whilst he faltered, borna coric fox dummett florist.ished. andy murray appeared a little bit distracted and often frustrated, enough to give the 20—year—old the opportunity that he needed. a straight sets win. well progress comes in many forms, andy murray will not be progressing in madrid any further. most things were not working particularly well. yes, wasn't great. i start of the match ok. —— started. when i started to go behind, idid started. when i started to go behind, i did not find any way to improve my game and make it more difficult for him. i just improve my game and make it more difficult for him. ijust kind of like the same things keep happening, making mistakes. very early in a lot of the rallies. i was not building any points, really. i did not tell myself find a way into the match and start playing better. defending champion and world number two novak djokovic is through to the quarter finals. he beat spain's feliciano lopez in straight sets. getting rid of his coaching staff and that self imposed shock therapy seems to

andy murray struggles again as he's knocked out of the madrid open by borna coric and fails to reachals for the second time in the three tournaments he's had since returning from injury. and hear what happened as the bbc commentary box was assaulted by a big alex hales six as the batsman scores another century at the scene of his record—breaking england innings last year. manchester united have survived a late scare and a scrap to reach the europa league final. and champions league qualification is still on the cards too as they beat celta vigo 2—1 on aggregate after a dramatic 1—1 draw in the second leg at old trafford. our correspondent andy swiss is there for us now and can tell us the story of a match that got more and more intense as the night went on. it did, and i think it's fair to say the united fans are leaving briefing a hefty sigh of relief. that was some scare. they went into the night full of confidence because they led 1-0 full of confidence because they led 1—0 after the first leg and things seem to be going smoothly in the first leg. it was after 15 minutes when unit

after being knocked out in the third round of the madrid 0pen last week, by the world number 59 borna coric when you're also looking to the next tournament but that's also sometimes a positive thing that you have another event to look forward to it immediately, you get a chance to play better, only 4—5 days after a tough match. and let's add our birthday wishes to murray, who turned 30 today. when in rome — you get a song and a cake. it's a bit more of a low key birthday for the world number one this year. he beat novak djokovic to lift the italian open title on his 29th birthday last year. his mum judy retweeted this video adding: "cake is for sharing, right?" we agree with her. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. it's just after 20 to seven. the top stories for you now. the cabinet emergency committee has been meeting after the cyber attack which affected the nhs and is still causing disruption in some areas with routine operations cancelled. jeremy corbyn has promised an extra £37 billion for the nhs and shorter hospital waiting time

he was beaten in straight sets by croatia's borna coric, who only qualified as a "lucky loser".s second victory over murray in four matches. he'll play the eighth seed dominic thiem in the quarter—finals. it does mean a lot to me. obviously i can't play very good here. at the beginning of the week. so this was quite a big surprise. yesterday in my match i started to feel good again. i was playing some very good tennis. but today i can say that it was my best match of the season. it wasn't great. i started the match 0k. it wasn't great. i started the match ok. but when i started to go behind ididn't find ok. but when i started to go behind i didn't find any way to improve my game or to make it more difficult for him. ijust let the same things keep happening. always play your best tennis, but you can still find ways to make it difficult for the opponent. there were no problems for the defending champion novak djokovic. he's through to the quarter—finals after a straight sets win over spaniard feliciano lopez. the world number two won 6—4, 7—5, and he'll face kei nishikori in the l

you can follow his progress against borna coric on radio 5 live sports extra. the fallout in the united states keeps coming as more details emerge from the extraordinary sacking of the f by it from the extraordinary sacking of the fbyiti from the extraordinary sacking of the f by it i directorjames komi. -- fbi. the white the f by it i directorjames komi. —— fbi. the white house denies it was trying to close down the fbi investigation into links with russia and has rejected calls for a special prosecutor. meanwhile, mike flynn, the former head of the national security agency has been accused of not cooperating with the senate investigation into the matter. in the last few minutes, the acting head of the fbi has been giving evidence to a committee of senators and he was asked whether the sacking ofjames and he was asked whether the sacking of james comey has and he was asked whether the sacking ofjames comey has had an impact on the organisation's ability to do its job. this is what he had to say. as you know, senator, the work the men and women of the fbi conti

coming up in sportsday on bbc news: andy murray is knocked out of the madrid open in the last 16 by borna coric he's failed to reach the quarter—finals in two of his last three events. good evening. labour's election manifesto has been formally approved by the party leadership and will be published next week. jeremy corbyn said the policies would be fully costed and would prove to be "very popular" with voters. some of the main parts of the manifesto had already found their way into the public domain, after a version of the document was leaked overnight. it included proposals to re—nationalise the railways and to scrap university tuition fees in england. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has more on the campaign events of the day. they wondered what exactly was going on, and you might too. this was meant to be the grand unveiling of a labour poster, albeit on a waste ground in south london. but the party leader was nowhere to be seen. it's got a terrific slogan. jeremy corbyn should have been selling the slogan. he'd been promised as top billing. but after the astonishing leak of a draft

