andy murray especially. davis cup team—mates.tion, says he is prioritising the doubles here, as is andy murray. the significance of this final events, given murray has already got two olympic medals in the singles and silver in the mixed doubles in 2012, and also because they are playing with the british it on their backs. and you need to win four matches to win a medal in the doubles, that is one down, probably three to go. doubles, that is one down, probably three to 90-— doubles, that is one down, probably three to go. russell, you know andy murray well — three to go. russell, you know andy murray well committee _ three to go. russell, you know andy murray well committee followed - three to go. russell, you know andy murray well committee followed his | murray well committee followed his career for many years. when murray well committee followed his careerfor many years. when he is five match points down, does he consider defeat —— and you followed. or does he always think he will win it? i or does he always think he will win

like so many players, she's idolised andy, she's made no l she's idolised andy, she's made no secret, and for andy we will see tomorrow night on centre with jamie murray, that won't be the end, whatever happens, because friday and saturday we are expecting the mixed doubles to get going. i want to give emma raducanu herjews because she's put in an exceptional performance. she didn't play the clay court season, some people question to that — are thinking seem to have been right, and she's looking really good at the moment. her right, and she's looking really good at the moment.— at the moment. her decisions are often spot — at the moment. her decisions are often spot on. — at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she _ at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she faces - at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she faces so - at the moment. her decisions are often spot on, she faces so much| often spot on, she faces so much criticism, but she has to be so mindful of her schedule, she already has so many injuries for someone of her age. has so many injuries for som

of course here in the uk we talk about andy murray a lot. do i talk about andy murray a lot.about him and focus on other players such as doll and alvarez in the lipid games?— players such as doll and alvarez in the lipid games? people en'oy the treat the lipid games? people en'oy the great champions i the lipid games? people en'oy the great champions playing i the lipid games? people en'oy the great champions playing asi the lipid games? people enjoy the great champions playing as long . the lipid games? people enjoy the | great champions playing as long as they possibly can. i think novak djokovic, having now found himself second best to carlos alcaraz at wimbledon in the final of the second yearin wimbledon in the final of the second year in a row, is becoming perhaps even more loved by spectators and parts of the world where he hasn't always been universally popular because suddenly he is hugely successful 2a time grand slam champion, he was defying the odds and now he is the underdog in a sense that he's trying to beat the younger guys. if you've got rafael nadal and you'

there's more to when within an andy murray, there is more for. an andy murray, there is more for underimbledon. lets head to wimbledon live and join chetan pathak, who's also been across the action, with the weather holding things up early. firstly, more on that murray — a decision that's taken everyone by surprise. it was a surprise. a disappointment has dismissed for the british fans who support england because the loudest cheer i've heard this week from the hill and bars, they were watching the penalty shoot—out and see england go through. it has brought some of the joy back for those who support england. we had the news at the start of the day that emma raducanu was pulling out of the mixed doubles match we were expecting alongside andy this evening. it would have happened at this time, citing stiffness in her wrist. she plays tomorrow for a place in the second week of wimbledon. you can understand her prioritising the singles, but it will hurt andy murray. he said he's disappointed but we had a tweet from judy murray saying she found it astonishing. i'm not sure the murray camp is

and i don't know what the conversation was with andy, but i know enough of andy murray to think thatoment for her to focus on the singles, as disappointed as he will be to not get to play with her. but we did see, of course, on thursday night what was a very emotional scene on centre court where andy and his brotherjamie played in the men's doubles, and there was much more of a formal farewell to andy murray, if you like. they played a video montage. the former bbc sport presenter sue barker led a tribute. we had martina navratilova there, john mcenroe, tim henman, novak djokovic all paying a tribute to andy murray that felt like the formal goodbye. but we were looking forward to at least one more chance to see andy murray. this match was scheduled for court !, samantha, with emma raducanu, and i also have a feeling the fact that it was scheduled last we were expecting it to be an evening match may not have helped emma either, considering that she wants to focus on the singles. i think the timing of that match probably played into her decision as well, but, yes, reflective of the rai

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burnham and making sure that andy burnham and his— and making sure that andy burnham and his deputyople, the whole point about this is not just listening but engaging with people. what was the feeling like in the room? . ., what was the feeling like in the room? , .,, _, room? some people in the committee felt very strongly _ room? some people in the committee felt very strongly about _ room? some people in the committee felt very strongly about the _ room? some people in the committee felt very strongly about the video, - felt very strongly about the video, and many— felt very strongly about the video, and many of us share that deep concern — and many of us share that deep concern that people have, people like me _ concern that people have, people like me have called it out for what it is. _ like me have called it out for what it is, deeply shocking and disturbing, and andy wanted to underline — disturbing, and andy wanted to underline that and so did i. it is important — underline that and so did i. it is important that you do call that out, because _ important that you do call th

