here _ defeat against andy murray. 200,000 people are here in _ defeat against andy murray. 200,000 people are here in this _ defeat against andy murray. 200,000 people are here in this city _ defeat against andy murray. 200,000 people are here in this city that - people are here in this city that springs — people are here in this city that springs up _ people are here in this city that springs up from the somerset countryside. but for three long years. — countryside. but for three long years. the _ countryside. but for three long years, the cows have had this place to themselves. now allsorts have been _ to themselves. now allsorts have been marching into the farm. both— been marching into the farm. both events have resulted in some disruption of the normal television schedules and some doubted whether they deserved the slots they were given on news bulletins, with terry addressing the bbc�*s director as follows. ca n we follows. can we please have our news back? meanwhile it is clear that this anonymous collar is not a glastonbury fan.- anonymous collar is not a glastonbury fan. a

this day and age, you have to do that and i think it is a trickle—down effect from andy murray, all themma raducanu, have realised if you are going to make it there is no substitute for hard work, you have got to give it 100% and liam broady is for me an example of that, he could win the next round, were not? but of that, he could win the next round, were not?— of that, he could win the next round, were not? but 20 seconds left, is a former— round, were not? but 20 seconds left, is a former british _ round, were not? but 20 seconds left, is a former british pair - left, is a former british pair yourself, how impressed eddie been with the way they have dealt with the expectations, the crowd, people willing them over the finish line, thatis willing them over the finish line, that is quite a bit of pressure on your shoulders, yes, that is quite a bit of pressure on yourshoulders, yes, iam that is quite a bit of pressure on your shoulders, yes, iam not jealous of that because i didn't do that in the singles, i always found it tou~h that in the singles, i always found it tough with _ that in

been a rather disappointing day for british tennis on centre court at wimbledon with a defeat for andy murrayrican john isner. emirati kylie americanjohn isner. emirati kylie was outplayed by france's garcia. :: :: :: :: :: kylie was outplayed by france's garcia. iii: 11:11: , ., garcia. 200,000 people are here in this city — garcia. 200,000 people are here in this city that _ garcia. 200,000 people are here in this city that springs _ garcia. 200,000 people are here in this city that springs up - in this city that springs up from _ in this city that springs up from the _ in this city that springs up from the some countryside. but for three — from the some countryside. but for three years the cows have had this— for three years the cows have had this space for themselves. now, _ had this space for themselves. now. all— had this space for themselves. now, all sorts have been marching into the farm. both events have _ marching into the farm. both events have resulted - marching into the farm. both events have resulted in - marching into the farm. both | events have resulted in some disruption o

these were for cameron norrie, following just three british men — roger taylor, tim henman and andy murray novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service game broken. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility, and in a flash... ..won the first set 6—2. honestly, it's there in black and white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look to be proud of, i need a couple of days to unwind. looking back on it all, a lot of positive memories, positive firsts, it's been a lot of fun. taste memories, positive firsts, it's been a lot of fun-— a lot of fun. we now anticipate a centre court _ a lot of fun. we now anticipate a centre court final _ a lot of fun. we now anticipate a centre court final between i a lot of fun. we

now by beating in five sets, he's become the first british ma since andy murray in 2016. bzer on strobe or showed us her great fighting qualities again. the czechoslovakian player took it before she studied things, winning the next two sets, showing us why she is a contender at these championships and why this could be finally her time to win her first grand slam title. standing in her way, tatyana maria. the german 34-year-old, mother of two who has provided arguably the most inspirational story of these championships so far. she talked about the challenges of coming from her second maternity leave. she beat her journey -- german compatriot in three sets and said she's living this incredible week with her family and believes she could yet go further. >> before we go, a dramatic rescue on the higheas. this video captured the moment a team from argentina's navy airlifd a man to safety after he suffered a stroke from a fishing vessel. he was taken to hospital for treatment and has a gripping story of his rescue at sea. thank you for watching bbc world news america. narrator

tim henman... and andy murray, who'd done this before him in the professional era.ledon semifinal. oh, and his too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service — game broken. it's a break, first game. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility. and in a flash... ..won the first set, 6—2. honestly, it's there, in black—and—white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie two sets to one down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go norrie, let's go. and norrie did not give up. cheering and applause. he has given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, he said he was looking at a supporter here. 0k. cameron norrie was defeated but he'd never got this far in a grand slam before. lot to be proud of, and i think i need just a couple of days to unwind, and i think, looking back on it all, there is going to be a lot of positive memories and posit

