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meanwhile in the women's draw world number one ashleigh barty is through to the semi—finals — she beatue is nothing more than a "money grab" and he's still against it, as reports suggest the saudi—led plan has resurfaced. world number one dustinjohnson and britain'sjustin rose are among 11 players who have reportedly been offered lucrative contracts, said to be worth up to a staggering £36 million up front. but players have been warned by pga tour commissionerjay monahan that they could incur instant suspensions and lifetime bans — which will affect their chances of playing in this year's ryder cup. horse racing has started a two—month pilot of saliva testing jockeys, to provide on—the—day screening for cocaine and other banned substances. previously, testing methods used blood, urine and hairsampling. the british horseracing authority said they were concerned by the rise in cases over the past two years, and they expect penalties to be increased for jockeys who test positive. ireland's sam bennett sprinted to victory in the first stage at the tour of the algarve 2021. the decurnick-qu

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a chance to be on the court at the madrid open and only one to walk away is the winner were iran ashleigh barty face off against 2020 french open champion. and while both players came to the match on clay streaks well one is going to leave the other in her clay does barty with the serve the advantage and center was the point of the killer backhand returns before you go up by one game later in the set well them play in the baseline bar to go for a missile there for the point to make it worth more in question that everyone thought that exist 2nd that breakpoint here barty with us allies of the baseline the poles champion running to the forecourt to chip it over the net get that cross court forehand one or to break $21.00 the australians on fire for the rest of the night leading by one yard a game as match 13 consecutive wins on clay dating back to 29 when she won a french open to a point here with the forehand shot and that will end up taking us to match point and looking to stay alive the sun but her back in that match the buy 6 for a party in the quarter finals face picture of it is. alwa

the santa hot reports from bay roofs, they sense that a new reality has been created where he, the ashleigh has never set foot in his homeland, but he holds on to his palestinian identity. he was born in lebanon over the decades. the 51 year old has watched his fellow palestinians fight his way. the occupation at 1st with stones and now with long range rockets. but he says the conflict now is a turning point in their struggle that can exceed him him. i won't take israel because this is our land. so i say palestinians living and villages occupied since $948.00 played a critical role. the fact that they have now revolted will hoping israeli generations of palestinians have grown up in exile, descendants of many of those who left or were expelled during the 1948, palestinian israeli war. many have felt helpless and powerless as they watched the deadliest violence in years in the occupied palestinian territories. but at the same time, they feel the narrative is changing. recent events have highlighted the underlying reasons behind the repeated cycles of unrest and violence. the fact that there

to tennis now and the world number one ashleigh barty came out on top in the battle of the french openre swiatek sprung another surprise by clinching her own first major title in paris a year later. both players will be among the favourites at the french open next month. but it was far from straightfoward for the australian who had to come from 3—love down in the first set and recoverfrom 0—40 down at 3—2 in the second, before taking the victory in an hour and 41 minutes. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that is indeed. business news coming up in around 12 minutes. today, discussions on how to lift restrictions on non—essential travel to the european union are to get under way. on monday the eu commissioner outlined a scheme to allow visitors to enter the block two weeks after a second coronavirus vaccine. a digital vaccine passport scheme has been suggested that would show if travellers had had both jabs or a negative test or evidence they had already had the virus. here is our correspon

ashleigh barty is now through to the quarter—finals of the italian open, with her victory.lowing her victory last week but coco gauff sealed her place in the quarter—finals. in the men's draw both of the top to see that through, defending champion novak djokovic vt alejandro falla keener, the spaniard with a loss ofjust three gains and he now plays the past. and the number two seed had to come from a set down beating denis shapovalov and he plays alexander zverev next. more on the website. from me and the team, goodbye for now. sir alex ferguson says he is grateful for the three years extra he feels he has had after surviving a brain haemorrhage in 2018. the legendary former manchester united manager made the admission before the release of a new film about his life. he's been talking to our sports editor, dan roan, about his career and the men who played for him. the players i inherited at aberdeen — at aberdeen and manchester united were strong, were powerful and that has changed because it's become a more protective life nowadays, you know? and i know there is social med

women's top seed ashleigh barty is through to the madrid 0pen final after a straight sets victory overgoes up against 5th seeded belarussian aryna sabalenka for the right to lift the trophy. in the men's draw, rafael nadal is through to the quarterfinals after a comfortable straight sets win over alexei popyrin. the top seed is chasing a sixth title at this event and was a 6—3, 6—3 winner over the 21 year old australian and will now play fifth seed alexander zverev in the last eight. phil mickelson leads after the first round of the wells fargo championship in north carolina. the veteran american, who's slipped to 115 in the world rankings, rolled back the years by opening up with a 7—under par round of 64. he's two shots clear of the field and a shot further back is england's tommy fleetwood, who chipped in for an eagle at the 10th on his way to a 67 while former world number one rory mcilroy is struggling 8 shots off the lead. the 23 teams that will compete in the 104th edition of giro d'italia were presented in turin on thursday. british rider simon yates, who came close in 2018, wi

