andy murray!an forgive the tears. their partnership had been the roller—coaster that kept on thrilling — and fans were here for the ride. unfortunately it all seemed to be going in one direction. this hasn't been a great start for the brits. after losing the first set 6—2, they needed a better start. still some spring in the murray legs. this was more like it, but americans fritz and paul had grown up together and their tennis was in sync. and the brits in real trouble now. it looked a long way back now. 0nly — was there one more twist in the tail? this was a rally for the ages, back and forth it swung before finally... would you believe it? that old murray magic was still there, twinkling in the city of light, but the time for plucky comebacks was over. it's the end of andy murray's tennis career. you can really feel the love in here for andy murray and everything he's achieved, but it's the end of a dream and the end of his career. i gave as much as i could to the sport. | i love competing in th

the why shouldn't there be another andy murray and jamie murray?— murray and jamie murray?ost phenomenal career. but the form i murray and jamie murray? the most phenomenal career. but the form of| phenomenal career. but the form of andy murray's _ phenomenal career. but the form of andy murray's legacy _ phenomenal career. but the form of andy murray's legacy is _ phenomenal career. but the form of andy murray's legacy is now- phenomenal career. but the form of andy murray's legacy is now and - andy murray's legacy is now and doubt as plans for his tennis centre near his home town of dunblane have been scrapped. the £20 million project at park of care was first proposed byjudy murray over a decade ago. it met opposition from campaigners who said the project which also included housing at a hotel should not be built on green belt land. after years of planning rows and appeals, judy murray's charity it has now said the project will not go ahead. citing increased costs and the prolonged planning process. costs and the prolonged planning rocess. .,, costs and the prolonged pla

andy murray!orgive the tears. their partnership had been the roller—coaster that kept on thrilling — and fans were here for the ride. unfortunately it all seemed to be going in one direction. this hasn't been a great start for the brits. after losing the first set 6—2, they needed a better start. still some spring in the murray legs. this was more like it, but americans fritz and paul had grown up together and their tennis was in sync. and the brits in real trouble now. it looked a long way back now. only — was there one more twist in the tail? this was a rally for the ages, back and forth it swung before finally... would you believe it? that old murray magic was still there, twinkling in the city of light, but the time for plucky comebacks was over. it's the end of andy murray's tennis career. you can really feel the love in here for andy murray and everything he's achieved, but it's the end of a dream and the end of his career. i gave as much as i could to the sport. | i love competing in the ol

and the end of an era, as the curtain comes down in paris on andy murray's playing career.long. thank you forjoining us. three years ago, at the tokyo olympics, simone biles suffered the disorientating mental block that gymnasts call the "twisties". she had to pull out of several finals, you'll remember, the pressure of expecation was too much, she said, and a two—year break from the sport followed. on thursday, in paris, she triumphantly recaptured her place at the top of the sport. she finished with an overall score of 59.131, ahead of brazil's rebeca andrade and her us team—mate sunisa lee to win the all—around gymnastics title, just as she did in rio in 2016. it's her second olympic gold in paris, sixth gold overall, and ninth medal in total. at the age of 27, biles is the first gymnast to win non—consecutive all—around olympic titles and the oldest winner of her sport's blue—riband event for 72 years. the world's most decorated gymnast has her crown back. three years ago, i never thought i would step foot on a gymnastics floor again, just because of everything that had

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thank you so much for everything, andy murray. andy murray said goodbye to wimbledon last month.saved seven match points. but taylor fritz and tommy paul were the americans who would end the dream. a win would have put the britons in a match for a medal. but in two sets this time, they got swept away. evans and murray did fight back at the end. commentator: you couldn't write this. . it was typical of murray�*s two decades on the court. defiant through injuries, he�*s played with pain and patience. still, last month, he said he�*d love to go on for ever. but the end of the road had to be here. game, set and match. and just like that, it�*s the end of andy murray�*s professional tennis career. there were tears on the court and then typical humour. "never liked tennis, anyway," was his post after the match. among the tributes were the queen�*s club. he�*s won there five times. their show court�*s been renamed the andy murray arena, enshrining the man who made britain believe. commentator: the waiting is over! obviously, it would have been a fairy tale ending to have won a medal. bo

