barty won the first set and broke again in the 2nd. world started to spin. she took a medical timeout, got her blood pressure checked and returned renewed. despite everything, she seized back the break in one back a set. into a third and muchova broke again. the match turned on its head. with the fans in the arena should now be up against hundreds of australians. instead she faced only once. that makes everything simpler. and perhaps for barty, even tougher. it's heartbreaking, of course. but will it deter me in the fact that we had a really successful start? absolutely not. the sun will come up tomorrow. after knocking out the favourite in reaching herfirst grand slam semifinal little wonder karolina muchova needed a minute. enjoy the peace, it won't stay quiet for long. so, no barty and no nadal in the semi finals, are we finaly the in the semi finals, are we finaly dolls defeat is a hl new the dolls defeat is a huge story. new generation looking to dominate delete not dominate. it does look when somebody likes it manages to come bac

barty won the first set and broke again in the 2nd.urned renewed. despite everything, she seized back the break in one back a set. into a third and muchova broke again. the match turned on its head. with the fans in the arena should now be up against hundreds of australians. instead she faced only once. that makes everything simpler. and perhaps for barty, even tougher. it's heartbreaking, of course. but will it deter me in the fact that we had a really successful start? absolutely not. the sun will come up tomorrow. after knocking out the favourite in reaching herfirst grand slam semifinal little wonder karolina muchova needed a minute. enjoy the peace, it won't stay quiet for long. the england cricket coach chris silverwood has apologised for the way that moeen ali's departure from the test squad for the remainder of the series against india was handled. captainjoe root says he didn't express himself clearly when telling the media yesterday that moeen had "chosen" to return home. the plan had always been to stand moeen down for the l

. —— barty.us, president biden�*s made his first official trip out of washington since taking office. he flew to the state of wisconsin for a nationally—televised town hall event. he took questions directly from voters, as he lay out the case for his first major piece of legislation — a coronavirus relief bill worth almost $2 trillion. watching that event was our north america correspondent, peter bowes. what did you make of the event? this was a very wide ranging event in terms of the questions asked by americans and it is significant because it is the first time president biden has put himself into this kind of forum since entering the white house. almost half of the questions were devoted to the coronavirus and president biden placed at by the end ofjuly all americans who choose to have the vaccine will be able to do that. on further questioning, he acknowledged that at that point not everybody would have necessarily had the vaccine but he thinks there would be enough doses around the country

barty won the first set and broke again in the 2nd.nce. that makes everything simpler. and perhaps for barty, even tougher. it's heartbreaking, of course. but will it deter me in the fact that we had a really successful start? absolutely not. the sun will come up tomorrow. after knocking out the favourite in reaching herfirst grand slam semifinal little wonder karolina muchova needed a minute. enjoy the peace, it won't stay quiet for long. the england cricket coach chris silverwood has apologised for the way that moeen ali's departure from the test squad for the remainder of the series against india was handled. captainjoe root says he didn't express himself clearly when telling the media yesterday that moeen had "chosen" to return home. the plan had always been to stand moeen down for the last two tests as part of their rotation policy but because he had played so little cricket, missing the sri lanka series with coronavirus and also the first test against india, he was given the option to stay on. it was a unique situation. the fact

and perhaps for barty, even tougher. it’s barty, even tougher. seasonabsolutely not. the had a really successful start dry seasonabsolutely not.— had a really successful start dry seasonabsolutely not. the sun will come u- seasonabsolutely not. the sun will come up tomorrow. _ seasonabsolutely not. the sun will come up tomorrow. after - seasonabsolutely not. the sun willj come up tomorrow. after knocking seasonabsolutely not. the sun will. come up tomorrow. after knocking out the favourite in reaching herfirst grand slam semifinal little wonder karolina him a covert muted a minute. enjoy the piece, it won't stay quiet for long. there are two matches in the premier league this evening, burnley take on fulham in the next half an hour. leaders manchester city face everton at 8.15. the league has also confirmed today that until fans are allowed back in, all games will be shown live on tv the prime minister's roadmap out of lockdown that is expected to be outlined on monday could give some detail on the return of sports crowds. until then all fixtures

she now goes on to face barty's conquer over with the much set to be played with bands as melbourne'scoronavirus lockdown is set to be over by then oh yeah. it will be great to play in front of people you know especially the semifinals you know in new york it was it was an empty stadium so will be a new atmosphere here for me playing you know the semifinals of a grand slam in front of her fans so i'm really looking forward to it. medvedev booked his spot in the men's semi with a straight sets victory over. russian compadre to live. medvedev has never won a major before but he's looking an ominous for. the 25 year old has only been taken beyond $31.00 at this year's tournament so he'll malick al-jazeera. kill him bappi start full price on all my as they stand barcelona for $1.00 in the 1st leg of their champions league round of 16 tie the french will cup win a scored a hat trick and what was his 1st match at the nou camp he becomes only the 3rd player in the tournament history to score hat trick against barsa his efforts taking p.s.g. a step closer to a 1st ever champions league title.

