i think andy murray will have _ for him. i think andy murray will have a _ for him.or him. i think andy murray will have a lots of love out here on centre — have a lots of love out here on centre court, this is his domain. he won a _ centre court, this is his domain. he won a couple — centre court, this is his domain. he won a couple of wimbledon titles here and — won a couple of wimbledon titles here and an olympics. we won a couple of wimbledon titles here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie _ here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie later— here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie later on _ here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie later on court - here and an olympics. we should see | cameron norrie later on court number one. when permitting. dan evans needs to come from two sets down to wind his match, that match running over from yesterday. the wimbledon's defending champion, eleanor rebecca, also plays later today. to another huge sporting event taking place in the uk this summer — the ashes. there's been a major blow for

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we look forward to seeing andy murray tomorrow, can nori i andy murray tomorrow, can nori camilleri,think he's out with his game? where do you think he's out with his name? ., �* ~' where do you think he's out with his name? ., �* ~ �* , game? you're right, i think he's ain was game? you're right, i think he's pain was not— game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as _ game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as his _ game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as his best, i game? you're right, i think he's pain was not as his best, but i game? you're right, i think he's i pain was not as his best, but when you are not one of the top players you are not one of the top players you can play yourself into form and in the slams, the best—of—5, you can't win the tournament in the first week you can certainly lose it so that's where he has to build up momentum he's a good competitor and has the expense of making the same as last year and hopefully that will give them some confidence moving forward. i give them some confidence moving forward. . ~ give them some confidence movin

andy murray prepares to pick up where he left off last night.uggling again, as they lose early wickets at headingley. stage seven of the tour de france is under way, as mark cavendish looks for an all time stage win record. two—time wimbledon champion andy murray takes to centre court again today after an heroic performance against fifth seed stefanos tsitsipas. before that, top seed carlos alcaraz plays alexandre muller. later, we'll see two legends of the game go head—to—head, as defending champion novak djokovic takes on his old rival stan wawrinka. chetan pathak is there for us. chetan, impressive from andy murray last night, he's back on court later — can he keep this good form up? that is the question we are all waiting for the answer for. we have been watching andy murray warm up in practice, just to see how he is moving. those watching last night will know the roar he lets out and the heart in mouth moment we all had, wondering if it was the hip again, the groin, the thigh. he did see out that set. he was 2—1 up in sets when the curfew m

andy murray was outstanding last night. he dates at 2-1 outstanding last night.—1 lead into the resumption of that match. it will be second on centre court. andy murray asset away from the third round. he has not reached the third round. he has not reached the second week of a grand slam senses hip resurfacing surgery. the british fans will be hoping he can at least make the third round. thank ou. after an electric opening day of the third test at headingly, play is under way on the second and it looks like it could be another dramatic day because england have already lost two wickets. joe root was dismissed with the second ball of the day, caught by david warner for 19 off the bowling of cummins. jonny bairstow has just gone for 12 — he edged it to second slip. a good catch from steve smith off the bowling of mitchell starc. so a poor start for england who started the day on 68—3, trailing by 195. they're now 97—5 after losing those two early wickets. they trail by 166. to america now where korea's kim hyo joo and china's xiyu lin go into the second round of the

agony for andy murray. the two—time champion andy murray is out, ten years to the day of his first success at the all england club. beaten at the all england club. in five. a at the all england club. semifinalist last year. cam norrie is also out after his defeat against american christopher eubanks. things are going much betterfor liam broady. after a remarkable win yesterday, he's level at one set all against denis shapovalov. can he avoid it and just of the space of a few hours? we will bring you the latest. surviving a scare — women's second seed aryna sabalenka is through to the third round after a three—sit win over varvara gracheva. and i'm gavin ramjaun at the bbc sport studio away from wimbledon. we'll be live at headlingley and have all the latest from lord's — with both the men's and women's ashes on the line. and so close for mark cavendish, who's denied a tour de france record in the final stages of today's stage. it didn't quite happen the way the british fans here wanted it to. hundreds of pe

hello again, welcome along to sportsday, the home crowd at wimbledon were thrilled by another andy murray late night battle but ultimately thwarted by the championships curfew as the british player had a lead over stefanos tsitsipas when play had to be suspended on centre court. murray is attempting to roll back the years a decade on from his first title there and his match came at the end of a busy day at the all england club. thankfully on thursday the rain stayed away, the sun shone, the championships are trying to play catch up and we have first and second round matches being played. elena rybakina is trying to reach a second wimbledon final in a row, she didn't have it her own way against her opponent who had previously beaten iga swiatek and serena williams on the grass. she caused problems despite being injured herself but the kazakhstan national going through in straight sets. no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals, he came unstuck on grass yet again, this time against the british wildcard liam brody, a man whose only just insid