wins like andy murray-— here to celebrate famous wins like andy murray.ly my body, i cannot do it. she is a mega bright, she can go to any university in the world, she could have done something else. the fact she has kept going she has been rewarded, for a lot of british players who know her well, you can see what an absolutely lovely young woman she is and we are extra pleased for her. it was performance and sticking it out when things were tough. we was performance and sticking it out when things were tough.— was performance and sticking it out when things were tough. we have to talk about liam _ when things were tough. we have to talk about liam broady, _ when things were tough. we have to talk about liam broady, he - when things were tough. we have to talk about liam broady, he has - when things were tough. we have to talk about liam broady, he has had| when things were tough. we have to | talk about liam broady, he has had a lifestyle change, he has stopped going out with his mates, going on holiday, getting more sleep. what's the reason for this res

it's been used by sporting greats like andy murray and max verstappen.dy temperature starts to creep up, blood vessels near the surface of the skin open up, pushing heat to the surface, trying always to keep that core body temperature on an even keel. that can mean a drop in blood pressure as the heart works harder. now, another key way in which my body regulates its core temperature is through sweat. that's why dehydration can quickly become a problem. working out in this heat is not recommended, but staying fit all year round is. people who regularly exercise are regularly experiencing higher body temperatures internally because you produce a lot of heat when you exercise. so then that leads to better preparation for these heatwaves. the elderly and those with heart and lung conditions are most at risk from extreme heat, but even the young and fit can feel the effects. too long in the sun can lead to heat exhaustion. symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, heavy sweating and pale, clammy skin. left untreated, it can progress to heat stroke, a med

it's been used by sporting greats like andy murray and max verstappen. affects our physiology. as my core body temperature starts to creep up, blood vessels near the surface of the skin open up, pushing heat to the surface, trying always to keep that core body temperature on an even keel. that can mean a drop in blood pressure as the heart works harder. now, another key way in which my body regulates its core temperature is through sweat. exhales heavily that's why dehydration can quickly become a problem. working out in this heat is not recommended, but staying fit all year round is. people who regularly exercise are regularly experiencing higher body temperatures internally because you produce a lot of heat when you exercise. so then that leads to better preparation for these heatwaves. the elderly and those with heart and lung conditions are most at risk from extreme heat, but even the young and fit can feel the effects. too long in the sun can lead to heat exhaustion. symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, heavy sweating and pale, clammy skin.

it�*s day five of wimbledon, and while andy murray and emma raducanu may be out, four british playersurt, british number one cameron norrie will take on the american stevejohnson, but already under way on court one is heather watson. our sports correspondent laura scott is at wimbledon. yes, well, it�*s the start of a third round today and we have two british player is trying to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the very first time. on number one court behind me at the moment is guernsey�*s heather watson. she�*s had a bit of a nightmare schedule this week, two of her matches have been held overnight, she is also trying to play in the doubles. today marks a major opportunity for her because she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s been coming here since 2010, she�*s reached the third round three times before but has always come up against really difficult opponents in that round. she�*s been very open this week about how much she�*s struggled during the pandemic and she�*s enjoying what�*s already her best run at a major for five years. she is in action now against kaja juv

roger taylor and andy murray who had done this before him and the professional era.n semifinal. oh, and his too. oh, and his, too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service game broken. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility, and in a flash... ..won the first set 6—2. honestly, it's there in black and white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. norrie scrambled, stumbled and got up, but lost the second set. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't have much to lose. he was playing probably. the tournament of his life and obviously playing at home is never easy, but i— wish him all the best. he's a great player, _ and i have a lot of respect

if he wins, he�*ll be the first british man to reach the semi—finals since andy murray in 2016.licked for him at a grand slam until now that there is a real buzz about him, you can hear a rallying call for more support. he says he feels like he�*s getting better as the tournament progresses and after winning in the fourth round, he says it is great for him to get through to the quarters but no reason to be satisfied with that. he plays the belgian david goffin, former world number seven today but his last match lasted for hours and 36 minutes, so he might be a bit tired. i have learned that the duke and duchess of cambridge are intending to watch that match, which is being played on number one court because centre court is reserved for the two players who are favourites to lift the trophy this weekend, tunisia�*s trailblazer and novak djokovic. another of the quarterfinalists, nick kyrgios, who plays tomorrow, australian police have confirmed he has been summoned to appear in court next month to face a charge of common assault following an alleged incident in december 2021. foll

