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over the last decade, so andy murray put the pride back into the men's game.t today the man in charge of the sport told me the emma effect must be harnessed. she has taken up — emma effect must be harnessed. she has taken up to the widest possible audience _ has taken up to the widest possible audience. you cannot not be inspired by what _ audience. you cannot not be inspired by what we _ audience. you cannot not be inspired by what we have seen over the last few days, — by what we have seen over the last few days, last few weeks, so for us, it is a _ few days, last few weeks, so for us, it is a very— few days, last few weeks, so for us, it is a very important moment, we want _ it is a very important moment, we want to— it is a very important moment, we want to make sure that we welcome her back— want to make sure that we welcome her back home, and make sure that we can tell_ her back home, and make sure that we can tell her_ her back home, and make sure that we can tell her story for the benefit of the _ can tell her story for the benefit of the sport. a can

andy murray is into the quarter—finals of the moselle open in france, after beating canada's vasek pospisilon 6—3 6—3. he said afterwards that his body feels good, he's gaining confidence, and the results are coming. next up, he'll play either france's lucas pouille... or top seed hubert hurkacz of poland. in netball, england have drawn level with new zealand in their three match series after victory in the second match in christchurch. the world champions held a narrow lead for the majority of the first half but the england roses rallied in the third quarter, and by the fourth they were in control. the final score was 55—45 in favour of england. the final match of the series takes place on friday. england are using the series to help them prepare for next years commonwealth games in birmingham. the four—times world time trial champion tony martin has finished his cycling career in the best possible way, helping the german team win the mixed relay team time trial at the cycling road world championships. great britain were fifth. an excellent combined effort from the germans saw them beat th

enjoying being a part of it, and hopefully we can start looking like we are a team going forward. , ., andy murrayls of the moselle open in france. he was knocked out by the top seed. he was knocked out by the top seed. he is now ranked i/i3 he was knocked out by the top seed. he is now ranked 1/13 in the world and was a wild card at the event. he was a—i down in the second set and fought back before eventually losing 6—3 in straight sets to the top seed. he said he would be more motivated if he could get near to the top of the rankings again. still with dennis. emma raducanu's incredible success at the us open has been celebrated as part of a homecoming event at the national tennis centre today. the teenager became the first british woman to win a grand slam for aa years and the first qualifier to win a major. and as part of the event, she got to play against royalty as the duchess of cambridge made a guest appearance. afterwards, raducanu reflected on her history making time in new york. before the serve, i had missed the survey took the whole match, so the flat wide. i think i hit it in the net

we seem great players like andy murray developed, but to come along in your second grand slam, baron she was taking her a—levels and was not given a wildcard into wimbledon —— bearin given a wildcard into wimbledon —— bear in mind. she eventually got gave in that wild card, and now she looks like she just belongs. she has not drop her set in each match is now in new york. —— eight matches. you normally have to win seven to win, but she's gotten all the way through the semis as well. she may go all the way, a little bit like the french open last year, by the likes of rafael nadal, she might be that good. we likes of rafael nadal, she might be that aood. ~ , , ., , . ., that good. we 'ust seen a picture of behnda that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, _ that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, shaking _ that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, shaking her- that good. we just seen a picture of belinda bencic, shaking her head, l belinda bencic, shaking her head, not quite sure what is happened. emma -- i'm —— i'm sure we will have more as the covera

and sri lanka seamer lasith malinga, the most successful bowler andy murray, who won the us open, saidhe was extremely _ achievement. we knew she was extremely good. _ achievement. we knew she was extremely good. she _ achievement. we knew she was extremely good. she hadn't - achievement. we knew she was - extremely good. she hadn't competed much for— extremely good. she hadn't competed much for the last 18 months or so with school— much for the last 18 months or so with school and coronavirus. but i think— with school and coronavirus. but i think at— with school and coronavirus. but i think at wimbledon, everyone got a bit of— think at wimbledon, everyone got a bit of a _ think at wimbledon, everyone got a bit of a glimpse as to how good she could _ bit of a glimpse as to how good she could be _ bit of a glimpse as to how good she could be. yeah, it is great what she did, and _ could be. yeah, it is great what she did, and a _ could be. yeah, it is great what she did, and a huge opportunity for british— did, and a huge opportunity for british tennis.— did, and a huge opportunity for b

