let's go to last night and andy murray, a brilliant match, and andy murray, a brilliant match, a fiveformance for andy murray, but it went a bit sour. it was tense, he was unimpressed with a toilet break that tsitsipas took at the end of the third break when andy murray was leading 2—1. he felt that tsitsipas overdid it, a seven minute break. he said he took all the steam out of the match and andy murray said on court that he thought it was cheating, gamesmanship and was not prepared to back down in his post match comments either, he thinks that something shouldn't be happening. tsitsipas said he played within the rules. murray was complaining about whether it was in the spirit of the rules. i think he is a brilliant player and i think— think he is a brilliant player and i think he — think he is a brilliant player and i think he is— think he is a brilliant player and i think he is great for the game. but i have _ think he is great for the game. but i have zero— think he is great for the game. but i have zero time for that stuff at all and — i have zero time for that stuff at all and i

back in 2012, this was where andy murray picked up his first grand slam title, but a lot has changedack the clock? oh, yes. come on! a blistering start was also helped by errors from the third seed, stefanos tsitsipas. 0h! father time may be tapping andy murray on the shoulder, but early on, the brit never looked back, taking the first set 6—2. cheering the 23—year—old greek knew he needed to raise his levels. game, stefanos tsitsipas. serving like that will work. however, murray would roar back to force a tie—break. a closely fought second set which tsitsipas won. no way! murray is down and tsitsipas wins the point. murray would need to pick himself up for the third. the brit clearly felt it was a missed opportunity. murray's fate is yet to be decided, but the same cannot be said for heather watson, who lost in straight sets, while there was more bad news, british number onejohanna konta withdrew from the tournament through injury. also in action in new york, british number one dan evans, he is through to the second round after a 3—1 victory over brazilian diego monteiro. nesta mcgr

and andy murray has been added to the main draw for the us open after former champion stan wawrinka withdrewwith a thigh strain, but was able to play in the doubles alongsidejoe salisbury, where they reached the quarterfinals. murray won the us open back in 2012. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team, bye—bye. well, many of us have had to endure days of torrential showers, the grass has sodded. what has happened to august, we wonder? i've got some good news — tuesday is looking sunnier and warmer than of late across most of the uk, not absolutely everywhere. we still have a few showers in the forecast in the short term. here's the unsettled weather recently. you can see the clouds spiralling across the uk, but we've got a gap in the weather. it's called a ridge of high pressure. there's a low which is heading our way, as well, but this ridge is going to settle things down on tuesday. so, what's tuesday, 6 in the morning looking like? a lot of fine, bright, if not already sunny weather across the uk. 13 degrees in london, 10 degrees in glasgow, just the stray show

andy murray has been knocked out of the winston—salem open in north carolina.rances tiafoe. murray has been added to the main draw for the us open next week after former champion stan wawrinka withdrew. britain's lawrence 0kolie will defend his wbo cruiserweight world title against mandatory challenger dilan prasovic next month. he will be on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight title fight at tottenham hotspur stadium. just getting back to the tennis. serena williams has pulled out of next week's us open because she's still struggling with a hamstring injury. a host of marquee players have already pulled out of the final grand slam of the year. ben croucher looks at what this means for the tournament. we have not seen serena williams on a tennis court since she retired in the first round of wimbledon back in june. the 39 euros has played just six tournament this year and put this statement out a little bit earlier on, saying... —— 39—year—old. she goes on to say... her withdrawal is the latest in a string of high—profile names to pull out of flus

and will have the latest from tennis, andy murray is trying to make the third round. the programme. can they tame them? the women's open and now the most lucrative championship in the women's game. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. a pleasure to have you as always. it's been one of the transfer sagas of the summer — will harry kane leave tottenham for manchester city, kane wasnt�* named in the squad for the europa conference club say he was given an extended break — after going all the way to the final a container that he is better, a container that he is better, he a container that he is better, he has his fitness, he is better, he has his fitness, he is better, he has his fitness, he's getting better each day. he's going to work today, tomorrow and he's going to join the group on friday. the decision, will be made. well, our reporter alex howell was on that press conference with nuno — and we catch up with him now. there is a bit of uncertainty around him. can we see in that squad, don't going to be sure if it's even going to be a tottenham shirt.- going

andy murray lost just two games as he beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round.e was due to be playing nick kyrgios, but the australian pulled out with a knee injury. building up to our build up to the paralympics. badminton has made it onto the programme for the first time, and that's given great britain an extra medal chance. jack shepherd will be favourite going into the event, he's the world number one. sally hurst caught up with him at his training base in sheffield before he left forjapan. when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it'sjust when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it's just such a proud feeling to be going. it's like the dream's come true.— proud feeling to be going. it's like the dream's come true. when jack she - herd the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up a _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up a badminton l shepherd picked up a badminton racket for the first time at ten, the sport wasn't e