disappointed andy murray. former british _ have a good run. disappointed andy murray.- have a good run. disappointed andy| murray. former british number one, thank you for being with us. i know you know andy and you know him well how tough a decision will that have been to not get that singles farewells tonight? it been to not get that singles farewells tonight?— been to not get that singles farewells tonight? it will of been tou~h for farewells tonight? it will of been tough for him — farewells tonight? it will of been tough for him not _ farewells tonight? it will of been tough for him not to _ farewells tonight? it will of been tough for him not to play. - farewells tonight? it will of been tough for him not to play. i'm i farewells tonight? it will of been i tough for him not to play. i'm glad you said potentially because i think it's really important that we don't retire him. he will say when he is finished. there's no reason why he might be aiming to come back next year. i think it's really important to that space and time. he's doing the best he can with his bod

— much closer to andy burnham's initial reaction. _ much closer to andy burnham's initial reaction.er talked about - initial reaction. home secretaryl yvette cooper talked about deep concern — yvette cooper talked about deep concern around _ yvette cooper talked about deep concern around the _ yvette cooper talked about deep concern around the video, - concern around the video, understanding _ concern around the video, understanding the - concern around the video, - understanding the widespread distress — understanding the widespread distress it— understanding the widespread distress. it is— understanding the widespread distress. it is being _ understanding the widespread distress. it is being looked - understanding the widespread distress. it is being looked ati understanding the widespread . distress. it is being looked at by the iopc— distress. it is being looked at by the iopc and _ distress. it is being looked at by the iopc and she _ distress. it is being looked at by the iopc and she hopes- distress. it is being looked at by the iopc and she hopes that - distress. it is being

there was murmuring whether or not andy - more andy murray news? brother would see the last we see of him at wimbledon potentially ever. then the news coming through that he will be playing in the next doubles with emma raducanu. it was the news that lifted everyone's soul is around here because as you mention, the rain has been here, we had the outside and then that news that andy murray will play in the next doubles. both of them us open champions. emma raducanu has been so open about how much she idolised andy murray, she is her healing growing up she had his poster on her wall and now she will be playing next doubles with him. he teamed up in the mixed doubles with serena williams, got a lot of people very excited, they got as far as the third round. with the mixed doubles there is a sensor could be a bit of magic and andy murray's run at least goes beyond when we expect him, as for the mixed doubles, they have a wild card, friday and saturday is when the first round begins. it means more andy murray at this wimbledon, potentially his last. emm

centre prepares for andy murra 's victory. centre prepares for andy murray's returned _ victory.entre prepares for andy murray's returned the stallion i victory. centre prepares for andy i murray's returned the stallion play from scotland announces our arrival. this was djokovic's match butjacob fearnley�*s breakthrough. incredible to think that jacob fearnley was watching novak chocolates against andy murray is a 13—year—old playing against either of those players —— djokovic and he realised a dream today and i said we would nudge on the bed to what else is been going on and safely through to the next rally and not a straightforward against her and picked himself up and kept moving and the top seed but it is a straight set in the income of 6-4,673 straight set in the income of 6—4,673 and she is a full—time french open champion and talking very openly about needing to adapt your game to grass and can she do it, when convincingly. she has gone through and very much is one of the contenders for this title come back to me later in the programme and i will run you through what else

andy's been a huge inspiration to me you — andy's been a huge inspiration to me.ted off with watching him on tv, watching him at the biggest _ watching him on tv, watching him at the biggest stages here, and he is part of— the biggest stages here, and he is part of the — the biggest stages here, and he is part of the reason i wanted to be a professional tennis player in the first place. he's done an unbelievable thing is for british tennis— unbelievable thing is for british tennis in— unbelievable thing is for british tennis in world tennis as well, and inspired _ tennis in world tennis as well, and inspired so— tennis in world tennis as well, and inspired so many people. if i can have _ inspired so many people. if i can have an — inspired so many people. if i can have an amazing career like andy, i'll have an amazing career like andy, ill be _ have an amazing career like andy, i'll be extremely proud of that. murray has always been the gladiator of tennis, the all england club, his chosen arena. the waiting is over! this isn't quite the farewell he hoped for, but

i think if andy comes asking, — work out. i think if andy comes asking, you _ work out.y, she would have been excited. at the end of— she would have been excited. at the end of the _ she would have been excited. at the end of the day, you've got to look after _ end of the day, you've got to look after your— end of the day, you've got to look after your body and best chances. from _ after your body and best chances. from emma's pointed you, she's not outstanding, she will play tomorrow, the draw is open. a potential semifinal if she gets that. you can understand her reasons. andy murray says he's disappointed. judy murray on twitter replying saying it is astonishing. how are they reacting? how will they feel about emma's decision question sometimes decisions are made in the moment you are upset. find decisions are made in the moment you are uset. �* ., ., ~ are upset. and it would have liked to have played _ are upset. and it would have liked to have played one _ are upset. and it would have liked to have played one more - are upset. and it would have liked to have played

