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thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks who had previously beaten last year's semi finalist, cam norriebanks winning this one in five sets. he will now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals — that has not happened here before. daniil medvedev only needed to win two sets againstjiri lehecka before his opponent retired injured. also a retirement in the women's draw. elena rybakina safely through to the quarter final after her brazilian opponent, beatriz haddad maia, pulled up with a lower back problem 4—1 down in the first set. she will now play tunisian ons jabeur, a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina one. a repeat of last year's final, which elena rybakina won. jabeur has looked really impressive in the championships so far and beat the two—time champion petra kvitova, 6-0, 6-3. the australian open champion aryna sabalenka is also through. she has looked better round by round. she saw off ekaterina alexandrova in straight sets. next for her will be american madison keys who dropped the first set against the russian 16—year—old mirra andreeva.

dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks, who previously beaten last year's semifinalist cam norrieing this one in five, and he'll now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals. that's not happened here before. medvedev only needed to win two sets against yury lachica before his opponent retired with injury. there was also a retirement in the women's draw elena rybakina safely through to the quarter finals after her brazilian opponent, beatrice haddad maia pulled up with a lower back problem, 4—1 down in the first set and rybakina will now play tunisia's ons jabeur in the quarterfinals. that's a repeat, of course, of last year's final, which rybakina won. jabuer looked really impressive at the championship so far and beat the two time champion petra kvitova love and three. the australian open champion aryna sabalenka is also through to the quarterfinals. she's look better and better round by round. she saw off ekaterina alexandrova in straight sets and next for sabalenka will be america's madison keys, who dropped the first set against the russian 16 —year—

last year's beaten semifinalist cam norrie has not matched his form of last year lately but won in fourth—west france before the first mountain stage in the pyrenees tomorrow. and a bit of deja vu — mark cavendish's had his second chance to win a stage this year and break the all—time record, but he'll have to wait until friday at least, because — yet again — belgium's jasper philipsen outsprinted all the fast men to take the stage win. drew savage reports. at the tour de france, you've got to do what you can to get a good view of the action. it was another quiet day for adam yates, all about saving energy. he'd only have to finish in the main bunch to keep the yellowjersey. early on, there was more entertainment on the side of the road than actually on it. the stage was building towards a devilishly fast finish, even if it didn't feel like it at times. mark cavendish, like all the sprinters, was waiting in the peloton for that moment, which arrived on the motor racing circuit of nogaro. they say some sprint finishes can feel like being inside a washing machine. chaos reigns. european c

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there was dappointment for andy murray, one of three british players to go out in a few hours with cam norrie liam brodie. murray was beaten in five sets. the greek fifth seed two cents to one down from last night. howard through in the end to win in five. safely into the third is carlos alcaraz. the top seed of exile or muller -- alexander moeller. women's number one seed got past martic. aryna sabalenka and ons jabeur. rybakina plays katie boulter on saturday. >> police in las vegas say no one will be charged after an alleged incident involving britney spears. she claims she was hit in the face by a security guard working for a well-known basketball player. she was backhanded after she approached victor wembenyama from behind. in an emotional statement, she described it as traumatic. before we let you go, not many couples get to celebrate 77 years together. former president jimmy carter and his wife got to do just that in their hometown of plains, georgia. the couple was married in july 1946. after nearly eight decades, they've become the longest married presidential couple in history. the

the miserable day for british players continued with cam norrie, who reached the semi—finals last yearud yesterday — but was unable to produce another shock, going down 4-6, 6-2, 7-5, 7-5. england are still in the fight, in the third ashes test against australia at headingley after failing to take advantage with the bat earlier — they managed to claim some crucial and big wickets by the close of day. australia lead by 142 runs with 6 wickets remaining in their second innings. joe wilson was watching. skimmed the details and crickets, summer it's all comes back to ben stokes. at the others have fallen, his job is to stokes. at the others have fallen, hisjob is to rescue stokes. at the others have fallen, his job is to rescue the to keeping in close to australia's square to keep england in the ashes. but he's carrying injuries. he knew that was going to a field there, but something about his batting intimidates even the australians, missed it. australia picked a young spin bowler. this was todd murphy's headingley education. ben stokes to 50 for then pass 200 and spectators to their feet

