_ someone to ask about that —— andy murray he's— someone to ask about that —— andy murray. stic sports person for— murray. he's been a fantastic sports person for scotland, for britain, for everybody. and the pleasure he's given— for everybody. and the pleasure he's given - _ for everybody. and the pleasure he's given - i_ for everybody. and the pleasure he's given — i mean, the entertainment value _ given — i mean, the entertainment value of— given — i mean, the entertainment value of andy murray playing on one of those _ value of andy murray playing on one of those great wimbledon courts on a monday— of those great wimbledon courts on a monday evening, whether they got the rain on _ monday evening, whether they got the rain on these days — it's fantastic stuff~ _ rain on these days — it's fantastic stuff. perhaps you'd prefer england to get _ stuff. perhaps you'd prefer england to get on _ stuff. perhaps you'd prefer england to get on with the football.- to get on with the football. rachel, do ou to get on with the football. rachel, do you think _ to get on with the footba

was it agonising - it was actually worth it. -- andy murray. agonising as always? it was a breeze, he was always going to walk— it was a breeze, he was always going to walk out _ it was a breeze, he was always going to walk out of it.— to walk out of it. you've missed the fun papers. — to walk out of it. you've missed the fun papers. you're _ to walk out of it. you've missed the fun papers, you're probably- to walk out of it. you've missed the fun papers, you're probably quite i fun papers, you're probably quite pleased that we've not made you talk about england's upcoming match in rome. will you be watching that at all, orwill you rome. will you be watching that at all, or will you be cheering for the ukrainians?— ukrainians? absolutely i'll be championing _ ukrainians? absolutely i'll be championing england - ukrainians? absolutely i'll be championing england to - ukrainians? absolutely i'll be championing england to thisl championing england to this tournament, i'm super impressed by karen_ tournament, i'm super impressed by karen southgate'

andy murray! having won his first match on grass _ andy murray!aving won his first match on grass in _ andy murray! having won his first match on grass in three _ andy murray! having won his first match on grass in three years - andy murray! having won his first match on grass in three years on | match on grass in three years on tuesday, andy murray's second step of the comeback trail will be a mower testing one. matteo, the top seed here and ranks ninth in the world certainly gave maria a chance to test as match fitness. after a promising start from unforced errors crept in from the 34—year—old. losing his served twice in the first set and with his opponent serving like this... the second set went the same way. matteo will be taking super useful weapons to wimbledon with him. the winner in straight sets against the man who has one there twice. andy murray felt happy with his physical fitness there twice. andy murray felt happy with his physicalfitness this there twice. andy murray felt happy with his physical fitness this week and feels he needs

the differences andy murray actually won wimbledon. ance have been sensationally knocked out of the tournament by switzerland in the biggest shock so far. france were ahead 3—1 until two late swiss goals leveled it and extra time followed. so it went to penalties. but before that, paul pogba had looked to put france into the last eight when he fired this wonderful shot into the top corner 15 minutes from time, taking them from being a goal down to 3—1 up. but the swiss weren't done, as first haris seferovic with his second, and then, a late equaliserfrom mario gavranovic left us at stalemate. and when it came to the end, it was killian mbappe who blinked as his shot was saved. switzerland, after a bit of debate, go through 5—4 on penalties. and they'll face spain in the last eight after one of the most extraordinary games of the tournament against croatia. spain had given away an early lead through a calamitous own goal, their goalkeeper, unai simon, completely missing that back pass. but the 2012 winners recovered and went 3—1 up, with

andy murray is 4—2 up on centre court. back to you. in four sets.at stuff- we will— on centre court. back to you. great stuff. we will be _ on centre court. back to you. great stuff. we will be back _ on centre court. back to you. great stuff. we will be back by _ on centre court. back to you. great stuff. we will be back by the - on centre court. back to you. great stuff. we will be back by the end i on centre court. back to you. great stuff. we will be back by the end of the programme. moving from liverpool to everton is not quite a regular event. in fact, it's so irregular, that rafa benitez is just the second man to manage both clubs. he was announced as the blues new boss today, signing a three—year contract, taking over from carlo ancelloti, who left for real madrid earlier this month. the only other man to make this controversial switch was william edward barclay, and that was back in the 1890s, around the formation of the clubs. joe lynskey has been gauging the reaction to everton's new appointment. ancelloti bonita s won the champions leagu

andy murray! back among friends, freed of expectations, _ andy murray!iends, | freed of expectations, motivated by a love of playing tennis. this was his first singles match in three months after struggling with a groin injury. an early slip, gasps all around centre court. no damage apparent. maybe he was playing with them. not long after that, an example of trick grand —— grand slam winning tennis. he's known to hurl expletives around the court and was banned from the french 0lympic expletives around the court and was banned from the french olympic team. unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses ofjust unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses of just what unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses ofjust what he is capable of on occasion. such flashes of genius were fleeting — where is with marie, it began to look like a greatest hits collection. —— whereas with marie. he soon it wrapped up a straight sets win. 0ne with marie. he soon it wrapped up a straight sets win. one that clearly meant a lot. straight sets win. one that clearly meant a lot-—