four here, after roger taylor in the '70s, tim henman in the '90s and '00s and, most recently, andy murrayhis result has kind is kind of an accumulation of all of his hard work and his attitude and everything that he puts into his tennis. in norrie's own words, his background has been varied. he was born in south africa to a scottish father and welsh mother, raised in new zealand, went to college in the us, but based in london now, it's here he's making his mark. despite all the moves, his playing instinct has been a constant. he's a battler and even when he was a young player, he always competed. so he's retained that competitiveness and a will to win, which of course has, i think, seen him in good stead this past couple of weeks. awaiting the british number one today in the biggest match of his life is one of the greatest ever grass court players — novak djokovic. norrie knows he'll need every ounce of home support if he's to rise to the occasion. come on, cam. parts of the uk are braced for a heatwave over the next few days with temperatures forecast to hit 30 degrees celsius — higher t

it's been used by sporting greats like andy murray and max verstappen.creep up, blood vessels near the surface of the skin open up, pushing heat to the surface, trying always to keep that core body temperature on an even keel. that can mean a drop in blood pressure as the heart works harder. now, another key way in which my body regulates its core temperature is through sweat. that's why dehydration can quickly become a problem. working out in this heat is not recommended, but staying fit all year round is. people who regularly exercise are regularly experiencing higher body temperatures internally because you produce a lot of heat when you exercise. so then that leads to better preparation for these heatwaves. the elderly and those with heart and lung conditions are most at risk from extreme heat, but even the young and fit can feel the effects. too long in the sun can lead to heat exhaustion. symptoms include headache, dizziness, nausea, heavy sweating and pale, clammy skin. left untreated, it can progress to heat stroke, a medical emergency. this whol

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were for cameron norrie, following just three british men — roger taylor... ..tim henman... ..and andy murray 6—2. honestly, it's there, in black—and—white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie two sets to one down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go. and norrie did not give up. cheering and applause he has given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic. he said he was looking at a supporter here. 0k. cameron norrie was defeated, but he'd never got this far in a grand slam before. lot to be proud of, and i think i need just a couple of days to unwind, and i think, looking back on it all, there is going to be a lot of positive memories and positive firsts, and a lot of things i ticked off for the first time. it's been a lot of fun. and we now anticipate a centre court final between novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. djokovic says expect fireworks. i'm standing well back, and this is the business end of the fortnight. wheel

and wimbledon champion novak djokovic willjoin rafael nadal, andy murray and roger federer to play forember. we set they say good things come to those who wait and french cycling fans have finally been rewarded. 0n today's 19th stage, they finally saw one of their countrymen win at this year's tour de france. christophe laporte held off the peloton to pick up his first grand tour stage win and his team's fifth stage victory in the race this year. there was no change in the overall lead though with yonas vingergo expected to secure the overall victory at tomorrow's time trial. britain's geraint thomas remains third overall. well, on sunday, as the tour comes to its conclusion on the champs—elysees, the eight—stage tour de france femmes will be underway. it's the first time in more than 30 years that an official women's tour de france will be held. zoe conway has been looking at the history of the sport and the long fight for female cycling to get the credit it deserves. alfas some of the whelp is �*s greatest ever athlete you have probably never heard of, the female cyclists who have fo

american, stevejohnson, and it is one game all there, so it is going with serve, he is in that andy murray you. if heather watson is the hardest _ back to you. if heather watson is the hardest working _ back to you. if heather watson is the hardest working woman - back to you. if heather watson is the hardest working woman in i back to you. if heather watson is i the hardest working woman in more modern, i have got you down for the hardest working man! keep up the good work. it was england's morning at edgbaston in the cricket. it has definitely been india's afternoon. a fascinating first day of the final test. you might remember it was delayed because of a covid outbreak. three wickets, matthew potts took to india 95, but they have just made a century, the batters, and the tourists are 2aa—5 in the 58th over. you can follow commentary of that one right now over on radio five sports extra. after a rain interrupted first practice for the british grand prix, the sun came out at silverstone for the second with ferrari's carlos sainz quickest and some encouragement for lewis hamilton after a d

and taking advice, and dan _ after andy murray and taking advice, and dan evans after his suspension see others — to stay live, have fun, you see others doing it, but he started to bite into — others doing it, but he started to bite into it — others doing it, but he started to bite into it-_ bite into it. cannot imagine how hard that must _ bite into it. cannot imagine how hard that must be. _ bite into it. cannot imagine how hard that must be. another- bite into it. cannot imagine how. hard that must be. another player has five the odds, katie boulter. how much are they inspiring each other? cameron norrie, heather watson, liam and katie, can they complete the fab four? thea;r watson, liam and katie, can they complete the fab four? they deftly have a good _ complete the fab four? they deftly have a good chance, _ complete the fab four? they deftly have a good chance, inspiring - complete the fab four? they deftly have a good chance, inspiring each | have a good chance, inspiring each other, _ have a good chance, inspiring each other, it _ have a good chance, inspiring each other, it