attorney, andy mccarthy. we begin at the supreme court where "fox news sunday" houston fox news chief legal correspondent shannon bream is standing by with details on the historic ruling. shannon? >> kayleigh, you heard it this morning. it breaks down this way. the court says that there is absolute and presumptive immunity for president for the official or core acts of his presidency. they say that does not extend to criminal activity part of unofficial activity for a president, and here's the thing. people say, what about in this case? this is a rule for the ages, as justice gorsuch said. and justice roberts, the chief justice writing his opinion today, it doesn't matter who's in the oval office, with their politics or policies are. this is the blanket finding we are making. but they do talk a little bit about the various things charged in the indictment against president trump and say, we can't make a finding on those about whether those fit into this official act or an official act, because this case was e

andy swiss, bbc news, dusseldorf.th performances not being at the level that was quite expected, and every tweet that gareth southgate employs will be analysed. switzerland will be the top as team england have faced at the tournament, they came close to beating germany in the group stages but it's fascinating. the england supporters arriving here at dusseldorf and talking to them they tell you they are into the quarterfinals but they are not quite sure how england have managed it. thank you so much. good to see swiss reporting the swiss! still to come, we hear about on the grasslands of sussex. now it's time to join our colleagues with the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories: number one court brings two british head to heads... with katie boulter and harriet dart playing for a place in the third round of wimbledon... later, two british brothers — andy murray's swansong begins alongsidejamie as centre court puts on its first opening round doubles match for nearly three

it epitomised andy murray as an absolute roller coaster. what epitomised andy murray as an absolute roller _ absolute roller coaster. what was your take on a? that was - absolute roller coaster. what was your take on a? that was his - your take on a? that was his career in a nutshell, wasn't it? it's a reminder of how much he still loves the sport, how desperate he is to be able to bring every single last drop out of a 21 year professional career, that is with the help of dan evans who played and not in considerable part in the conclusion. they managed to save five match points you come back from 9—4 down in the first of a ten point tie—breaker that was going to decide the match. they won seven points in a row to make sure that they take their place in the second round. the celebrations afterward were really quite special because they've achieved so much in their careers. andy murray, especially, they've been davis cup team—mates but i think dan evans who is also still in the singles competition says that he is prioritising the doubles here as is prioritising the doubles here as is andy mu

in terms of the context of it, andy burnham talked about the context.ent can ever in my opinion justify it and context in the to that incident can ever in my opinionjustify it and i think you have seen that from the police, the response to suspend this officer and the fact we now have the ilp c involves is everything.- ilp c involves is everything. would release the — ilp c involves is everything. would release the full _ ilp c involves is everything. would release the full video _ ilp c involves is everything. would release the full video prejudice i release the full video prejudice anything, that is being transparent? that is up to the independent office for police conduct, a scale whether that would be prejudicial. the key thing for me is what the family say and want. they said can you appeal for calm, make sure you are representing us and saying our priority is justice and protecting our family right now, priority is justice and protecting ourfamily right now, giving them a sense of privacy and space to heal but also to make sure this is not hijacke

and i don't know what the conversation was with andy, but i know enough of andy murray to think thatt to play with her. but we did see, of course, on thursday night what was a very emotional scene on centre court where andy and his brotherjamie played in the men's doubles, and there was much more of a formal farewell to andy murray, if you like. they played a video montage. the former bbc sport presenter sue barker led a tribute. we had martina navratilova there, john mcenroe, tim henman, novak djokovic all paying a tribute to andy murray. that felt like the formal goodbye, but we were looking forward to at least one more chance to see andy murray. this match was scheduled for court 1, samantha, with emma raducanu, and i also have a feeling the fact that it was scheduled last we were expecting it to be an evening match may not have helped emma either, considering that she wants to focus on the singles. i think the timing of that match probably played into her decision as well, but, yes, reflective of the rain that keeps coming and going here at wimbledon today — bit of disappointment

and before andy murray teams _ ball hit. and before andy murray teams up - ball hit.ith . ball hit. and before andy - murray teams up with emma rod o'connor, he will team up with jamie murray, that match expected on centre court on thursday, we'll also see returning to that court novak djokovic and ego swiatek. what a moment to remember for mark cavendish — the manx man has made history — breaking the tour de france record for stage wins on wednesday. cavendish took his 35th victory in cycling's greatest race. to surpass the legendary eddy merckx with a sensational sprint finish in saint vulbas. it's expected to be his final tour — and the 39—year—old burst clear in a dramatic finale to stage five. slovenia's tadej pogacar retained the leader's yellow jersey in the general classification standings, 45 seconds clear of belgium's remco evenepoel with defending championjonas vingegaard five seconds further adrift. so an incredible achievement from cavendish — earlier we caught up with the former british cyclist and three times olympic gold medallist ed clancy. i think he