andy murray withdrew from the singles event at the tokyo 0lympics but made a winning start, beating richard0pen. murray, who has won the tournament twice, eased into the second round with a 6—4, 6—4 victory. britain's dan evans is out, though, beaten by diego schwartzman. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while, on the hard courts. certainly, a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago. it was the first match i'd played since i had, singles match, since i'd had the metal hip put in, so i was a bit apprehensive. and he... you know, he uses all of the angles on the court really well and makes you move a lot. so you need to move well against him and i did that tonight. heather watson is also through to the second round of the women's event. she won in three sets against belarusian aliaksandra sasnovich and plays world number one ash barty next. naomi 0saka broke down in tears at her first press conference since pulling out of the french open for mental health reasons. the four—time grand sla

we kind of root off andy murray when he had two hip operations will set the —— operations.at will be enough roger federer, whether he would have to win to enjoy it. i think murray is another great example. these guys have got nothing left to prove at the top of the game, and i think it does boil down to, a, the love of the sport, the recognition it has given them so much, and they want to kind of keep giving back. competitive guys. they want to win full by the get is really hard for athletes to walk away from something they have done their whole life! i think it is really hard. these guys are extremely excellent. i think it will be tougher roger to walk away, but he has got nothing to prove to anyone, he has been one of the great athletes, notjust within tennis but wider sport and perhaps even further beyond the last 20 years, and he will be greatly missed if this is the end, but as you always say with these guys, you can never completely roll out some fantastical return. i think in his a0s, anything, even getting back now, would be a really great achievement from federer,

tennis — and andy murray is out of the cincinnati masters, after losing to ninth seed and wimbledon semi with two—time champion murray losing a tie break before beaten in straight sets 7—6, 6—3 by the 24—year—old pole. british number two heather watson is also out. she lost to world number one, ashleigh barty, in straight sets. it was the australian's first match since losing in the first round at the tokyo olympics, and she needed a tie break to beat watson. to golf — and the final women's major of the year gets under way tomorrow. and this year's aig women's 0pen will be extra special for the winner at carnoustie. an increase in prize money means the championship will become the most lucrative one we've seen on the women's calendar. craig templeton reports. don't be fooled by the scenic views. there's a don't be fooled by the scenic views. there's . ., ,., , , .., there's a reason why they call it car nasty- _ there's a reason why they call it car nasty- it _ there's a reason why they call it car nasty. it has _ there's a reason why they call it car nasty. it has deep _ there's a reaso

and after an epic encounter at the us open last night, andy murray wasn't impressed with stefanos tsitsipaso time for that stuff at all and i lost respect for him. also coming up in the programme... new research on professional rugby players shows that after just one season, they suffer a loss of blood flow to the brain and cognitive function. hello, welcome to sportsday. it's that time of the season again. football's transfer deadline day is upon us. the summer window closes in england and scotland at 11 o'clock this evening. plenty of deals have already gone through this window — we've seenjack grealish to manchester city, romelu lukaku to chelsea and just this afternoon cristiano ronaldo�*s return to manchester united has been made official — but one or two clubs are still hoping to do some late business, and who better to talk through it all with me than the bbc�*s football reporter, simon stone. big news of a signing for tottenham in the last few moments? yes, a dealfor emerson royal, £25 million, a five year deal. what else could we be looking at in the last few hours? salli what else

andy murray hopes to be there, he's in seonc dround action at the cincinatti open.y is up against wimbledon semi—finalist hubert hurkacz. the latest score there is 7—6, 6—3. there's a new leader after stage five of the vuelta a espana, but it happened in the most unfortunate circumstances. estonia's ryan tara may was wearing the red jersey for only the second day, but lost it after getting caught up in this crash just seven miles from the finish. he got left behind as belgium's yasper philipsen claimed his second stage win of the race. frenchman kenny ellis—onde is now the overall leader, five seconds ahead of reigning champion pree—moz rog—litch. the final women's golf major of the year gets underway tomorrow, and this year's aig women's open will be extra special for the winner at carnoustie. an increase in prize money means the championship will become the most lucrative one we've seen on the women's calendar. craig templeton reports. don't be fooled by the scenic views, there's reason my they when the sea breeze picks up, it becomes one of the toughest courses i

