absolutely, cameron norrie and dan evans got through to the third round, we have the seen cameron norrie. it was a very composed performance from cameron norrie, not so much from his opponent who was very angry at points over cameron aborting his balls in the sunny conditions, he was complaining to the pie, he was going to the fans, turned into a bit of a pantomime, but cameron norrie said he is feeling great and confident and really building into this tournament. he will play more next and a bit later today dan evans will hope tojoin him in and a bit later today dan evans will hope to join him in the fourth round, he plays the 2014 the champion. max verstappen delighted his fans to claim pole for his home race, the dutch grand prix, for the second year in a row. some of them got a bit over excited at zandvoort with a flare thrown on to the track bringing the second session of qualifying to a temporary halt. there was no stopping the championship leader verstappen in the final session as he beat ferrari's charle leclerc byjust two hundredths of a second, the smallest margin of the season

cameron norrie said no. way to the last 16 here for the first time, still without dropping a set. i was able to feel a lot more relaxed today and kind of use that momentum from those matches to get through those tough ones where i didn't really play great to playing a lot better today, and i think that is great with the setting, you can work your way more into the tournament than going out there and having to play a top seed early on. hoping tojoin the british number one, the british number two. a clash of contrasting styles, the diminutive dan evans against the mighty marin cilic. a 22 minute tie—break finally clinched by the croatian. another tie—break. evans scored no points for acrobatics, but got the prize. one set apiece. two and half hours of play took its toll on his toes, and marin cilic found a foothold, marching onto the next round. that means that for the third grand slam in a row, cameron norrie is the last british player standing in the singles. next he plays the russian, andrey rublev, with ju

in the men's singles, dan evans and cameron norrie are through to the third round.the second seed. this felt like a final, not a second round. a thrilling tie—break went to williams. they roared like she'd won. not seeing the twist, anett kontaveit was plotting. this was going the distance. she knew this could be it. so did they. she gave them vintage, she gave them valiant, and ultimately, she gave them victory. and there was another upset on the cards. british 20—year—old jack draper greeting the latest win in his meteoric rise with a wry smile, before the celebration became less muted when it sunk in he'd just beaten last year's semifinalist. over in the less glamorous surroundings of court 12, dan evans made a solid start to his second—round match and looked to cruising to victory, when, out of nowhere, the australianjames duckworth stole the third set. the brit buckled down and there was exhilaration in this celebration. what a way to finish it. evans passed the baton straight to his compatriot cameron norrie, who powered through the pressure from joao sousa to

cheering that means that for the third grand slam in a row, cameron norrie is the last british playereeding spots separating them, norrie knows he'll need to be aggressive if he's to climb his way to the quarterfinals. laura scott, bbc news, new york. the foo fighters, and 80,000 of their fans, have joined forces to say goodbye to the band's former drummer, taylor hawkins, who died earlier this year, at the age of 50. 0n the drums, his 16—year—old son, shane, whojoined the hands lead singer, dave grohl, for the six—hour tribute concert at wembley stadium, which also featured surprise appearances from sir paul mccartney, queen and ac/dc. more news on the bbc news channel throughout the afternoon, the next news is at 6:35pm. from all of us, i hope you have a sport, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. hello, i'm ben croucher with your latest from the bbc sport centre. the us open continues later with the fourth round under way. the most eye catching encounter looks to be in the arthur ashe stadium from midnight our time where number one seed daniil medvedev takes on wimbledon

cameron norrie 5aid for doing this. deliberate? cameron norrie said no. n't really play great to playing a lot better today, and i think that is great with the setting, you can work your way more into the tournament than going out there and having to play a top seed early on. there and having to play a top seed earl on. ., , ., there and having to play a top seed earl on. .,, ., ., �* , early on. hoping to 'oin the british number h early on. hoping to 'oin the british number one, the i early on. hoping to join the british number one, the british _ early on. hoping to join the british number one, the british number i early on. hoping to join the british i number one, the british number two. a clash of contrasting styles, the diminutive dan evans against the mighty marin cilic. a 22 minute tie—breakfinally mighty marin cilic. a 22 minute tie—break finally clinched by the croatian. another tie—break. evans scored no points for acrobatics, but got the prize. one set apiece. two and half hours of play took its toll on his toes, and marin cilic found a foothold,