fixture — final minutes of andy murray's fixture in — final minutes of andy murray's fixture in a second couple nasty falls. wimbledon and he had a couple nasty falls the _ wimbledon and he had a couple nasty falls. the court has been described as slick_ falls. the court has been described as stick and — falls. the court has been described as slick and greasy, and oily, and they— as slick and greasy, and oily, and they are — as slick and greasy, and oily, and they are boiling it down to something to do on the court when the roof_ something to do on the court when the roof is— something to do on the court when the roof is closed. it's not the first— the roof is closed. it's not the first year— the roof is closed. it's not the first year that we've had the roof come _ first year that we've had the roof come over— first year that we've had the roof come over and match is being played late into _ come over and match is being played late into the evening, so arguably it must— late into the evening, so arguably it must he — late into the evening, so arguably it must be a bit more complicated t

let's talk about andy murray. - of the royal family. let's talk about andy murray.hat's what the first week at wimbledon is about. absolutely, that's a great _ wimbledon is about. absolutely, that's a great picture _ wimbledon is about. absolutely, that's a great picture of- wimbledon is about. absolutely, that's a great picture of novak i that's a great picture of novak djokovic— that's a great picture of novak djokovic on the front page of the time _ djokovic on the front page of the time suffering the same fate. it's been _ time suffering the same fate. it's been very— time suffering the same fate. it's been very difficult on the opening day, the — been very difficult on the opening day, the only few days we've had with quite — day, the only few days we've had with quite a few people suffering from _ with quite a few people suffering from the — with quite a few people suffering from the slippery grass syndrome. pour serena williams didn't make it through, novak djokovic stretches around the same time. how far is this two—time champion going to get? come on, it's

draper's inspiration was watching andy murray win wimbledon in 2013. e. murray is in action later today. he plays these days for the love of it. tennis remains the same, and perhaps we all look for the reassuringly familiar. let's talk to joe now. has there actually be any play yet? their house, absolutely. under the roof of court number one. the grounds are a little bit dispiriting with the cover is still on but there are two roofs at wimbledon these days will stop the number one bowler assumed got a couple of big breaks in herfirst—round match. the women's singles are wide open. in terms of andy murray looking ahead, the centre court schedule, which begins at around 1:30pm should be unaffected so we expect to see andy murray on court around tea—time. we hope he will be here at wimbledon for a long time. he isjust trying to enjoy every minute of his career and i guess we should do the same. there are two british men seeded this year, cameron norrie and dan evans, both have had good years so perhaps we should look to them for real possibilities of going

we have seen people like andy murray, tennis stars like andy i murray, tennis stars like andy murray,, but if it isjust you, maybe it one shouldering the blame, but if it is just you, maybe it is tougher? fin isjust you, maybe it is tougher? on to of isjust you, maybe it is tougher? on top of that, tennis has the specifics that at the end of the tournament, there isjust one player that does not lose, basically, 99% of players actually are going to experience a loss at some point of the tournament. so i think that definitely there is this kind of pressure and there is this kind of demotion that is with the tennis and also tennis is a solitary sport which actually means at the end of the day, the players are sometimes lonely on the court and off the court because of the specifics of the discipline. the external pressure that comes with that might be sometimes a burden. the pressure that comes with that might be sometimes a burden.— be sometimes a burden. the other side of the — be sometimes a burden. the other side of the coin _ be sometimes a burden. the other side of the coin we _ be s

andy murray _ together. what big names can we expect? andy murray and - together.ngent of british players like dan _ expect? andy murray and a contingent of british players like dan evans. - of british players like dan evans. cameron norrie. and we have an italian youngster who is a potential wimbledon champion of the future. if wimbledon champion of the future. if you were a gambling man, who do you think will win? 51am you were a gambling man, who do you think will win?— think will win? such a strong contingent — think will win? such a strong contingent to _ think will win? such a strong contingent to the _ think will win? such a strong contingent to the british - think will win? such a strong contingent to the british this think will win? such a strong - contingent to the british this year we would love five times winner andy murray to bring the tournament home or one of the others. the players have started in local parks. there are 2500 park tennis courts, so hopefully viewers will be inspired to get on the tennis court this week as well. we to get on the tenni

andy murray is inspired by roger federer. ck in the singles at wimbledon. thank you. we love watching him play. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. a contrast in conditions across the uk from north to south. behind this scene in the highlands of blue sky and sunshine and warm in scotland parts of scotland. compare that to the grey skies in much of england and wales with further showers breaking out. it is tied in with this low pressure that is across northern france and is affecting the south of the country. further north, high pressure dominates. we have some rain in the midlands and northern england and north wales. this rain moved across the south—east earlier. a line of thunder storms have developed across the south from cornwall to sussex and kent. they will rumble on for a while with some local flooding. further down pours are likely in central and southern areas tonight. further north, clearer skies. central and southern areas tonight. further north, clearerskies. nine orten further north, clearerskies.