portraits that are famous around the world of very celebrated people, artists, even sports people like andy murray painted. is there something about every portrait you do that is sort of common to them all, the way that you're looking at that person? well, i mean, it's the same for anything i'm trying to paint. i try to empty myself so that the truth can come through me into the drawing or into the painting, and it's the truth of the person in front of me, the spirit. i don't have to bother about likeness. likeness just happens. but i try to paint the spirit of the person and so the spirit of the person can come... if i were painting you, for instance, come through the floor and into me and into the canvas. do you have to like them to want to paint them? well, i did turn down painting mrs thatcher, for instance. what, because you just felt you couldn't go there, you couldn't get deep into her or...? well, a work of art has to be a work of love and love is not something i felt for mrs thatcher. so i said no. interesting. so, in a sense, if we look at your portraiture and there are so many, it is a

andy murray lost just two games as he beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round.minton has made it onto the programme for the first time, and that's given great britain an extra medal chance. jack shepherd will be favourite going into the event, he's the world number one. sally hurst caught up with him at his training base in sheffield before he left forjapan. when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it'sjust when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it's just such a proud feeling to be going. it's

andy murray believes tennis players have a responsibility to be vaccinated against corporate 19 murray has been vaccinated and to himself on like almost half of the men and women on tour as poor as per the rules at this week's u. s. open players and members of their teams do not need to get the job. ultimately the, i guess the reason why all of us getting vaccinated is to look out for, you know, the wider the wider public. and you know, we have a responsibility, you know, as players are traveling across the world to yet to look out for everyone else as well. so i'm happy that i'm fascinated and i'm hoping that more players choose to choose to have it in the the coming month to afghan athletes have arrived in tokyo . a mean to compete at the games. taekwondo athlete. zach? yeah. with the idea and track runner has saying that i solely left afghanistan last week and spent a week training in paris before flying to japan. having the athletes here isn't, isn't about getting media coverage. this is about these athletes selling night dream of being able to attend the paralympic games. and beca

andy murray wasn't happy with his opponent stefanos tsitisipas as he was knocked out of the first roundt. it had been a great match, with murray playing some of his best tennis in recent years, moving into a 2—1 lead over the world number three. tsistipas fought back to 2—2 but then disappeared for an eight—minute bathroom break, something murray was not a bit happy about. he eventually returned and went on to win the final set to close out the victory. irate him a lot, i think he is a brilliant player and i think he's great for the game, but i have zero time for that stuff at all and i lost respect for him. if everyone else feels like that is totally cool and there is no issue with it, then maybe i'm the one being unreasonable, but i think it is nonsense and he knows it as well. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories and the lastest on transfer deadline day on the bbc sport website and app. thank you very much. let us bring you some reaction to the news that geronimo the alpaca has been put down by government vets who are carrying out a court ordered the d

to win races, i want to fight for the podiums over in the tennis world. former world number one, andy murray, believes that other players have a responsibility to get vaccinated against coven, 19 mary himself has been vaccinated. and unlike most than half of the men and women on tour, as per the rule, that this weeks us open players and members of their teams, do not need to get the job. ultimately the, i guess the reason why all of us getting vaccinated is to look out for, you know, the wider the wider public and, you know, we have a responsibility, you know, as players are traveling across the world to yet to look at it for everyone else. as well, so i'm happy that i'm fascinated and i'm hoping that more players choose to choose to have it in the coming month at the paralympics to afghan athletes have arrived in tokyo, a mean to compete at the games. take window athlete. zach you could at the were track runner as well, who's saying resolutely, well, they both left afghanistan last week and spent a week training and paris before flying to japan. paralympic officials were initially not expec

andy murray is into the second round in cincinnatti, he withdrew from the singles at the tokyo 0lympicsament twice, completed a straight sets victory over richard gasquet. it's the first singles match he's played since his third round defeat at wimbledon six weeks ago and a good gauge of his form. when he retuned after his resurfacing operation at this event two years ago, he lost to the same opponent in the opening round. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while, on the hard courts. certainly, a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago. it's the first match i've played since i had, singles match, since i've had the metal hip put in, so i was a bit apprehensive and he, you know, he uses all of the angles on the court really well and makes you move a lot. so you need to move well against him and i did that tonight. heather watson is also through to the second round of the women's event. she won in three sets against belarusian aliaksandra sasnovich and plays world number one ash barty

so yeah, hopefully it'll work out in the end. meanwhile, andy murray, believe there could be an issue with tournaments potentially providing less restrictions for vaccinated players compared to those who are not allowed. the tours is not vaccinated, but you know, for, for them to go ahead and host it, they're going to be allowing the players of had the vaccination to, you know, train and move freely between the hotel and stuff and potentially not having to quarantine and things like that, that yeah, there's going to have to be a lot of pretty long hard conversations with the teacher and, and all of the players involved to try and come to a solution. and cricket, england's jo root has broken the record for most winds. as captain was $27.00 victory in charge of england came at the expense of india. and the 3rd test, the home side winning by any means and 76 runs with more than a day to spare. and how about this for a lesson on what not to do and the cold keeper? this comes from a lower league in spain for the keeper tried to clear the ball field, ended up going to goal or does it for me