in the men's singles, british number one cameron norrie is due to play portugal'sjoao sousa in the secondirl that signals the serena show is getting another act. a departing great going toe to toe with the second seed. this felt like a final, not a second round. a thrilling tie—break went to williams. they roared like she'd won, not seeing the twist anett kontaveit was plotting. this was going the distance. she knew this could be it. so did they. she gave them vintage, she gave them valiant, and ultimately she gave them victory. and there was another upset on the cards, british 20—year—old jack draper greeting the latest win in his meteoric rise with a wry smile before the celebration became less muted when it sunk in — he'd just beaten last year's semifinalist. over in the less glamorous surroundings of court 12, another brit has been impressing today, dan evans making a solid start to his second—round match against the australian james duckworth. dan da n eva ns dan evans was two sets up but he has just lost the third. he will be followed on to court by his compatriot cameron norrie who

there was disappointment for team europe's cameron norrie in the laver cup this afternoon.eam world. emma raducanu was forced to retire from the semi—final of the korea 0pen, handing victory to top seed jelena 0stapenko. the 19 year old took a medical timeout — after struggling with a left glute injury and conceded to the latvian midway through the deciding set. six time moto gp champion marc marquez claimed his first pole position for three years — ahead of the japanese grand prix. the spaniard was two tenths of a second clear at motegi. championship leader fabio quartararo will start ninth, with rival francesco bagnaia twelfth. britain's cal crutchlow was 23rd. to a novel competition in the snooker world now — and the world mixed doubles is taking place in milton keynes — a round robin format featuring the top four from the men's and women's games. it all builds up to the final tomorrow evening — as imran sidat reports. a landmark day in milton keynes is mixed doubles made its return to the snooker calendar for the first time in more than 30 years. 19 world titles between

cameron norrie is into the third round of the us open after straightforward victory win overjoao sousa best ever run at flushing meadows. norrie will face denmark's holger rune for a chance to make the second week of the championships. four british men are now through to the third round of the us open for the first time in the open era. dan evans is also through to the third round. he was in fine form against australia's james duckworth, finishing off with a flourish. as he triumphed in four sets tojoin norrie, andy murray and jack draper in the third round. centre tatyana heard makes herfirst england appearance in three years in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam remain. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. england's emily scarrat admitted that the selection process is always tough. selections are never a nice kind of

cameron norrie and dan evans play tomorrow. cup, which starts next month after injuring his leg in a golfing accident. he slipped walking to take a tee shot and has a suspected broken leg. bairstow has been brilliant this year, scoring over 1,000 runs including six centuries in test cricket, and is a key part of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett has been added to the test squad for their final match against new zealand next week. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it's desperately sad forjohnny because he's had the year of his life. he's got over 1000 runs in this calendar year, over six centuries and you can say he more than anybody has embraced this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself, very positively. no one has benefited more positively than him. it cry in shame, ridiculous in this year where his probably played his best to end like this. —— he has probably the line—up for saturday's finals of the hundred is complete. in the men's competitio

and cameron norrie's involvement in the us open is over after he was beaten in the fourth round by russia'srie, who hadn't dropped a set in the three previous rounds, slipped to a straight sets defeat as rublev advanced to the quarterfinal in new york. two of the most important apartments of the game, the second service, gave him a lot of points there, it was probably my best part of my game and not do that well, so that is part of it. like i said, andrey was very solid and better than me in all departments, so credit to him. wales manager gemma grainger says she wants to emulate the atmosphere that saw the men's national team qualify for their first world cup in 64 years when they host slovenia in their women's world cup qualifier in cardiff tomorrow. they need just a point to qualify for the play—offs, after beating greece 1—0 on friday, and the attendance will be a record for women's football in wales. 12,000 fans are expected, more than double their previous record. the belief that i have, the staff have, in the team, is something that we've had from day one, so game 10 doesn't excite m

the last 16 new to the last 16 now lies with through to the last 16 now lies with dan evans and cameron norrie, who will play tomorrow, but tonight it's the third act of the serena williams show as she tries to stave off her swansong for a little longer. laura scott, thank you, at flushing meadows. let's take a look at the weather because louise lear has joined me. there is nothing subtle about our weather. we seem to have jumped feet first in the battle between summer into autumn because today, we had 27 degrees, that's the second day in a row we've seen 80 fahrenheit so it's been hot and humid for some others but it's all about low pressure this weekend and it's really going to bring some heavy, persistent rain out to the west is that low is not moving very far very fast, and that could have quite an impact. west will be wet, as you can see quite clearly. this is the rainfall accumulations with the darkest blues and greens through northern ireland and greens through northern ireland and into south—west scotland, perhaps through the weekend we could see as much as 50—100 millimetres of rain.