and two—time wimbledon champion andy murray says norrie deserves to be competing for the biggest titlesritz in five sets — but he struggled during the match and received treatment on the injury in the second set. so, kyrgios will play either novak djokovic or cameron norrie in sunday�*s final. history was made on centre court yesterday, as tunisian ons jabeur became the first arab player to reach a grand slam singles final in the open era. she beat german tatjana maria in the women�*s semifinals in three sets. the pair are good friends, and often stay at each others houses when on tour, but it was the world number two jabeur that came through. so who will she face? kazakstan�*s elena rybakina came through her semifinal against 2019 champion simona halep. it was rybakina�*s first time on centre court and she beat halep, who hadn�*t dropped a set up until that point, for the first time in her career, 6—3, 6—3. at 23 years old, she becomes the youngest wimbledon women�*s singles finalist since garbine muguruza in 2015. britain�*s neal skupski and american desirae krawcyzk won the mixed dou

and two—time wimbledon champion andy murray says norrie deserves to be competing for the biggest titlesent. some have known nothing else. others have suffered years of disappointment. but now, all young fans can picture themselves playing for their country. what's incredible is that the northern ireland players are not professional. they all have dayjobs. the squad is made up of nhs staff, teachers, and shop workers who now all have the hopes of a nation resting on their shoulders, walking out to make history. the debutants under the watchful eye of their seasoned manager. could the sisters in arms complete the fairy tale? after nine minutes, it seemed unlikely. norway looking organised. a second swiftly followed, and northern ireland were defending for their lives. brilliant block. but an arm in the box led to a penalty. decisively struck. the second half saw a sharper northern ireland. from a corner, the veteranjulie nelson got her head on the ball. and northern ireland have scored! ..sending the crowd into raptures. the euphoria didn't last long. a beautifully placed free kick brough

he's played andy murray here before he was talking about that, understand what it's like to play against serve for that third set. he's five up. up a double breakfour love and he did manage to break that back in half. it is the one in control. such a consistent performer, just hasn't been able to bring it, i'm afraid so far here. and he's got his work cut out. let me tell you that novak djokovic was two sets to love down against yannick earlier in centre court from a potential extraordinary apps that was brewing there, but my goodness, me, yet again, the defending champion here in a jacket that's turning it around. great movements, novak djokovicjust a bit passive at the start. we are not used to seeing him like that. i once had the occasion got to him, he has paid quarterfinals here before, but that his slickness, just getting his head around that first two sets lead, and then novak djokovic, aggressive, fighting back, taking no nonsense, and really from the moment that he took the third set, novak djokovic didn't look back. he goes to the quarterfinals. the didn't look back. he goes to

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he has been filling the role of british number one in andy murray's absence.aying in the women's euros tonight. fiona lamdin is in brighton for us this morning. and fiona, you're just metres away from where the lionesses will be taking on norway tonight? yes. look how close we are. we could not be _ yes. look how close we are. we could not be closer— yes. look how close we are. we could not be closer to the stadium. thousands, as you say, will descend upon _ thousands, as you say, will descend upon brighton tonight for the match. to get— upon brighton tonight for the match. to get it _ upon brighton tonight for the match. to get it in _ upon brighton tonight for the match. to get it in the mood, what could be better? _ to get it in the mood, what could be better? we — to get it in the mood, what could be better? we are with the see girls as they warm _ better? we are with the see girls as they warm up. justine, sorry to stop they warm up. justine, sorry to stop the training — they warm up. justine, sorry to stop the training. tell us about the seagulls, _ the

it will get the british prime time andy murray slot this friday.ecmanovic on the board in the third set, but novak djokovic feels like he's back to the swing of things on that service on the centre court. not beating here since 2017, sailing through surely to the next round. it sailing through surely to the next round. ., ., ., sailing through surely to the next round. ., ., ~ we're into the afternoon session, of england's opening day of their fifth test against india, at edgbaston. james anderson, back in the side, has been back to his best. three wickets for him. and two for matthew potts... radio 5 live has commentary of that one. liverpool no seller has committed his future to liverpool. he was in his final year but has now signed a deal with the club until 2025. he said it was a happy day for everyone —— mo salah. it is one of those bumper sporting weekends. second practice is under way at formula one. plus the tour de france is underway today. it's a time trial and you can follow all the latest online. you can get more on the website. then, t