andy murray has urged british tennis officials to capitalise on emma raducanu's us open victory by bringingto the sport. murray feels raducanu's win provides a "huge opportunity" for the sport in this country. raducanu is continuing to enjoy the limelight in new york, attending the met gala last night. her extraordinary victory over the weekend was watched by millions around the world — including murray, who praised her performance and said the lta needed to make the most of the situation. incredible, what she did there. i think, obviously, for a lot of the people involved in british tennis, we knew that she was extremely good. she had not completed much through the last 18 months or so with school and coronavirus and those sort of things. but i think that wimbledon everyone got a glimpse as to just how good she could be. i have spent a little bit of time around her. on the practice court. but more so in the practice court. but more so in the same building, training close to each other. watching what she is doing. she is really, really, obviously really good. what she did in new york was ve

andy murray has been knocked out of the quarterfinals of the moselle open in france. coach who helped guide her to a first major title earlier this month. andrew richardson was hired for the summer tournaments in the united states, which ended with that extraordinary win in new york. the 18—year—old became the first british woman to win a grand slam for 44 years and the first qualifier ever to win a major. well, today, raducanu also got to play with royalty, the duchess of cambridge, who made a guest appearance at an lta event to mark britain's us open success. britain's eventers are in first place after the dressage phase of the european championships in switzerland. the all—girl team led by world champion ros canter have nearly a five—point advantage over germany in second going into tomorrow's cross—country. the medals will be decided after sunday's final show—jumping phase. if gb win gold, they'll be the reigning european, world and olympic champions. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. it's been another fine, dry and reasonably warm day across many pa

andy murray won his opening match in france. he beat the world number 26.ame, if they're to be a part of the rugby world cup in two years' time. the england head coach has left out some key players from the 45 man training squad named today. billy and make vunipola, jamie george and george ford have all been excluded. marcus smith — who made his england debut over the summer and was called up by the lions, is expected to get the nod at fly—half. there are also eight uncapped players called up for the camp, ahead of the november tests against tonga, australia and south africa. there's two years before the world cup, we are now selecting for the world cup. and some of the experienced players we have left out, we feel it is a good time for them to refocus and refresh and get ready to challenge again for a squad. finally and anyjoshua has been himmered up form his heavyweight fight on saturday night. he puts his titles on the line. a crowd of more than 60,000 is expect for the bout, the largest he has fought in front of since september 2018. and that is all the

so final fits the past was criticized by andy murray for taking long trips to the restroom. and their 1st round match and fans booed when he did it again against adrian marino. just after mount reno, one, his 3rd set. there was an 8 minute delay and it certainly worked in favor of cit, the fast who went on to win the next 6 games straight to take the match. i followed the rules. i didn't bring anything. i just don't understand when some players going criticize other players or you know, doing a match, they put too much emphasis on it. you know, the games, the game it's, i'm going to change much. i've done everything the right way. if i haven't, i should be penalize. i completely agree with it. second. see, denise. madame is also through to the 3rd round, he produced a stunning winning shot against germany's dominic cooper completely by accident. the russians seemed to give up on the point, but somehow got his racket on the ball and emerged victorious. that was definitely the highlight in a pretty comfortable st sets when but it was 8 seed, norway's caspar rude, he his crashe