andy murray is leading 5—2 after the first set. after a slightly nervy start.he covers are on, so no play. onjabberwon courts, the covers are on, so no play. onjabber won the courts, the covers are on, so no play. on jabber won the first set courts, the covers are on, so no play. onjabber won the first set in her game ——jabeur. tsitsipas is a set down. that is against dominic thiem. taylor fritz could go out. he is in atheist set. but all the matches are on hold and we are not sure if play will resume today on the outside courts so we could have a lot of tennis tomorrow —— he is in the fifth set. a lot of tennis tomorrow -- he is in the fifth set-— the fifth set. ollie pope is out of the fifth set. ollie pope is out of the ashes series _ the fifth set. ollie pope is out of the ashes series within - the fifth set. ollie pope is out of. the ashes series within dislocated shoulder —— with a dislocated shoulder. joe root admits that the injury is a blow for the hosts. it will be a big loss because he is a hell of a player. he's a great mind to have in the group, as

disliked week, we been watching andy murray versus ryan peniston we have not always seem andy murrayin the opening rounds in straight sets and will like he was moving and enjoying himself. fist like he was moving and en'oying himself. �* ., ., ., ~' like he was moving and en'oying himself. �* ., ., ., ~ ., himself. at the moment will look at how he is moving _ himself. at the moment will look at how he is moving because - himself. at the moment will look at how he is moving because when - himself. at the moment will look at | how he is moving because when you said is best, not only is it great striker on the court, his movement is phenomenal but now, he's playing with the metal hip and things are bit different but he was just so firmly in control of this match in one of the things i love watching with them is how he uses his style, like a chess player out there, drop shots, drying appointments and, pulling upon inside a position and then being able to outmaneuver them and then being able to accelerate the ball and so, he does things very differently and he has a unique brand of style

and andy murray did not need a wild card.british players and beyond, really pleased to say friend of the show and our regularjo durie is with us. it rained on us last year! hopefully it stays away for now. we had rain affecting some of the play today. british number one the former world numberfive. what did british number one the former world number five. what did you british number one the former world numberfive. what did you make british number one the former world number five. what did you make of watching jodie burrage? incredibly emotional at the end, understandably so. how did that go down for you? i 50. how did that go down for you? i think so. how did that go down for you? i think her opponent was concerned at the beginning with the movement, but jody was really solid, and when mcnally started playing better, she held her nerve. at the end, it was getting a bit tight, she played good tennis, first grand slam win. she should celebrate. find tennis, first grand slam win. she should celebrate.— tennis, first grand slam w

andy murray, with a metal hip, 36 years old.n impressive run of the australian open this year. he says he is feeling good, moving well. we had a disappointing first round defeat at queens, but prior to that a couple of challenger tournament victories for him at nottingham and surbiton. andy murray will be targeting the second week of a grand slam, something he has not been able to do since that hip resurfacing surgery. we will also see carlos alcaraz, who won the title at queens, later on. there was a big question about how quickly he would figure out playing on grass, but the answer was pretty fast. he will play isjeremy chardy, who has said he will retire after the match, i think he meant retire after the tournament, but i think that shows you what chances he thinks he has against the top seed.— belgium's jasper philipsen sprinted to victory on stage three of the tour de france, but britain's adam yates retains the leader's yellowjersey. philipsen edged out germany's phil bauhaus, with australia's caleb ewan in third, in the f

up in the sport on bbc news, we will be live in wimbledon on day four as the two—time champion andy murraystefanos tsitsipas for a place in the third round. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the former conservative mp and government whip, chris pincher, should be suspended from parliament for eight weeks — that's the recommendation of the committee that deals with complaints about mps�* behaviour. the standards committee upheld allegations that chris pincher groped two people at a private members club in 2020, describing his behaviour as completely inappropriate and an abuse of power. if the suspension is agreed by mps there's likely to be be a by—election in his tamworth constituency. mr pincher was deputy chief whip under borisjohnson, but resigned after the allegations emerged last year. borisjohnson�*s handling of the situation led to the fall of his government, after a wave of ministerial resignations. here's our political correspondent ione wells. a year ago this week, boris johnson's handling of groping allegations against his deputy chief whip, chris pincher, led t