murray comes into the tournament on the back of a third—round loss to world number 59 borna coric ofweek. he beat novak djokovic in the 2016 italian open final and will face local favourite fabio fognini in the second round this year. it's tough to necessarily analyse losses in a couple of days when you're also looking to the next tournament but that's also sometimes a positive thing that you have another event to look forward to it immediately, you get a chance to play better, only 11—5 days after a tough match. geraint thomas has called the crash that's likely to have ended his chances of becoming the first british winner of the giro d'italia ‘ridiculous'... the team sky rider and also orica—scott‘s adam yates were both caught up in a collision with a stationary police motorbike on the roadside during stage nine. the pair — who were second and third going into sunday's stage — now trail new overall leader nairo quintana by five minutes. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. and i'll have more in the next hour. thank you, you

up in sportsday on bbc news, andy murray loses at the madrid open, knocked out in the last 16 by borna coricach the quarterfinals in two of his last three tournaments. the bank of england has warned of a squeeze on household incomes this year as the cost of living rises faster than wages. the bank's governor, mark carney, expected only moderate growth for the uk economy. looking further ahead, he predicted a better prospect, but only if the government secures a smooth exit from the eu. our economics editor kamal ahmed reports. wherever you live, a clear message from the bank. 2017, a year of squeezed incomes, higher prices and slower growth. but better news could be coming. mark carney kicked off his mixed message on the uk economy with a warning. this is going to be a more challenging time for british households over the course of this year. real income growth, to use our terminology, will be negative. to use theirs, wages won't keep up with prices. consumers are split between the worried and those that see more positives ahead. no matter what you go in to buy nowadays, even the shops, or e

the world number one has been knocked out of the madrid 0pen at the last 16 stage by borna coric, a player, progress comes in many forms. in the dread the electronic coin toss. progress of sorts was looking to the future is andy murray with early—season injury behind him was that here and opportunity to find form before the grand slam season starts. few expected him to be troubled by coric. when your world number one people have a habit of raising their game. andy murray struggled with his serve again. whilst steve fulton, coric flourish. the croatian did not even qualify for the tournament. given a place as a lucky loser this was a chance he was not about to miss. the 20—year—old had the opportunity he needed. a straight sets win. whilst progress does come in many forms, andy murray won't be progressing in madrid any further. most things weren't working particularly well. it wasn't great. i started the match 0k. when i started to go behind, i didn't find 0k. when i started to go behind, i didn'tfind any 0k. when i started to go behind, i didn't find any way to improve my game or make it m

he was knocked out of the madrid open in straight sets by borna coric, a player ranked 58 places belowt of the day at the players championship at sawgrass. he hit a hole in one on the 17th hole. but he finished the day six shots behind the leader on 1—over par. you were talking about kim who asked to two years before you came out what was going on. sometime later you were out your closet. it was a conversation you had and you did not talk about it for some time afterwards. she came to you when you we re afterwards. she came to you when you were clearing out bruce's clothes. yes. that was... i knew when her father passed away that she had kept some of the clothes because i remember moving those clothes from one storage remember moving those clothes from one storage area remember moving those clothes from one storage area to the next. for me it was kind of tough because first of all i did not think it would be difficult clearing out my closet. i wa nted difficult clearing out my closet. i wanted to clean out my closet and bring in fresh stuff all my life but when i got there to clear out

murray comes into the tournament on the back of a third—round loss to world number 59 borna coric ofin the second round this year. it's tough to necessarily analyse losses in a couple of days when you're also looking to the next tournament but that's also sometimes a positive thing that you have another event to look forward to it immediately, you get a chance to play better, only 4—5 days after a tough match. just to confirm in the last few moments kyle edmund did win his match in the opening round of the italian open. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in sportsday at half past six. more now on the global cyber attack that has hit the nhs. the government has confirmed that there has been no fresh wave of cyber attacks on the nhs. 16 hospital trusts in england are still experiencing problems. nhs wales has said none of its computer systems have been impacted and health organisations across scotland are largely up and running. let's talk to our correspondent, ben ando, who is at the lister hospital in stev