— andy murray. it is not really a surprise, is it? andy murray. it is not really a surrise, is it?it? absolutely, ben. it is confirmation of— surprise, is it? absolutely, ben. it is confirmation of what _ surprise, is it? absolutely, ben. it is confirmation of what we - surprise, is it? absolutely, ben. it is confirmation of what we were i is confirmation of what we were expecting but it hasn't been an easy season for andy murray when it comes to injuries. the most recent of which was a spinal cyst which he had surgery on at the end of last month and that ruled him out of taking part in the singles at his final wimbledon. but he was able to take part in the doubles, alongside his brotherjamie. and after they were knocked out there was a very moving tribute on centre court featuring the likes of serena williams and roger federer. he said at the time i want to play forever, i love the sport. but of course no one can play forever and it is proving physically tough andy murray. so this morning came the confirmation that he will take part in the singles and the doubles here in paris and

the other person in the team is andi macdonald , andi mack, and he's macdonald, andi mack, and he's therepresent britain. and he's half american, but he's british. we'll take him as british and he's 50, and he is a legend of the sport. and i thought it would be nice to have a word with him. magnificent. >> just do it. >> just do it. >> andi mack. he's over in california right now. morning or good evening. should we say andi? >> yeah. good evening. thanks for having me. >> it's great to see you. how does this feel? i mean, you've had this amazing career, whereas some people over here are seeing you for the first time, thinking this 50 year old is going to be skateboarding in the olympics. how does it feel for you, >> it feels pretty surreal. it was. it was a long shot from the get go and, just qualified about a week ago. it just became official, on monday at the kidding, the kidding out we had, i flew into london and, up in birmingham and, we did the thing. got the, got the official word from team gb, and, and, i'm going to be officially representing team great britain in the olympics in

what of andy murray?h his brotherjamie of course. what else is going on? it is busy, isn't it! let's take it a carlos alcaraz. for the first time not roger federer, rafael nadal, andy murray or novak djokovic —— novak djokovic is open and play on centre court. he has won the opening game. he looks well positioned to defend his wimbledon title. one of the big contenders again this time. the man he beat last year in the semifinals, daniel medvedev, is out at the moment on court one. he is up against an american. daniel medvedev has had a horrible year so far with injuries and inconsistencies, but he should have enough to get over the line in round one. he is 5—3 up at the moment in that opening sets. it is a busy day. we have yannick skinner, the top seed, to come today. we have charles broom, the british player, coming up, also. england's footballers and fans will be reflecting on their late, late show which spared their blushes against slovakia in the european championship last night. the dramatic 2—1win

>anc2 mic>we need more andy's in the world. well, the east bay trash pandas have a big cleanup scheduled for july. 4th weekend and you can find out more information on our website at kpix.com. >>>we have a hot, dry, windy week ahead of us here in the bay area, gearing up for 4th of july daytime highs today are already sitting in the 80s and 90s throughout the south and cholera valley. we're expecting triple digits. offner, antioch concord today sitting at 99 degrees. now we get a lot of relief along our coastline 60s in store for us today near half moon bay with a little bit cloudier and cooler conditions there. we warm up into the 70s near san francisco with upper 70s across the bay bridge 80s and 90s up into the north bay throughout this afternoon, but the climate fiction center paints a very good picture as to what we can see throughout the next 6 to 10 days specifically here in california, where well above average temperatures are expected as we head into this holiday week. now, what does that look like for us? triple digit

and his name is andy.y makes his living as an engineer in livermore but he lives to beautify the area communities. >> i like making a difference. >> reporter: which is why the state he's on the corner of 17th street, his worksite for his unofficial job. >> nobody deserves to live in an environment where there is trash and other disgusting things laying around. >> reporter: andy spends his free time cleaning up hotspots for illegal dumping. he does it 3 to 4 times a week. because it is a problem everywhere. >> i've even found a legal dumping take place in pleasanton. >> reporter: he backs it up so the public works department can pick it up safely and efficiently. >> if i can make the process a little easier for them, we will see results. >> reporter: andy is on a mission to find solutions. >> it isn't my job, people keep telling me that. i understand. but what's wrong with having a little civic pride, helping out the community? >> reporter: andy often shares before and after photos online to show people tha

andy murray will not actually. andy murray will not play actually.t at wimbledon today, having been battling to recover from back surgery, he's decided that he's only going to play the doubles. >> yes. so the two time former champion had been battling to recover from that back surgery last weekend, but has since run out of time with his first round clash, which had been scheduled for this afternoon. >> well, shall we speak to charlie peters , who is in charlie peters, who is in wimbledon for us with the very latest, charlie, you've been speaking to people. how disappointed are they to learn that andy murray will not be competing in the singles? >> significant disappointment. in fact, many of the people that we spoke to queuing up to get into the courts here hadn't learned that andy murray was not going to be playing at 630 against thomas makatsch, the competitor from the czech republic, for this first round match in his last season in men's tennis at wimbledon. now, the 37 year old andy murray, he was recovering from a back injury from surgery that w