tougher tests await, but andy murray's wimbledon challenges up and running.ng. the last few years i've been very _ running. the last few years i've been very challenged, - running. the last few years i've been very challenged, but - running. the last few years i've been very challenged, but i'm l running. the last few years i've - been very challenged, but i'm hoping that i'm fit and ready for a good run. ., that i'm fit and ready for a good run. . ., �* , that i'm fit and ready for a good run. . ., fl. ., run. earlier, the women's champion elena rybakina _ run. earlier, the women's champion elena rybakina began _ run. earlier, the women's champion elena rybakina began her— run. earlier, the women's champion elena rybakina began her title - elena rybakina began her title defence but when shelby rogers took the first set, it seemed it might not last long. but rybakina who struggled with a virus recently proved why she is a winner. safely through to the next round. for many fans here, though, it's been a day of frustration. at least the queue was quicker than ye

andy murray meanwhile _ around more than once. andy murray meanwhile has - around more than once.ndy murray meanwhile has maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with a rather encouraging victory over ray and dennis murrie is ranked 40th in the world and he started slowly against a wildcard compatriot on centre court eventually showed his greater class to fight off early breakpoints and when 63—6 love — 61. this three in store on wimbledon, most of those rain delayed matches scheduled for play along of course with the start of the second round with a look ahead now. the rain has poured _ with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for— with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most _ with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most of- with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most of these i has poured for most of these two days at wimbledon, the forecast is looking better on wednesday, we will see round 2 matches get under way on centre court including iga swiatek, world number one, trying to win first wimbledon title pc faces up first wimb

is also ten years since andy murray got his hands on his first wimbledon title.hared thatjourney together in some way, were there any moments that you share during that run in 2013? there were two moments which i will always remember. the first one was on the sunday prior to the tournament start, it was raining, all of the courses were closed, all except the one andy was playing on. i was next to the courts, and the grounds people staff were just no one really wanted to disturb his final practice before the championship starts and let him play a little extra minutes and sort of use that as well to my advantage to get my extra minutes. so we were nearing the last two standing before the term and start and still practising. on the sunday, when i was doing my physio— recovery session in the private visio room, andy was next door, and the physio— man said one week ago you're the only one practising, now they are still in the tournament, both of them, maybe we have the two champions in front of us. and i said to actually come i said i said i think you can do it, becau

andy murray's great frustration and some andy murray's wimbledon ends yet again at the second round stageation for him, the british number one was beaten by america's christopher eubanks. nori was a semi finalist last year, but his championships are over, as are liam brody, the british wild card. brody beaten by dennis, his route to semifinals here, he knocked out andy murray a couple of years ago, five sets, brody brave again and really full of character. it couldn't get himself over the line. one man who is wimbledon does continue as the top seed through to the third round. he beat alexander muller, the frenchman, causing problems at times, including that second set that was one on a tie—break. seen by many as the big contender for novak djokovic�*s crown getting that wind that he needs. speaking of novak djokovic, his match will get under way shortly. they are setting out onto the court. fin way shortly. they are setting out onto the court.— way shortly. they are setting out onto the court. ., �*, , onto the court. on the women's side ofthe onto the court. on the women's side of the dra

andy for the second time this week. murray's he hold on and book a place in round three? the latest from wimbledon on the way. coming up on bbc news, a poor start to the second day of the third ashes test for england, losing two early wickets. jonny bairstow was the second to go at headingley, dismissed with a great catch from australia's steve smith. the man convicted of murdering elle edwards will be sentenced this afternoon. elle edwards, who was 26, was an innocent bystander caught up in a gangland shooting outside a pub on the wirral on christmas eve. herfather tim has been speaking to our correspondentjane mccubbin about how he's been dealing with his daughter's death. when me and the girls came here, i took a photograph of the two of them sitting on this wall. and it's a beautiful photograph. for four months, we follow tim as he prepares for the trial. hello, baby doll. hi. you all right? how are we? fine. guess where i am. remember that picture of you and elle? i was going to say, i can recognise already that you're ther

andy murray up on centre court a little bit later on.and there's british interest before that, though. yes. four british players that we are watching out for on thursday. the first and second round matches being played today because of the rain delays that we've had early on in the championships. thankfully, the weather looking good for today and to the court to the right of me, we have seenjan choinski, not a british player that people will be too familiar with, making his main draw grand slam debut, he has gone out in the last half an hour to hubert hurkacz. a former semifinalist here at the championships a couple of years ago, the last man to beat roger federer. was confident two comfortable for her cats. both these players are six foot five but hubert hurkacz get the job done in straight sets. needed a tie—breaker in that third set. we arejust, however, getting underway on centre court, the first of two british players that we are going to see there. the first is liam broady. he reached the third round at the championships last year