well, as serena williams bowed—out at the us open tennis — victory there for cameron norrie today meansafter he reached the last 16 in new york for the first time. dan evans is on court now. onto rugby union and england won a record 24th consecutive test match when they thrashed the usa in a warm—up for next month's women's world cup. an experimental side cruised to victory in exeter 52—111. there was a nail—biting finish in the men's hundred — won by the trent rockets with two balls to spare. the women's title went to the oval invincibles for the second year in a row. joe wilson reports from finals day at lord's. did that get your attention? it's supposed to. the hundred is cricket seeking new audiences. well, the product always depends on the players. here is south african shabnim ismail bowling, fast, for oval invincibles. and the woman with the catch was her. outstanding. bowling next, english teenager alice capsey — faint touch, catch, and southern brave madejust 101 from their 100 balls. in reply, experienced marizanne kapp urged composure. she led, emily windsor followed. her win

british number one cameron norrie has pulled out of the korea open less than an hour before his quarterjenson brooksby but the atp has confirmed he was unable to play due to illness. he's the third seeded player to withdraw from the korea open. norrie had said after his last match that he was suffering from jet lag. one of horse racing's top flat jockeys, christophe soumillon has been banned for 60 days after pushing another rider off a horse during a race in france earlier today. the incident happened towards the back of the field at st cloud, soumillon appeared to lean into fellowjockey rossa ryan until he fell off. ryan wasn't seriously hurt and soumillon said it was an accident. but he was disqualified and given him the 2 month ban starting on october 14th which means he can still ride one of the favourites in the prix de l'arc de triomph this sunday. it should never have happened. it was dangerous. but he apologised straightaway to the rider, rossa ryan, affected, to the horse and the trainer of the horse as well. he is aware he put them in real potential danger. luckily, no harm c

means the hopes of the british man getting through to the last 16 now lies with dan evans and cameron norriee longer. laura scott, thank you, at flushing meadows. let's take a look at the weather because louise lear has joined me. there is nothing subtle about our weather. we seem to have jumped feet first in the battle between summer into autumn because today, we had 27 degrees, that's the second day in a row we've seen 80 fahrenheit so it's been hot and humid for some others but it's all about low pressure this weekend and it's really going to bring some heavy, persistent rain out to the west is that low is not moving very far very fast, and that could have quite an impact. west will be wet, as you can see quite clearly. this is the rainfall accumulations with the darkest

british number one and world number 9, cameron norrie, is through to the fourth round at tennis's us. the wimbledon semifinalist has not dropped a set yet in the first week in new york but this is the first time that norrie has reached the last 16 of the us open. and serena williams says she's gratefulfor the moment after playing what is expected to be the final singles match of her career. the 23—time grand slam singles champion was beaten by ayla tomljanovic in the third round of the us open. williams battled throughout the match and saved five match points in the third set but the australian came through to win 7—5, 6—7, 6—1. the supporters in arthur ashe stadium cheered for serena throughout the match and in the end they rose to salute her on the court where she won her first major title in 1999. the ao—year—old reflected on her influence on the game at the press conference afterwards i feel like i really ifeel like i really brought something and bring something to tennis, you know, just the different look, the fist pumps, the just crazy intensity. like, ithink look, the fist pum

almost 90 years, there are four british men in the third round of the us open, dan evans and cameron norrie a third rand slam title of the year. he came from a set down to beat the italian fabio fognini and he also picked up a nasty cut on his nose. looked fairly innocuous but his racquet bounced back off the court onto the bridge of his nose. in the beginning, i thought i'd broken my nose because... it was a shock, at the beginning and it was very painful and, you know, i lost all the feeling on my head, and made me feel a little bit out of the world. it seems it's not broken. i'm not sure, but i think it's getting bigger and bigger. serena williams will play her third round match in the singles later tonight but she's out of the doubles with sister venus. they were playing together for the first time in 4 years and lost in straight sets to the czech pair lucie hradecka and linda noskova in the first round. the williams have won 1a grand slam doubles titles together. serena, who is 41 next month, is expected to retire after the tournament, venus is 42, herfuture plans are unclear. there wa

dan evans, cameron norrie, jack draper and andy murray — winning alone, but making history together.els the world craving more grand slam glory and said he is feeling the best he has in years. the memories of his triumph in 2012 will never be too far away, for him or his fans at flushing meadows. the fact that he has made it to the third round, like, with a metal hip, that's amazing! he's got it if he can find it. we will give him a lot of support today and let's hope he can get there and get to the last 16. from great britain, andy murray! murray loves the big stage, the big occasion. unfortunately for him, so does the 13th seed matteo berrettini. although the light was playing tricks, murray showed his magic. he got him! a one—handed top spin! but the big serving italian was not going to be kept in the shade and got the early breakthrough and soon the first set. murray had seemed to be struggling when serving from the sunny side of the court, but he is leading 3—2 in the court, but he is leading 3—2 in the second set. later, the 20—year—old brettjack the second set. later, the 20—y