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later british number one cam norrie is playing and the defending ladies champion from kazakhstan, butcted a match from the first british player and coach, katie boulter, 6—5000 in the first set against daria saville of australia. nothing could be nine roger federer�*s parade, because before the murray match, on centre court he will be presented with an award for the record eight men's singles titles at wimbledon. he is the king of grass and resigned last year. actual royalty also here, the duchess of cambridge is at sw19. thank you, nestor mcgregor. we have the weather forecast shortly. the controversy surrounding the dismissal of england batsman jonny bairstow in the second ashes test is continuing with australia's prime minister tweeting "same old aussies, always winning!" the third test starts on thursday in front of what's likely to be a partisan headingley crowd as tensions are high between the two teams. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at headingley. with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously — with some sunshine. sunny and stormy simultaneously here _ with some

round about this time last night we saw andy murray and cam norrie go out of the championships and notter that liam brady, to. british hopes now rest with katie and to the wheelchair events get going later next week. she is playing and more on that to come. we will start tonight with the world number one because it has been the match of the day. it was a thriller on centre court. the world number one in the end digging deep and fighting hard for his place in the last 16. a vile box filled with sporting legends, all—weather eyes fixed on centre court for the arrival of the best men player in the world. alcaraz is getting used to these big occasions, his opponent not so much, needing a little guidance in his first wimbledon appearance in four years. he found his way, forcing the spaniard into shots like this. save hands of the umpire. alcaraz is the best player for a reason. hands of the umpire. alcaraz is the best playerfor a reason. shots hands of the umpire. alcaraz is the best player for a reason. shots like this are the proof. the top seed had not dropped a set at wimbledon this yea

to one specific umbrella that screens in front of us showing what is going on and talking about cam norrien to see norrie won that match only dilutes the second 6—4 and when we think about last year when norrie, he was third up at the side of the moment, what you think norrie is added at the moment on this form? == think norrie is added at the moment on this form?— on this form? -- at. he actually had to victory over _ on this form? -- at. he actually had to victory over carlos _ on this form? -- at. he actually had to victory over carlos in _ on this form? -- at. he actually had to victory over carlos in the - on this form? -- at. he actually had to victory over carlos in the finals i to victory over carlos in the finals of one particular than that he ended up of one particular than that he ended up winning. in many a bit of a tip—off informed and norrie is such a warrior on the court. he's very physical, makes matches for a long ragweed and fiscal contests and to keep that level up if that is how you win a lot of your points. he is a semi finalist last year and he wanted more than just s

his tournament over — as is the case for the british number one cam norries.'s catch up with chetan pathak who's there for us. let's start with the men's side of the draw — and a bad day for the british players today. disappointing results coming within a few hours of each other. we will start with andy murray, the two—time champion, winning his first title backin champion, winning his first title back in 2013. a total contrast from thursday night where he went two sets to one when the curfew meant that a match had to be carried over into friday afternoon, but credits to the fifth seed from greece to then when those two sets. andy murray's great frustration and some andy murray's wimbledon ends yet again at the second round stage. frustration for him, the british number one was beaten by america's christopher eubanks. nori was a semi finalist last year, but his championships are over, as are liam brody, the british wild card. brody beaten by dennis, his route to semifinals here, he knocked out andy murray a couple of years ago, five sets, brody brave again and

eye of fans in the previous round defeating british number one and 2022 wimbledon semifinalist cam norrieowd with his four consecutive aces, beating norrie in four sets. >> biggest win of my career, by far, no question. >> reporter: it hasn't always been aces for eubanks. earlier this year, the tennis star frustrated with the grass courts found help from tennis legend kim clijsters. >> i'm loving the grass. >> reporter: number one seeded spaniard carlos alcaraz winning in four sets and potentially could be playing novak djokovic. >> game, set, match. >> reporter: the women's matches also action packed. american madison keys effortlessly defeating ukrainian marta kostyuk. keys now heads into the final week at wimbledon. now two games to watch out for today. american jessica pegula goes head to head with ukrainian lesia tsurenko. tomorrow christopher eubanks will be battling it out with greece's stefanos tsitsipas. we can't wait to watch these matches, but in the meantime, we're going to go off and get some glorious strawberries and cream. wish you were here. >> whit: wish i was there too.