it meant that andy murray's mum. it meant that andy murray's mum.ou like, at the all england club, having won the tournament twice in 2013 and 2016. a few weeks on, i mean, she was criticised for that. i do think it was a genuine reason, although it wasn't backed up by her performance at wimbledon, she didn't go very far in the tournament and now , three years tournament and now, three years on from that maiden, great that well , fantastic grand slam well, fantastic grand slam achievement in winning the us open as a qualifier, as a as a qualifier, not even losing a set and never even going down a set. yeah. it was absolutely extraordinary. she actually doesn't get enough credit for that. but it's kind of you know, since then she hasn't really achieved or backed it up. there are hopes that she will now she was giving an interview or press conference prior to the us open, which starts this week. she's underway against sofia kenin of the usa on tuesday , and she was the usa on tuesday, and she was asked if tennis feels different now. british tennis spe

andy murray retires. and in the papers today, his wife kim has been talking about the fact that he's going to be at home and she doesn't know how she's going to cope. >> yeah. what will she do? yeah, well, that's sick of him. >> well, he might do some of the ironing, but i know she'll drive him mad. ask mrs. dolan and don't forget, we want to hear from you. we would love to hear what you think . send your views what you think. send your views and post your comments. head to gbnews.com/yoursay. >> but before we do anything else, ray addison has all of the latest headlines . latest headlines. >> cheers, guys. good morning. just 10:01. our top stories this houn just 10:01. our top stories this hour. eight people were arrested and three police officers hospitalised last night following rioting in sunderland city centre . videos posted on city centre. videos posted on social media showed a fire at a former police office in the city centre, while a mosque was also targeted. vehicles were overturned and set on f

. >> and goodbye to my hero andy murray's final match. british tennis star sir andy, his professional career ended in defeat in the quarterfinals of the olympics men's doubles. thank you for everything, sir. andy. yes. very good morning to you. hope you're doing well . i've had hope you're doing well. i've had two hours sleep. i'll tell you why just after the news. but i need lots of coffees today. sophie, i'm glad you're here with me to look after me. >> i have to keep the energy up to keep us going. i think i'm here for both of us. i think so, sad news about andy murray. >> i say it every week. i know a lot of you don't like me saying that. he's my hero because of his previous comments about england. of course he's a scot, but i think he's britain's greatest ever athlete. let us know what you think about that, gbnews.com/yoursay. but before we do anything else today, and i promise you, it's a packed show. here's your news headlines with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> ben. thank you. the top stories this morning. several protests a

staying with the olympics, a dream ending has alluded andy murray as their feetin alluded andy murrayhree sets to the american taylor fritz. in a women's boxing, the algerian boxer is through to the quarterfinals of the 66 kilo category after her opponent, the italian athletes, abandon in a 46 seconds. she took one punch to the face and walked to her corner where she was heard saying it is not right. the italian boxer was in tears after the match and told reporters it was the hardest one she had ever taken and she stopped the fight to preserve her life. she is one of two athletes he was cleared to compete in paris despite being disqualified from the world boxing championships last year forfailing to pass boxing championships last year for failing to pass a boxing championships last year forfailing to pass a gender eligibility test. whether games now in full flow, the world anti—doping agency is also under scrutiny following allegations it failed to pursue positive tests of chinese swimmers subsequently went on to win medals at the tokyo games in 2021. robert koller is the director—gen

and the end of an era — as the curtain comes down in paris on andy murray's playing career.