at the australian open tennis — home favourite and the world number one ashleigh barty cruises throughalso coming up in the programme: we'll hearfrom simone biles — who says she would not allow her daughter to be part of usa gymnastics following the larry nassar sex abuse scandal. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along to sportsday — plenty to come on the cricket in india and tennis in australia later in the programme — but we're going to start in scotland. as the first minister nicola sturgeon has called on football to — in her words — "make sure your house is in order" — after reports rangers players breached covid rules by attending a house party at the weekend. rangers issued a statement to say they were aware of the allegations and had launched an internal investigation. chris mclaughlin has this report. police were called to an address on this street in glasgow in the early hours of sunday morning. fixed penalty notices were issued to ten people. a number of those were understood to be rangers players. last night the club issued a brief statement saying they were aware and

let's have look at some of the day's other stories in melbourne, ash barty is one of the favourites inhe's not had to quarantine. and she certainly seemed fresh against danka kovinic. barty, who was a semi—finallist last year and won the 2019 french open, didn't lose a single game, six—luv, six—luv , a so— called �*double bagelling' in the trade. poor kovinic spent two weeks in hard lockdown only to be knocked out in 44 minutes. and rafael nadal showed no signs of the back problems which have been troubling him in the past few months as he saw off laslo djere in straight sets, nadal has reached five finals in melbourne but only won it once, that was back in 2009. some of the days other headlines for you. but we'll stay with tennis. andy murray. he has won his first competitive match in four months. he beat maxmillian marterer in three stes on the challenger tour on the after testing positive for covid didn't allow him the time to quarantine and prepare properly ahead of the tournament. and arsenal's beth mead has been left out of the england lionesses squad for their friendly against n

world women�*s number one ash barty, naomi osaka, halep and is a regularand ash barty, naomi osaka, halepeally for many of the players who were cooped up in quarantine when some positive cases were detected on the planes that brought them here to australia. none of that is happening today. with more than 500 players, officials and coaches now having to isolate after a man who was working in one of the tournament�*s quarantine hotels tested positive to covid—19. they now have to return a negative test to be able to get back to the competition. whatever happens with those tests of course will determine how the next few days are going to go for the competition. it is usually frustrating, notjust for competition. it is usually frustrating, not just for the players and officials but also for tennis fans. players and officials but also fortennis fans. remember, for tennis fans. remember, melbourne fortennis fans. remember, melbourne has been through wannabe well�*s longest and harshest lockdown. many here were quite excited that the australian open was going to go ahead, a sign that the city is

she now goes on to face barty's conquer over with the much set to be played with fans as melbourne'scoronavirus lockdown is set to be over by then so will malik al-jazeera. now unpick organizers say the roll outs of the covered $1000.00 vaccine in japan is another positive sign that the games will take place later on this year much of the japanese public remain skeptical about hosting the event 80 percent of those polled in a recent survey were in favor of cancellation or another possible moment in south shore them to committee is still hoping many athletes will have been vaccinated are the time the games start in july we have asked the national limpy committees to look at the situation in their countries to approach there are relevant or 3 season while obviously respecting fully the order of priority that are established by the governments but to ensure that there is an information whether the delegations could be part of vaccination prior to the games or not. well to examine him pick a triathlon champion alister brownlee is hoping to get one last shot at winning a medal at the game

she'll face americanjennifer brady in the last 4, for barty defeat was hard to comprehend.ere have been medical time—outs, i have taken them myself before. that should not be a massive turning point in the match. i was disappointed today that i let it become a turning point but i am experienced enough now to be able to deal with that, but it is a disappointment today without a doubt but we learn and we move on. i think it was a bit of the heat, i was feeling dizzy at some points, really lost and almost fainting, so ijust ask for help. the doctor checked my pressure, temperature and everything, yeah, heat, i think was the main one. the england cricket captainjoe root says he didn't express himself clearly when telling the media yesterday that moeen ali had "chosen" to return home and miss the rest of the test series against india. he says the initial plan had always been to stand moeen down for the last two tests as part of their rotation policy but because he had played so little cricket, missing the sri lanaka series with coronavirus, he was given the option to stay on. he