we will see andy murray.eing him in action. this is astonishing but you have to go all the way back to £2 and are due to see a winner on centre court that is not one of andy murray, novak djokovic, andy murray or rafa nadal. the period of dominance is unbelievable, how long it stretched full.— it stretched full. when you think about their _ it stretched full. when you think about their grand _ it stretched full. when you think about their grand slams - it stretched full. when you think about their grand slams and i it stretched full. when you think. about their grand slams and tennis on the male side, how they have dominated proceedings. federer, nadal, djokovic, they won 65 between them. slim pickings for everyone else. that emphasises why murray did so well to win twice here or when the us open and a couple of olympic golds. for me it has been the toughest generation in the men's game, for sure. the toughest generation in the men's game. for sure-— game, for sure. the six brits in action today- — game, for

andy murray's wimbledon begins on centre court this afternoon ten years since he first lifted the men's trophy. and coming up on bbc news: after the controversial second ashes test at lord's, we hearfrom england'sjoe root ahead of the third test, which begins at headingley on thursday. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at 0ne. united nations aid agencies say they're alarmed by the scale of israel's military operation, which is continuing for a second day. it's taking place here, in the occupied west bank. palestinian officials say about 3,000 people fled their homes in thejenin refugee camp overnight, and that ten people have been killed and 100 wounded. israel says all those who've died were militants, and that 120 suspects have been arrested in the camp. 0ur middle east correspondent jolande knell sent this report. israel's biggest military operation in the west bank in years isn't over yet. and over night, they were desperate scenes as hundreds of palestinian families were allowed to flee the fierce fighting between the soldiers and armed militants in jenin�*s refugee camp.

it was business as usual for andy murray yesterday. cheering. it's amazing to have roger here supporting the event. last time i was on this court and he was watching was during the olympics and he sat in stan wawrinka's box and was supporting against me. so it was nice to see. a lovely exchange. before play had even begun fighter i was introduced as a special guest in the royal box, giving a lovely tribute for his past successes. cue a standing ovation, which lasted nearly two minutes. everybody delighted to see him back. as well as murray, there were due to be a number of other british players in action, but the rain brought an end to that. two players did finish their match though. cameron norrie booked his place in the second round, but he was made to work for his victory. the british number one beat czech republic's tomas machac in four sets. norrie will face american christopher eubanks or thiago monteiro of brazil next. in the last two years, you know, that was me, waiting around in the rain. so nice to make a run last year and e

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she's an andy murray superfan, she six games to two. she's an andy murray super fan, she was asked how many grand slams she thinks she is going to win and she said 30, hugely ambitious, she has a really natural grasp of the game. but out she goes. the defending champion is through to the quarterfinals, having beaten beatriz haddad maia who had to retire. she seemed to be struggling with lower back pain. she tried to carry on for one more game which she then lost and had to call it quits in tears, understandably. elena rybakina said that is not how she wanted to progress but there she goes. she will be against last year's finalist. in the men's draw — with top seed carlos alcaraz also back in action. daniel medvedev has progressed too. daniel medvedev has progressed too. daniel medvedev has progressed too. daniel medvedev into his first—ever wimbledon quarterfinal after his opponent retired. jiri lehecka went into this match having played five sets against tommy paul which took close to five hours and really affected his feet, blisters i

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andy murray heading for the exit, not knowing if he'll be back.'s injury scare. the fans were up for it but then so was tsitsipas, as he took a fourth set tie—break. and so to a deciding set. who would seize the moment? well, it was tsitsipas. murray's face said it all, as the world number five sealed victory. game, set and match — tsitsipas. another gutsy performance from murray but another early exit. so would he be back next year? well, his emotion was obvious. um... i don't know right now. you know, i put a lot into this year in preparing for wimbledon and right now, i don't know. yeah, i'm just unbelievably disappointed and upsetjust now and maybe i'll feel differently in a few days but right now...