and as afternoon became the evening, andy murray, this is for you.gative test or a complete vaccine. oh, and a ticket! but what can we expect from boro against a seeded opponent? first set, break, 46—4. —— from murray. basilashvili is facing a domestic abuse case in georgia, charges he denies. he is ranked 28th in the world. murray 118th. look what determination does. look what wimbledon does. second set to murray. fora wimbledon does. second set to murray. for a while, the third was a celebration. it was 2013 again! it was... staggering. from 5—0 up, murray hit a wall and fell, to lose it 7-5. well, murray hit a wall and fell, to lose it 7—5. well, hold on. close the roof, turn on the lights on some on something. murray found a way to fight, to move and, yes, to win. 6—3 in the fourth. fight, to move and, yes, to win. 6-3 in the fourth-— in the fourth. keep getting asked if this is going _ in the fourth. keep getting asked if this is going to _ in the fourth. keep getting asked if this is going to be _ in the fourth. keep getting asked if this is go

on centre court at the moment andy murray is playing his first match since 2017 in the singles. games all in the first set. murray was moving well there, bearing in mind he has that metal hip now. it is still a huge ask for him, how far can he go here at wimbledon? he will still fancy his chances to get past the opening round here and the fans are watching on henman hill and of course on centre court, enjoying that one as murray looks to progress to the second round. rain kept us waiting on the outside courts. in the centre court, played it start more or less on time. there was a lovely moment before we had the match of the day. as part of a thank you day here at wimbledon, amongst the guests was dame sarah gilbert. all nhs staff receiving a standing ovation, hundreds of free tickets given to key workers and what the organisers describe as inspirational individuals during the pandemic and those were the scenes on centre court before the first match, as is tradition here, the defending men's champion getting play under way. that was novak djokovic against jack draper, a 19—year—o

draper, who's19, is the youngest british player to reach an atp quarterfinal since andy murray in 2006annik sinner in the first round. you can see norrie in charge so far. he is 3—1 up in that first set and you can watch it live on the bbc sport website. the weather's held up england's women as they look for victory on day three of their one—off test against india in bristol. england's bowlers were excellent this morning as they took the final five indian wickets and enforced the follow—on. india began their second innings 165 runs behind and lost an early wicket, but a second 50 of the match from 17—year—old shafali verma helped frustrate england before the rain came in the afternoon. india are 83 runs behind with nine second innings wickets left going into the final day. meanwhile, the first day of the world test championship final between india and new zealand was abandoned without a ball being bowled because of heavy rain in southampton. there is a rain reserve day on wednesday, so the match could still be contested across five days. the weather is forecast to improve over the week

andy murray!s was his first singles match after struggling with a groin injury and early slip and gasps all rents centre court. no damage apparent. maybe he was playing with them. not after that, triple grand slam winning tennis in the first said to his six games to three. knowing to hold rackets and expletives around the court and disband from the french olympic team. unorthodox is a player, there were glimpses of what he is capable of on occasion. but such flashes of genius for fleeting rest with murray, he began to look like a greatest hits collection. he soon wrapped up a straight sets win. when that clearly meant a lot.— that clearly meant a lot. yeah, obviously _ that clearly meant a lot. yeah, obviously computing _ that clearly meant a lot. yeah, obviously computing is - that clearly meant a lot. yeah, obviously computing is where l that clearly meant a lot. yeah, i obviously computing is where you that clearly meant a lot. yeah, - obviously computing is where you put in all of the hard wor

also we got news today that the british team will be led by andy murray in the tokyo 0lympics.eron norrie. ., , ., ., cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't _ cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going _ cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going to _ cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going to make - cameron norrie. real shame, nor he decided he wasn't going to make it l decided he wasn't going to make it himself— decided he wasn't going to make it himself available —— cameron norrie. he wanted _ himself available —— cameron norrie. he wanted to focus on his ranking and explained to some fantastic tennis. — and explained to some fantastic tennis. he — and explained to some fantastic tennis, he wants to ride that wave at the _ tennis, he wants to ride that wave at the moment. real shame forjamie murray— at the moment. real shame forjamie murray the _ at the moment. real shame forjamie murray the way it works out. top ten in the _ murray the way it works out. top ten in the world, — murray the way it works out. top

while another british player — andy murray's first appearance at wimbledon since 2017 ended with himear—old was 5—0 up in the third before losing it 7—5 and then taking the fourth, spending more than 3.5 hours on court. that has never happened to me before in my career, being three breaks a serve up and two sets to love up. never had that happened before, but... you know, they are the sort of things that can happen when you haven't played any matches. in the women's draw — two—time former champion petra kvitova is out, beaten in straight sets by former us open champion sloane stephens. the american is ranked 63 places below world number ten kvitova but was dominant in all areas. eight time champion at sw19, roger federer, opens his bid for a 21st overall grand slam title when he heads out against france's adrian mannarino. the 39—year—old swiss withdrew during the french open so he'd be ready for this tournament. and in the women's draw, after announcing she won't be competing at this year's tokyo olympics, serena williams is still chasing that elusive record equalling 24th grand sla

of course, the crown slab andy murray. _ him justice. of course, the crown slab andy murray.lly enjoy having crowd support behind him.- crowd support behind him. and the news yesterday _ crowd support behind him. and the news yesterday that _ crowd support behind him. and the news yesterday that someone - crowd support behind him. and the news yesterday that someone in i crowd support behind him. and the | news yesterday that someone in the bubble ofjo konta has tested positive and she needs to isolate and will miss the whole of the tournament.— and will miss the whole of the tournament. ,, , ., , ., tournament. she will be devastated. absolutel . tournament. she will be devastated. absolutely- so _ tournament. she will be devastated. absolutely. so unfortunate. - tournament. she will be devastated. absolutely. so unfortunate. she - tournament. she will be devastated. absolutely. so unfortunate. she has| absolutely. so unfortunate. she has beenin absolutely. so unfortunate. she has been in great form. this is the biggest and best tournament of the year, her home tournament. t