cameron norrie is into the third round of the us open after straightforward victory win overjoao sousan evans is also through to the third round. he was in fine form against australia's james duckworth, finishing off with a flourish, as he triumphed in four sets tojoin norrie — andy murray and jack draper in the third round. centre tatyana heard makes herfirst england appearance in three years in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam remain. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. england's emily scarrat admitted that the selection process is always tough. selections are never a nice kind of period of time, but as i say, they're an innovative ability, so everyone's trying to put their best foot forward. but yeah, you just hope that everybody's able to go and show what they're about and hoping the coaches will make that decisi

singles, it was a much better day for britain's hopes after victory for dan evans, another here for cameron norrieafael nadal somehow hitting himself in the face with his own racket. he had to take a medical timeout before battling back to beat fabio fognini. it was a little painful, he later said, but at least it was worth it. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. 26 celsius with sunshine for the tennis in new york. here at home, the weather is changing. in many parts of the uk, things have started to turn more cloudy, with outbreaks of rain developing. one area of cloud pushing up from the south, some shower clouds there. this stripe of cloud moving on from the west, something of a pincer movement, but at the weekend, we will have this big blow that will churn around to the west of us, throwing frontal systems in our direction. with it centred to the west, it will be western parts of the uk that see the lion's share of the uk that see the lion's share of the wet weather. this is the rain we expect to accumulate through the weekend. the dark blue and

coming up on the bbc news channel, britain's cameron norrie is out of the us open, beating in the last6 by andrey rublev in straight sets. —— he was beaten in the last 16. good evening. the new prime minister of the united kingdom, the fourth in the space of six years, will be liz truss, who earlier today was elected leader of the conservative party to succeed borisjohnson. she will be formally appointed tomorrow, when the queen invites her to form a government. ms truss, whose margin of victory over the former chancellor, rishi sunak, was less emphatic than many had predicted, has already pledged to take action within days to deal with surging fuel prices. let's take a look at the result. liz truss took 57% of the valid votes cast by conservative party members, rishi sunak took 43%. this 57% is interesting. it's frankly a less impressive winning share than borisjohnson with 66% in 2019, and david cameron with 68% back in 2005. soa so a big difference. we'll be asking what kind of prime minister liz truss is likely to be and how she's likely to tackle the cost of living crisis, along w

after defeats at the davis cup and laver cup, british number one cameron norrie has a win under his beltof the korean open and made light work of his opening match against kaichi uchida. he won 6—2, 6—2. he is targeting a place in the atp finals which means he has to maintain his ranking at number eight in the world at the very least. it's going to be at the very least. it's going to be a historic day in horse will be carrying the royal silts of king charles iii. educator will have the honour in a handicap race at salisbury. the late queen was a huge supporter of racing and her stable has now passed to king charles. the jockey will be wearing the famous purple, red and gold colours and says it will be a moment to cherish. if your short game lets you down, this could be a competition for you, the long drive world championships in nevada. just one club required for this. in nevada. just one club required forthis. one in nevada. just one club required for this. one of the star attractions is bryson dechambeau, the american fame for his big hitting on tour and he is looking to improve on las

the most frustrated man of the day was - frustrated man of the day was probably cameron norrie as he. liz truss is on her way back to downing street, there will be rain, we are told, it is raining heavily in balmoral. nick miller has the forecast. we are keeping a close eye on the radar picture. spectacular views coming in from weather watchers, this shelf of cloud captured in dorset, torrential, thundery rain was moving in and these tending to move northwards at the moment. this is the radar picture so far, this is why it has been so wet in balmoral, thunderstorms also popping up in north—east england and the southwest. all connected to an area of low pressure. it is still like a washing machine, bands of heavy rain and showers, we are on vincent repeat until it finally moves away, which will not be until the weekend —— rinse and repeat. showers moving south—west to north—east. as they are moving, balmoral should see something drier through the afternoon. look at what happens in the central belt, this could create difficult travel conditions. rather more scattered into northern irel