i heard the news about andy and i heard the news about andy and i hope that he will have the best possiblen the olympics for him and his country. he has been a legend, he is a legend of our sport and has been an important player for tennis. someone who won't be competing at the paris games is britain's three—time 0lympic dressage champion charlotte dujardin. she's been suspended after a video emerged of her "excessively" whipping a horse during a training session. it's something she's called an error ofjudgement that she's deeply ashamed about. the sport's governing body, the fei is now investigating i was shocked and disappointed but we will now conduct an investigation and follow—up on this. the fact that a video that apparently is already a couple of years old, though that will need to be established, is now released on the eve of the olympic games is no coincidence but we are very confident that the new plan and the work of our equine lobby commission will turn into an action plan and help us in the future. we have many riders and many athletes and many horses in our sport so it is onl

we're going to see andy murray play we're going to see andy murray play alongside dan evans hopefullyitement. fingers crossed. team gb can improve even their medal table standings . standings. >> so if you just, quickly the weather at roland—garros down in the south—west of paris there looks pretty good. but it was rained out yesterday. we didn't see much action, did we? we saw some pictures of the courts over here, absolutely drenched. >> yeah, i think a lot of the games were postponed, so there may be some scheduling issues. today we are expecting it to kick off here around midday, but there's plenty of matches to kick, to catch up on now. so we're not sure exactly what time andy murray will be taking to the court with his partner dan evans taking on that japanese duo, but hopefully we will see that today and hopefully they can get through to the next stage. otherwise it very well could be andy murray's last ever official game of tennis. we hope it's not. we hope he can get through. we hope he can maybe even clinch a medal. what a finish. that would be to such a long and illustrious

andy murray was supposed to be on centre.went all the way, who brought us with him, the former wimbledon champion, will not play here in the singles again. the waiting is over! there are a lot of emotions around the court. a lot of people obviously disappointed not to see you, and loads of people wishing you well. andy, i wonder what kind of mixture of emotions you're feeling about the decision today? i'm disappointed. i wanted to play in the tournament, and, you know, iwanted to have a chance to go out there and walk out on my own on the centre court again, and, yeah, give it another go. but i also was only going to do that if i felt like i could be, you know, competitive, and i didn't feel like that today. and, yeah, i am sorry for obviously everyone that, you know, came and wanted to support and watch again. you know, and i wanted that moment as well — as much for me as for, you know, the people that have supported me over the years. twice the wimbledon winner — that's the headline of andy murray's career. it's just part o

andy's contribution to society. but he wants to take it a step further. >> and then i really am eager to work with the city, share my idea on ways to prevent the illegal dumping. i've come up with innovative ideas, and i really, really want to share them with the city. >> reporter: 21 bags and a whole lot of debris later. >> so much better. i'm happy. >> reporter: andy has transformed yet another bay area street. you ask him why, he'll say why not? >> i'm just an average guy, just trying to help out as much as he can because i care and i want each and every city in the bay area to thrive. >> reporter: a selfless person with the power to inspire a prettier picture of the place we call home. >> that's a lot of work for one guy. east bay trash pandas have a big clean up scheduled for july 4 weekend. >>> and you can find more information on our website kpix.com. you know when you go out to events or you have a picnic, they always say to make sure you gather your own trash. but if you could then pick up something along t

yes we should still see andy murray at this years - see andy murray at this years wimbledon in the doubleserjeannie, but for the singles, that could well be it. seemingly now, we will not see andy murray play singles tennis at wimbledon again. he had that cyst close to his spinal cord removed recently because it was causing nerve pain in his right leg, that pain has not gone away and as hard as he tried to try and place first round match against thomas today, it was not to be for him. so yes, in the doubles there should be the chance we get to see him along side brother later in the week but andy murray in the singles two—time olympic champion as well who has hopes props of going on to paris in the us open if he did not get his grand slam farewell here. it is been a catcher birthday here on day two at the all england club. that news of the drama on two. novak djokovic is a man who has had injuries at 37—year—old coming back from surgery this time to his knee. better news for him. ed has not cost him the shot at the title, far from it. a player out of the world top a50 ideal opponent for no

she said she was looking forward to playing with andy but has to take care.d surgeries on her wrist and ankle that forced her to miss wimbledon. she has to be very careful. in the last few weeks, she has put herself into a fantastic position to have a deep run and has looked brilliant across her opening three matches. i don't know what the conversation was with andy, but i know enough to think he would have supported her in that moment for her to focus on the singles. as disappointed as he will be not to get to play with her, but we did see on thursday night what was a very emotional scene on centre court where andy and his brother jamie played in the men's doubles and there was much more of a formal fell well to andy murray, if you like, they played a video montage, the former bbc sport presenter sue barker led a tribute, martina navratilova, tim henman, novak djokovic all paying tribute to him. that fell like the formal goodbye, but we are looking forward to at least one more chance to see anybody. this match was scheduled for court one with emma raducanu,