he's criticizing him over his link the toilet break during mondays victory over andy murray. and he's a number 3 player in the world. he's a top 3 playing well, so he's one of the best in the world and what he does at i do not believe that he needs to do that because and she taught 3 and a, well, you're one of the best in the sport. these kind of things happen at junior events at futures that challenges maybe. but not when you talk during the world it's you are allowed to do that. it's but it's like a unwritten rule between claire's well, it was vera who let his tenants do the talking during his opening round batch on tuesday. the olympic champion was too strong for a local favorite stem where he in street set. vera was a finalist at the us open last year. over on the women side world number one, ashley barty, she overcame the 2010 runner up beer vonner reva. after cruising in the 1st 61 party may have been distracted though when the electronic line calling system crashed at the arthur ashe stadium. but the wimbledon champion, she regrouped, and one the 2nd set in a tiebreake

mark real now have 7 points after 3 games. 3 time grand slam winner, andy murray believes tennis players have a responsibility to get vaccinated against coven? 19 the british star was speaking ahead of the u. s. open, which starts on monday. murray himself has been vaccinated. unlike almost half of the men and women on tour. as for the rule, that fleshy meadows players and members of their team do not need to be vaccinated, but spectators have to prove that they've had at least one of the job. ultimately, the, i guess the reason why all of us getting vaccinated is to look out for, you know, the wider the wider public and, you know, we have a responsibility, you know, as players are traveling across the world yet to look out for everyone else as well . so i'm happy that i'm fascinated and i'm hoping that more players choose to choose to have it in the coming months. and golf. bryson to chicago had a rollercoaster day at the b m. w championship. just as the big hitting american threatened to run away from the field and the 3rd round, his 2nd shot at the par, 512 hole landed in water result

andy murray beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round.nick kyrgios, but the australian pulled out with a knee injury. murray won in straight sets 6—2, 6—0 and took victory by winning ten successive games. the final tennis major of the year, the us open starts next week. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. under taliban rule in the 19905 women were not allowed to work or get an education. they insist things will be different now but many are sceptical. fawzia koofi is a prominent women's rights campaigner and former mp, who was also part of the government's team negotiating with the taliban. whilst many in kabul are understandably deeply afraid right now, she spoke to our afghanistan correspondent secunder kermani, about her concerns. iam very i am very worried about the future of the country, as a whole. women being part of that. at this stage, the situation is very uncertain, very chaotic, there is no government and given the taliban's history from the pas

andy murray, the british tennis player, he was encouraging other sports to do likewise, the new sportshe likes of surfing and skateboarding, bmx, freestyle, all the tricks and spins we have seen, and the relationships between the athletes, so supportive of each other, when one pulled off an amazing trick they would run and congratulate them afterwards. there was a real i°y afterwards. there was a real joy to it, and certainly everybody was entertaining, it was entertaining to watch. and i think also, sometimes an elite sport committee forget these athletes are human. i think they broke that taboo, didn't they, how much pressure was on them, they were open and honest, some of them, in the interviews, and you saw them as real people and perhaps after the last year and a half we have all had that became easier for them, and it resonated with lots more people around the world. those are probably three of the things i would take away from these olympic games. cerebral currents, joining us from tokyo, thank you. —— sarah mulkerrins. staying with the olympics, and earlier i spoke to hannah ro

meanwhile, andy murray, who was given a wildcard for cincinnati, has now been added to the main drawlam singles titles back in 2012. he replaces the 2016 winner stan wawrinka, who's withdrawn through injury. the youngest and oldest player in the men's hundred combined to sensational effect as birmingham phoenix went top of the table courtesy of an emphatic 93—run victory over welsh fire at edgbaston. moeen ali, made a blistering 28—ball 59 which included three successive sixes. but even the captain was outshone by the baby of the competition. will smeed is tearing up the hundred atjust 19 years of age and he smoked an unbeaten 65 off 38 balls as phoenix smashed their way to the highest score in the tournament 184. so from the youngest to the eldest statesman in the hundred. imran tahir, ageing like the finest of wines at 42, took the tournament's first hat—trick to finish with figures of 5—25 with the fire skittled forjust 91 runs. pretty sure tahir is still running around edgbaston as we speak. and finally, the speculation around where lionel messi will play next season continues. t