coming up in the sport in the next 15 minutes on the bbc news channel, cameron norrie gets back in theof people are queuing at windsor castle, where members of the public can now see the final resting place of queen elizabeth ii. after her state funeral she was buried in st george's chapel, alongside her late husband, prince philip. 0ur royal correspondent, sarah campbell, reports from windsor. three weeks after the queen's death, the gates of windsor castle were opened to the public once again. today, i'm here with anne just to say farewell and see where she sleeps. this was the place the queen called home in recent years and was the final destination for the funeral cortege which had travelled first from scotland, then to london, and finally to windsor. from today, visitors have been able to enter the precincts of the castle, including st george's chapel, the setting for the committal service. this was the final public view of the queen's coffin. later that evening there was a private family burial. visitors can't enter but can look into the king george vi memorial chapel, where the

cameron norrie has taken the first set 7—5 and he is 3—1 in the second set.n tuesday at the age of 91. russian president vladimir putin did not attend due to, what he described as, constraints on his schedule. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. it was the final farewell to the man who changed the world. in the columned hall of moscow�*s house of unions, mikhail gorbachev lay in state, a steady stream of mourners filing past his open casket. there was a guard of honour, but the last leader of the soviet union had not been honoured with a full state funeral. a sign that today�*s kremlin has little interest in guarding mr gorbachev�*s legacy. many russians blame gorbachev for the fall of the ussr, the collapse of their superpower. and yet out on the streets muscovites were queueing up to pay their respects. gorbachev had given many here their first taste of freedom and democracy. in today�*s russia, both of those things are under attack. there are people who came to gorbachev to thank him, to say, "thank you, mr gorbachev. "you gave us a chance, and we l

cameron norrie shrugged off complaints by denmark's holger rune as he progressed to the last 16 of therrie said his composure was crucial to the win. (tx sor) i was able to feel a lot more relaxed, and kind of use that momentum from those matches to get through those tough ones, where i didn't really play great, to playing a lot better today, and i think that is, with the seeding, you can work your way more into the tournament rather than going out having to play a top seed early on. bud rather than going out having to play a top seed early on.— rather than going out having to play a top seed early on. and he remains on course for _ a top seed early on. and he remains on course for a _ a top seed early on. and he remains on course for a potential— on course for a potential quarterfinal meeting against rafa nadal. nadalwas quarterfinal meeting against rafa nadal. nadal was in devastating form as he swept aside richard gasquet on arthur ashe. as he swept aside richard gasquet on arthurashe. he as he swept aside richard gasquet on arthur ashe. he has kept up his 100% record against the fr

cameron norrie is looking to extend his record run at the us open — but can the british number one gett andrey rublev? good evening from number 10 downing street, which from tomorrow will be home to a new prime minister — liz truss, who earlier today was elected leader of the conservative party to succeed borisjohnson. she will be the uk's fourth prime minister in the space of six years. ms truss, who's been foreign secretary for the past year, will become britain's third female prime minister. after margaret thatcher and theresa may. she will visit the queen at balmoral tomorrow to accept the invitation to form a government. in the conservative leadership contest liz truss beat the former chancellor rishi sunak byjust a margin of some 21,000 votes of conservative party members. she won 57% of the valid votes cast. mr sunak took 43% and that was a less emphatic result than many experts had expected. for example, borisjohnson won 66% of the leadership vote in 2019. david cameron won 68% back in 2005. so it was quite a contrast. the new prime minister faces a daunting list of challenges

cameron norrie and dan evans play tomorrow.n brilliant this year, scoring over 1,000 runs including six centuries in test cricket, and is a key part of england's short format game. another wicket keeper batsmen ben duckett has been added to the test squad for their final match against new zealand next week. here's our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. it's desperately sad forjohnny because he's had the year of his life. he's got over 1000 runs in this calendaryear, oversix centuries and you can say he more than anybody has embraced this new positive approach and the backing to go out and just be yourself, very positively. no one has benefited more positively than him. it cry in shame, ridiculous in this year where he has probably played his best to end like this. the line—up for saturday's finals of the hundred is complete. in the men's competition, the manchester originals will play the trent rockets after — the originals eased to a five—wicket victory over london spirit in the elimiator in southampton, captain laurie evan

cameron norrie's involvement in the us open is over after he was beaten in the fourth round by russia'sdepartments of the game, the second serve return, gave him a lot of points there. it's probably my best part of my game and i didn't do that well, so that is part of it. like i said, andrey was very solid and better than me in all departments, so credit to him. wales manager gemma grainger says she wants to emulate the atmosphere that saw the men's national team qualify for their first world cup in 6a years when they host slovenia in their women's world cup qualifier in cardiff tomorrow. they need just a point to qualify for the play—offs, after beating greece 1—0 on friday, and the attendance will be a record for women's football in wales. 12,000 fans are expected, more than double their previous record. the belief that i have, the staff have, in the team, is something that we've had from day one, so game ten doesn't excite me any more than any of the others did, because we do very much focus on what we need to do to perform. and that's really important to us. so i'm happy that if the