andy murray will play singles for the first time since 2017.ced capacity, but henman hill is open and when people are sat there, or sat around any of the tennis courts, they won't have to wear one of these. ground staff have been ensuring the courts look as immaculate as ever while working in covid bubbles. ithink, ifanything, it's, kind of, made the team more, sort of, i think, if anything, it's, kind of, made the team more, sort of, empowered to deliver better than normal, purely because we missed out for a year and everyone realised how much they missed it so now, you know, we're kind of chomping at the bit to get the championships under way. the ladies' final won't feature simona halep — the defending champion has withdrawn with a calf injury. rafa nadal is out. roger federer has fitness concerns. novak djokovic — favourite to retain his 2019 title. andy murray will play singles for the first time since 2017. despite living close by, like all players, he'll have to stay in the tournament hotel in central london. it'll have a reduced capacit

he joins andy murray in bit of late. that was a good win for him. hejoins andy murray in round two.re at wimbledon. these outside courts are under way, as well. in center court, ash barty, the world number one, is under way against suarez navarro. these are live pictures. early in the first game, ash party, the former french open champion. she fancies her chances on grass. she is moving well and feeling better, she says. it is and feeling better, she says. it is an emotional one for suarez. she is on herfarewell tour. she played a final match at the french open with no crowds there because of the curfew, so at least that this was to be her final match at wimbledon she will get a good sendoff from the 7500 fans here, we are at 50% capacity. later on roger federer as an action. roger federer is going for 21 grand slam finals. he was so close back in 2019.— close back in 2019. thank you very much indeed- _ sri lanka's batting appears to be letting them down again in the first one—day international aginst england at chester le street. the fourth wicket partnership of waninda hasaranga a

british number one dan evans is hoping to follow andy murray and others into the second round on dayd afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. there are just four hours to go until one of the biggest games in world football — england—germany. at stake, a place in the euro 2020 quarterfinals. fans are already gathering at wembley — there'll be 40,000 of them there for the match. england haven't beaten germany in a knockout game in a major tournament since the world cup final in 1966, and manager gareth southgate is calling on his team to make history today. natalie pirks is at wembley. natalie... we are being truly spoiled. we saw some absolute classics last night with the world champions going out and now we have this mouthwatering clash to look forward to. gareth southgate says he wants to give us all a good warm feeling when we go into work tomorrow, but in the past it hasn't always gone england's way. and of course, the manager knows that all too well. "make your own history" has been a mantra of gareth southgate's for this young side. but he knows more than most how this fix

two-time defending champion andy murray has been selected by great britain for the tokyo olympics. murray is the only player ever to successfully defend olympic gold. he is returning to full strength . speaking of wimbledon, one of the big names in tennis, dominic team, has just pulled out due to injury -- one of the big names in tennis, dominic thiem. mark: great to see you. kate, mixed doubles, you can play. kate: but what team, though? mark: any team you like. thank you for staying with us. ♪ >> the world is ever-changing. the news does not wait. that's why at france 24, we will always be there to help make sense of world events. for the best international coverage 24 hours a day, no matter what. france 24, with you everywhere all the time. >> [speaking french] >> i like their coverage, especially with the news of the politics. i get to learn about france and africa and the world in general, if it's in europe or india. >> [speaking french] >> france 24, with you everywhere all the time. ♪ 06/24/21 06/24/21 . [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this i

andy murray will play singles for the first time since 2017.te living close by, like all players, he'll have to stay in the tournament hotel in central london. it'll have a reduced capacity, but henman hill is open and when people are sat there, or sat around any of the tennis courts, they won't have to wear one of these. we're asking people to wear masks, but when they're seated — so that could be on the hill, it could be in centre court, it could be on court 12 — people will be able to remove their masks so that they can enjoy the environment. and, because all these people have been through the covid certification, they can look each other in the eye and know that not only have they passed the test and the entry requirements, so have the people sitting next to them. the familiar sight of the queue won't be seen — tickets have been sold online. those who take to these seats over the next fortnight feeling luckier than ever to be here. chris slegg, bbc news, wimbledon. nearly tennis time! now sarah keith—lucas has the weather. sunday brought us

andy murray!ourt and disband from the french olympic team. unorthodox as a player, there were glimpses of what he is capable of on occasion. but such flashes of genius for fleeting. whereas with murray, he began to look like a greatest hits collection. he soon wrapped up a straight sets win. one that clearly meant a lot. yeah, obviously computing is where you put yeah, obviously competing is where you put in all of the hard work and of the last few years, i�*ve not got to do that is much as i would�*ve liked and so, yeah, great that i�*m out here and able to compete again. untroubled and unscathed, the powers that be in wimbledon will breathe a sigh of relief. the england and wales cricket board says it�*s "disappointed and sorry" a used pitch will be played on for the test between england and india. 39 overs of a men�*s t20 game was played on bristol�*s county ground pitch on friday night, and the four—day one—off test begins tomorrow. england tried to get the pitch changed, but it was too late t