time i had them, then it who was a father, lincoln knows all thought of dominion when mckinney. ashleigh torres can neither come because my mother knew them can was i had got a daughter to what i had had you because from a hurry i be of missed again, these are what is your mission of chevy but slither the news? i'm here that can happen, humphrey, i guess a little sooner than later. by the minute i showed him more than welcome to him, he had accept me the lobby of money such as alice was off in it. and then with netflix sharma loyal, come, will live in the house. he knows me. he's going to have a home on it from the vic 30 do new group. so you do a min of color, you know, you do on the corner for gilmore work, you know, the one other one is going to know conversion which isn't going on with this one. i'm finished with the pin wash it out when dinner, but it to me it had to step when i get out of the bed where they are, but the judge of dillman, this called him and heard of the heavy brittany of an amount of looming cement, live in a saloon mom smiled little to continue to listen to this,

meanwhile in the women's draw world number one ashleigh barty is through to the semi—finals — she beatin'sjustin rose are among 11 players who have reportedly been offered lucrative contracts, said to be worth up to a staggering £36 million up front. but players have been warned by pga tour commissionerjay monahan that they could incur instant suspensions and lifetime bans — which will affect their chances of playing in this year's ryder cup. horse racing has started a two—month pilot of saliva testing jockeys, to provide on—the—day screening for cocaine and other banned substances. previously, testing methods used blood, urine and hairsampling. the british horseracing authority said they were concerned by the rise in cases over the past two years, and they expect penalties to be increased for jockeys who test positive. ireland's sam bennett sprinted to victory in the first stage at the tour of the algarve 2021. the decurnick-quick—step rider had a good lead—out, and even though he's had a short time away from racing, he showed the power that won him the green jersey at last year's tou

. >> a setback for the world women's number one ashleigh barty ahead of the australian open. the austrian retired from --- australian retired because of an arm injury for 17-year-old american moving to the for semifinal of the wta 1000 event. and finally, a nasty collision in major league baseball. reigning mvp of the american leak, chicago's jose abreu, collided head-on with kansas city's hunter dozier. both players removed from the game, unsurprising the the white sox confirmed that abreu left with abrasion and a bruised left knee but no concussion as of yet. dozier has been treated for a heavily bruised quad and net discomfort for the looked pretty horrible, didn't it. maryam: it's got to hurt. you had that experience? >> i broke my collarbone doing the same thing. maryam: ouch. that is it for the "newshour." i will see you in a couple of minutes. ■x■xak çn■ñ>>>> ox■q■Ñ ♪ hannah: i really love seeing a school of asian american kids doing musical theater. ♪ natasha del toro: in this theater club,

tennis will number one ashleigh barty has reached the last 16 of the madrid open adele strain has suffered a real scare in her 2nd round match against us slovenia's tamada didn't stick up their ranks 80 places below her to drop the 2nd set before saving a 6 full 1663 victory. and that's all from will have more for you later on but for now it's back to come up thank you sun and you're more sport with sana in the next news hour which comes from london 2100 hours g.m.t. and in fact mariam in london is getting ready for your next post news in just a few minutes time sequencing. a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines the news media have a laugh to sort through a mixed message but are quite a complex story from mainstream to street journalism the listening post covers the way the news is covered on the jersey. that seems a promising paul thought of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap as the match between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from

secure event or participants a must pass to call the 900 tests before leaving their home country ashleigh's will also be tested daily while in tokyo competitors that must avoid public transport and will stay at the athletes' village which is in the so-called by a secure bubble but they'll be sharing rooms with teammates and have been told to bring their own facemask as organizers won't be providing them the playbook also informs athletes that they're attending the games at their own risk or as the director general of global athletes a group aiming to give elin peons more of a say in how the games are being organized. i think outfits do want the games to occur but they want the games to occur to ensure that the most robust safety measures are put in place to ensure they're protected and to ensure everyone around them is protected and the i.o.c. is right that you know the i think some trained all of this time tends some 101212 years to prepare for these games that could be their only shot and they do want to attend but not at all cost when you have a crisis management plan in place you normal

what they see is decades of injustice than a 100 reports on this now from bay woods where he the ashleigh has never set foot in his homeland, but he holds on to his palestinian identity, he was born in lebanon over the decades. the 51 year old has watched his fellow palestinians fight israeli occupation at 1st with stones and now with long range rockets. but he says, the conflict now is a turning point in their struggle. that can excuse him. i won't take israel because this is our land. so i say palestinians living and villages occupied since $948.00 played a critical role. the fact that they have now revolted, we'll hope the israelis generations of palestinians have grown up in exile, descendants of many of those who left or were expelled during the 1948, palestinian israeli war. many have felt helpless and powerless as they watched the deadliest violence in years in the occupied palestinian territories. but at the same time, they feel the narrative is changing. recent events have highlighted the underlying reasons behind the repeated cycles of unrest and violence. the fact that there is