andy murray's playing career has come to an end in paris after the former world number one and threed slam champion was beaten in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles. he and dan evans were beaten in straight sets by america's taylor fritz and tommy paul 6—2 6—4. murray, who is 37 and has had more injury problems this year, confirmed before the games that it would be his final event, so this result brings the curtain down on an extraordinary career which included two wimbledon titles, the us open and of course two olympic gold medals. to friday's action, and the athletics is under way at the stade de france, where team gb�*sjosh kerr cruised through to the 1,500 metre semifinals, alongside rival jakob ingebrigtsen, while the women's 100 metres heats have also been taking places. gb�*s daryll neita and dina asher—smith among those through to the semifinals so far, neita running a season's best of 10.92 seconds, alongside the american sha'carri richardson, one of the favourite to win the 100 metre title in paris. team gb have won three medals on friday. two came in the rowing, where

it's the end of andy murray's tennis career. you can really feel the love in here for andy murray and everything he's achieved, but it's the end of a dream and the end of his career. i gave as much as i could to the sport.| i love competing in the olympic- games and competing for my country. these weeks are so, so special. the tears from both britons were falling freely now for a career that ended on the clay of roland garros. from tennis fans who were lucky enough to be here, a heartfelt thank you and good night. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. so no fairy tale end to andy murray's glittering 20 year long career but he said having won olympic gold twice this was how he wanted to bow out and he got his wish. this programme continues on bbc one. tonight, a bbc employee who complained about huw edwards�* behaviour tells newsnight the bbc�*s investigation was deeply disappointing. but the bbc director—general defends the corporation's handling of huw edwards. and disorder overnight in london and hartlepool, after the southport knif

and once more unto the breach for andy murray.als at paris 2024 this morning and three medals, a silver and two bronzes for the team gb. but for helen glover the team gb. but for helen glover the gold that would have proved history proved elusive. shifter the gold that would have proved history proved elusive. after days of extreme _ history proved elusive. after days of extreme heat, _ history proved elusive. after days of extreme heat, the _ history proved elusive. after days of extreme heat, the thunder - history proved elusive. after daysj of extreme heat, the thunder and lightning over the french capital last night brought some welcome relief. the water at the venue of the rowing was calm, but where the british nerves? in olympic finals, you need experience. take your seat at the back of the boat, helen glover. the two—time medallist, now a mother of three, could she help guide them to the same outcome? in the elevator blame number three their slow start was followed by a steady pace. with 500 metres to go, stroke for stroke,

staying at the olympics — and a dream ending has eluded sir andy murray, as defeat in the doubles' quarterfinals tommy paul. after the match, murray was applauded by the crowd as he raised his arms in farewell in the centre of the court. the titan submersible disaster injune 2023 gripped the world for days, everyone hoping that the five people on board would return to the surface safe and sound. knocking sounds were heard that were thought to possibly be coming from the oceangate sub, but hopes were dashed when titan's wreckage was found. rory golden was on the mothership at the surface. our science editor rebecca morelle spoke to him before he set sail on the first expedition to the titanic wreck site since the submersible disaster. when contact was lost. a service held at sea above the wreck of the titanic to remember the 1,500 lives lost in the 1912 maritime disaster, but also those who died on board the titan submersible injune last year. the sub was attempting to visit the wreck when contact was lost. rory golden was on the surface ship, anxiously waiting. when the sub was overdue, we weren

and of course, that very final match for andy murray. that's next.we. because he's finally retired. >> he has. it's been a very long goodbye to the tennis world and even the world beyond that. but it finally happened last night. it was a backhand down the line that went long about 935. and it was doubles match, quarter final. we did well to get that far actually alongside dan evans against the american pair tommy paul and taylor fritz, they showed some fight in the second set and got it back to they got themselves back in contention before losing six four, he said afterwards as well that he just wants to spend more time with his kids. he did tweet as well, quite amusingly, i never liked tennis anyway, and he pulled out of it. >> i thought that was quite funny. >> did you? yeah, i know you're a huge fan. >> well, he pulled out of the double. sorry. he pulled out the singles to try and give us some time to or give some some focus to the to the doubles. he's won two two gold medals before in the olympics and it's a day to really reflect on his career. 1

the prime minister led the tributes to sir andy murray after his tennis career ended in defeat in thequarter finals of the olympic men's doubles, 21 years after his first professional match, his first professional match, his last match ended in a straight sets loss to americans taylor fritz and tommy paul. alongside his doubles partner dan evans. shortly after the defeat, sir andy posted on x, saying never even liked tennis anyway. sir keir starmer also posted on x saying thanks andy for two decades of phenomenal entertainment and sportsmanship. a true british great. murray bows out from the sport as a double olympic champion , three double olympic champion, three time grand slam winner and former world number one murray thanked his fans for the support they've shown him over the years. >> hi everyone , it's andy, >> hi everyone, it's andy, i just want to send a quick message to say a huge thank you for all of your support over the years, it's been a bit of a roller coaster at times, but, yeah, the support i've had from from you guys has been extremely special, particularly when i've,