world number one ash barty is also back, after an 11—month lay—off — she chose to stay at home in queenslandstiness here though, as she beat ana bogdan in straight sets. the world of sport is also paying tribute to captain sir tom moore this evening. this is wembley stadium joining the nation in remembering and celebrating the life and achievements of the 100—year—old who died this afternoon in hospital. he had contracted coronavirus. the pandemic inspired him to raise record amounts of money for the nhs with his sponsored walking. a lovely tribute from wembley stadium and all those associated with the sport. that's all from sportsday. you can keep up to date with the latest premier league scores on the bbc sport website. we'll be back later on this evening. let's continue our look back at the achievments of captain sir tom moore, whose death was announced this afternoon. flowers have been laid outside the home of the world war ii veteran in the village he lived in in bedfordshire. buckingham palace has led the tributes to sir captain tom moore, saying the queen is sending a private message

after taking the opening set, barty dropped of the last two to the 25th seed karolina muchova.o is coming back after knocking out jessica pellgula in three sets a grand slam. laura, the semifinal, we're all waiting for it. tonight, serena williams taking on naomi osaka. if you're watching us right now, maybe you can mix in a nap because it's not started until >> thanks, andy, appreciate it. >>> joe biden's first trip is in the bag as president. we will tell you what he told people about covid relief and reopening schools and when there's enough vaccine for all americans. >> nice to see you. [ding] don't get mad. get e*trade. you know, malcolm, audible's got more than audiobooks. of course, podcasts. originals. bestsellers. future bestsellers. sleep stories. mal- hey, no! roxy! audiobooks, podcasts, audible originals. all in one place. plaque psoriasis, the burning, itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of in

arguably the performance of the day came from home favourite ashleigh barty.—0 injust 44 minutes. the executive chairman of super league, robert elstone, is set to stand down after offering his resignation. he's been in the post for two and a half years and survived a vote of no confidence in november. his decision to step down comes just 44 days before the start of the new 2021 season, and the super league board says it will meet before making a comment. and britain's laura muir's set a new british indoor record at the world indoor tour meeting in lievin in france. she did it in the 1500m, but it was an achievement that was overshadowed by race winner gudaf tsegay from ethiopia, who set a new world indoor record. and that's all the sport for now. goodnight. hello. the cold snap across the uk continues. and no sign of anything milder for the remainder of this week. very cold nights ahead and some pretty bitterly cold days as well. a subtle change for today is that the wind will be lighter than it has been on monday and tuesday, though perhaps it won't feel qui

had she not pulled out serena would have faced women's number one ash barty in that war torn and the australian beat american shelby rogers over 3 sets in a quarter final parties hoping to be the 1st homegrown singles winner at the australian open in more than 40 years. contrasting scenes for barty's compaction cariocas who was docked points to swearing smashing his racket and then throwing it into the stands the 25 year old complained about the windy conditions and lost his temper again as he was beaten by bourne a church at another war prevent in melbourne curial submitted there's a massive question mark over his australian open participation as he battles a knee injury we're just 2 days to go now until the super bowl between the tampa bay buccaneers and the kansas city chiefs tom brady seems pretty relaxed as he looks for yet another victory one of sport's biggest games david stokes reports. tom brady has seen it all before at 43 years old the n.f.l.'s biggest star is getting ready for his 10th super bowl he won 6 of them with the new england patriots but this time he's back with

and that defeat will excite the likes of the world number one and home favourite ashley barty. as well as she beat america's coco gauff. svitolina has ever won a grand slam before but with performances like this she's want to watch in melbourne. a lot still to cover. what did you make of svitolina, coco gauff trying to pull off another giant killing but svitolina was already too strong. coco gauff showed us on debut last year and wimbledon that she's dangerous despite her tender years. but svitolina is the world number five and she played a really solid match to come through in straight sets, and that will give her a lot of confidence. she's in a section of the draw which did include sophia but now the defending champion is out. svitolina has a good chance of any is coming through. she's been in the grand slam semifinal before but never yet made into a final. what never yet made into a final. what ou make never yet made into a final. what you make of _ never yet made into a final. what you make of soviet _ never yet made into a final. what you make of soviet saying - never yet