following him on court 12 will be his compatriot cameron norrie, who's up against portugal's raul sousae-— british men through to the third round here. . �* , ., . round here. so that's the two that could no round here. so that's the two that could go through _ round here. so that's the two that could go through today, _ round here. so that's the two that could go through today, let's - round here. so that's the two that could go through today, let's talk| could go through today, let's talk about the two already through? we don't need to talk about andy murray, but it's the first time since 2016 he's into the third round. butjack draper, 20 years old, is exciting, isn't he? absolutely, i think lots may not have heard of jack absolutely, i think lots may not have heard ofjack draper, but in british tennis he's incredibly well—regarded. people have seen his promise and potential for a well—regarded. people have seen his promise and potentialfor a number of years now. he said last night that he just feels injury in the early part of his career had stalled his progress, but he'd been on an

britain's cameron norrie got a win under his belt at the korea open.tch against the japanese wild card kaichi uchida. he won 6—2 6—2. albion women will wear navy shorts with their home kits for the remainder of this season, so they can avoid wearing white clothing. wearing white while on your period is an issue that has been highlighted by women across all sports. judd trump's great form continues at the british open snooker. he eased into the fourth round with a 6—0 win over china's xu si. he's now won 12 frames in a row in this event. yorkshire havejoined gloucestershire in being relegated from the top division of the county chapionship. their fate was sealed by warwickshire who had to beat hampshire to make sure that they wouldn't go down it was a thrilling finish at edgbaston, with liam norwell the hero for the bears, he took 9 wickets to bowl hampshire out for a slender 5 run victory. he also took 6 wickets in the first innings. the sign is sinking a little bit now it is quite emotional to begin with i'm so happy for the players and the members of

live is through the us open court finals in new york after a straight said when of britain's cameron, norry, for belief is seeking. he's 1st ever grand slam title the win over no remarks the 3rd time he has reached the quarters at flushing meadows and also makes it most assistant mo, mo, he has yet to reach the semi finals. nevertheless fraction and the 2 and a half hours are monday. he beat nori 6464 and 63 blake will face the winner between francis cfo and 22 time grand slam want to wrap found the dow in the women's door. there was also a straight fit swim for american jessica pig. you left the seed power away in the quarter finals by sweeping pulse to time slam champion patrick of the eula beating the check $63.62 in just under an hour and a quarter american meet. either be on think old jewel niema annex took a bit of a may carrier say is wanting to change. the public perception of him is one of the driving forces behind these improvements your strategy. and then you made that as the fence of the us open and rain as will number one. david stokes, as the action friends arriving at arthur

hoping tojoin them is seventh—sseed cameron norrie.ng the first set 6—a. centre tatyana heard makes herfirst england appearance in three years in an experimental side for saturday's world cup warm—up against the united states. five players from the starting 15 that beat france to a six nations grand slam remain. claudia macdonald, who thought her career had been ended by a neck injury in 2021, starts on the wing. cath o'donnell also returns from injury to fight for a place in the second row. england's emily scarrat admitted that the selection process is always tough. selections are never a nice kind of period of time, but as i say, they are an inevitability. so, everybody is trying to put their best foot forward, everybody is trying to support one another as well because we know it is a tough time for everybody. but, yes, you just hope everybody is able to go and show what they are about and then maybe some of the coaches will make that decision. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. af

also, a bit of bad news for the british number one cameron norrie, the last hour or so he�*s had to pullso. at least 19 people have been killed in an explosion outside an education centre in the afghan capital, kabul. officials say the suicide bombing injured another 27 people. the blast targeted students who were preparing for a mock university entrance exam. 0ur south asia correspondent yogita limaye has been giving us the latest. preliminary information is that this bomb went off in an education centre, the kaaj education centre in kabul. and what we�*re being told is that students had gathered there to take a mock exam in preparation for university admissions. according to the taliban�*s police chief, at least 19 people have been killed, dozens have been injured. we�*ve had eyewitnesses from the hospitals nearby tell us that the number of dead could possibly rise. and this attack, this explosion, took place in a neighbourhood dominated by the hazara ethnic minority. so far no group has claimed responsibility for this attack but previously we�*ve had several attacks in hazara neighbou

britain's cameron norrie is into the last eight of the korea open.nk you very much. let's get more on our main news, the difficulties in the economy and the financial markets at the moment. liz truss has been defending the government's tax cutting mini—budget this morning, the day after the bank of england moved to intervene in the financial markets. let's talk to the shadow chief secretary to the treasury, labour's pat mcfadden. we can talk about the rising interest rates and what it means for renters and landlords. joining me is ben beadle, the chief executive of the national residential landlords association. what is your reaction to what liz truss said today on whether your reaction has changed since friday's mini budget. your initial thoughts on that budget and where you are now. ~ ., ., ., ., i. now. well, good morning to you. i think now is _ now. well, good morning to you. i think now is the _ now. well, good morning to you. i think now is the time _ now. well, good morning to you. i think now is the time for _ now. well, good morning to you.