. >> dana: we bring in jonathan turley and andy mccarthy. you know these guys and happy to have you here. let me start with you, andy mccarthy, your thoughts. >> well, i think this is merrick garland and joe biden being caught on the axle of their own politics. there was not any reason for there to be a special counsel in this case. the biden justice department investigated trump for two years before jack smith was appointed. he was appointed because garland knew there were going to be cases brought against trump. he knew that trump would make the political claim that biden was using his executive prosecutorial authority against his political enemies. so in order to create the illusion of independence of the prosecution of trump jack smith was put in for that purpose. the problem is constitutionally speaking, his position is not created by congress and he is neither nominated by the president nor confirmed by the senate. and the roster that david just ran through, most of those special counsels were confirmed u.s. attorneys. pat fitzgerald w

to be andy murray's wimbledon farewell.reams did i think it would be remotely possible so when the opportunity came around, i had to do it for nine—year—old emma and some things are bigger than just tennis in the current moment, when i look back at the end of my life, i willjust be over the moon i did this. playing with andy would be an amazing atmosphere and i think the crowd will love it. i'm going to love it and i'm just looking forward to the first ball hit. and before andy murray teams up with emma raducanu, he will team up with jamie murray, that match expected on centre court on thursday where we'll also see returning to that court novak djokovic and iga swiatek. what a moment to remember for mark cavendish — the manx man has made history — breaking the tour de france record for stage wins on wednesday. cavendish took his 35th victory in cycling's greatest race to surpass the legendary eddy merckx with a sensational sprint finish in saint vulbas. it's expected to be his final tour and the 39—year—old burst clear in a

andy burnham is about your public statements.have five mps from reform uk, who have five mps after the general election, who have backed what the police appear to have done in that footage. earlier i spoke to one of those mps, lee anderson. the earlier i spoke to one of those mps, lee anderson-— lee anderson. the message i'm nettina lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud _ lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and _ lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and clear— lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and clear from - lee anderson. the message i'm getting loud and clear from myl getting loud and clear from my constituents _ getting loud and clear from my constituents is _ getting loud and clear from my constituents is that _ getting loud and clear from my constituents is that they - getting loud and clear from my constituents is that they are i getting loud and clear from myl constituents is that they are fed getting loud and clear from my. constituents is that they are fed up with seeing — constituents is that

andy swiss, bbc news.yer that andy murray knows well. that is a tricky tie, but winnable. the british men's number one jack draper will be up against nishikori in the singles. in the women's draw, katie boulter will face anna karolina schmiedlova of slovakia. boulter will then team up with heather watson to take on the former wimbledon champion, germany's angelique kerber, who'll retire after the olympics, and laura siegmund. former marathon world champion paula radcliffe says she's "very sorry" after wishing a convicted rapist competing at the olympics the "best of luck". steven van de velde, who's named in the netherlands beach volleyball squad, was sentenced to four years in prison in 2016 after pleading guilty to raping a 12—year—old british girl when he was 19. now 29, he resumed his volleyball career after serving just 12 months of his sentence, and was selected injune for the dutch olympic team. in a statement, radcliffe says... well, despite the games not formally opening until tomorrow, there has

burnham made, that it the point that andy burnham made, thatitis the point that andy burnham made, thatt westminster for us now. nick, a lot of political reaction to that footage from manchester airport. largely in unison but one voice out of sync earlier was richard tice from reform, saying that the images were reassuring, not distressing. it is worth pointing out, matthew, as you say, that the majority of politicians, most of them government politicians, most of them government politicians who have responded to this footage so far, have said they are concerned and they understand that concern, but the government often doesn't try and make a conclusion on these things and leaves it for an investigation to play out, asjudith was just saying there. but there isn't complete uniformity on this, and the reform party, led by nigel farage but now with five mps in parliament, has been a bit of an outlier on this, saying that it actually thinks that the police officers who responded to this incident should be commended and given medals, have a listen to lee anderson. the and given medals, have