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osaka moves up to number two in the rankgs, behind australia's ashleigh barty. >> sreenivasan: at leastople were killed in three separate bombings in kabul, afghanistan today. the blasts in the afghan capital were said to be caus by magnetic mines placed under vehicles. a series of attacks in recent weeks have killed members of the security forces, judges, government officials and journalists. while no group has claimed responsibility, the blasts come as peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban remain stalled, and as western countries continue to draw down troops. >> sreenivasan: as we've been reporting, president joe biden's foreign policy agenda includes weighing the former administration's deal with the taliban to withdraw all u.s. troops from afghanistan by may 1 of this year. with th deadline looming, two decades of foreign support and teaching afghan forces to lead without military allies hgs in the balance. newshour weekend special correspondent jane ferguson and producer emy cassie have the final report in their series, "the longest war." >> reporter: afghanista

at the australian open tennis — home favourite and the world number one ashleigh barty cruises through first australian to win the women's singles since 1978. yemen is a dangerous place to be, its population suffering from a civil war that's lasted for six years. but the city of taiz is one of the most dangerous places to be a child. human rights workers say more than a50 children have been killed or wounded by houthi rebel sniper fire. the houthis deny it. taiz in yemen's south—west is home to one of the longest—running battles of the conflict. it's under virtual siege, divided between yemeni government forces, supported by a saudi—led coalition backed by the uk and until recently the us, and the iranian—backed houthis, who still control most of the population. our international correspondent 0rla guerin, cameraman goktay koraltan and producer claire read sent this report from the so—called city of snipers. a warning, some of you may find it distressing. in taiz, city of snipers. a family on the front line. ruweida saleh is eight years old. her big brother amry is ten. she probably ow

and the world number one and home favourite ash barty is through.ght sets win against the american shelby rogers. karolina muchova in the quarters. there hasn't been an australian winner in melbourne since christine o'neil in 1978. two british players are on course to meet in the semi—finals of the men's doubles, afterjamie murray and bruno soares maintained their unbeaten run since they resumed their partnership. they're through to the last eight, as are the defending champions joe salisbury and rajeev ram. and alfie hewett is through to two wheelchair finals — the singles, and the doubles with gordon reid. chester racecourse has drawn up plans to allow up to 15,000 spectators to attend their three—day may festival pending the governments road map announcement and a possible easing of lockdown. they have proposed lateral—flow mass—testing for racegoers with results available within 20 minutes and with only 5,000 allowed in daily, they say social distancing could still be observed. the track is currently being used as an nhs mass—vaccination centre.

naomi osaka, serena williams, ash barty, novak djokovic, australia's nick kyrgios, of course, alwaysing to play and again, ithink, you know, much has been talked about in terms of financial revenue and whether this is a big risk. i think what people are looking at here is, the world looking to australia to provide an example of what it's like to hold a major international event with huge sporting names, even with the challenges of doing it in the midst of a pandemic but really, also to the locals, because it is going to local tourists of the travel bans and the border closure. it is also about australians, melburnians, who have stuck with that lockdown and now are out and enjoying that big event. other chapter has been added to the legendary career of tom brady. at the age of 43 he has led the tampa bay buccaneers directory in the super bowl, beating the chiefs by 31 points to nine. is the seventh time he has won the title, extending own record. let speak now to melissa jacobs. thank you so much for coming on the programme. thank ou for coming on the programme. thank you for having _

naomi osaka, serena williams, ash barty, novak djokovic, nick kyrgios of course always provides interestingnk, you know, much has been talked about in terms of financial revenue and whether this is a big risk. i think what people are looking at here is, the world looking to australia to provide an example of what it is like to hold a major international event with huge sporting names, even with the challenges of the locals because it is going to local tourists of the travel bands and the border closure. it is also about australians, melburnians who have stuck with that lockdown and now are out and enjoying that big event. that's just about it from me. as always, there's plenty more on the website or download the bbc news app. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. goodbye. hello. we have a particularly cold week ahead across the uk, as we are set to set an arctic air with biting easterly winds, particularly for today and tomorrow stop it is also the threat of some heavy snowfall to contend with, potentially causi

naomi osaka, serena williams, ash barty, novak djokovic, australia's nick kyrgios, of course, alwaysd again, ithink, you know, much has been talked about in terms of financial revenue and whether this is a big risk. i think what people are looking at here is, the world looking to australia to provide an example of what it's like to hold a major international event with huge sporting names, even with the challenges of doing it in the midst of a pandemic but really, also to the locals, because it is going to local tourists of the travel bans and the border closure. it is also about australians, melburnians, who have stuck with that lockdown and now are out and enjoying that big event. they say �*laughter is the best medicine', which means we really need it in a pandemic, and in the spirit of �*the show must go on�*, the leicester comedy festival has started online. its been running for nearly 30 years, this time via live stream, with more than 100 comedians, and audiences getting involved. our arts editor will gompertz dropped in. laughter. there's nothing like a good lockdown laugh. i