coming up on the bbc news channel, andy murray says he feels good as he moves into the second round of court since having his metal hip surgery. the uk economy is continuing to bounce back from lockdown with job vacancies hitting a record high of almosti million — and wages ticking up. unemployment also fell in the three months tojune. our economics correspondent andy verity reports. at this construction site in huddersfield, 18 houses are being built but only four have been completed so far. the amount of work in the construction industry has been slowing down across the country, not because of covid but two shortages, raw materials and workers. there are now 38,000 vacancies being advertised in the sector. , ., ., ., vacancies being advertised in the sector. ., ., ., sector. there is a shortage of young --eole, sector. there is a shortage of young people. without _ sector. there is a shortage of young people, without doubt. _ sector. there is a shortage of young people, without doubt. we - sector. there is a shortage of young people, without doubt. we need - sector. there is a shorta

the 2012 champion andy murray faces a tough opening match against the third seed stefanos tsitsipas.ngles at the tokyo 0lympics. 0n the first day of equestrian action in tokyo, lee pearson has won his 14th paralympic title as great britain won eight medals on day six. three of them were gold, with success on the track and in archery, too. rounding up the action, here's ben croucher. in para—dressage it is less about horse power, more horse poise and elegance. few command such artistry as lee pearson. gold in the freestyle competition was his third in tokyo, the 14th in his illustrious career. 0n breezer, a horse bred from birth, few will have been as sweet. team gb trotted off with bronze and silver too in the shape of natasha baker and georgia wilson. 0n the track, it is raw power in wheels. andrew small weighed less than a kilogram when he was born, but has grown into a paralympic heavyweight. a lightning start to get him first in that race... ..any extra momentum from the family cheering back in the uk. my family are my biggest supporters. they see a lot of ups and downs and there

an impressive andy murray goes out of the us open, in a five—set thriller with stefanos tsitsipas, butfor his opponent — in a row over bathroom breaks. the bbc�*s moscow correspondent has left russia today, expelled by the authorities after being labelled a threat to national security. sarah rainsford, who first reported from moscow for the bbc over 20 years ago, just as vladimir putin came to power, has been told she can never return to the country. moscow claims the move is in response to the expulsion of a russian journalist from the uk two years ago, but the move comes amid a severe crackdown on independentjournalists and opposition activists within russia. here's sarah's last report from moscow. this was the moment i discovered i was being expelled from russia. according to a specific law, i've been designated as "threat to national security" and as such i'm not allowed into the country. pulled aside at passport control, i was told the fsb security service had banned me for life. i recorded the conversation. i was returning from belarus, where i'd confronted alexander lukashenko o

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tennis, and andy murray is out of the cincinnati masters, after losing to ninth seed and wimbledon semin's first match since losing in the first round at the tokyo olympics, and she needed a tie break to beat watson. to golf, and the final women's major of the year gets under way tomorrow. and this year's aig women's 0pen will be extra special for the winner at carnoustie. an increase in prize money means the championship will become the most lucrative one we've seen on the women's calendar. craig templeton reports. don't be fooled by the scenic views — there's a reason why they call it "car—nasty". it has deep bunkers, fast fairways, and, when the sea breeze picks up, carnoustie becomes one of the toughest courses in the world. this might be the trickiest british open i've played yet. i've heard a lot about this place, i've watched it when the guys played it a few years ago, and obviously it's held the championship quite a lot of times. but yeah, no, i think you have to be strategic around here. it's a life—changer from nowhere. sophia popov is a major champion. the 2020 tournament pro

one of which is andy murray.ay, who won the title in 2012, is unseeded at the tournament that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let's stick with sport — as we've been hearing there's been more medal success for paralympics gb on day six of the tokyo games. britain's third most successful paralympian, sir lee pearson, earned the 14th gold of his career as great britain retained the para—equestrian team title which they have held since the atlanta games in 1996. i'm delighted to say sir lee's mother, lynda, canjoin us now. also his father, dave. you must have lost count the _ also his father, dave. you must have lost count the number— also his father, dave. you must have lost count the number of _ also his father, dave. you must have lost count the number of medals - also his father, dave. you must have lost count the number of medals he l lost count the number of medals he has won? i lost count the number of medals he has won? ., .,, _, ., has won? i have lost count of the total num

one of which is andy murray.forcing him to pull out of the singles at the tokyo olympics. it will be a good, good test for me to see where my game is at and where it is progressed to from when i arrived in the states, really. you know, i have been practising hard. obviously got some matches in. and yes, we will see where my game is at. play gets under way at four o'clock on the outside courts and at five o'clock on arthur ashe, where a repeat of the 2017 final sees madison keys against sloane stephens. that was won by stephens. then it's murray agsint tsitsipas and then the evening session has defending champion naomi osaka against marie bouzkova from the czech republic. and then it's second seed danil medvedev against veteran frenchman richard gasquet. that's all the sport for now. back to you, ben. not quite all the sport! let“s stick with sport — as we've been hearing there's been more medal success for paralympics gb on day six of the tokyo games. andrew small won his first paralympic title in the t33 100m fi