with andy murray's retirement, jack draper and dan evans are currently the only british men in the mainmpeting in cincinatti and will have eyes on one match in particular on friday. he'll face canada's felix auger aliassime in the last 16 — after he eased past casper ruud. auger alisassime winning 6—3, 6—1 injust over an hour to book his place in round three. no problems in the women's draw for world number one iga swiatek. she eased past ukraine's marta kostyuk — winning in straight sets in a0 minutes, dropping just four games. romanian gymnast ana maria barbosu has received the bronze medal she won at the olympics after an inquiry into the result of her event. the 18—year—old initially finished third in the floor exercise final in paris, only for team usa to successfully appeal the score awarded tojordan chiles. the american�*s score was upgraded, putting her ahead of barbosu. however, the court of arbitration for sport later ruled that the us appeal came outside the permitted one—minute window — reinstating barbosu to third. the usa women's national team have reclaimed top spot in th

plans to build a tennis centre near andy murray's canada says it will impose a 100% import tariff onnouncements by the us and european union. the country also plans to impose a 25% duty on chinese steel and aluminium. china has called the move �*trade protectionism'. we will have more in that story in the business use after the half—hour. with two weeks to go until the first presidential debate between donald trump and kamala harris — there've been disagreements over the program format. democrats want both candidates' microphones to be live throughout the full broadcast on abc on september 10. while mr trump has said it doesn't matter to him either way, the republican campaign are reported to want him to be muted unless it's his turn to speak. when president biden was the democratic candidate, both sides had agreed to the muting of mics. live now to our north america correspondent, peter bowes. hello to you. microphones, why is this becoming an issue? it may seem like a very petty issue but it is clearly very important to both sides. during the debate between donald trump and joe bid

we start with the end of andy murray's playing career.ight in london has been re—named 'the andy murray arena'. gymnastics superstar simone biles has further cemented her greatness tonight, winning won gold for team usa in the women's all—around final. she finished with an overall score of 59.131 — ahead of brazil's rebeca andrade and her us team—mate sunisa lee. it completes a remarkable comeback for biles — who pulled out of the final in tokyo three years ago. it's her sixth olympic gold and ninth medal in total. the debate over the criteria for participation in women's sport inside 46 seconds. khelif is one of two athletes — along with taiwan's lin yu—ting — who've been cleared to compete in the women's boxing in paris, having been disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet eligibility criteria. the ioc claims in khelif�*s case that was because of increased levels of testosterone which it says are within regulation now. 0ur sports editor dan roan has more from paris: it was always going to be highly c

andy murray _ sport with them. things like that. andy murray talking _ sport with them.rah campbell and ben thompson. our headlines today. violent clashes in towns and cities across the uk over the weekend following the fatal stabbing of three young girls in southport. the prime minister has condemned the disorder and is due to hold an emergency cobra meeting today. here in rotherham you can see the destruction left behind after this hotel, thought to be housing selling seekers, was stormed. —— asylum seekers. in southport, the town comes together to remember the girls killed and others seriously injured a week ago today. in sport, four more medals for team gb on day nine of the olympics. but it's noah lyles who takes the title as the fastest man in the world, the new ioom olympic champion, by five thousandths of a second. good morning. this week with low pressure close to the north of the country, here it will be wet and windy at times, but with high pressure closer to the south, it will be drier and warmer. all of the details later in the programme. it's monday 5th aug