we expect to see novak djokovic and andy murray. i special.stralia, i of form is novak djokovic in? having one in australia, and i of form is novak djokovic in? having one in australia, and winning i of form is novak djokovic in? having one in australia, and winning in i one in australia, and winning in paris beating rafael natal in the final, he's in good form. that was mad, wasn't it? you know, he has to start again but the way that he is playing in the way that he moves and the fact that he has won here before, he is the player to beat in the men's side. hopefully, he can go out and putting a performance that does himselfjustice. iirate out and putting a performance that does himselfjustice.— does himself 'ustice. we saw last niiht does himself 'ustice. we saw last night news — does himselfjustice. we saw last night news that i does himselfjustice. we saw last night news that joanna i does himselfjustice. we saw last night news that joanna and, i night news thatjoanna and, summoning her section has tested positive which means she now has to

andy murray, four games all against nikoloz basilashvili.hatis you can watch that on bbc two but that is all from this wimbledon update. i will head back to wembley and john watson. we will have news stop what a match we have in store at the moment in denmark. croatia at the world cup finalist up against spain. they were 3-1 finalist up against spain. they were 3—1 down, back up to three or after an extraordinary goal. france two, as well against switzerland. for the moment though, from wembley, i will hand you back to the studio in salford. such a busy summer of sport now. mathieu van der poel has kept the leader's yellow jersey after stage three of the tour de france, which was won by belgian sprinter tim merleer. but the hopes of two of the overall race favourites took a knock — 2018 champion geraint thomas, and last year's runner—up primoz roglic, were both involved in crashes. drew savage reports. having negotiated the first chaotic collision strewn we can, geraint thomas's tour was suddenly in doubt. it was a crash that came out of now

place earlier, and there are some exciting matches to look forward to, including the return of andy murrayi in the second round at the queen's club last week, will play his first singles match at wimbledon since 2017. he had to rely on a wild card after his ranking dropped outside the top 100 due to injury. 0nto cricket. jos buttler will miss the rest of england's white—ball series against sri lanka. he led them to a comfortable win in the first t20 game on wednesday but picked up a calf injury during that match and missed yesterday's second win. there's one more t20 tomorrow, followed by three one—day internationals. dawid malan has been added to the 0di squad. max verstappen was quickest in both practice sessions ahead of this weekend's styrian grand prix in austria. the championship leader was a third of a second quicker than anyone else at the red bull ring. tomorrow's qualifying will be tough session for valtteri bottas, who's been given a three—place grid penalty for spinning his mercedes in the pit lane. his team—mate and world champion lewis hamilton was fourth. idid not i did not

andy murray has been knocked out in the second round of the queens club tournament in straight sets,first set. and berrettini used his big serve to good effect in the second, the italian won 6—3 6—3. you know, i need to get myself notjust on the court, but on the practice court, playing with the highest quality of opponent that i can to get my sharpness up and my decision—making on point. because i made some bad choices today. berrettini will play dan evans, who became the third british man to reach the quarter finals with a straight sets win over adrian mannarino. the world number 42 won in straight sets, 6—4, 7—6 making it the first time in the open era there are three british players in the queen 5 club quarter—finals. england's women are in a strong position at stumps on day 2 of their one off test match against india in bristol. they resumed their first innings this morning on 269 for 6 with debutant sophia dunkley hitting an unbeaten 74 helping england declare on 369—6. india made a solid start putting on 167 for the first wicket and then the tourists lost their next four wicke

—year—old jack draper has become the youngest british player to reach an atp quarterfinal since andy murray round. he'll now face cameron norrie in an all—british quarterfinal on friday. i'v e i've made, on this level, you can do that. still learning towards the end a little bit. but i'm glad i stuck with it and thank you for your support because it help me get over the line today. the big race at royal ascot — the prince of wales stakes was won by love, the unbeaten super filly returned after almost a year off to win for irish trainer aiden o'brien underjockey ryan moore. meanwhile, laura pearson has become only the fourth female jockey to ride a winner at royal ascot. aboard lola showgirl in the kensington palace stakes, the 20—year—old admitted she never thought it would happen but won byjust under a length to follow way kelleway, hayley turner and hollie doyle in the winners enclosure. there was one super league game this evening with castleford breaking a four match losing streak with an 18—12 win at wakefield. daryl powell's side lost halfback gareth o'brien to injury before half time

the two—time defending champion andy murray gets the nod for great britain's tennis team at the tokyome along, thanks forjoining us. after last night's excitement at euro 2020, today there was a chance for everyone to catch their breath with the first of two rest days. the dramatic climax to group f ultimately confirmed that germany will be the side that faces england at wembley next tuesday in the last 16. 0lly foster is in burton, near the england training camp and joins us now. there were moments last night when england were going to face france, then portugal, then hungary, in the end it was germany again — how are they feeling about their opponents? you mentioned some of the words they are, they say they are excited about the prospect of taking on germany, yet again so many historic ties down the years. group f was bonkers, it changed eight times throughout the course of the evening, and of course, the england players are watching it. they had their first day off from the tournament last night, and for an evening's entertainment they had a barbecue before those two matches out on