women's world number one ash barty, australian, was in one of the iranians. cheering and support, a real buzz around the players and melbourne again trying to prove that after one of the most long and strict lockdowns around the world, they are able to draw in the tennis and the top names. it’s tennis and the top names. it's a very positive _ tennis and the top names. it's a very positive start to the yearfor a very positive start to the year for sport where we are hoping to have an olympics, and other big events around the world. . �* , �* ., world. that's true. and i think organisers _ world. that's true. and i think organisers of— world. that's true. and i think organisers of big _ world. that's true. and i think organisers of big sporting - organisers of big sporting events, not least of course the olympics, are going to be watching this quite closely. they are going to want to know what happens, what works, what doesn't. how the organisers, how the city was able to limit movement and mixing but remember, this is only able to happen because australia has

barty raced through the first set against karolina muchova, taking it 6—1, but 25th seed muchova thento win in three sets, to earn a semi—final meeting withjennifer brady. i have played a lot of matches where there have been medical time—outs, i have taken them myself before. that should not be a massive turning point in the match. i was disappointed i let it become a turning point but i am experienced enough now to be able to deal with that, but it is a disappointment to do without a doubt but we learn and we move on. in form daniil medvedev has beaten his fellow—russian andrey rublev in straight sets — that stretched his winning run to 19 matches world number four medvedev is looking for a first grand slam title. and he'll play the winner of this match — stefanos tsitsipas against rafa nadal. baffert and adele has the opening set. nadal is bidding for a record 21st grand slam crown. and there's good news for tennis fans in melbourne — a 50% capacity crowd will be allowed back in tomorrow, after the five—day coronavirus lockdown came to an end. lots of british interest still in the t

the home favourite and world number one ash barty is out.n and welcome to the bbc news at one. healthy, young volunteers will be infected with coronavirus to test vaccines and treatments in the world's first covid—i9 "human challenge" study, which will take place in the uk. the project has just got the go—ahead from the uk's clinical trials ethics body. 90 youngsters aged between 18 and 30 will be exposed to the virus in a safe and controlled environment while medics monitor their reactions. our health correspondent jim reed reports. thousands of volunteers in the uk have already taken part in coronavirus trials like this one to test a vaccine. now, though, permission has been given for a very different type of study. 90 health young adults will be the first in the world to be deliberately infected with coronavirus. people involved in the research so it offers real advantages. human viral challenae offers real advantages. human viral challenge studies _ offers real advantages. human viral challenge studies because - offers real advantages. h

arguably the performance of the day came from home favourite ashleigh barty.d the super league board says it will meet before making a comment. and britain's laura muir's set a new british indoor record at the world indoor tour meeting in lievin in france. she did it in the 1500m, but it was an achievement that was overshadowed by race winner gudaf tsegay from ethiopia, who set a new world indoor record. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the cold snap across the uk continues. and no sign of anything milder for the remainder of this week. very cold nights ahead and some pretty bitterly cold days as well. a subtle change for today is that the wind will be lighter than it has been on monday and tuesday, though perhaps it won't feel quite as raw, but it's still an easterly or northeasterly wind. still some chains of showers being fed in, some making their way a reasonable way westwards. some of the heaviest snow on wednesday possibly for kent and sussex, the southeast of scotland and the northeast of england. as we move overnight wednesday into thursday, i'

world number one ash barty has been knocked out.d and, yeah, heat, ithink was checked my pressure, temperature and and, yeah, heat, i think was the and, yeah, heat, ithink was the main— and, yeah, heat, ithink was the main one — the england cricket captainjoe root says he didn�*t express him self clearly when telling the media yesterday that moeen ali had "chosen" to return home and miss the rest of the test series against india. he says the initial plan had always been to stand moeen down for the last two tests as part of their rotation policy, but because he had played so little cricket, missing the sri lanka series with coronavirus last month, he was given the option to stay on. he says he fully supports moeen�*s decision to spend time with his family. the former world and olympic 400—metre champion christine ohuruogu hasjoined the board of gb boxing, as a nonexecutive director. over a four—year term, she�*ll help with future strategby, she�*ll help with future strategy, with a focus on performance sport. she says she�*s was look