andy murray, two—time champion, a decade since his first wimbledon win. 36 years old, we know the metall, he got a straightforward win in the first round. important for murray because his important or problem at slams has been big five sets early on. having said that, we might get one today. stefanos tsitsipas is his opponent, the greek who is trying to get past the fourth round for the first time since the past. we've seen him at finals in slams earlier this year. it was the match of the day last time, beat his opponent in a final set tie—break and he knows he will have to up his game when he plays murray later on. studio: hello, you are watching bbc news. some more on that breaking story for you now that is developing in south—west london. news that a vehicle, a land rover, has crashed into a school in wimbledon. for more on the details on this, let's cross live to our newsroom floor and get more from nicky schiller. what details do you have? figs more from nicky schiller. what details do you have?— more from nicky schiller. what details do you have? as you say, we do know that — detai

for cameron norrie and liam broady, the tournament is over — just as it is for andy murray, who couldn'tze the moment? it was tsitsipas. murray's face said it all as the world number five sealed victory. another gutsy performance from murray, but another early exit, so would he be back next year? is a was obvious. = so would he be back next year? is a was obvious-— was obvious. - his emotion was obvious- _ was obvious. - his emotion was obvious- i _ was obvious. - his emotion was obvious. i don't _ was obvious. - his emotion was obvious. i don't know— was obvious. - his emotion was obvious. i don't know right i was obvious. - his emotion was| obvious. i don't know right now, was obvious. - his emotion was l obvious. i don't know right now, i put a lot into this year and preparing for wimbledon, and right now, i don't know. yeah, i'm unbelievably disappointed, and upsets just an hour, unbelievably disappointed, and upsetsjust an hour, and may i will feel differently in a few days, but right now, it doesn't feel good. disappointment than ferranti murray on what was a disappointing day here

could it be the player who put the end to andy murray's run yesterday? every single day of the championships. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday and now saturday. his opponent was out in straight sets so he is due to the second week of the championships. a man trying to target his first grand slam title. the greek fifth seed. through he goes to the round of 16. also, how pinning at the moment, some other games. two sets all and three all in the deciding set. it will keep you up—to—date with what happens and on court number one player who had a horrible time with injuries after rolling his ankle against nadal. he has been doing well here. he has been a curse player ever since i missed last year because of covid. it is early days. he is leading to— one and that one at the moment. going with serve, on the serve there, big game on the court won there. what about the women's draw, then? what about all those people on henman hill. disappointed the british fans last night with marie norrie and brady but what of katie boulter? this is going to be whole step up

andy murray has time and time again been the subject of a late night finish at willden in front of theome crowd. it could be another one of those nice and let's go to wimbledon now. chetan, they still have not finished the first set and have not finished the first set and have been on the court for nearly an hour. what is the latest?— hour. what is the latest? tension. you can feel _ hour. what is the latest? tension. you can feel the _ hour. what is the latest? tension. you can feel the anxiety _ hour. what is the latest? tension. you can feel the anxiety in - hour. what is the latest? tension. you can feel the anxiety in the - you can feel the anxiety in the air is hundreds watch on henman hill, many british fans tried to will andy murray over the line. this is going along in the first set as you say and we are exceedingly heading for a first set tie—break against the fifth seed, against a man, tsitsipas, who has not reached past the fourth round here but compared to any murray who is a two—time champion but is now 36 with a metal hip. not one the people we would expect to be a conte

all the information on thatis andy murray.at the word straight is actually speued that the word straight is actually spelled with a tea at the end. now, before we go, but taken to the moon, extraordinary pictures, if you think the moon is been looking a bit bigger and brighter than normal that is because it is a full super moon. 121000 km close to the year than usual and the super moon is full for “p usual and the super moon is full for up to three days it's been spectacular. as you can see here, it is shining over the temple of poseidon increase. it is with these pictures that i think i will leave you. thanks for watching bbc news. hello there. quite a lot of you will have seen some fairly heavy ish rain around through tuesday afternoon. on the satellite picture, you can see a couple of bands of cloud. this one for scotland and northern ireland brought some showery conditions. this one in the south was a system that continued to develop and we saw rain become extensive across southern england, southern wales, the midlands and

it could well be like it was like with andy murray on thursday night, a light one.f scotland and england. we saw temperatures peaking at the high 20s in parts of northern scotland. much, much cooler in the coming week. something fresher this weekend, but still some showers around, even if they're not as intense as some today. fresh areas behind an area of cloud working its way in from the south—west. the worst of the sun is drifting northwards into the night. still some heavy showers and thunderstorms for a northern england. may be the first south—east of england could see some pushback in the from northern france. it won't be quite as humid and muggy tonight, but still a warm light. outbreaks of rain in northern scotland, drifting towards orkney and shetland. potential for some heavy and thundery rain which across the south—east before easing away late in morning. elsewhere, showers ligament in northern ireland, but then developing elsewhere. not as bad as those we seen through saturday. quite a few two few will get through sunday dry, and with winds at lighter it