she says says the estonian women's team play with a similar formation andy murray has criticised formere calls "wading in" during his career — and says he'll make sure he avoids doing the same to emma raducanu. murray said he "never really liked it" when former pros jumped in with advice or opinions after every win or loss. 18—year—old raducanu won the us open title on only her second grand slam appearance earlier this month — but murray says if she does ever want to talk, he will always be there on the end of the phone. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can keep across that women's cricket match in leicester. england stilljust cricket match in leicester. england still just three down. cricket match in leicester. england stilljust three down. i will have an update on that and the rest of the sport later. let's go to the house of commons now, the home secretary priti patel is speaking about how a third russian spy now faces charges of attempted murder over the salisbury novichok poisonings. with permission, i would like to

andy murray is on court at the moselle open in france. he's up against the sixth seed ugo humbert.udy murray agrees it's best to let young players find their own way. this report contains flashing images. toonie, 18, let's do it! toonie,18, let's do it! hoping to inspire a new generation of tennis stars, judy murray was promoting a port programme ahead of the summer cosmic battle of the bridge tournament. herson cosmic battle of the bridge tournament. her son will be the star attraction. forso tournament. her son will be the star attraction. for so long the trailblazer for british tennis. now there is nuclear on the block, the 18—year—old and a record three, whose us open success and did a 44 year wait for a british grand slam title winner. ads, year wait for a british grand slam title winner.— title winner. a great chance for grassroots _ title winner. a great chance for grassroots and _ title winner. a great chance for grassroots and is _ title winner. a great chance for grassroots and is to _ title winner. a great chance for grassroots and is to grow - title winner. a great chan

andy murray will find out later who he'll face in the quarter—finals of the moselle open in france —d hubert hurkacz, who takes on lucas pouille this afternoon. murray moved into the last eight with a convincing win over canada's vasek pospisil, who's 47 places above him in the world rankings — after winning 6—3 6—3, murray said his body felt good, he was gaining confidence and the results were coming. anthonyjoshua says his highly—anticipated heavyweight showdown against oleksandr usyk will be one of the toughest fights of his career. the briton is defending his his wba, ibf and wbo heavyweight titles on saturday in london and has been talking about his respect for his opponent. the ukrainian claimed his first world title in just 10 fights. usyk was in a class of his own as a cruiserweight, becoming undisputed champion in 2018. iam quite i am quite experienced now. but he is good, let others give credit where it is due, in boxing we do have big egos and we try to suppress people, but let us lift them up and say he is good, he has won the olympics and the world championships as an am

raducanu's win can attract more people to the sport, according to the former british number one andy murrayattention from becoming the first ever qualifier to win a major and checking out the sights of new york which included seeing herself on a billboard in times square. there's more of that on the way i'm sure! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me — gavin ramjaun — and the rest of the sport team, thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. we will. making the most of new york. looka else doing that as well. looka else doing that as well. look who else is doing that as well. a—listers have descended on new york's metropolitan museum of art for the return of one of the bigest events in fashion — the met gala. the event, known for spectacular and flamboyant costumes, was cancelled last year due to the pandemic. here's mark lobel. celebrating the best of american fashion. billie eilish in step with marilyn monroe. possibly then well�*s newest grammy award—winning superhero. lil nas is certainly in touch with himself stop tennis star naomi osak

come from relative obscurity, but there were signs of what was to come last year, when she beat andy murrayp 300 when she arrived at wimbledon for her maiden grand slam. in reaching the fourth round as a wild card, raducanu established herself as the new star of british tennis — surprising even those who've been impressed by her from a young age. we knew she was good but we just didn't expect her to rise up the rankings and win all these matches the way she has done. she really has embraced the situation and she has literally run with it. in her box, a new coach who's not that new at all. she's reunited with andrew richardson from bromley tennis centre, where today, youngsters told us they've been motivated by her success. it shows that it doesn't really matter quite how old you are or quite how much experience you have, it'sjust how well you can perform. it's amazing to think- that she went to my school, i saw her in the corridors and now i'm watching her on tv. _ from the pages of vogue to her social media pages, raducanu's already transcending tennis. in the early hours of tomorrow, she