and before andy murray teams u- the net. and before andy murray teams up with — the net.. we will also see the returning returning to that court novak djokovic and the top women's seed. it's been a sensational day for mark cavendish, who's made cycling history with a 35th stage win at the tour de france. three years after equalling the record set by eddy merckx, cavendish moved clear with victory in a hectic finish to the fifth stage, a sprint to saint—vulbas. jane dougall reports. this is why he kept competing. it's john! this is why he kept competing. it�*s john! gets done! the story is finally complete! that john! gets done! the story is finally complete!— john! gets done! the story is finally complete! john! gets done! the story is finall comlete! . ., ., finally complete! at the age of 39, mark cavendish _ finally complete! at the age of 39, mark cavendish now _ finally complete! at the age of 39, mark cavendish now holds - finally complete! at the age of 39, mark cavendish now holds working finally complete! at the age of 39, . mark cavendish now holds working for t

andy and for my dad. - the outer courts but it means a lot for andy and for my dad.rh for andy and for my dad. enjoy it, | and as you say, whatever happens today, _ and as you say, whatever happens today, injury permitting he will be playing _ today, injury permitting he will be playing in — today, injury permitting he will be playing in the mixed doubles alongside emma raducanu and she is back on— alongside emma raducanu and she is back on form. i was watching her yesterday— back on form. i was watching her yesterday and the power and range of shots and _ yesterday and the power and range of shots and accuracy was incredible and its— shots and accuracy was incredible and it's the — shots and accuracy was incredible and it's the first time at a grand slam _ and it's the first time at a grand slam she — and it's the first time at a grand slam she has reached the third round since. _ slam she has reached the third round since. as— slam she has reached the third round since. as a _ slam she has reached the third round since, as a teenager, she won the us open _ since, a

andy mccarthy, jonathan turley and trey gowdy. jonathan, your thoughts as we get ready for this big day? >> all eyes are on chief justice roberts. you had four justices that were highly skeptical about the lower court decision. roberts shared a lot of that criticism. at one point he openly dissed the analysis of the lower court seeming to say a president can be prosecuted because he is being prosecuted in a type of circular logic. so you have five justices that were very skeptical about the lower court decision. but most of the judges also expressed an unwillingness to embrace absolute immunity the type of sweeping argument made by the trump team. what will be really quite important is whether the court gives any concrete guidance as to how we define official acts, if they do remand this. and whether they make any reference to donald trump's speech or what occurred on january 6th. the details we'll be looking for. >> dana: let me turn to you, andy mccarthy and find out from your perspective who you think might join all together he

>> and here he is , my hero andy >> and here he is, my hero andy murray.nis after competing at the 2024 paris olympics, starting this week. very sad news indeed . very sad news indeed. yeah, it is sad news and some of you on my say saying ben. shut up. what are you talking about? well, he hates england. i mean, different conversation. one thing i want to get stuck into is where the hell is joe biden? lots of. well, i guess at this point, conspiracy theories floating around online saying that he's got a medical situation, he's gravely ill. he's not been seen in public for a number of days. and of course, the situation with the democratic nominee for the presidential race is being described as a coup. some would have thought he would have done a video message announcing he was stepping out of the race. he wrote a letter on a computer which didn't have his official letterhead on. so, look, we're swirling down all these, these very strange roads. but the question begs, where is joe biden? >> and it's very odd that the resignation was done completely onune resi

thank you very much. >> andy. fan andy murray, >> andy. fan andy murray, >> you know what?lways used to find him, perhaps a little bit grumpy, but i think his personality is starting to shine or has done for the last few years. what do you think? he's my hero. >> when he won, he's your hero. >> when he won, he's your hero. >> oh, well, there we go. >> oh, well, there we go. >> i grew up playing tennis. my boys now play tennis, and andy was always there at the top. and you know, when he lost that wimbledon final against i think it was federer in 2012, then came back to win the olympics a couple of weeks later. he won gold, then he won two wimbledons after that. i just think he's got guts. he's got character and yeah, i've always loved him. >> well, you clearly know a lot more about the tennis than i do, but you're a bit of a tiger, dad, aren't you? >> what does that mean? >> what does that mean? >> well, you know, you've got your little kids out there playing tennis already. >> yeah. so my boy jude. good morning. jude. good afternoon, he's he's only four, but he's very good

let's talk to andy burnham. _ government policy. let's talk to andy burnham.nt policy. let's talk to andy burnham. your reaction i government policy. let's talk to i andy burnham. your reaction to government policy. let's talk to - andy burnham. your reaction to the suspension of these seven labour mps? i suspension of these seven labour mps? ., ., . ., mps? i am on the record in the sa in: mps? i am on the record in the saying that _ mps? i am on the record in the saying that i strongly _ mps? i am on the record in the saying that i strongly support l mps? i am on the record in the l saying that i strongly support the removal— saying that i strongly support the removal of the two child cap. i see the evidence of the harm it does in greater_ the evidence of the harm it does in greater manchester. we have 5000 homeless _ greater manchester. we have 5000 homeless families, 6500 kids in temporary accommodation, so the evidence _ temporary accommodation, so the evidence is plain that it really does — evidence is plain that it really does cause great harm. that sai