before he jumped into that, let's talk about another former wimbledon champion, andy murray.e qualifier, and you can see 2— all. losing seven games in a row. he looks certain to win in straight sets. he's moving well and marie will be confident he can make it through to the ground —— murray. i have teased you about a former champion. she's reminded me that when she won this title, she did it without dropping a set. makes for being with us. you are calling that match involving katie boulter. what did you make of boulter�*s performance? i did you make of boulter's performance?— did you make of boulter's ierformance? , ,, _ performance? i was so impressed by her. she didn't— performance? i was so impressed by her. she didn't get _ performance? i was so impressed by her. she didn't get that _ performance? i was so impressed by her. she didn't get that much - performance? i was so impressed by her. she didn't get that much tennis| her. she didn't get that much tennis coming _ her. she didn't get that much tennis coming in _ her. she didn't get that much tennis coming in. she was c

another british player who knows about winning here at wimbledon, andy murray is taking on nikoloz basilashvilistephan tsitsipas, a lot expected but he didn't have a grass warm up tournament and lost his grandmother the back end of that french open title and emotionally and physically he has admitted afterwards, he was spent. he went out in straight sets. that is a big shock.— that is a big shock. what about the women? in — that is a big shock. what about the women? in the _ that is a big shock. what about the women? in the women's _ that is a big shock. what about the women? in the women's draw- that is a big shock. what about the women? in the women's draw of. that is a big shock. what about the. women? in the women's draw of the big surprise — women? in the women's draw of the big surprise was _ women? in the women's draw of the big surprise was the _ women? in the women's draw of the big surprise was the second - women? in the women's draw of the big surprise was the second match i women? in the women's draw of the | big surprise was the second match up on centre court. petra kvitova, a two

andy murray and venus williams have both been given wildcards for wimbledon which starts at the end offirst singles match on grass for three years yesterday, beating frenchman benoit paire in straight sets. it's his latest comeback following his hip resurfacing operation two years ago. murray has been hampered with subsequent injuries and bad luck. he missed the australian open in february after testing positive for covid. england have made solid start to one—off women's test match against india, which started this morning. they won the toss and are batting first. 0pener lauren winfield hayes made 35 before she was caught behind. that's the only wicket to fall so far, with tammy beaumont closing in on a half century. at lunch england are 86 for 1. you can follow that and the latest from queens and more this afternoon on the bbc sport website and app. this afternoon in the house of commons the prime minister made a statement to mps following the g7 summit in cornwall last week. let's hear what he had to say. i will make a statement on the g7 summit i chaired in carbis bay and the nato s

well, andy murray also slept quite badly during his 2nd round match against oscar. ot that one has just finished. but it didn't stop him from coming out on top in a 5 set thriller, which lasted nearly 4 hours. and despite no joke of which losing his fitting as well as we showed you earlier, he had a much more straightforward when kevin anderson, just like he did the 2018 room. and finally the number one seat. it didn't face a single breakpoint as he came through in straight sets. 636363, jock of it's then into the 3rd round to continue his bid for a record equaling 20th grand slam title. 5, tom champion. venus williams is outlay. she lost in straight sets, 7562 interviews on the job becomes the 1st hour of women to reach the 3rd round at wimbledon is also the 1st time that neither william's sister has made it into the loft as to when faith took place in the torment, family members of competitors may be banned from attending to take your lympics a bit, organizes have it relaxed, restrictions female athletes who were nothing that now allowed to bring that babies . wisdom to japan is also

after last year. cancellation because of the pandemic plus the long awaited her coming here of andy murray to the old england update seats on champion. i did try to remote into 2017 is now 118 in the world because of multiple injuries over the past couple of years . looked in really good touch again, the 20 for safe and ga nicholas by slash really winning the opening to set racing to 5 lovely somehow we then lost 7 consecutive games and a 3rd set murray recovery to win the match in for him. now play a qualifier in the 2nd world. number one in writing champion. no joke of it was 1st own sense, a court british teenager jack drake, briefly threatening a huge upset. he won the 1st not to order still pretty quickly jockey which went to an in full set. the service already won the years 1st c major. i think i probably had one of the best serving performances that i can recall on any surface think i matched. someone told me that i met the record that i had when it was earlier this year or last year in australia. also 25 aces in 4 sets. so yeah, i could not be more pleased with with the rhythm of m

andy murray not seen in a single smack at wimbledon since 2017, he is back.tients. the first thing l'm saying _ pain in patients. the first thing l'm saying to — pain in patients. the first thing l'm saying to my _ pain in patients. the first thing i'm saying to my team - pain in patients. the first thing i'm saying to my team is - pain in patients. the first thing i'm saying to my team is all. pain in patients. the first thing i'm saying to my team is all of| pain in patients. the first thing i i'm saying to my team is all of the things that i could do better and that i could improve and that i would need to improve come i want to do well at wimbledon or compete with that level of player and i need to accept a little bit that it is not going to be that simple.- going to be that simple. even soperheroes _ going to be that simple. even superheroes age _ going to be that simple. even superheroes age eventually i going to be that simple. even superheroes age eventually for the referee on the dow since this wimbledon out with injury, roger federer will play but o

