cameron norrie�*s disappointing form continues, after a first round defeat on the grass at queens. e covid—delayed tokyo games in 2021. cameron norrie�*s disappointing form continues, after a first round defeat on the grass at queens. he went down in 3 sets to canada's milos raonic. norrie, who was replaced as british number1 on monday byjack draper, had 2 match points of his own in the third set tie breaker. but, raonic came through 11 points to 9. the former wimbledon finalist, who's only played four tournaments this year, served 47 aces in the win — a new atp record in 3 set matches. i got lucky to get through. obviously this serve helped me a lot today. it's good to be back playing out here in queen's. i think it's been 5—6 years since i played here last time, so for me, to be able to enjoy these type of moments, even though they aren't always fun going through them at the moment, it's the things that's most exciting about competing to be back on court. meanwhile, andy murray is predicting that jack draper could go on to become a future world number one — after he won his first

but cameron norrie is out, after a shock defeat in the second round to fellow—briton jack pinningtonjonespening set but pinningtonjones, who is ranked 773 in the world storming back to beat the former wimbledon semi finalist. rafa nadal has confirmed he won't be playing at wimbledon. the two—time former champion said he was saddended to miss the championships but he wanted to focus on his preparations for the olympics in paris, where he will aim for a second singles gold medal, and pair up with carlos alcaraz in the doubles — a title nadal has also won, back in 2016. you can get more build up to the start of euro 2024 and the latest news from the us open golf on the bbc sport website and app, but from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. just starting off with confirmation of probably what you already know. so far this month, it has been cold, temperatures running about two degrees celsius below average. and i suppose on thursday, a case in point, we had a lot of cloud around outbreaks of rain and quite widely temperatures of around four or five degre

draper missed the entire grass court season last year due to injury but he's now gone ahead of cameron norrie. the world's top three golfers will tee off together in the opening two rounds of the us open at pinehurst in north carolina. scottie scheffler, xander schauffele and rory mcilroy are all in great form going into the tournament — but our golf correspondent iain carter says it's hard to see past scheffler for the win. he seems to be up for every challenge that is put in his way at the moment. the reigning masters champion. it took an arrest at the last major of the pga to derail his hopes of a grand slam. even with all the trauma there, finished in the top ten, he won at memorial last week on a very tough set up. so he comes in here with so much confidence, so much of an aura as well. the other players know that he is the man to beat and he has ridiculously short odds for a golf tournament attached to his name, but they feel like they are completelyjustified. as long as he can make that putter behave, his ball striking from tee to green really does set him out to be the man to beat thi

cameron norrie's disappointing form continues, after a first—round defeat on the grass at queens.milos raonic. norrie, who was replaced as british number one on monday by jack draper, had two match points of his own in the third set tie breaker. but, raonic came through, 11 points to nine. the former wimbledon finalist, who's only played four tournaments this year, served 47 aces in the win — a new atp record in three—set matches. i got lucky to get through. obviously, these serve helped me a lot today. it's good to be back playing here in queens. it has been i think five or six years since i played here last time, so, for me, to be able to enjoy these kind of tight moments, even though they are not always fun going through them in the moment, it is the thing is that is the most exciting about competing and being back in court. meanwhile, andy murray is predicting that jack draper could go on to become world number one, after he won his first atp tour title, beating the former wimbledon finalist matteo berretini, to lift the trophy at the stuttgart open. he's now the highest—ranke

cameron norrie�*s poorform has continued as his wimbledon preparations took another hit at eastbournes broady currently leads three games to one. in the women�*s tournament, katie boulter�*s to come. emma raducanu is up against another former us open champion, sloane stephens, currently four games a piece in the opening set. and earlier, lily miyazaki also couldn�*t make it beyond the first round, losing to elise mertens in straights sets. miyazaki has been given a wild card for wimbledon next week. that match is on bbc two right now. meanwhile there�*s plenty more over on the bbc sport website including all the build—up to tonight�*s england game at euro 2024. but that is all your sport for now. time to head back to the news at one team and anna foster. when the coronavirus pandemic began in the spring of 2020, countries around the world immediately tried to get hold of as much personal protective equipment, ppe, as fast as possible. things like masks and gowns became desperately needed for people working in healthcare, and there wasn�*t enough for everybody. now the bbc has learned