will andy murray, on court later, also get through to the third round?g up in sport on bbc news — ten years on from winning his first wimbledon title, can andy murray, now 36, beat the fifth seed stefanos tsitsipas to reach the third round? good evening. an eight—year—old girl has been killed and 16 people were injured when a land rover crashed into a primary school in wimbledon in south—west london. it's a girls�* school for children aged between 4 and 11. it happened atjust before 10 o'clock this morning during what was thought to be a children's garden party for the last day of term. 10 people were taken to hospital. a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. tables, chairs and mats laid out. a sense of excitement about the last day of term. the young girls celebrating the end of school for the summer. now a terrible, heartbreaking scene. this outdoor party crushed beneath the car. just before ten this morning, the land rover smashed into one of the buildings

and, britain's andy murray is through to the second round at wimbledon.t one of the days highlights. ♪ welcome to world news america. israel's prime minister says a two day military mission is wrapping up. we are hearing reports of israeli troops pulling back. u.n. aid agencies expressed alarm at the scale. it involved hundreds of israeli troops and left at least 11 palestinians dead. thousands of people have left the camp since the operation began. our internatiol editor since this report on the day's violence. >> the israeli military released these pictures. their message -- israel's enemies can expect no mercy. [gunshots] families caught in the crossfire managed to get out overnight. the impact on civilians is alarming u.n. agencies. what they call the loss of life and the scale of severity of injuries. the israelis said they were working systematically to locate and destroy weapons. palestinians have tried to make this part a no go area for israelis. on the edges of the refugee camp, their fury and frustration overflowed. more families came out of the

. >> andy murray returned to the court to finish his match. sets to one , and today, he is staying alive, taking the fourth set in a tiebreaker and in the fifth set, the greek aces andy murray on match point, the match lasted four hours and 40 minutes over the last two days. american, christopher eubanks, beating the number one player in britain to advance to the third round of the grand slam tournament for the first time in his career. >> by far the biggest win of my career, by far. not even a question. there's tons of really good tennis players who play professional tennis and never gets the chance to play the number one brit in wimbledon, in an atmosphere like this, this is something i will never forget for the rest of my life. >> very exciting stuff. good for him. and going back to jordan poole, did you see the social media post , did he looked depressed or sad to you? it looked like it. >> link twice if you need help, jordan. it's tough. >>> next, we will hear from 19 time grammy nominee, lyle lovett as he prepares to take the stage at st

andy murray, _ antimony? andy murray, unfortunately, _ antimony?s going to have a tougher draw. however, his first matches against a fellow rift. he is playing ryan patterson, ranked 267th in the world, they know each other and they have practised together, so the he should get past that easily, but after that it will get tougher for andy murray. find get tougher for andy murray. and katie boulter _ get tougher for andy murray. jifuc katie boulter among the get tougher for andy murray. 2:1c katie boulter among the british women, so we are always hopeful every year, aren't we? fit women, so we are always hopeful every year, aren't we?— women, so we are always hopeful every year, aren't we? of course. i think this support _ every year, aren't we? of course. i think this support is _ every year, aren't we? of course. i think this support is always - every year, aren't we? of course. i think this support is always huge . think this support is always huge for brits at wimbledon. it is part of the tradition, along with strawberries. you to cheer for the br

tennis, and andy murray was back winning at wimbledon today, ten years after taking the title.in the second round by british number one cameron norrie, as andy swiss reports. anyone for tennis? welcome to wimbledon at its wettest. but, despite the unglamorous conditions, how's this for star quality? inside centre court, andy murray, watched by the now retired roger federer and the princess of wales. no pressure, and murray didn't seem to feel much as, after a sluggish start, he was soon giving ryan peniston the ru na round. ten years on from his first wimbledon title, a straight sets win and a nerve—free start, especially with that audience. it was amazing to have some royalty here, but also some tennis royalty as well. applause yeah, i'm hoping i'm fit and ready for a good run. also through is the british number one, cameron norrie. a semifinalist last year, he battled past tomas machac. well, thank goodness wimbledon has two courts with rooves over them because, for most of the fans and the players here, it's been a day of frustration. there was only an hour's play on the out