, i won't say it courd — story, andy murray, i won't say it could be — story, andy murray, i won't say, we saw carlos alcaraz, _ exceptional singles players. well, we saw carlos alcaraz, rafael i exceptional singles players. well, we saw carlos alcaraz, rafael nadal and two _ we saw carlos alcaraz, rafael nadal and two of _ we saw carlos alcaraz, rafael nadal and two of the best on the new era and two of the best on the new era and the _ and two of the best on the new era and the new era to have the best spanish — and the new era to have the best spanish players ever but doubles they struggle and they are out and are among — they struggle and they are out and are among the favourites and they wouldn't _ are among the favourites and they wouldn't have met murray and evans in the _ wouldn't have met murray and evans in the final— wouldn't have met murray and evans in the final but it does open the way and — in the final but it does open the way and you start to dream and you -et way and you start to dream and you get another— way and you start to dream and you get another medal. so are t

andy murray is potentially coming to the end of his incredible tennis career.set and 5—4 down to america's taylor fritz and tommy paul in the quarter finals in paris. as things stand this will be his final ever tennis match before he retires. earlier, in the shock of the olympic tennis tournament so far, the polish top seed and four—time french open champion iga swiatek was beaten by zheng qinwen. the chinese player took the first set 6—2 and came from 4—0 down in the second to win it 7—5, ending swiatek�*s 25—match winning streak on the paris clay. a run dating back to 2021. double 0lympic champion helen glover missed out on a historic third title for britain as her women's four team were beaten by the netherlands in the rowing. glover — in the yellow boat — who returned to the sport after becoming a mother — took silver alongside esme booth, sam redgrave and rebecca shorten in a thrilling women's four race — they were edged out byjust .18 seconds. agonisingly close to gold. it's one of three rowing medals for team gb on thursday — some sad news to end with, t

could andy murray be playing his last ever match at the paris olympics? ith a real shot of a medal. but if they lose , of a medal. but if they lose, the two time gold medallist career will be over and elsewhere. team gb, gb added to their medal tally this morning, picking up three more, taking their haul to 20. magnificent. so far. now for more on this. our daily olympics update. we're joined now by sports broadcaster chris skudder squads. fantastic day for team gb. let's start with a bit of andy murray. is it going to be curtains or will he mmp going to be curtains or will he romp on. >> oh it's a tough one tonight against the americans of the third seeds taylor fritz, who beat jack draper in the singles and tommy paul. >> now, this might help tommy paul about an hour and a half ago was playing in the singles against carlos alcaraz, the wimbledon champion. >> he played really well but lost. he must be absolutely cream crackered. he's got to go back on the court now and play against murray and dan evans , against murray and dan evans, who will be pumped up

it is the end of andy murray's professional tennis career. i matt hudson—smith, can he get there?ky brown will take bronze for great britain! lois toulson and andrea spendolini—sirieix, olympic medallists! what a moment in paris! gold for great britain! how long ago did you write on a piece of paper that you wanted this moment to come? 13 years ago?! great britain, they are the olympic champions! a couple of years ago my dad reminded me and i know that he would be so, so proud and ijust thinking a lot about him right now. gold goes to alex yee, from lewisham! - silver to matt richards, what a great swim from him! a hat—trick of olympic medals for emma finucane! who is going to get it? noah lyles, unbelievable! leon marchand, superhero! it is a gold medal for toby roberts! great britain take the olympic gold! keely hodgkinson gets the gold! gold for great britain! well done, keely, good girl! hello. a stormy night for some of us. and on top of that, it feels very warm and humid out there — almost tropical — with temperatures hovering around 20 degrees there on the south coast of en

with andy murray's retirement, jack draper and dan evans are currently the only british men in the mainhis place in round three. no problems in the women's draw for world number one iga swiatek. she eased past ukraine's marta kostyuk — winning in straight sets in 40 minutes, dropping just four games. richard pyrah, who was sacked in 2021 amid the yorkshire racism scandal, has been named as the county's new women's head coach. pyrah was found to have used racist slurs by a cricket discipline commission panel in march last year, fined £2,500 and banned from coaching for two weeks. pyrah — who won a claim of unfair dismissal against yorkshire in 2022 — spent 10 years playing for yorkshire and took 296 wickets across all formats of the game. japan's hideki matsuyama and american denny mccarthy are the two men to catch as the halfway mark of golf�*s fedex championship approaches — holding the clubhouse lead on 11 under par. but coming up behind in the chasing pack — sits england'sjustin rose. he's three shots back heading into the weekend after a second round of 66. scotland's bob macintyre