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which means number one in top seed ash barty moved into the quarterfinals for a 3rd straight year after dismissing shelby rogers in straight sets the 24 year old to still in course to become the 1st australian woman to win this grand slam since 1978. 0 and a 10 year obviously it's exciting to be in another quarterfinal of a grand slam particularly here in australia and just i mean if we'd looked at the way they were preparing during our pre-season to have the start that we've had so far. really encouraging but certainly certainly not satisfied with where we're at the moment or why and keep trying to do the right things to progress as far as we can. but 6 feet alina especially in a crash house ukranian hadn't dropped a set in melbourne this year until she met well number 61 jessica happen to know the american reaching have 1st grand slam quarter final. question play can patch it jennifer brady john against roscoe dizzy. serina williams play some of the help in the quarter finals on tuesday tracing that elusive 24th grand slam which will equal the record held by margaret court so he has n

women's number one top seed ashley barty is on the way to the quarter finals 40 to care of american shelby rogers waiting for her in the next round his 25th seed catalina of the czech republic this 24 year old is aiming to become the 1st australian woman to win this grand slam since 1978. foot sea the interceptor leader has crashed out though the ukrainian had not dropped a set in melbourne this year before meeting would of the $61.00 jessica. the 26 year old american reaching her 1st grand slam quarter final with 864-3663 wind before the sea vent had never even been begun before ground at a slam. and always there for the 5 but yes sometimes it's just. not happening and it's very disappointing because i think feeling very good on the court before and to have the day like that is. yeah it's extremely. disappointing. so we know william's place amount to halep in the quarter finals on tuesday chasing that he loose of 24th grand slam which would equal the record held by margaret court so we know it's not one of celebs 2017 but our coaches relaxed about it does she need a validation i don't thi

the women's number one ashley barty is into round 2 but had to work hard for it she was up against fellow australians are you governed over just by winning the 1st set 61 she had to save 2 set points before taking the set on the tie break and looking at the men's draw stephanus did so both had a really tough match against australia benefited from that the greek eventually coming through in 5 steps to reach the 3rd round in a match lasted 4 hours and 32 minutes. now i'm you know who'll be without one of their top defenders germy what's hang for the fun of the club world cup rather later on thursday night he's pulled out the match against aggress following the death of his former girlfriend. i'm told this is stunned us jerome came to my room and asked me if he was allowed to return home both the club and i agreed your flight back and not be available until further notice. by and i mean for 6 trophy in 12 months was standing in the way all central american champions to aggress no mexican card has ever reached the club world cup final and if they do pull off an upset they will become the 1st

time to be reformed as we talked about here for most of its history the senate was a majority rule bartywe saw plenty of partisanship during that time one of the dynamics underappreciated is once a bill is demonstrated that it has a majority to pass and it's going to pass a lot of people come off the sidelines and start negotiating. that's what happened with calhoun's organ bill in 1840s that's what happened with the bush tax cuts were democrats filibustered it and under reconciliation so they only needed a majority. once it was clear the bill had a majority the democrats jumped on board, once you have the train leaving the station, you have the potential for reviving bipartisan action but you have to have action, you have to take the option off the table for the minority and the party out of power to simply sit on their hands and walk the majority in order to make them look bad. getting back to the framers for a second they explain an explicit terms this is what they feared and why they wanted the senate majority rule body they feared what they called a minority having the temptation to

i big shock in the women's draw — world number one ash barty said it was "heartbreaking" to be knocked was the turning point for the 25th seed. when she returned she dominated the rest of the match taking the next two sets. i have played a lot of matches where there have been medical time—outs, i have taken them myself before. that should not be a massive turning point in the match. i was disappointed today that i let it become a turning point but i am experienced enough now to be able to deal with that, but it is a disappointment today without a doubt but we learn and we move on. i think it was a bit of the heat, i was feeling dizzy at some points, really lost and almost fainting, so ijust ask for help. the doctor checked my pressure, temperature and everything, and yeah, heat, i think was the main one. darren drysdale — the referee that appeared to square up to an ipswich town player during their match against northampton in league one last night, has apologised. the fa are investigating the incident that involved the midfielder alanjudge, who had been booked for diving. drysdale say