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novak djokovic not be eaten here since andy murray in 2013.as frankly i would say, and men's tennis at the moment. he is in a class of his own. he has done what some might have thought is the eatable, beating djokovic in five sets, keep across it all and on the iplayer. what's the review presentation there if you can. but we are out of time. as brad pitt brings his own hollywood star does two things. there was an earlier one that has joined two things. there was an earlier one that hasjoined us, realty two things. there was an earlier one that has joined us, realty or not, they have loved what they have seen. i will be back with you at 730. i will have caught my breath by then and we will hear from both players then as carlos alcaraz gets ready to hold that wimbledon trivia law. my goodness. it has been two tickets for someone not the same it has been a close shop but not today, not tonight. carlos alcaraz from spain, the world number one, top seed, your men's wimbledon champion. what a way to and wimbledon 2023. well done carlos alcaraz. his

against andy murray and now christopher eubanks.re is out —— he set a heck of a number of five setters. the eubanks story _ of a number of five setters. the eubanks story is _ of a number of five setters. the eubanks story is fantastic. let's check on the women's draw, rubino was in court for less than half an hour. —— elena rybakina. she was in court for less than half an hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower— hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower back _ hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower back problems. - hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired due to lower back problems. so - hour. -- elena rybakina. she retired| due to lower back problems. so elena rybakina is a quarterfinalist once more. the winner of the quarterfinals last year, she didn't come on in particularly good form, having been battling a virus, but she's awaiting a match outcome, the former two—time champion who was beaten by elena rybakina in last year's final, is three up. she is four love up and absolutely flying at the moment. an

andy murray, that match with stefan no tsitsipas has gone into the fifth set.has now gone into five sets. andy murray having a remarkable run. in terms of his hip, he is still back and doing rather well. it is down to the fifth set. hospitals are looking at ways to ease the number of people going into a&e who don't need to be there. one scheme that's been trialled in london has managed to do just that — by letting paramedics on the scene of a call—out speak directly to hospital doctors and nurses. it's thought more than 10,000 patients have been treated away from a&e who otherwise would have gone to hospital. our health editor hugh pym has more details. we're going to go with mummy. it's eight in the morning. we're going on to our ambulance. we're going on to our ambulance, ok, darling? four—year—old elizabeth is finding it hard to breathe. hello, elizabeth. i'm just like, you know, i've got a car on route seven. we're going. it's patients like this who need to be seen urgently. we're going to go to the hospital. we're going to see the nice doctors. is that 0k?

this is timing and this could be going late into the night where we're used to it with andy murray. grand slam titles but murray is the experience men on grass, a former two—time champion who will fancy his chances against tsitsipas who had a five set epic against dominic thiem only yesterday. and what about the women's draw later? who are we looking out for today? lee says corneille is a tricky customer especially on grass and looked eager swan tech last year. —— iga swiantek. she beat ellie rogers in the opening round and got the first set and will feel confident about her chances. some other results catching her eye. because of injury had to retire against a 15—year—old russian and i will tell you that elina svitolina is though, having beaten one of the ukrainian player so we have seen wins the svitolina. others all talking very emotionally if you can expect for them as ukrainian aspects to when and the impact it has on ukrainian athletes back home. world athletics president lord coe is in attendance from london to leeds and the first day of the third ashes test at headingley wher

andy murray awaits seven tsitsipas in the second round on thursday.r medvedev, fritz, tiafoe, shelton — a couple of surprises, with pliskova going out. cricket and the english women have kept their ashes hopes alive with a thrilling three—run victory over australia in the must—win second t20. england still trail 6—2 in the multiformat series that inflicted a first t20 defeat for the world champions since march 2021. jo curry was at the oval for us. this is a momentous win for england. notjust to keep the ashes alive but for some much—needed confidence. victories against the world champions, well, they don't come along very often. england opened the batting with vigor. danni wyatt shone with an unbeaten 76. but that was followed by a middle order collapse. however, the tail—end managed to steer england to an impressive 186, their highest ever t20 total against australia, to give themselves a real chance. now, in front of a 20,000—strong crowd, captain alyssa healy got australia off to a solid start, before they lost her bat. 16 runs, leaving the englis

andy murray meanwhile has maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with a ratherncouraging victory over fellow briton. in the world and he started slowly against a wildcard compatriot on centre court eventually showed his greater class to fight off early breakpoints and in 6—3, 6-6, 6-1. this three in store on wimbledon, most of those rain delayed matches scheduled for play along of course with the start of the second round. the rain has poured for most of these two days at wimbledon, the forecast is looking better on wednesday, we will see round 2 matches get under way on centre court including iga swiatek, world number one, trying to win her first wimbledon title. iga swiatek has been talking about how comfortable she is starting to feel on the grass but still, in her words, has a lot to learn. she is the current us open champion but she is desperate to get her hands on the venus rosewater dish here. novak djokovic will also take to centre court on wednesday, he hasn't been beaten on that court for a decade, he is trying to win a roger federer—equalling eigth si