hurkacz won 6—2, 6—3 — and plays former world number one andy murray in the last eight later on fridaye olympic champion from switzerland beat sara sorribes tormo in straight sets — and will face estonia's annet konaveit in the last eight. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you next time. america's reckoning over race has illuminated all aspects of us life — including the art world. top museums and galleries are now soul searching over who holds the top jobs, and which artists get their work shown. the bbc�*s laura trevelyan has the story. mehari sequar chose the h street neighbourhood of washington steeped in civil rights history, for his gallery showcasing black artists. since the protests following george floyd's death, mehari's seeing a new enthusiasm for the work he's showing. there's definitely been a spotlight and an uptick in interest in creatives of colour. obviously time will tell. and it's great, the attention, we all need to collaborate but i also feel that it's important to hav

andy murray has been dominating — every point. how do you see a spike in female members as the match progresses? we have had a lot of people enquiring, people who want to get involved and give tennis a go. thank you. lots of people here today training. iam thank you. lots of people here today training. i am going to go on to this court and have a chat with chris, one of the coaches. he saw emma training a couple of years ago. everyone is surprised at this progress. everyone is surprised at this progress-— everyone is surprised at this ”roress. , , , everyone is surprised at this ”roress. , ,, , everyone is surprised at this roeress. , ,, , progress. are you surprised? yes, i am surprised _ progress. are you surprised? yes, i am surprised at _ progress. are you surprised? yes, i am surprised at how _ progress. are you surprised? yes, i am surprised at how quickly - progress. are you surprised? yes, i am surprised at how quickly she i progress. are you surprised? yes, i | am surprised at how quickly she has risen up the ranks and wh

they are getting a bit patchy across north aberdeenshire's coastline at the moment andy murray first time to time. quite humid, top temperature 23 celsius across the north and west, generally high teens that should feel pleasant enough if you are outside and those brighter moments. 0vernight tonight when it was northern scotland will start to sink its way southwards again so we will start to see some patchy light rain working on across eastern areas of scotland overnight, temperature staying up into double figures for the most part, odd mist and fog batch over the hills, odds bit of drizzle falling from the cloud towards the end of the night. sunday, feis is starting to rise across the north of the uk. notice these northerly winds moving in across the northern half of the country. it is here where the weather is going to start to feel significantly fresher. we will start to see this early morning patchy rain clearing away from the scotland and scotland northern ireland might sums was some sunshine and bobbies some of that meeting northern england but a lot more persistent rain on the

the next year, milos raonic lost the final to andy murray, but he reached number three in the world thatgeneration that was younger than them was inspired by that. i think it gave the dennis and leila as that if they put in the work they can actually succeed, as well. that has been evolving. what we see now with leylah fernandez and felix, who are in the final and hoping to make the final, there are probably 12—year—olds in this country that are looking up to them and seeing if i put in a hard time, i can get there as well.— i put in a hard time, i can get there as well. ~ . . ., there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. _ there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. it _ there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. it is _ there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. it is going _ there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. it is going to - there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. it is going to be - there as well. michael downing from tennis canada. it is going to be a - tennis canada. it is going to be a great match whoever wins. some rather

some people say not enough was done when andy murray won his grand slams to get the next generation into be done now. what do you think is really important now she has won this grand slam at the age of 18 to really capitalise on that success? i think it is great that the lta and the government are going to work together. there are a lot of courts in the uk that are not being used and need a bit of work doing, so hopefully a lot of money will be put into those to get the courts and facilities into a good space, so why not ride the wave we have got right now? it wasn'tjust emma, we won, i think, four grand slams in the us open, so there's a lot of buzz around british tennis right now, so let's get those players on court. and obviously, she has one grand slam under her belt, but what do you think of her potential? a difficult question so soon after, because it was a massive surprise. but why not? again, she will use this experience to learn from, like we saw her learn from what happened at wimbledon, and to do it so soon and so young, she is going to get stronger, more robust, things can st