andy murray will be getting for the limpid gold medal after being selected, the great britain tennis team to the games, the format, while number one will play in the men's singles and doubles events. murray was champion at base of the london 20122016 games making him the only tennis plan to win single gold at consecutive olympics. the hungarian fence, the order mohammed will be competing in japan 25 years after she made her limbic davy. at $996.00, atlanta gave the 45 year old as qualified for hungry foil fencing teen potato. why she will become the 11 woman to compete at $711.00 pay games. mohammed is in the team as a replacement and we take part in individual competition. she's want to silva and fix brahms bottles of the world fencing championships, but it still say can have an impact metal want to put the best bet for months and then training. actually i'm training carter them years or 10 years 20 years ago. probably because the fencing goes away, change has changed and it's more athletic. and plus i have to catch up with the younger ones. so how made it clearly been putting in th

andy murray made unemotional returned to cross court tennis, and it was a successful one to the former welding. one haven't played a singles match on the surface for 3 is due to injuries and then cancellations, because it's a panoramic thing for the 1st time since march, the 3 found grandson champion won his opening, latch at queens in london again, frances ben, while pat already taking it in straight sets, it's fix $360.00 and he was a little bit choked off afterwards. i love it. i love playing tennis. sorry. on the yeah, and i obviously competing is why you know the hard work and in the last few years, not got to do that as much as i would of light. so yeah, just great. i'm able to compare what number to my dad's when would preparations and stuff the set back after he was knocked out in the opening round and holler by young men of strength. the german was 52 down in the 1st set. but he fought back when it's going to tie break before taking the 2nd 63, dress. he lives just an hour away from where the toner is being held. that's called it the biggest win of his career. now seeing forme

andy murray will be going for a 3rd. ellen pitt gold medal off to being selected for great britain's tennis team of the take games. the form wasn't one who play in the men's singles and doubles events. mary was championed at the london 2012 in rio 2016 games, making him the only tennis plan to win single gold at consecutive olympics. the hungarian fence the order mohammed will be competing in japan 25 years after she made her limbic davey. at 996 atlanta games, the 45 year old is qualified for hung reason foil fencing team to take where she will become the 11th woman to compete up 711. pick games. mohammed is in the team as a replacement won't take part of individual competition. she's want to silva and 6 brahms metals at the wild fencing championship, but it's still if they can have us eliminate metal one to put the best performance and then training actually i'm training quarter them years or 10 years 20 years ago . probably because a fencing goes away, change has changed and it's more atlantic and plus i have to catch up with the younger ones. so mohammed clearly being putting in

and andy murray is back. bonkers day of sport it was _ him. john, what a bonkers, bonkers day of sport it was yesterday. i i day of sport it was yesterday. i think everybody has been focused on england play germany tonight. but yesterday was notts. i have to say, here at wimbledon, as the crowds came in yesterday and played started, it was a really magical moment. there was a real sense here of, i won't call it normality, but there was a sense of something special starting to happen. and as you said, the man with the tin hip came back. andy murray won yesterday. an incredible performance from him. the former world number one beat nicolas by sicily. the former world number one beat 24th seed nikoloz basilashvili in a dramatic four set victory. it's his first wimbledon singles match since 2017, after recovering from hip surgery. murray can rest today before his second round match on wednesday. i keep getting asked, like, you know, is this going to be my last wimbledon, like, last match, like..? i don't know. i

at queens, five—time champion andy murray made a winning return to singles tennis on tuesday after beingfirst set to win it by six games to three. the second set was also plain sailing, as murray completed a straightforward but confidence boosting victory. the england and wales cricket board says it's day two at royal ascot heads out later with the group 1 prince of wales stakes featuring. 0n the opening day 12,000 spectators saw frankie dettori guide home palace pier in the queen anne sta kes. it was dettori's 74th royal ascot win of his career on the world's top rated racehorse as he seeks a third consecutive year as the leading jockey at the meeting. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now thank you. artificial intelligence is becoming more and more a part and parcel of everyday life and is being used in many different areas for many different reasons. for some people that remains a terrifying and disturbing prospect. terrifying and disturbing prospect-_ terrifyi

andy murray will play singles for the first time since 2017.g close by, like all players, he'll have to stay in the tournament hotel in central london. it'll have a reduced capacity, but henman hill is open and when people are sat there or sat around any of the tennis courts, they won't have to wear one of these. we're asking people to wear masks but when they are seated — so that could be on the hill, it could be in centre court, it could be on court 12 — people will be able to remove their masks so that they can enjoy the environment and, because all these people have been through the covid certification, they can look each other in the eye and know that not only have they passed the test and the entry requirements, so have the people sitting next to them. the familiar sight of the queue won't be seen — tickets have been sold online. those who take to these seats over the next fortnight feeling luckier than ever to be here. chris slegg, bbc news, wimbledon. very, very happy about having a day of tomorrow! i got a date on the sofa to watch all

andy murray will play singles for the first time since 2017.nament hotel in central london. it'll have a reduced capacity, but henman hill is open, and when people are sat there, or sat around any of the tennis courts, they won't have to wear one of these. we're asking people to wear masks, but when they're seated — so that could be on the hill, it could be in centre court, it could be on court 12 — people will be able to remove their masks so that they can enjoy the environment. and, because all these people have been through the covid certification, they can look each other in the eye and know that not only have they passed the test and the entry requirements, so have the people sitting next to them. the familiar sight of the queue won't be seen — tickets have been sold online. those who take to these seats over the next fortnight feeling luckier than ever to be here. chris slegg, bbc news, wimbledon. with and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — tony grew and caroline frost, and they are raring to go. that's co