and andy murray has been added to the main draw for the us open after former champion stan wawrinka withdrewad to endure days of torrential showers, the grass has sodded. what has happened to august, we wonder? i've got some good news — tuesday is looking sunnier and warmer than of late across most of the uk, not absolutely everywhere. we still have a few showers in the forecast in the short term. here's the unsettled weather recently. you can see the clouds spiralling across the uk, but we've got a gap in the weather. it's called a ridge of high pressure. there's a low which is heading our way, as well, but this ridge is going to settle things down on tuesday. so, what's tuesday, 6 in the morning looking like? a lot of fine, bright, if not already sunny weather across the uk. 13 degrees in london, 10 degrees in glasgow, just the stray shower here and there. how about the rest of the morning into the afternoon? so, lots of sunshine, especially across england and wales. in scotland, we are anticipating downpours and thunderstorms to form over the highlands, and they'll probably drift towards

and the best match of the day goes to andy murray who fought for nearly five hours before falling to. like much of new orleans in all seriousness, the saints were forced to evacuate due to ida. the teams are practicing for the next few days at the home of the cowboys. they were forced to cancel their preseason game against the arizona cardinals and relocated to texas. the saints are set to open against the green bay packers on september 12th, but it's unclear whether they'll be able to play at the superdome which did not suffer much damage unlike hurricane katrina. >>> let's turn to be able. the red sox took on the red-hot rays. the sox tied it up in one. bomb o the second, franco score as run and they raise it, 6-1. the sox have dropped the last two. closer barnes became the fourth player to end up on the injured list joining three others who all have reportedly tested positive for covid. now to southern california, anaheim wrrk the yankees look to rebond after two straight losses. anthony rizzo got the bomber started in the top of the first. the first, up, 2-0. we jump to the botto

we were watching the andy murray interview. _ sleep. we were watching the andy murray interview.ray interview. there comes a point, he has achieved so much, when he wants— point, he has achieved so much, when he wants to _ point, he has achieved so much, when he wants to speak his mind he does. he was— he wants to speak his mind he does. he was quite — he wants to speak his mind he does. he was quite angry and many players will think. _ he was quite angry and many players willthink, good he was quite angry and many players will think, good on you for talking on that— will think, good on you for talking on that issue of time wasting. exactly — on that issue of time wasting. exactly i— on that issue of time wasting. exactly. i think we are seeing more of this in tennis. it exactly. i think we are seeing more of this in tennis.— of this in tennis. it seems to be. you express _ of this in tennis. it seems to be. you express how _ of this in tennis. it seems to be. you express how you _ of this in tennis. it seems to be. you express how you feel - of this in tennis. it seems to be. yo

the 2012 champion andy murray faces a tough opening match against the third seed, stefanos tsitsipas.ympics gb, three golds among the eight medals in total today. rachel latham is in tokyo for us. great britain have won three paralympic gold medals today here in tokyo. the first went to andrew small in the athletics t 33100 metres. back in rio, he got a bronze medal in the world is in 2019 he got a silver, but today in tokyo it was a silver, but today in tokyo it was a gold for mall and his team—mate harryjenkins got the bronze. this evening all eyes were on great britain'sjonnie peacock. he went on to the t 60 for 100 metres. he had never lost before to paralympic games, gold in london and gold in rio, but tonight he had to settle for a bronze medal. the gold medal went to germany's felix, it was incredibly close race and jonnie peacock said he will be back for more. lee pearson in the question picked up his 15th paralympic gold medal. it was his third one here in tokyo. his team—mate natasha baker got a silver at the equestrian and georgia wilson got the bronze. also winning a bronz

and andy murray is playing hubert hurcazh in the second round of the cincinnati open.bout afghanistan and npc are debating the caliban take —— taliban take over the country but for the residents of kabul, they can do little more than see what happens next. our afghanistan correspondent at the latest of what life is like in the capital city. this is the centre of kabul and this is returning to some kind of normality even though the processes of the past few weeks, there are more restaurants and shops that are open today than there have been in the previous days and more people in the streets and not quite as many in particular, there are fewer women though i have seen some and not necessarily wearing the all—encompassing burqa but the fear is that in the coming days, the coming months, the taliban will and puts more of the strict restrictions on women but there is a strong process of taliban fighters patrolling the city in vehicles like this, saying they are here to prevent looting and unrest despite their insurances that those linked to the government, many who are her