that's caught right in the stars well women's tennis number one and australian open top seed ashley barty has powered her way into this year's 4th round the 24 year old took care of rushes that cut arena alexander over in straight sets on saturday in melbourne 66 for the final schools of the australian inside an empty stadium of the local state government introduced fresh covert 19 restrictions for the next 5 days but he will play american shelby rogers next she's hoping to become the 1st australian women's champion at this tournament since 1978. body through but a former world number one covering the place of her has crashed out in straight sets the czech clearly frustrated of the dropping the 1st set to countryman catalina 75 and then to make matters worse she threw it away after fighting back to lead 5 love in the 2nd 7575 the final score. now actually i don't think my game is that i mean the top for sure neither at the top no matter how you know i don't want to be like 2 sarcastic and 2 and i got a faster because i just lost so it's tough to like really say but i don't think i was pla

and it was an easy day's work for the women's number one ashley barty the home favorite enjoyed a double bagel win over sanka covenants which means she didn't lose a single game it's only took her 45 minutes to ease into the 2nd round. now krone virus lockdowns of meant a huge reduction in the amount of sport played worldwide but sweden's unique approach the pandemic has had the opposite effect on the game handle a sport traditionally popular in spain and latin america or east has this report. it's lunchtime in sweden and the courts in melbourne and helsingborg are fully booked most sports have struggled during the pandemic but paddle has bucked the trend with sweden's relatively few restrictions meaning that 2020 was its best year yet this place to open up between 20142015 so it was really easy to get times when it was completely out and the last 2 years has been absolutely booming. is the sport on everyone's lips and it's insane $450.00 new courts were built around the country last year and bookings hit the $1000000.00 mark 5 times higher than in 2018. footballers including zlatan abra

and it was an easy day's work for the women's number one ashley barty the home favorite enjoyed a double bagel when over danka of a nature which means that she didn't use a single game he only took her 45 minutes to ease into the 2nd round a 2 time champion victoria azarenka has been knocked out in the 1st round by 60 that jessica was good at it while russian was well short in her of her best in this match and appeared to be struggling with the warm weather in australia as our anchor also told the press the 14 days quarantine took its toll on her something that you know maybe we just didn't know what to do or maybe it was not enough time you know i can sit here and cons of plate for a long period of time but. it was a feeling prepared for leno but also going into a grand slam. or at tournaments like ok i'll have to do the best i can with what i have. turning champions if he can and got off to a very nervous start and her title defense the american was in tears before how much against local wildcard most atheists can was broken twice in the 1st said but she quickly recovered to beat the a

when wins world number one ash barty enters our home grand slam in fine form to the australians been playing in her 1st tournament in almost a year after opting out of international travel because of the current a virus pandemic but she beat 2 time grand slam champion got binyam good with her in straight sets in the yarra valley classic on sunday and herself a trophy of wooden one bats. i'm just lashing a double century against india the england cricket captain joe root has been impressing in the field too he took this spectacular one handed catch to get rid of . on day 3 of the 1st test to. hit 73 but india are 20245 way behind england's 1st innings total of 578 this bad news though for england's rugby team in the 1st game of their 6 nations title defense they were beaten at home by scotland for the 1st time since 190311 points to 6. lead into the final round of goals phoenix open in arizona both players are 18 under par but space carded 10 birdies on saturday in a career best round of 61 the 3 time major champion capped off the sensational round with a birdie putts at the 17th hole

women's number one and top seed ashley barty is powered away into this year's 4th round the 24 year old took care of rushes that kept it in the xander over in straight sets 6264 the school to the australian inside an indie stadium of the local state government introduced fresh code 19 restrictions for the next 5 days boss who will play american shelby rogers next she's hoping to become the 1st australian women's champion at this tournament since 978. body through but a former world number one catalina pushovers crèche out in straight sets the chick clearly frustrated after dropping the 1st sit through countrywoman catalina off 75 and then to make matters worse she threw it away after fighting back to lead 5 love in the 2nd 7575 the final score. now actually i don't think my game is. arming the top for sure neither at the top no matter how you know i don't want to be like to thank us to get into negative faster because i just lost so it's tough to like really say but i don't think i was playing amazing. the crickets and the rapid century from robert sharma has got india back on track in

but serena has got a big test next she'll meet women's number one ash barty in the final for that warm up vent the australian beat american shelby rogers over 3 sets in her quarterfinal parties hoping to be the 1st homegrown singles winner of your strain open in more years. contrasting scenes the bodies can patrick nick curious who was dr points for swearing smashing his rackets and throwing it into the stands the 25 rule complained about the windy conditions and lost his temper again as he was beaten by born or chara chat another woman event in melbourne curiosity there's a massive question mark over his australian open participation as he battles a knee injury. thousands of fans were in attendance for the opening day of the club world cup here in cats are african champions are actually progressed to the semifinals with the one will win over qatar's champions the hail the same shot for the winner will be gyptian side as the educationists at the education city world cup stadium venues are operating at a 30 percent capacity with fans having to test negative for carbon 19 be vaccinated o