i mean, cam norrie won indian wells masters , which was, you know, no masters, which was, you know, noin terms of, you know, like little kids, i definitely don't think there's enough resources for them. well, why aren't there enough resources? >> because it's not as if the lta, the lawn tennis association doesn't make million every year out of things like wimbledon. and they are supposed to be putting some of that back into the training facilities for younger people. so what is going wrong ? what is the difference wrong? what is the difference between the way we encourage youngsters to see tennis as a as a as a livelihood here in this country compared with what you see when you're working in america compared to the states . america compared to the states. >> there's you know, there's no comparison , to be honest with comparison, to be honest with you. like park and recreational courts in the in the states is like the equivalent to like pro level courts. and you have floodlights as well, like for free and you don't have to pay and you can get, you know, that level of court with lights.

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and cam norrie, as well. you will be last up in court number one. us today we will see some dry weather, some sunshine, the rain in the south and the north, where we are looking at rain and drizzle. cooler than yesterday. not as windy. with the weather front trekked across scotland, it will sink into northern ireland and also northern england. some of the showers could be heavy and thundery. the showers in the south replaced by the rain moving in across southern counties and across the south—east. that too could be heavy and thundery. in between we are looking at a mixture of bright spells, sunny spells and some showers. temperatures today up to about 15 or 20 degrees. north to south. as we head through this evening and overnight the rain continues the journey eastwards, lingering longest in the east of east anglia. there will be some showers might behind it. and still our mccormick weather front across northern ireland, northern england and scotland producing some showers. a cool night, falling away to between five to 11 degrees. if you are camping

wales met the king of centre court, roger federer, as day two of wimbledon saw andy murray and cam norrie cruise into the second round. paul coyte as cruising here in the studio with the latest sport. >> yes i am. and i'll tell you, roger federer actually touched her and i'm very, very unhappy about that . andy murray did look about that. andy murray did look terrific yesterday. he finds out who going to play later on who he's going to play later on this . this afternoon. >> what time are you on.7 at 626, 20. and he's got footage from australia, the paul coyte sports slot has gone international as international. >> very, very excited about that, very, very exciting. >> incredible. you stick with us, mate. oh, yeah. and will it be a day of sun or a day of showers .7 showers? >> yeah. we'll have the latest weather update for you. >> it's been a cool and in some places wet start to the month. but the heat returns in some places by the end of the week. i'll have the full details in the forecast up . the forecast coming up. >> so here we go. today the national health service celebrates its 75t

cam norrie a bad defeat for really. eubank's for him, really.wer, than lower, ranked a lot lower than him in the in the world rankings . eubanks yeah, he's six foot seven. he he is six foot seven, 27 years old. he moves like federer, isn't it? it is a little bit , yeah. federer, isn't it? it is a little bit, yeah. he federer, isn't it? it is a little bit , yeah. he delivers federer, isn't it? it is a little bit, yeah. he delivers a he delivered a knockout yesterday on the court. certainly then certainly did. and then obviously liam broady as obviously we saw liam broady as well. was he to? the well. who was he lost to? the canadian 26th seed, denis shapovalov . so that was a shapovalov. so that was a disappointment for him. but big today. big, big day for katie boulter. today. boulter. she's on today. absolutely yeah. 445 obviously times subject to change depending on the on the schedule. but she's up against elena who was the elena rybakina, who was the champ. she's the champion. she's also australian also the australian open finalist . so if s

andy murray and cam norrie are waiting to find out their second round opponents.gland's women need to win the t20 match. its 9.38. we are talking about the nhs at 75. will it make 100? some interesting calls. it's wednesday — it's prime minister's questions from midday. the deputies will be standing in. from 10:00am i'll be joined by my panel of mps. this week it's the conservative mp for wimbledon, former health minister stephen hammond. the labour mp for nottingham north, alex norris, the shadow levelling up minister. and the snp mp for central ayrshire, dr philippa whitford. there is a clue in doctor, a good line—up for today. so get your questions in — the nhs, railway station ticket office closures, school strikes, interest rates, "mingle and jingle" — partygate. you set the agenda, you ask the questions. get them in now. and nhs consultant and anaesthetist is with us. made a documentary, highly and thoroughly recommended from what i hear, made for bbc sounds and radio four. anthony tracy, the digital director is also with us. sophie in durham and carolyn ecc