andy murray says he "lost respect" for stefanos tsitsipas during a feisty us open match which murraynd captainjoe root says england need to build on their peformance from the third test with india at headingley. england won the test to draw the series level heading into the fourth test at the oval on thursday.... but they will be without their wicketkeeperjos buttler who will miss the game to be at the birth of his second child... i think we've got to use it as a bit of a template, really, moving forward. everything that we speak about as a team, how we want to play test cricket, we pretty much delivered on. you know, big first innings score with the bat, good partnerships, 1oo partnerships in there, and we were clinical. we find the length of the wicket when we bowled and built pressure for long periods of time, controlled the rate and turn, controlled the game and felt very much in command of things from the end of the first hour of the test match. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories and the latest on transfer deadline day on the bbc sport website a

it feels as inevitable as the ticking of the clock. 0ne things for sure — don't keep andy murray waiting some of his best tennis in recent years moving into a two sets to one lead over the world number three. tsistipas fought back to 2—2 but then disappeared for an eight minute bathroom break — something murray was not a bit happy about. he eventually returned and went on to win the final set to close out the victory. a slightly awkward exchange followed and murray later said, "it's nonsense and he knows it." i rate him irate him a lot, i think is a brilliant player and i think is great for the game but i have zero time for that stuff at all and i lost respect for him. if everyone else feels it, that's totally cool and there is no issue with, and maybe i'm the one being unreasonable but i think it's nonsense and he knows that as well. if there is something that he has told me — if there is something that he has told me we should speak the two of us to— told me we should speak the two of us to understand what went wrong. i don't _ us to understand what went wrong. i don't think_ us to und

andy murray beat richard gasquet at the cincinatti open.out though beaten by diego schwartzman. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while on the hard courts. certainly a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago, the first match i played, singles match, since i had the metal hip put in so i was a bit apprehensive and he uses all of the angles on the court really well and makes you move a lot so you need to move well against him. and i did that tonight. afghanistan has withdrawn its two athletes from next week's paralympics in tokyo. zakia khudadadi was set to become the first afghan woman to take part in the paralympics. but, because of the chaos at kabul airport, they're unable to travel. it's devastating, it's devastating. for me, this was history in the making. this was just, we were going to make history. first female athlete to compete, first paralympian. the growth of paralympians. we wanted through her to use her as a role model to s

all the athletes would come through, it is still exciting, you see great names from all sports, andy murray shame because in the normal olympics we would go and watch other events and meeting other people and sharing stories so that was different. we were not able to do that. ourjob at the end of the day was to bring home a medal, and that is the third olympics we have done that. that was our focus, olympics we have done that. that was ourfocus, and it was olympics we have done that. that was our focus, and it was great to have the support staff to look after us, everyone that made it fun for us because it could have been a very lonely olympics, but it was fun in the evening, although we couldn't set around a table, we could be in the same room. they did an amazing job considering the difficulties of this year. job considering the difficulties of this ear. ~ ., job considering the difficulties of this ear. ., ., , ., ., this year. what does it mean for you now? a rest — this year. what does it mean for you now? a rest or— this year. what does it mean for you now? a rest or a _ this year. wh

andy murray has been knocked out in the second round of the cincinatti 0pen.ome signs of getting back in the match but hurkacz proved too good in the end. and finally the defending champion dominic thiem has pulled out of the us open tennis which starts at the end of this month. in a statement on social media, thiem says he'll miss the tournament and the rest of the 2021 season, after continuing to struggle with a wrist injury he suffered back injune. formula 0ne's japanese grand prix, due to take place in october, has been cancelled because of a rise of covid cases in the country. f1 says the decision to cancel the grand prix was taken by the japanese government. the revised calendar for the season will be revealed in the coming weeks. there's a new leader after stage five of the vuelta a espana, but it happened in the most unfortunate circumstances. estonia's ryan tara may was wearing the red jersey for only the second day, but lost it after getting caught up in this crash just seven miles from the finish. he got left behind as belgium's yasper philipsen cla

tennis, and andy murray beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round.cessive games. the final tennis major of the year, the us open starts next week. that's all the sport for now. borisjohnson is expected to ask president biden to delay withdrawing the last american forces from afghanistan to give more time for evacuation efforts. he'll make the request at an emergency g7 meeting tomorrow. just a reminder that we have been hearing from the reuters news agency in the last few minutes quoting taliban sources that they won't accept an extension of the 31st of august deadline for western armies to leave. thousands of people are crowded outside kabul airport, desperate to leave after the taliban swept to power. you may find some of the images in anisa kadri's report distressing. hoping, waiting to leave afghanistan, they gather outside kabul airport as gunshots are heard. gunfire. witnesses said the taliban fired in the air to make people line up in orderly queues. but it's not known if these shots were triggered in the same instance. these afghans are leavi