sandwiched in between photo finishes, world records and snoop dogg on horseback, we said farewell to andy murrayhello to a host of new global icons and the sport of breaking. we also debated water quality on the seine, gender controversies in the boxing ring, and saw chateaus and palais transformed into pistes and platforms. and with just the closing ceremony to come, the sport has come to a conclusion with 13 gold medals handed out today — and two bronzes for great britain. our correspondent katie gornall reports on the final day's action at paris 202a. emma finucane was tipped to star at these games. here in paris, she has been a sensation. the 21—year—old already had two medals to her name and victory here in the individual sprint added another bronze to the collection. something no british woman has ever achieved at an olympics in 60 years. it is woman has ever achieved at an olympics in 60 years.— woman has ever achieved at an olympics in 60 years. it is a dream come true — olympics in 60 years. it is a dream come true and _ olympics in 60 years. it is a dream come true and i _ olympics in

dani: i cried at simone biles and andy murray. the reception he got afterwards.tanding ovation. the americans were clapping. jonathan: super emotional. a lot of people cried about the opening ceremony but for different reasons. a different kind of crying. up next, all eyes on the labor market. >> the labor market is not necessarily on the precipice of breaking. nonfarm payrolls with increased volatility but an average pace of over 200,000 thus far for 2024. that is indicative of a relatively solid labor market. jonathan: that conversation is up next. you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) (♪♪) sandals rhythm and blues caribbean sale is now on. visit sandals.com or call 1-800-sandals. ( ♪♪ ) morgan stanley is partnering with the women's tennis association to remove boundaries... ( ♪♪ ) because this game is for everyone. jonathan: payrolls one hour and 41 minutes away. the number you're looking for on the headline print, 175. we are down another one percentage point on the s&p 500. bonds are rallying. yields are lower. we are rallying for the seventh con

it's that old guard, andy murray out now, roger fed her long retired.ose great tennis players and i was really pleased for him to get that gold. ., ., , . really pleased for him to get that gold. ., . ., really pleased for him to get that gold. ., .,, . ., ., ~' really pleased for him to get that gold. ., .,, . ., ., 4' ,., gold. fantastic, great, thank you very much _ gold. fantastic, great, thank you very much indeed _ gold. fantastic, great, thank you very much indeed for— gold. fantastic, great, thank you very much indeed for giving - gold. fantastic, great, thank you very much indeed for giving us i gold. fantastic, great, thank you i very much indeed for giving us your top moments. we will be back later on this evening to talk a little bit more about the closing ceremony, but for now i think we can leave you with that closing ceremony and, well, that is it for us for now. back later on. is well, that is it for us for now. back later on.— back later on. is an amazing achievement _ back later on. is an amazing achievement to _ back later on. is an a

oh, that's andy murray, that's andy murray. we're seeing some very interesting players.art from dan evans currently at the moment. but anyway along with andy murray didn't he in the olympics he did. you know you always know that it's probably the wrong clip when you see someone that's actually retired. it's flying. so we know it's just in case you're looking at and thinking, oh, it's great news that andy murray is back. but dan evans then so (677) 676—4664 five hours and 35 minutes and still fresh as a daisy. >> that sounded a bit like the telephone number we used to have in belfast. >> 7667 by the way, when you used to answer the phone. yeah back in the day. yeah. did you used to say the name? the number? yeah why would you. >> 542152. that's what my nana one 405 five two. >> yeah. why would you do that? >> yeah. why would you do that? >> because that was the etiquette given to you by the post office. >> is that so? you'd always give the number. yeah. so just in case. >> hello. and then you gave the number. right. >> so i never even said just give the number. and then .