we had andy murray, | there. it's fantastic for british i tennis.he tennis that she's capable of. last question, what i asked rhetorically, can she do it? yes can. rhetorically, can she do it? yes can- any _ rhetorically, can she do it? yes can- any of _ rhetorically, can she do it? yes can. any of those _ rhetorically, can she do it? yes can. any of those four - rhetorically, can she do it? .93 can. any of those four could win this grand slam, and i would put emma absolutely there. she could do it, but i hope she plays well and has a great experience. did you en'o it has a great experience. did you enjoy it when — has a great experience. did you enjoy it when you _ has a great experience. did you enjoy it when you played? i i has a great experience. did you i enjoy it when you played? i loved it. i can't enjoy it when you played? i loved it. | can't tell— enjoy it when you played? i loved it. i can't tell you _ enjoy it when you played? i loved it. i can't tell you how— enjoy it when you played? i loved it. i can't tell you how much i loved it. iju

some people say not enough was done when andy murray won as grand slam is to get the next generationhat it using visual important now she has won this grand slam at the age of 18 to really capitalise on that success? i slam at the age of 18 to really capitalise on that success? i think it is ureat capitalise on that success? i think it is great that _ capitalise on that success? i think it is great that the _ capitalise on that success? i think it is great that the lta _ capitalise on that success? i think it is great that the lta and - capitalise on that success? i think it is great that the lta and the . it is great that the lta and the government are going to work together, there are a lot of courts in the uk that are not being used and need a bit of work doing, so hopefully a lot of money will be put into those to get the courts of resources into a good space, so why not ride the wave we have got right now? there was a lot of buzz around british tennis right now, so let's get those players on court. she has won grand slam _ get those players on court. she has won grand slam under

over the last decade, sir andy murray put the pride back into the men's game, but felt more should have the lawn tennis association has gained credit this time for the way it spotted and then supported raducanu from the age of nine, but today the man in charge of the sport told me "the emma effect" must be harnessed. she's taken it to the widest possible audience. you can't not be inspired by what we've seen over the last, you know, few days, and last few weeks, and so, yeah, for us, it's a very important moment. we want to, you know, make sure that we welcome her back home, and make sure that we can tell her story for the benefit of the sport. a moment that tennis must seize, then? yeah, absolutely. a relative unknown up until a few weeks ago, raducanu withdrew from this summer's wimbledon mid—match, after experiencing breathing difficulties, some questioning her mental strength. but there were no longer any doubts over the resilience and sheer brilliance of a woman who's become one of the world's most marketable athletes, and produced one of the greatest stories in british sport. dan

come from relative obscurity, but there were signs of what was to come last year, when she beat andy murrayished herself as the new star of british tennis — surprising even those who've been impressed by her from a young age. we knew she was good but we just didn't expect her to rise up the rankings and win all these matches the way she has done. she really has embraced the situation and she has literally run with it. in her box, a new coach who's not that new at all. she's reunited with andrew richardson from bromley tennis centre, where today, youngsters told us they've been motivated by her success. it shows that it doesn't really matter quite how old you are or quite how much experience you have, it'sjust how well you can perform. it's amazing to think- that she went to my school, i saw her in the corridors and now i'm watching her on tv. _ from the pages of vogue to her social media pages, raducanu's already transcending tennis. in the early hours of tomorrow, she faces the big—hitting greek maria sakkari for a spot in the final. she says she won't change anything for the biggest match

world's top 300 and the tenth desperate, but there were signs of what was to come when she beat andy murrayink eve one tennis from a young age. i think everyone is _ tennis from a young age. i think everyone isjust _ tennis from a young age. i think everyone isjust in _ tennis from a young age. i think everyone isjust in disbelief. - everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew— everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew she _ everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew she was _ everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew she was good, - everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew she was good, but - everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew she was good, but i. everyone isjust in disbelief. we all knew she was good, but i doj all knew she was good, but i do think— all knew she was good, but i do think anyone _ all knew she was good, but i do think anyone knew— all knew she was good, but i do think anyone knew quite - all knew she was good, but i do think anyone knew quite how i all knew she was good, but i do i think anyone knew quite how good. all knew she was good, but i do - think anyone knew qu