the winston—salem open in north carolina after beating frenchman lucas pouille in three sets, but andy murray added to the main draw for the us open next week after former champion stan wawrinka withdrew. you can follow all the developments of the paralympics on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. i absolutely love that line in the script, the never—ending storey in patrick's report. we are sticking with the paralympics again. it's been a brilliant start for great britain's paralympians, as the games got under way in tokyo overnight. they've already secured a gold and two silver medals in the velodrome, and a bronze medal in the pool. sarah storey claimed her 15th paralympic title in the c5 3,000 metres individual pursuit, beating fellow brit crystal lane—wright, and breaking her own world record in qualifying. that is worth repeating! meanwhile, in the men's tandem a00 metres, steve bate and pilot adam duggleby took the silver medal. they were the defending champions. joining me now is adam duggleby�*s partner, sophie straw. lovely to talk to you. how did you feel watching t

andy murray is out of the cincinnati masters after losing to ninth seed hubert hurkacz.r one ashleigh barty in straight sets. it was the australian's first match since losing in the first round at the tokyo olympics and she needed a tie—break to beat watson. that's all the sport for now. the bosses of britain's biggest companies earned 86 times the average full—time wage last year. the median pay of a chief executive of a ftse—100 firm, the uk's blue chip company index, was £2.69m in 2020, according to the independent research institute, the high pay centre. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity has more. put this into context. as the median pay of britain's chief executives going up relative to the average weight? going up relative to the average weiuht? :, , :, :, :, weight? no, it is going down. from extremely exorbitant _ weight? no, it is going down. from extremely exorbitant to _ weight? no, it is going down. from extremely exorbitant to just - weight? no, it is going down. from extremely exorbitant to just very i extremely exorbitant to just very exorbitant. if

andy murray says his hip and body feels good, having moved into the second round of the cincinnati opencompetition following his resurfacing operation at this event two years ago, he lost to gasquet in the opening round. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while, on the hard courts. certainly, a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago. it was the first match i'd played since i had, singles match, since i've had the metal hip put in, so i was a bit apprehensive. and he... you know, he uses all of the angles on the court really well and makes you move a lot. so you need to move well against him and i did that tonight. heather watson is also through to the second round of the women's event. she won in three sets against belarusian aliaksandra sasnovich and plays world number one ash barty next. england's women will face world cup holders new zealand in back—to—back matches as the red roses contest four home tests this autumn. england, ranked one in the world, will play the black ferns tw

open andy murray losing to number three seed tsisipas.laints this morning. >> the toilet is right there what's he doing? what's he doing in there it never once has taken me that long to go to the toilet ever, when it is right there. >> okay. so following up with that today, tweeting, fact of the day, it takes stepanos twice as long to go to the bathroom as it takes jeff bezos to fly into space this sour is our version of batm talk, i guess. >> what was it >> 11 minutes. >> so not true then. 22 minutes he said >> 20 minutes he said, yeah. >> so maybe a slap at how short that trip to space was too >> yeah. all right. well, space tourism, we started the hour with it, ended the hour with it. now it is the end of "squawk on the street" and "techcheck" will start. >>> good tuesday morning, and welcome to "techcheck. i'm deirdre bosa with jon fortt and julia boorstin today getting crushed as growth continues to slow. why zoom's run may b

and finally, the us open gets underway in new york this evening and andy murray faces a very tough testm the paralympics on the bbc sport website. we will be speaking to phoebe paterson pine�*s parents shortly. a new law is being introduced to make school uniforms cheaper in england and wales this autumn. but many parents are concerned it won�*t be out in place in time for the start of the school year. our consumer affairs correspondent colletta smith reports from a uniform swap shop. do you want to try this on? dressing the kids for school doesn�*t come cheap. with four children, the cost of uniform is extortionate. anything that can help me out, something i don�*t have to spend out on, isjust incredible. swap shops have become a lifeline to millions of parents. i've spent way over £400 on uniform, and that won't be the last time during the year that i'll have to buy again, whether it's school shoes orjumpers that need replacing. when you look around and see how much there actually is that can be put to good use rather than going to landfill, it makes sense to reuse. according to the l

andy murray beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round. ow. more than 4,000 athletes will take part, but those with intellectual disabilities are still competing under the shadow of a cheating scandal that happened 21 years ago. in sydney, the spanish basketball team won gold, only to have to give back their medals when it was revealed only two of the team members were genuinely disabled. one of those two is ray torres. here's his story. we won all the games and the final we won russia and i didn't believe it. it was something that i think everybody would say, it's a dream come true. these people went to sydney without doing no tests and not being special. for me, we are special. and we earned that. and these people didn't fight nothing and didn't earn it. i had to give back my gold medal. and that was the bit that is very difficult, even now, to think about it. one of the athletes excluded from the games when intellectual disability sports was removed from the competition was the british swimmer dan pepper. now he's the presenter of a new