it's been ace is the other front page as andy murray bows out his professional tennis career is over erformance at the olympics. daily express british hero andy weeps as glorious career ends and unmask teen accused of dance class triple murder. the eye interest rate cut too late to stop. budget squeeze. yeah, tell me about it . squeeze. yeah, tell me about it. should have done it probably about a year ago. okay, folks , about a year ago. okay, folks, let's get full reaction from my top pundits this evening . top pundits this evening. political consultant suzanne evans, conservative peer lord bailey and former labour party adviser and close friend of wes streeting matthew laza . okay, streeting matthew laza. okay, folks, listen, where shall we go with these papers? good news on the economy. interest rates. >> thank goodness. >> thank goodness. >> thank goodness they started to come down. >> well, unless you're a saver, i think i think it's always, you know, good news when interest rate comes down. to be fair, for most of us it got mortgages and all the rest of it it is. but i do feel s

with andy murray now retired, dan evans. the only british man to go directly into the main draw.ill help athletes like her make a difference in their community. charlie slater reports. a lift and celebration worthy of an olympic medal. more on the bar. the bigger the smile. emily in paris was award—winning. emily does it again. but now she's home. and the question that emily is facing is the same one that all 0lympians are mulling over. what next? i would love to open my own gym, that is for predominantly youth and development, but i want anybody to be able to walk into my gym, to be able to have that community space, to learn weightlifting, to learn physical literacy, to be comfortable and to live a healthy lifestyle. and if i can do that, then, you know, the things that i've planned and the way i want it to go, it should be a pretty special space. and that's where the national lottery, uk sport team gb and paralympics gb come in. a programme called changemaker is going to help athletes make a difference in their local community, long after the buzz of the olympics and paralympi

do you remember when andy murray was winning? he was british and when he lost he was scottish?s. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> but olympic gold i think, sealed that for good. he's always going to be british. >> god love him. that went on longer than cher's farewell toun longer than cher's farewell tour. it was like you're leaving yourjob or tour. it was like you're leaving your job or not tour. it was like you're leaving yourjob or not going home to your job or not going home to the dogs. >> he'll be back next year. moving on the late show host stephen colbert's audience reacted with laughter after he made an apparently sincere comment about cnn, the news news channel's objectivity. cnn channel's objectivity. cn n anchor channel's objectivity. cnn anchor kaitlan collins appeared on the late night comedy show and here is what happened. >> i know you guys are objective over there that you just report the news as it is. no, i know cnn makes it. i know that's supposed to be a laugh line. i wasn't supposed to be, but i guess it is . guess it is. >> man, that's a room full of left

we are waiting for andy murray in dan evans, who have saved seven match points along the way in the doubles to form. first signs of trouble, these towering cumulus clouds racing up through the earth's atmosphere. as well as the hot and humid air, the other ingredient was this convergence zone. look how most of the showers form along this is zone. some particularly nasty storms, for example, around the 0xfordshire area, and those downpours are capable of bringing a month's worth of rain over the space of a couple of hours. so we're quite likely to see one or two areas hit by some flash flooding and disruption. other areas to watch out for — the south downs, maybe some other areas of east anglia and south—east england to watch out for over the next few hours. one or two of those storms, as i say, very nasty indeed. through the remainder of the night, eventually those storms will calm down. we'll be left with dry weather conditions for most areas, with some clear spells around. still quite warm and humid, particularly across central and eastern england. we've got this slightly fresher air with

andy murray winning wimbledon . andy murray winning wimbledon. yeah. do you know why that is?u, you personally get emotionally invested. yeah. but in a good way. it's sort of i don't know i guess you feel proud that those people are representing your country and you sort of get involved a little bit in their journey. >> yeah, i was saying that too early. i think maybe subconsciously about the times they've dragged themselves to training, the years, the pressure and so on and so on. do you get like that with sport? well, it's always one of those things you never see as the public. >> you never see what goes on behind the scenes. you just see, i'm going to say the glory days. you just see the moments in front of the tv. so the olympics for swimming, the olympics is once every four years. so unless you're into swimming, you might watch the europeans or the commonwealths or the world championships. you don't see these athletes . you see them these athletes. you see them once every four years, but you don't see also the training that goesin don't see also the training that goes in

and just lastly, in sport, andy murray's tennis career has come to an end with defeat in the quarterals of the olympics alongside dan evans. in the men's doubles, murray bows out from the sport as a double olympic champion. three time grand slam winner and former world number one. well, those are the latest gb news headlines for now. and that's it from me @gbnews. it's been wonderful. thank you. next up, headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> and thank you polly , for the >> and thank you polly, for the final time. and hello and welcome to headliners. your nightly run through the next day's newspapers with three comedians. i'm leo carson. tonight i'm joined by the magnificent specimens of steve allen and kerry marx. how are you both doing? >> oh, right. i forgot i was here, actually, i thought i was at home then. >> yeah, i saw you doing some last minute swatting. that's good. >>