cameron norrie�*s disappointing form continues, after a first round defeat on the grass at queens.ets to canada's milos raonic. norrie, who was replaced as british number one on monday byjack draper, had two match points of his own in the third set tie—breaker, but raonic came through 11—9. the former wimbledon finalist, who's only played four tournaments this year, served 47 aces in the win — a new atp record in three set matches. i got lucky to get through. obviously this serve helped me a lot today. it's good to be back playing out here in queen's. i think it's been 5—6 years since i played here last time, so for me, to be able to enjoy these type of moments, even though they aren't always fun going through them at the moment, it's the things that's most exciting about competing to be back on court. following on from emma raducanu's decision, world number three aryna sabalenka also says she won't compete at this summer's olympics in paris, in order to prioritise her health. the belorussian says there's too much tennis in her schedule. she retained her australian open title injan

cameron norrie will lose his spot as men's british number one.tonjones in nottingham earlier today. he looked comfortable winning the first set 6—i, but pinningtonjones fought back to win the next two sets 6—4, 6—4. he will play italian mattia bellucci in the quarterfinals. no such problems for emma raducanu — she's safely into the quarterfinals at the nottingham open, after beating ukrainian daria snigur in straight sets. it was just raducanu's second match since april, as she continues her preparation for wimbledon. the first round of golf�*s us open is under way in pinehurst, north carolina. it's the 124th edition of the major — the third of four in the golfing calendar. our golf correspondent iain carter is there for us. iain, thanks forjoining us. bring us up to speed with the day's play so far. it's hot, humid and as predicted, this pinehurst number two course is proving a real test for the world's best players. tiger woods was around in a four over par 7a film, we have seen some exceptional scoring as well. most notably from patrick, who h

confirmation, i believe that is a record for a preset match and he won a third set tie—break against cameron norrieack draper can go in his career?— go in his career? well, a lot of 'udaes go in his career? well, a lot of judges believe _ go in his career? well, a lot of judges believe that _ go in his career? well, a lot of judges believe that he - go in his career? well, a lot of judges believe that he can - go in his career? well, a lot of - judges believe that he can certainly be a top ten player. you have the potential to win grand slam titles. he's had an enormous amount of promise for a long time. he's now 22. he did have some physical issues earlier in his career and he's been frustrated with the way tournaments gone so far this year, was making some changes not so much to his technique but more to his mindset saying, look, a six foot man, i need to dominate my opponents. that put a shift in gear that did not come easily for him in the clay—court season. but he seems to have flip that switch very quickly indeed and to be able to win the streetcar title has given him an enormous amount of co

british players — jack draper is seeded for the first time — he'll play elias ymer — and could face cameron norriechampion carlos alcaraz has been drawn against mark lahal, while world number one jannik sinner will play yannick hanfmann. in the women's draw, iga swiatek takes on sofia kenin, defending champion marketa voundrousova begins her defence against jessica bouzas maniero, while second seed coco gauff meets fellow american caroline dolehide. two of the british players heading for wimbledon next week have had semifinal runs in their warm—up events, but both are now out. billy harris was the last briton standing in the eastbourne international — he took max purcell of australia to three sets but couldn't finish the job — this the furthest harris gone in a tour level event. and pauljubb was also in his first atp semifinal — this time at the mallorca championships. he was beaten in straight sets by austria's sebastian 0fner, a player ranked 230 places above him. jubb's serve was only broken once in each set, as he looks to take the positives going into wimbledon. championship leader max versta

it's not that fun, but i do enjoy being down here in the sunshine. number one cameron norrie lost hissh on from eastbourne — lucky loser giles hussey, world number 359 was called into replace the injured kei nishikori with 20 minutes notice, he then beat the sixth seed argentinian mariano navone in straight sets to make it through to round two. it's his first win on the atp tour. our top story, in glitter through to the last 16 of the european championship for them they have finished top of their group for the more of the website. and that's all the sport for now. hello there, good evening. well, it's been the warmest day of the year so far in england and wales today. lots of blue sky and sunshine here in the lavender fields of hertfordshire, but it's turned a lot fresher for scotland and northern ireland. now, yesterday afternoon, 27 degrees celsius was recorded in aberdeenshire, but this afternoon across north—eastern scotland, just 12—13 degrees. so, that's quite the drop, and the cooling trend is set to continue over the next couple of days or so. there will be some showers around

cameron norrie, who was replaced as british number1 on monday byjack draper, lost his opening round matchr one — after he won his first atp tour title — beating former wimbledon finalist matteo berretini, to lift the trophy at the stuttgart 0pen. he's now the highest ranked british player, just outside the top 30 and will begin his campaign at queens tomorrow. just the way they play is what i'm most proud of and yet, even though it's not too long to reset it, i've put the play tomorrow but coming year and feeling confident in a list of things as well, definitely means a lot to me at cipinko remember coming in and to be good to get the title last week and yet, i'm in such a different place mentally, physically and my tennis is very different. following on from emma raducanu's decision not to play at the olympics this summer, world number three aryna sabalenka and two—time wimbledon finalist 0ns jabeur have also both announced they wont be playing in paris. sabalenka, from belarus, says there's too much tennis in her schedule. she retained her australian open title injanuary, but lost in th