and the women's number one ashley barty is into round 2 but had to work hard for it she was up against fellow australian diarrhoea cover low over and despite winning the 1st set $61.00 she had to save 2 set points before taking the 2nd set on a tie break. and in men's rafael nadal has made it into round 3 of the minstrels but his match had to be stopped at one point because a drunken found wouldn't stop swearing at him she was eventually removed and that's all wrapped up in straight sets win over american michael. stephan are stupid so bust had a really tough match against australia as the last sucky. as the greek eventually coming through in 5 sets reached the 3rd round the match lasted 4 hours and $32.00 . and check this out because there was a fiery match between 2 italian players 5 your 4 nini and salvatore cardozo it was a funny need that won it after 5 sets but as you can see the battle continued after the match and they eventually had to be separated by the officials it's been reported caruso was upset at funny calling him lucky after several points during the match. and by me i

world number one ashleigh barty said it was "heartbreaking" to be knocked out in the quarterfinals.f her quarterfinal in 2a minutes against karolina muchova. her czech opponent complained of dizziness and called for a medical timeout and that was the turning point for the 25th seed. when she returned, she dominated the rest of the match taking the next two sets. the england cricket coach chris silverwood has apologised for the way that moeen ali's departure from the test squad for the remainder of the series against india was handled. captainjoe root says he didn't express himself clearly when telling the media yesterday that moeen had "chosen" to return home. the plan had always been to stand moeen down for the last two tests as part of their rotation policy but because he had played so little cricket, missing the sri lanka series with coronavirus and also the first test against india, he was given the option to stay on. two of snooker�*s greatest players went up against each other at the welsh 0pen today. ronnie 0'sullivan played jimmy white in the second round. sadly, it was a on

and the world number one and home favourite ash barty is through.u can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, and watch live coverage from day one of snooker�*s welsh 0pen. three—time world champion, mark selby is up against barry pinches. just go to bbc.co.uk/sport. bye for now. see you later, katie. anyone who�*s arrived in england today after being in a high—risk covid country now has to quarantine in a government—approved hotel. the list of 33 countries includes portugal, brazil and south africa. the aim is to stop new covid variants entering england. the government has secured just under 5,000 rooms in 16 hotels. people will have to pay 1,750 pounds to quarantine for 10 days. anyone breaking the rules could face fines of up to £10,000. in scotland, the rule applies to travellers returning from all countries. 0ur transport correspondent caroline davies has been talking to some of the first travellers staying in the new quarantine hotels. it�*s small, might get a bit claustrophobic as time goes on. a different arrival to the uk.

thurman bartie is the mayor of port arthur — which is on the coast of texas.we have private contractors as long fleet neck well as city folks working now. the second day seems to be brought on by experiencing no water. we did experience two days basically without power. and this is something that all things could be handled but maybe they covered the whole state. in d regulation and we are —— i believe electrical regulation committee of texas, they are being policeman of the grid for texas. it�*s something that they did wasn�*t proper. and it�*s caused us to experience what we are experiencing throughout this entire state right now. and there are still several maybe half a million or better without power in the state. in £1 they�*re over formally without power. we wish you and your neighbours and friends and community well. we will leave it there. thank you very much forjoining us. perhaps we can stay in touch with you. stay with us on 0utside source — still to come. in our weekly video for bbc online we�*re looking at what it will take to reopen schools in th

pulled out citing a right shoulder injury, so it means she doesn't play the world number one, ash barty matches this week in the warm up event, and i think probably, given her age, 39, and the fact that a grand slam starts on monday, she is not desperately keen to play another couple of matches over the weekend. her royal highness the princess royal says she hopes the tokyo 0lympics can still go ahead in some way, shape or form. 0rganisers insist the rescheduled games will take place, despite the continuing coronavirus crisis. princess anne has been talking to the bbc as president of the riding for the disabled association. i think for those who debate about whether, if it is not done with spectators, why bother, i think the olympic games structure and ethos was about the athletes themselves, the opportunity for them to come together from the opportunity for them to come togetherfrom all over the opportunity for them to come together from all over the world, and that would be manageable. from the olympic charter�*s perspective, thatis the olympic charter�*s perspective, that is what you