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with andy murray's retirement, jack draper and dan evans are currently the only british men in the mainritish number one made it through to the quarter fnials with a three set win over felix auger—aliassime. but wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz is out having played what he called the worst match of his career. his second round match resumed last night after a rain delay. but he was beaten in three sets by 37—year—old gael monfils. alcaraz also saying afterwards he couldn't control himself. yes, carlos, we agree. richard pyrah, who was sacked in 2021 amid the yorkshire racism scandal, has been named as the county's new women's head coach. pyrah was found to have used racist slurs by a cricket discipline commission panel in march last year, fined and banned from coaching for two weeks. pyrah — who won a claim of unfair dismissal against yorkshire in 2022 — had a 10 year career with the county. it could be a big weekend forjustin rose at golf�*s season—ending fedex championship. he'll start it just three shots off the lead. a second consecutive round of 66 has rose at 8 under par in memph

biggest achievement of his career if he could do this, which is interesting because that's what andy murrayat you're doing, if you're a professional sports person, you want a gold medal around your neck, don't you? yes you do. you know the prestige of everything. it's that's what it's going to say. on his business card tomorrow. olympic gold medallist. if he wins, he's never had a he's never had an olympic gold. >> no. and i'll tell you who never had one until yesterday. saint lucia. oh incredible. any medal at all. >> no medal. no medal. i mean an island of i think it's 88,000. might be 66. needs to check that. i've been there before. i didn't count everybody when i was there, but me either. but no, but. yeah. what what an achievement. a bit of an upset as well. julien alfred. she she clocked. what was it? let me just have a look. what? her time was. i've got it here somewhere. 10.72 seconds and she beat, sakan 10.72 seconds and she beat, sakari richardson into into second place, which is an outstanding achievement because she was the overwhelming favourite. and dina asher—smith didn't mak

itself's the end of the road for andy murray. he and dan evans lost to the americans.d his career with three grand slams including two wimbeldons and five final words. i never even liked tennis anyway. andy, with that characteristic british humor. maggie is here with me. we were together in the arena last night. the thing for me was seeing simone falter on those bars then it was race for the gold. >> it was so amazing to win this in person, just to see greatness up close and personal. one fan told me afterwards watching her make history gave him goosebumps. the other moment that stood out was when simone had just clinched gold, lee got silver. they are fierce competitors and teammates. to see them under that flag gives me chills. >> that was really beautiful. yeah. >> lara: i agree, that was quite a moment. maggie, a moment that just happened. we are hearing shakiri richardson just made her highly anticipated debut. >> yeah. she is back and dominating. she sailed through her heat in the 100 meters this morning qualifying for the semifinals. if she continues with this m

. >> i was just wondering about somebody like andy murray, who's been so disciplined his entire life. of beer and gas, fish and chips for the first time and sits back and becomes a couch potato? >> yeah , i'm a couch potato. >> yeah, i'm a couch potato. because i tell you what do you think ? it's got to keep himself think? it's got to keep himself fit because there'll be there'll be money to be made. not that he needs the money, but on the exhibition tour. >> oh, yes, he'll be brilliant on it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and also you go. you go on one of the one of the chat shows. you want to look in shape, don't you? yeah. you don't want to look as if he's going to go on chat shows. yeah i know it'd be the chattiest man. >> no, it's not chatty, but he is quite good. occasionally on a chat show. >> he is. he's good on. he's good on. jonathan ross. he's interesting because he said after wimbledon he won his first wimbledon. he said he'd lost focus for a little while, which he could kind of see, but he did come back and win it again eventually. i think he's a bit more interesting than than he