it's andy murray that awaits tsitsipas in that second round on thursday. were also wins on wednesday for daniel medvedev, taylor fritz, frances tiafoe, holga rune, young ben shelton behind me. couple of surprising results, pliskova a finalist going out while the eighth seed was beaten in three sets by ukraine's athlete. england's women have kept their ashes hopes alive with a thrilling three—run victory over australia in the must—win second t20. england still trail 6—2 in the multi—format series but inflicted a first t20 defeat for the world champions since march 2021 jo curry was at the oval for us. this is a momentous win for england, notjust to keep the ashes alive, but also some much needed confidence. victory against the world champions, well, they don't come along very often. he had opened the batting with daycare. danny wyatt, sean webb with an unbeaten 76. that was followed by a middle order collapse. however, the tail and managed to steer england to a very impressive 186. that's their ever t20 total against australia to give themselves a real chan

year—old frenchmanjeremy chardy and on centre court on day 2 we see the two—time former champion andy murrayhe wildcard ryan peniston. away from wimbledon mark cavendish will have to wait at least another day please double the record of the stage went over tour de france. be finished byjasper philipsen in stage three as the race moved from the vast country and into france with a sprint finish. drew savage reports. after the hills of the basque country stage three favoured descriptors. mark cavendish is a legitimate pods he says he just wants to win one more stage in his life season. four out yates and yellow jersey and everyone in the battle to win it overall, this was the data stay in the peloton, said your legs and make it to the finish. it was complex and twisty, position can be in a budget spreadsheet and jasper philipsen, the perfect meat out, having been launched into the need knowledge and colour to the line. cavendish cut from further back you reach the highest speed of anyone in the spread and finished a decent sixth and will hope to do better on stage for but philipsen will take so

frenchman jeremy chardy, and also on centre court on day 2 we see the two—time former champion andy murray wildcard ryan peniston. away from wimbledon, mark cavendish will have to wait at least another day at least to topple the record for stage wins at the tour de france. he finished behind jasper philipsen in stage three�*s time trial as the race moved from the basque country and into france with a sprint finish. drew savage reports. after the hills of the basque country, stage three favoured the sprinters. mark cavendish doesn't like to talk about breaking records. he says he just wants to win one more stage in his last season. meanwhile for adam yates in the yellow jersey and everyone in the battle to win it overall, this was the day stay in the peloton, save your legs and make it to the finish, which was complex and twisty. position can be vital in a bunch sprint and mathieu van der poel and jasper philipsen, the perfect lead out. having been launched into the lead, the belgian held it to the line. cavendish cut from further back. he reached the highest speed of anyone in the sprint a

and also on centre court on day two, we are going to see the two—time former champion andy murray, anon. chetan pathak there. away from wimbledon, mark cavendish will have to wait at least another day if he's to topple the record for stage wins at the tour de france. the manxman finished behind jasper philipsen in stage three�*s time trial, as the race moved from the basque country, and into france, with a sprint finish at bayonne. after the hills of the basque country, stage three favoured the sprinters. mark cavendish does not like to talk breaking records. meanwhile, adam yates in the yellow jersey. .. jasper phillips and... the belgian healthily until the line. cavendish finished a decent six. he will hope to finish first, but the belgian will take some beating. drew savage, bbc news. some transfer news, and the italy midfielder sandro tonali has moved to newcastle united in the premier league from ac milan. the 23—year—old is the first summer signing for eddie howe as the side prepare for champions league football this season. tonali joins on a five—year dealfor a reported £55 mi

tsitsipas, who had already seen off andy murray and dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks had previously beaten last year's semi finalist, cam norrie. eubanks winning this one in five sets. he will now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals — that has not happened here before. daniil medvedev only needed to win two sets againstjiri lehecka before his opponent retired injured. also a retirement in the women's draw. elena rybakina safely through to the quarter final after her brazilian opponent, beatriz haddad maia, pulled up with a lower back problem 4—1 down in the first set. she will now play tunisian ons jabeur, a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina one. a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina won. jabeur has looked really impressive in the championships so far and beat the two—time champion petra kvitova, 6-0, 6-3. the australian open champion aryna sabalenka is also through. she has looked better round by round. she saw off ekaterina alexandrova in straight sets. next for her will be american madison keys who dropp