andy murray says he's getting better with every match and happy to be playing week in, week out, afterr ruud, who is ranked tenth in the world and seeded second. still to come, we get a look at the queen's baton.— still to come, we get a look at the queen's baton. what is something modern but _ queen's baton. what is something modern but also _ queen's baton. what is something modern but also traditional- queen's baton. what is something modern but also traditional and i queen's baton. what is something i modern but also traditional and able to tell a modern story as it travels the world. the bell has rung on boxing legend manny pacquiao's career in the ring. he announced his retirement in a post on social media, with the 42—year—old now turning his attention to his political career in the phillipines. he's already a senator and has announced his intention to run for president. pacquiao is widely regarded as one of the greatest boxers of all time, winning 12 titles across eight weight divisions. former world champion barry mcguigan spoke to me about pacquiao's talent. one of the top te

andy murray won his opening match in france. he beat the world number 26.ng squad named today. billy and mako vunipola, jamie george and george ford have all been excluded. marcus smith — who made his england debut over the summer and was called up by the lions, is expected to get the nod at fly—half. there are also eight uncapped players called up for the camp, ahead of the november tests against tonga, australia and south africa. there's two years before the world cup, we are now selecting for the world cup. and some of the experienced players we have left out, we feel it is a good time for them to refocus and refresh and get ready to challenge again for a squad. finally and anthonyjoshua has been himmered up form his heavyweight fight on saturday night. he puts his titles on the line. a crowd of more than 60,000 is expect for the bout, the largest he has fought in front of since september 2018. and that is all the sport for now. hello there. it will be another warm day in the offing for many with spells of sunshine once the early mist and patchy, dense f

andy murray is into the quarter—finals of the moselle 0pen in france, after beating canada's vasek pospisiljority of the first half but the england roses rallied in the third quarter, and by the fourth they were in control. the final score was 55—a5 in favour of england. the final match of the series takes place on friday. england are using the series to help them prepare for next years commonwealth games in birmingham. the four—times world time trial champion tony martin has finished his cycling career in the best possible way, helping the german team win the mixed relay team time trial at the cycling road world championships. great britain were fifth. an excellent combined effort from the germans saw them beat the dutch to the title — enabling 36—year—old martin to retire from the sport wearing the rainbow stripes of the world champions. and finally... there's been an update to some cricket terminology — as 'batter�* will now be used instead of batsman in the laws of the game. the mcc, which is recognised as the sole authority on cricket's laws, say the changes will take immediate effect.

tsitsipas changed clothes between the fourth and fifth sets of a nearly five-hour victory over andy murrayas we talked about yesterday. the grand slam rule book allows men two trips for a reasonable amount of time, but the 34-year-old murray who explained the lengthy pause in play caused him issues physically was seeking a harsher penalty than the warning tsitsipas got for a time violation. on the court murray used the word "cheating" and at his news conference said he lost respect for the 23-year-old french open runner up. murray continued to lash out yesterday tweeting, quote, fact of the day, it takes stefano tsitsipas twice as long to go to the bathroom as it takes jeff bezos to fly into space. interesting. >> interesting, indeed. >>> still ahead, a conversation about the debate over critical race theory. we're going to get an inside look at the fight over school diversity in a wealthy texas suburb. you are not going to want to miss this. before we go to break we want to know as always what are you doing awake? email your reasons to way too early at msnbc.com. tweet me at jacob soborof

. - andy murray has been knocked out of the quarterfinals of the moselle open in france.h who helped guide her to a first major title earlier this month. andrew richardson was hired for the summer tournaments in the united states, which ended with that extraordinary win in new york where the 18—year—old became the first british woman to win a grand slam for 44 years and the first qualifier to win a major too. today, she was playing with royalty — the duchess of cambridge making a guest appearance at an lta event to mark her achievement. i definitely want to keep just improving and being the best version of myself on the court and off the court and maximising my potential, and i still think i have a lot of room for development in terms of my tennis career and where it can go. yeah, excited to start working on it. you can watch that in full over on bbc iplayer. that is all from me. join lizzie and the team for sportsday 6:30 p:m.. that is all from me. thank you. borisjohnson is understood to be considering relaxing visa rules to allow more foreign truck drivers into britain