the world number one was beaten in straight sets by the croatian borna coric, who is the world numberray three times in the opening set before going on to win 6—3, 6—3, meaning murray has now failed to reach the quarterfinals in two of his last three tournaments. everton boss ronald koeman says he's prepared to lose ross barkley if he doesn't sign a new contract soon. the england midfielder still has a year left on his current deal and koeman says the club must have an answer by the end of the season in ten days' time. he believes the longer it takes, the more doubts barkley must have, and koeman says he "prefers to work with players who want to stay." the fa chairman greg clarke has defended the rights of football clubs to pay agents whatever they see fit. clarke has spoken in the light of a fifa investigation into the £89 million transfer of paul pogba from juventus to manchester united last summer. they have written to united asking for clarification after allegations that pogba's agent mino raiola was paid £41 million for the deal. 22 of which, it's claimed, came directly from uni

after being knocked out in the third round of the madrid open last week, by the world number 59 borna coricou are also looking to the next tournament, but that's also sometimes a positive thing, that you have another event to look forward to it immediately. you get a chance to it immediately. you get a chance to play better only four or five days after a tough match. maria sharapova is guaranteed a place in the qualifying competition for wimbledon, after she won herfirst—round match at the italian open. she earned enough ranking points with a straight—sets victory over christine mchale — and if she reaches the semi—finals in rome, the five—time grand slam champion, who's returning from a 15—month doping ban, will qualify for wimbledon‘s main draw. jonny brownlee says he cannot afford to make any mistakes, if he's to become world triathlon champion. he was caught up in a crash in yokohama at the weekend — his bike was broken and he finished in 42nd place. brownlee's fine, though, and ready to continue his campaign in leeds on 11th june. i'm actually ok. surprisingly, yeah. i'm actually ok. s

murray comes into the tournament on the back of a third—round loss to world number 59 borna coric ofbio fognini in the second round this year. it's tough to analyse losses in a couple of days when you're loose looking, you know, to the next tournament, but that's also sometimes a positive thing that you have another event to look forward to. immediately you get a chance to play better only four or five days after a tough match. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. in his first full day in office the new french president, emmanuel macron, has named edouard philippe as his prime minister. 46—year—old mr philippe is not from the president's new centrist party but from the centre—right republicans. 0ur correspondent mark lowen has this report. the new prime minister is on the centrist wing of the right. mayor of the city of le havre, he was at mr macron's university and was originally a socialist. his immediate challenge, to get mr macron's newborn political party a majority in elections next month. france's youngest ever president was inaugurated yesterday in centu

murray comes into the tournament on the back of a third—round loss to world number 59 borna coric ofte fabio fognini in the second round this year. it's tough to analyse losses in a couple of days when you're looking to the next tournament, but that's also sometimes a positive thing that you have another event to look forward to immediately you get a chance to play better you know only four or five days after a tough match. that's all sport for now. throughout the general election campaign we're going to be taking an in depth look at some of the topics most important to you and hearing from our specialist editors. today, we're focussing on the economy. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed has been assessing what the big issues are for voters. it was james carville, bill clinton's election adviser, who, when asked what won elections, had a pretty simple answer — "it's the economy, stupid," he said. and that's probably still true today. i think for voters, there are big issues around living standards, and that income squeeze, which have pretty much been with us since 2008 and the financial

murray comes into the tournament on the back of a third—round loss to world number 59 borna coric ofar. it is tough to analyse losses in a couple of days. you are also looking to the next tournament. that is also sometimes a positive thing that you have another event to look forward to immediately, you get a chance to play better for— five days after a tough match. let me bring you some news about the brewers murderer ian brady. he is very ill and is receiving palliative care. “— very ill and is receiving palliative care. —— the murder is murder. he is 79 and is being held in ashworth hospital which is a psychiatric unit. he is ill for some time. there was a court hearing in february where lawyer said he had been bedridden for a couple of years and it was fair to say that he was terminally ill with emphysema amongst his ailments. in light of the most recent reports about it being gravely ill, and reports that he is at the end of his life. one of the brothers of one of his victims has been speaking, saying that he would beg ian brady to reveal where he dumped the body of keith bennett

borna coric beat murray in straight sets to ensure he has failed to reach the quarterfinals in two of. durham beat nottinghamshire, by 4 wickets in their one day cup match, but one astonishing six from alex hales stole the headlines. he managed a total of three, in his innings of 104. but with this one, he found the only open window in a radio commentary box and the ball was picked up by one of the two gentlemen from the bbc covering the match. here's how it went for bbc radio nottingham's dave bracegirdle. commentator: the first ball he bowled round the wicket, hales hits this towards me — it's coming towards me, it's coming! it's coming to our commentary position! i've got it! wow, wow, wow! hang on, hang on. that is amazing! it is coming towards me, it is coming towards me! at least they didn't break the glass. that is the voice you want if there are sharks in the water.m glass. that is the voice you want if there are sharks in the water. it is coming towards me! that's it for fiow. coming towards me! that's it for now. we will be going through the papers ina now. we will be going