andy murray and nick kyrgios have done it. can you imagine doing it on match point?oins me now. you are looking after the coverage, what a responsibility. i you are looking after the coverage, what a responsibility.— what a responsibility. i cannot stop smilinr. what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling- what _ what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling. what a _ what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling. what a way _ what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling. what a way to _ what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling. what a way to start i what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling. what a way to start it i what a responsibility. i cannot stop smiling. what a way to start it at l smiling. what a way to start it at old trafford, sold out. the anticipation.— old trafford, sold out. the anticiation. ~ , : :, anticipation. we were 'ust chatting and i remember i anticipation. we were just chatting and i remember interviewing i anticipation. we were just chatting and i remember interviewing you i | and i remember interviewing you i think this sweden... 2013

i know when it comes to your matches, you often send a message to andy murray, whenever you produce ave him some stick for it at some point.— for it at some point. playing it safe, for it at some point. playing it safe. probably _ for it at some point. playing it safe, probably sensible. - for it at some point. playing it. safe, probably sensible. cameron norrie, the last british player left in the singles this year. what have you made of what he has been doing at his home grand slam and to reach at his home grand slam and to reach a quarterfinalfor the at his home grand slam and to reach a quarterfinal for the first time? i have witnessed him from the age of 18 to where he is now. i think him going to a us college, university, to get a load of matches and they had some good coaches at the college he went to, he matured brilliantly. he was 70 in the world at the start of last year which is an astronomical rise. i think he looks so comfortable. he is in the quarterfinals and shows no signs of stopping. tommy paul is a fantastic player and i thought that would be a difficult match and h

it is a golden triumph for andy murray. - gold medallist and olympic champion bradley wiggins.cord books. a little dance of delight from great britain's nicola adams as she soaks up the acclaim and the applause. ben ainslie wins hisi fourth olympic gold. he is the greatest sailing olympian in the history of the games. - great britain win the olympic title and another world record. farah is kicking hard. the crowd are lifting him. mo farah, for great britain. it's gold. what a night. what a night, what a couple of weeks, a month altogether. absolutely crazy. you had a ringside seat. i think we did 27 days consecutively on early is. by the end i had no voice but it was worth it. i got into the spirit like everybody else. there was a nail bar in the olympic park where everyone got their nails done and had flags put on. everyone. do not look too closely. can we come off that now. i had a flag on my toes. it was the trend at the time. do you still have them? no. we'll be speaking to two of team gb�*s medal winning athletes — greg rutherford and lutalo muhammad — just after 7.30 this

andy murray's grass court season ended with defeat by alexander bublik in the hall of fame open quarter—finalspen later this month as part of his preparations for the us open starting at the end of august. there we go, good to see murray back in action. we saw a bit of him in wimbledon but after all he has been through it is great to see him back. whether he can perform a top level again, that is unsure but good to see him in action because it showed that with the rehab and all he had been through, physically, he can make the comeback.— been through, physically, he can make the comeback. yes, and we will talk about the — make the comeback. yes, and we will talk about the regulator. _ make the comeback. yes, and we will talk about the regulator. i _ make the comeback. yes, and we will talk about the regulator. i know - make the comeback. yes, and we will talk about the regulator. i know we i talk about the regulator. i know we will because it is the deciders. i will because it is the deciders. i know, all of them! amazing - will because it is the deciders. i know, all of them! amazing fall will

these were for cameron norrie, following just three british minute — roger taylor, tim henman and andy murrayvice game broken! commentator: broken, first game! norrie burst into the match with the raw possibility and, in a flash... won the first set 6—2. honestly, it is there in black and white. then, djokovic put on a cab and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. good hustle by djokovic. with norrie two—wandown, the crowd started chanting. let's go, norrie, let's go! started chanting. let's no, norrie, let's no! : let's go, norrie, let's go! and he didn't give _ let's go, norrie, let's go! and he didn't give up- — let's go, norrie, let's go! and he didn't give up. he _ let's go, norrie, let's go! and he didn't give up. he has— let's go, norrie, let's go! and he didn't give up. he has given i didn't give up. he has given wimbledon a great run, but 6—a back in the fourth match to djokovic, he said he was looking at a supporter here. cameron norrie was defeated but he never got this far in a grand slam before. there is a lot to be proud of and i thin