. _ up to elite players like andy murray, johanna konta, emma raducanu. — murray, johanna konta, emma go out and win major— support they need to go out and win major events on the tour.— major events on the tour. fantastic, 'ust like major events on the tour. fantastic, just like we — major events on the tour. fantastic, just like we hope — major events on the tour. fantastic, just like we hope emma _ major events on the tour. fantastic, just like we hope emma will - major events on the tour. fantastic, just like we hope emma will do. - major events on the tour. fantastic, | just like we hope emma will do. one of the men responsible for turning people into professionals is one of the coaches down here, metro mustapha, i have to stop you mid—rally. are you surprised at how well emma is doing out there in the states? . . well emma is doing out there in the states? . , ., , , ., ., states? yeah, she has blown it out ofthe states? yeah, she has blown it out of the park- _ states? yeah, she has blown it out of the park. it's _ states? yeah, she has blown it out of the park. it's amazing. -

to tell you quickly andy murray is in the quarterfinals of the open and we will have more on that forata breach by the ministry of defence involving afghans who may be eligible to come to the uk. yesterday, the defence secretary launched an investigation after a similar mistake was made in sharing details of afghans who worked for the uk. the second breach involves an e—mail sent to 55 people on the 13th of september that had e—mail addresses and some names visible to everyone who was sent the message. a spokesperson for the ministry of defence said steps had been taken to ensure this does not happen in future. they said they apologised to those affected and extra support is being offered to them. the government's latest coronavirus figures for the uk show there were nearly 34,500 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period. that means in the past week, there was an average of 31,635 new cases per day. there were just over 7500 people in hospital with covid according to the latest data. another 166 deaths have been recorded. that's of people who died within 28 days of a posit

andy murray charged into the quarterfinals of the moselle open in france, with a straight—sets win over's gaining confidence, and the results are coming. that's great to see. that's all the sport for now. hairdressers say they're seeing an increasing number of clients having new allergic reactions to hair dye after contracting coronavirus. some have reported suffering from rashes and burns, despite using the same hair dye for years. the trade body is now urging professionals to carry out patch skin tests on all customers. frankie mccamley has more. for 15 years, gemma has been going to this salon to get her hair dyed. despite choosing the same colour by the same brand, she says her skin changed after contracting coronavirus. so, in april, when the salon reopened, stacey had made it compulsory that you had to have a patch test 48 hours before you were to have any colour on your hair. to start with i had a much forgotten i had the patch test because it was so far in the back of my mind that i would react to it. under the manufacturer's guidelines, gemma's hairdresser stacey says she didn'

not like when andy murray first came through.e _ myself. it's great to. let's look ahead because she _ myself. it's great to. let's look ahead because she still- myself. it's great to. let's look ahead because she still has - myself. it's great to. let's lookj ahead because she still has the myself. it's great to. let's look- ahead because she still has the semi finals to play. she may get through to the final. that's a lot of pressure on such a young player. it is, but the way she is playing, and the way she is hitting the ball in the way she is hitting the ball in the way she seems to be smiling her way through it, you just think she's on some kind of role. serena williams, of course, it looks like her time may be finally gone. you've got naomi osaka, who has her own issues going on. you have the favourite, ash party, whose got knocked out by shelby rogers, who has beaten by emma and you think without those big names, you will have in the finals for players who were all fancy their chances —— ash barty. here's a stat for you. e