british number one cameron norrie has had a patchy couple of weeks with defeats at the davis cup and finals which means he has to entrain his ranking at number eight in the world at the very least. finally some golf, if your short game has been letting you down this could be the competition for you. it is the long drive world championships in nevada, justly one club required this one. one of the star attractions bryson dechambeau, famed for his big hitting on the tour, a club speed of about 230 mph. he is looking to improve unless year when he could only finish seventh with a drive of 460 yards, it is the early started in nevada, he has made it through to the round of 64, cracking it up to 374 yards to top his group which is still a long way. that is over now. back after the o'clock news. moscow says president putin will complete the annexation of four ukrainian territories tomorrow, following referendums deemed a sham by most of the rest of the world. kremlin spokesperson, dmitry peskov, says that the ceremony of the signing of agreements into the russian federation will be held on

tennis, and british number one cameron norrie has pulled out of the openin cameron norrie has pulledy. that's the favourites this sunday. that's sport an hour. the inquest in to molly russell's death has found unsafe online content contributed "in a more than minimal way". molly's father ian russell has been speaking at a press conference this afternoon, joined by the family's solicitor merry varney. molly was a thoughtless caring, sweet natured, beautiful individual although a few words cannot possibly encapsulate our wonderful girl. molly wanted all of those you love to live long and stay strong. we would like to widen that invitation to include anyone who might be needing help. to anyone who has been affected by the issues raised in molly's in quest, to anyone struggling, please remember that help is available. please find a way to seek it out. please take care when online. this past fortnight has been particularly painful for our family. we are missing molly more agonisingly than usual, but we hope that the scrutiny this case has received will still help prevent similar deaths. e

cameron norrie has got a win under his belt, second—seeded korea open in seoul and made very light works to maintain his current ranking of number eight in the world at the very least. great britain's double olympic medallist has retired from tae kwon do at the age of 31. he was the first british man to win a medal in the spot when he took bronze in the games in london. he followed that up with an agonising self at the rio olympics in 2016. he was ahead on points in his final but lost in the final second that fight —— agonising silver. injury ruled him out of the tokyo games last year. he said he now hopes to pursue new opportunities that maximise all of his combat experience. he was a very fine pundit with bbc sport last year and i hope it is more for that. that's all the sport for now. do studio: thank you very much, only. see you in a bit. a man who died when his ear infection was missed during telephone consultations with his gp surgery should have been seen face—to—face — that's according to a ruling by nhs england. an investigation by the bbc�*s newsnight programme found that 26—y

dan evans and cameron norrie are the only two brits left in the singles now afterjack draper had to retirest need one point to go through. back here at the hundred, it has been a real success in terms of audiences watching on tv and packed out ground like the one here at lords. in the second season. let's get the thoughts of the managing director. thank you forjoining us. second season and, here to stay? what do you make of how it has gone? i might absolutely, this is better than last year, looking at the cricket, it has been really exciting, brilliant cricket on the field. off the field, backgrounds, big tv audiences so we're absolutely delighted with the way it has gone the second year. what has attracted the younger people, the younger kids that i know? is it the fact that every ball counts? there is pressure so mistakes are back, there is action, drama. ., s, , mistakes are back, there is action, drama. ., ., , , s, , drama. the format lends itself to be more entertaining. _ drama. the format lends itself to be more entertaining. it _ drama. the format lends itself to be more entertain

dan evans and cameron norrie also made it through as did rafa nadal, who is chasing a third grand slamin my head, things were a bit out of the world. it seems like it's not broken, i'm not sure, yet. but, i don't know. i think it's getting bigger and bigger. rafa don't know. i think it's getting bigger and bigger.— bigger and bigger. rafa nadal worried about _ bigger and bigger. rafa nadal worried about the _ bigger and bigger. rafa nadal worried about the size - bigger and bigger. rafa nadal worried about the size of- bigger and bigger. rafa nadal worried about the size of his i bigger and bigger. rafa nadal- worried about the size of his nose. that's all the sport for now. that's something we all worry about, thank you ollie. it is very nearly over: voting in the conservative party leadership contest ends this afternoon. party members have until five o'clock to choose either liz truss or rishi sunak to succeed borisjohnson — the winner will be announced on monday before they take over as prime minister on tuesday. let's speak now with mo hussein, the uk president of the public affair