andy murray will play his first singles match at wimbledon since 2017 against the georgian 24th seedy, who was beaten by italy's matteo berretinni in the second round at the queen's club last week, had to rely on a wild card to get into the championships, with his ranking having dropped outside the top 100 because of injury. there's a baptism of fire for british wild card jack draper. the 19—year—old, who reached the quarter finals at queens, will make his wimbledon main draw debut against the defending champion, novak djokovic. francesca jones also has a big opening round match on her debut. she will be up against 17—year—old american coco gauff, who created a sensation two years ago at the all england club when she beat venus williams. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. katie swann has become the first british woman in 20 years to make it to wimbledon through qualifying. she dropped just four games. she has played at wimbledon three times as a wild card. world champioship leader max verstappen was quickest in first practice for the styrian grand prix in austria. his red bul

andy murray returns to singles action for the first time in three months when he features at queens latergroin injury and hasn�*t played competitively on the singles court since losing to russia�*s andrey rublev at the rotterdam open in march. the eastern conference semi—final between the brooklyn nets and milwaukee bucks moves back to new york later with the series level at 2—2. there�*s no word yet as to whether kyrie irving will play after he sustained an ankle injury in game a while the home side will need to stop this man giannis antetoukonmpo if they�*re to move ahead again in the series after his 3a points and 12 rebounds on sunday. in the nhl, defending stanley cup champions tampa bay lightning will look to come from 1—0 down against new york islanders in their best of seven semi—final series. en route to last year�*s crown, the lightning twice dropped the opener before winning a series with whoever comes out on top in this series playing either vegas golden knights or montreal canadiens for the stanley cup trophy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that�*s bbc

andy murray returns to the singles court for the first time in three months and breezes into the secondeens. good evening. the metropolitan police has come in for severe criticism for its handling of the murder of a private investigator in south london more than 30 years ago. an independent inquiry found that the force had been "institutionally corrupt" in the way it concealed its failings over the murder of daniel morgan who had been investigating police corruption before his death. the inquiry found that the metropolitan police had set out to protect itself rather than deal with its own failings. the met commissioner dame cressida dick has apologised to daniel morgan's family. she said it was a "matter of great regret" that no—one had been brought to justice for the murder. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the story. there has never been a case like this. an unsolved murder in a car park, decades of police failures. the body of 37—year—old i daniel morgan was found in sydenham in london. a family damaged for a generation. now, the verdict. not who did it, but why we don'

and a quick word, most people across the uk are anxious that andy murray hangs in as long as possible week, do you think? he will dish it out. he _ week, do you think? he will dish it out. he goes - week, do you think? he will dish it out. he goes about l dish it out. he goes about against a german player who beat a seeded player which should open up his draw a bit. so third round, for sure, i think. ~ , ., ., ,, , think. we will see what happens there. fingers _ think. we will see what happens there. fingers crossed - think. we will see what happens there. fingers crossed then. i there. fingers crossed then. thank you forjoining us. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. hello there. so far this week, it's northern and western areas which have seen the best of the sunshine and the highest temperatures. further east has been cloudier with outbreaks of rain. but as we move towards the end of this week, it looks like high pressure will start to build in, so it will turn sunnier across eastern areas. there'll still be the odd shower here and there, and then into the weekend, it looks more

the two—time defending champion andy murray gets the nod for great britain's tennis team at the tokyoof us need to be driving electric cars, using heat pumps instead of gas boilers and eating less meat and dairy produce — that's according to the government's independent climate change advisers, who say ministers should be more frank with the public about how we're expected to help reduce greenhouse gases. the climate change committee says borisjohnson is failing to back up his ambitious promises and the uk is on track to meet only a fifth of its emissions targets by 2035. here's our science editor david shukman. there's been a spectacular shift away from coal. the power stations burning this cheap but dirty fuel making way for forests of wind turbines around the coast. britain is the pioneer of this offshore technology, but the government's climate advisers say it'll take a lot more for the country to go carbon neutral. when you look at the policies to deliver it, i'm afraid we are very off track, very, very substantially off track. really only about 20% of the policy commitments that

andy murray, novak djokovic? the chair had nothing to do with dennis. —— tennis.er name was announced, the audience gave her a standing ovation, not something she was expecting. more than 44 million people in the uk have now had at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, many of them from the 0xford—astrazeneca jab. a reminder of our tops story this hour. the united states and canada have warned their citizens of dangerous heat levels as western north america aces and unprecedented heatwave. schools and universities in british colombia were closed on monday after the province broke the national record over the weekend. more of the stories on our website. you stay with us. hello. best place for the drier and sunnier weather during the first part of this week certainly in scotland and northern ireland. with the blue skies out in the highlands on monday, temperatures lift to a very pleasant 25 degrees. and we will see similar sorts of temperatures in southern scotland on tuesday. england and wales, though, it has been a different story. lots more cloud. and into tue