could be andy murray doing andy murray things. let's see.talk about british men's tennis. we have the excitement of jack draper to come. a potential second round match with cameron norrie. liam broady, it is overfor him. gone out in four sets. did so well last year, reaching the third round. we know how much these champion chips mean for liam. a tough want to take?— champion chips mean for liam. a tough want to take? liam, it was not that lona tough want to take? liam, it was not that long ago — tough want to take? liam, it was not that long ago that _ tough want to take? liam, it was not that long ago that he _ tough want to take? liam, it was not that long ago that he had _ tough want to take? liam, it was not that long ago that he had broke - tough want to take? liam, it was not that long ago that he had broke into| that long ago that he had broke into the world top hundred, for the very first time, and earlier this year, and last year, he was playing fantastic tennis, but he has had injury struggles of late, he also suffered some concuss

today, andy burnham has called for calm.w an investigation ongoing. we also know that the independent office for police conduct is looking into this, and they've met with the family of the two men who were subjected to the incident last night. so calls for calm, then, from the mayor of greater manchester. not very much calm at this particular protest, because the incident has now turned into a debate on the kind of policing that people want to see in this country, with some politicians expressing support for greater manchester police and some criticism. so it's a debate which has excited a lot of passion, a lot of anger and a lot of noise. that was phil mccann reporting there. our political editor chris mason is in westminster, where there's been a lot of political reaction to events in manchester. what often happens when there are incidents like this is that the political reaction falls into two categories. there is criticism, and there is also a plea for the investigators to be given time to try and work out the full pictu

while andy murray has played the final singles match of his career, concentrating on the doubles only as he prepares to retire from tennis after paris. hello again. for all the new sporting stories paris is ready to tell over the next two and a bit weeks, its olympics start — officially at least — with something truly unique. the opening ceremony will take place for the first time not inside a stadium but along the river seine. it's just hours away and is demanding the largest security operation in france's history as our sports editor dan roan reports from paris. it was meant to be playing out in front of more than half a million people, the spectator numbers have been brought down to just over 300,000 because of security concerns. but of course, that's the big question. it's quite hard to overstate the level of this vast security operation we are having to negotiate along the banks of the river seine, with thousands of metal barricades set up, tens of thousands of officers on duty for this opening ceremony, of which there will be many world leaders who have been welcomed here by pre

but for now, andy, how do you react to what you saw last night? >> well, i mean, i agree with everyone else. it's a horrendous, unimaginable incident that's happened. anything that involves violence against children is really, really awful. and we can't stress enough how serious and horrific the original incident was. i think violent disorder of any kind is not the answer , and any kind is not the answer, and there can be no excuse and no reason for that. it is not acceptable to go out onto the streets and take matters into your own hands. you have to let due process the law, the police, people who know what they're doing deal with these sorts of incidents. it's not about going out and being violent or sort of vigilante attacks. i think that's really unacceptable. whatever the reasoning. >> can i ask you from a policing perspective, because it doesn't feel like long ago at all that we saw riots happen in harehills in leeds, different circumstances. but notwithstanding that, i would argue very similar activities undertaken . we saw angry mobs on un

and the andy murray story is a remarkable one. 77—year wait that britain had for a male wimbledon singles champion, which murray ended in 2013. he's a two—time wimbledon champion. he's a three—time grand slam champion, the first of his successes coming at the us open back in 2012. this a man who held his own in a time of federer and nadal. and djokovic, of course, went on to dominate the sport. and had it not been for that first hip injury that he had in 2018, it led to hip resurfacing surgery in 2019, there is a question of what could have been, but he refused to give up. he battled on and for the last few years he's had plenty of struggles with injury. he wanted to play singles at wimbledon, just gone and that was denied in the end. he had too much nerve pain in his right leg after having a cyst removed on his back. he did get to play doubles. at least he did get a very emotional farewell. he was playing doubles with his brotherjamie murray. they lost their match, but there was a farewell that included greats of the game on cour

we talked about putting up a statue of andy _ we talked about putting up a statue of andy murray, weebrate his fantastic career, but we've got time to do that. we very much— but we've got time to do that. we very much want to engage with andy to talk— very much want to engage with andy to talk to _ very much want to engage with andy to talk to him about how he would like to _ to talk to him about how he would like to celebrate it but i think for now he's— like to celebrate it but i think for now he's earned the opportunity of a rest before _ now he's earned the opportunity of a rest before he competes at the olympics, hopefully. i'v e i've also been hearing from amaretto condo following that defeat on centre court yesterday. —— emma roddick condo. focus on that singles match, obviously didn't go her way, loosen in the quarterfinal, we will see her play that quarterfinal tomorrow because tomorrow will be the first day of wimbledon quarterfinals and a reminder of what happened so far today, elena for delina —— salinas for delina emotional dedicating to win to the people of ukraine foll