cameron norrie is the world number seven but was not at his best. next up,... bridge of his nose. he still won match. in the beginning, i i bridge of his nose. he still won i match. in the beginning, i thought i�*d broken my nose because... it was a shop, at the beginning and it was very painful and, you know, i lost all the feeling on my head, and made me feel a little bit out of the world. it seems it�*s not broken. i�*m not sure, but i think it�*s getting bigger and bigger. not sure, but i think it's getting bigger and bigger.— not sure, but i think it's getting bigger and bigger. serena williams is auoin to bigger and bigger. serena williams is going to play _ bigger and bigger. serena williams is going to play her— bigger and bigger. serena williams is going to play her third-round i is going to play her third—round match in the singles later today. she�*s in the doubles —— out in the doubles with her sister, venus williams. they�*ve won 14 doubles titles together. serena williams is expected to retire after this tournament. she�*s 42 and her future plans

there was disappointment for team europe's cameron norrie yesterday though.nnie o'sullivan and took on neil robertson and nutcharut wongharuthai. reanne and ronnie won that one by three frames to one. that is good to see, good to see that format. that is good to see, good to see that format-— that is good to see, good to see that format. ., ., ~ ., that format. can we talk about the cricket again? _ we saw the pictures, you've got an eagle eye on what happened. explain what happened? this eagle eye on what happened. explain what happened?— what happened? this is the one-day series between _ what happened? this is the one-day series between england _ what happened? this is the one-day series between england and - what happened? this is the one-day series between england and india, i series between england and india, the final one of the three. basically england were down to the last wicket, and the indian bowler came in and it is basically known as a mankad in the game, the bowler came in and saw that the non— striker was basically backing up way off—line, so

cameron norrie is not long under way in his singles match.boys who are still playing or have just retired, from traumatic brain injury i think that's the keyword we should start calling it, traumatic brain injury not a sports concussion, often is exactly what is going on, they are in that bubble and to come back after a traumatic brain injury in the 60s is unbelievable and they think that is ok. i think there is a lot more that needs to be done. we need to make it a safer game because if they don't understand as players and the long—term consequences, it is going to be an uphill battle. you can aet is going to be an uphill battle. you can get more _ is going to be an uphill battle. you can get more by — is going to be an uphill battle. you can get more by listing to the bbc's latest podcast. you can hear more from alexander world rugby�*s chief medical officer. worcester warriors have been given permission to play fixtures this weekend after proving they can safely host matches. they have been given the go—ahead which would have allowed the p

british men in the third round of the us open, dan evans and cameron norriejoining andy murray and jack draper in the last 32 in new york. norrieevans, who's seeded 20th in new york, beat australia's james duckworth in four sets to set up a meeting with 15th seed marin cilic. rafa nadal came from a set down to beat the italian fabio fognini and he also picked up a nasty bump on his nose. it looked fairly innocuous but his racquet bounced back off the court onto the bridge of his nose. nadal is chasing his third grand slam title of the year. serena williams has been lighting up the singles draw, but her run in the doubles was shortlived with sister venus. they were playing together for the first time in four years and lost in straight sets to the czech pair lucie hradecka and linda noskova. the williams have won 1a grand slam doubles titles together. serena, who is expected to retire to retire after the tournament, is back in singles action later tonight. that's all the sport for now. we learned yesterday that the popular broadcaster and former bbc breakfast presenter bill turnbull had died of prostate cancer at the age of 66. i

british men in the third round of the us open, dan evans and cameron norriejoining andy murray and jack draper in the last 32 in new york norrieith sister venus. they were playing together for the first time in 4 years and lost in straight sets to the czech pair lucie hradecka and linda noskova. the williams have won 1a grand slam doubles titles together. serena, who is expected to retire to retire after the tournament, is back in singles action later tonight. and so is andy murray, so plenty of tennis. exciting. the tennis is so late. not andy murray, his first up on arthur ashe, so it's going to be tea time our time. brilliant, thank you for that. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm thomas magill. a london—based children's charity says it's seen a spike in demand for its services as a result of the rising cost of living. the kids network, which offers mentoring to youngsters, says it's now helping 600 families compared to just 30 when it started in 2018. it says rising energy bills and food prices are having a negative impact on people's mental health, and it expects