signs again that andy murray is far from finished having won his opening match at the moselle open inround tie with canada's vasek pospisil. european ryder cup captain padraig harrington has been illustrating just how special playing in the tournament is. just 164 players will have represented europe in golf�*s team event — that means more people have been into space or climbed mount everest. the stirring speech has clearly had an impact, with rory mcilroy ready to scale new heights in wisconsin. he played a video for us last night to put it into context. 570 people have been into space, i think over 5,000 people have climbed everest, 225 have won a men's major. so when you sort of break it down like that, it's a pretty small group and it's pretty cool. that's all the sport for now. back to you, luxmy. thank you. more now on one of our top stories and ministers have struck a deal to restart the uk's commercial production of carbon dioxide after warnings the shortage could disrupt food supplies. but is it the end of the crisis? our business correspondent nina warhurst is at a brewery i

andy murray says he will "always be on the end of the phone" to help emma raducanu — but only if sheven't asked for it as well." emma radacanu of course yet to decide if she will take a wild card at indian wells after her brilliant us open triumph. that's all the support for now. back to you, annita. john, thank you. the government is planning to give everyone the legal right to request flexible working which will include working from home as soon as they start a newjob. at the moment, workers have to wait until they've been in their role for six months. a consultation on the proposals will be launched this week. children with mental health disorders are facing long waits for treatment in england — with one area having an average lag of eight months between referral and the first session of counselling. that's the finding of a bbc investigation, which has revealed that one in five patients waited longer than 12 weeks. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has been meeting some of the parents who are desperate to get help for their children. her report contains some details which

andy murray has urged british tennis to build on emma raducanu's us open victory by bringing more childrenthe governing body is an opportunity to capitalise on that and get more and more kids involved in the sport and everything. that's all the sport for now. the government has outlined it's autumn and winter plan to tackle covid and to stop the nhs in england from becoming overwhelmed. but doctors are warning that hospitals are already under pressure and summer is barely over. john maguire reports. winter is coming and we're only in september. at this gp surgery in bristol they are preparing to administer thousands of flu jabs this weekend. it will be a season like no other, with challenges for the nhs like never before. due to the lockdown last year, we had very little flu. so there is a sense that people's immunity might not be as widespread this year. so we definitely feel we will be seeing more flu—related illnesses. on top of that we will get the usual childhood respiratory viruses. again, they've not had much chance to circulate over the past year. and then we have covid also. and s

and andy murray is through to the second round of the san diego open, where he was a wildcard.the winter games. following his gold medal in london, rutherford now plans to swap the sandpit for the ice. he's been named in the gb bobsleigh squad, aiming to make next year's winter olympics in beijing. he's now training for his first event in austria in seven weeks' time. i genuinely believe in this thing, we have a great pilot and the rest of the team is so experienced and knows exactly what they are doing. we will be standing there together and we will be looking to do the ultimate. i think it is most certainly possible. it wasn't that long ago, 2014 that great britain managed to win a medal in the bobsleigh. i think that we have a great opportunity to do that again. i'm very excited about it, i can't wait to actually get in with the guys. i think it will be a really special winter. and after a career spanning four decades, boxing legend manny pacquiao has announced his retirement as he focuses on running for president in his home country. the 42—year—old is regarded as one of th

andy murray lost his first four grand slam finals before he won the us open and then wimbledon.nd grand slam. it has never happened before. nobody had ever won a grand slam in fewer than three attempts, and she has done it by coming through qualifying and winning ten matches out of ten in straight sets. it is a miraculous story, one that i don't think we will ever be able to beat, at least within tennis, for 50 years plus. beat, at least within tennis, for 50 years plus-— beat, at least within tennis, for 50 earslus. , ~ , years plus. absolutely. a few people after wimbledon _ years plus. absolutely. a few people after wimbledon questioned - years plus. absolutely. a few people after wimbledon questioned her - after wimbledon questioned her mental strength and everything else, gosh, she has really answered them in a most perfect way, hasn't she? what does the future hold now? well. what does the future hold now? well, in the short term, _ what does the future hold now? well, in the short term, i _ what does the future hold now? well, in the short term, i was _ what does the futu

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