but cameron norrie is out after a shock defeat in the second round by fellow briton jack pinnington jonesport for now. starting off with confirmation of what you probably know, so far it's been cold this month. had a lot of cloud around outbreaks of rain and quite widely temperatures of around four or five low average for the time of year. one exception in northern scotland where we had some sunny skies and also temperatures a bit above average. otherwise disappointing on thursday thanks to this area of high pressure and low pressure and rain. an area of low pressure and rain. an area of low pressure you will really get quite bored with over the next few days because it will still be on our charts through friday, saturday, sunday and still there even into monday. so looking at a stuck weather pattern with loads of showers around. looking at the weather picture friday morning, we start mild with a bit of sunshine for the east to start off with and drier weather. showers from the west from the word go and they become extensive through the day, some heavy with hail and thunder. more general

for katie boulter and emma raducanu on the women's side, while following another early exit for cameron norrie shortly for his second round meeting with flavio cobolli. i feel good out there. honestly, that's. .. that's the best i've felt on a grass court for sure. it's not normally my preferred surface, but yeah, seemed to work ok today. so i'm going tojust keep swinging this week and whatever happens, happens. british number one katie boulter is in second round action right now... playing the fifth seed and former french open champion jelena ostapenko. this is the first meeting between the two. boulter looked like she would run away with the first set, leading 5—1 at one point. the latvian, who's ranked thirteenth in the world, fought back for a while with one game lasting quarter of an hour. but boulter eventually prevailed to take the first set 6—a. emma raducanu's match against second seed jessican pegula will follow this one. you can watch the action live on bbc two. england are bowling first after losing the toss for the first women's one day international against new zealand in durham.

he could face cameron norrie in the second round if he can overcome the argentinian player. much still in the balance here. exactly. he said yesterday that he is recovering well from their back surgery last weekend and he is in rehab 24—7, but he is in a race against time. the draw has been kind to him because he has drawn on the other side of the draw to last year's champion, meaning that he wouldn't get under way until tuesday, so he does have another day to recover. when we talk about his draw, the czech player is the world number 38, draw, the czech player is the world number38, but draw, the czech player is the world number 38, but there are those painful memories of the match in miami when andy murray suffered ruptured to his ankle ligaments. we just have to wait and see. he said he will leave it until the very last minute and he has until he walks onto the court to decide. he thinks he has that right given all he has done for tennis. he also has a wild to compete in the doubles with his brother, jamie. that could start later next week. all eyes are on his recovery aft

cameron norrie's run of poorform continues. s if i was going to play a match, i'd be ready. and, yeah, i mean, once i found out i was going to get in, we just said come out and enjoy it. and i did. i guess that is the sentiment of the england fans are feeling. they would rather be singing along to sweet caroline rather than airing frustrations but if we look for positives worth pointing out the group has opened up with spain, portugal, germany on the other side of the group so if england can start to improve these performances, it will open up for them. studio: thanks and thanks for bringing the positivity. if the england fans want energy and excitement, we have something for them. there are just over two months to go before the paris paralympics begin, and final preparations are under way across the city as we begin two of those taking part are stuart robinson and first time competitor kieran flynn, who are representing great britain in the wheelchair rugby team. they join us now. these are exciting times. the first thing i nee

cameron norrie's preparations for wimbledon aren't exactly going to plan. cord in a three—set match. it's norrie's second successive defeat on home soil, after losing in nottingham earlier this month. meanwhile, jack draper is playing some of the best tennis of his career, after winning his first atp tour title at the weekend. his three— set win over matteo berretini at the stuttgart 0pen couldn't have come at a better time. draper is in action in a few hours' time at queen's, where he'll face argentina's mariano navone. andy murray and dan evans are also playing their first round matches later. yeah, it's been incredible. you know, ifeel a tremendous sense of pride. it's obviously been a long journey to get to that sort of first title. lots of ups and downs, lots of tough moments with my team, perseverance. but, yeah, it's all part of the journey, and, yeah, just the way i played last week is what i'm most proud of. katie boulter is another brit who's showing great form ahead of wimbledon. she's playing in edgbaston later today, after she too picked up a ti

cameron norrie, emma raducanu and katie boulter play first round matches later today.hat's going to come out on the day, but i am really playing some good stuff and, you know, i'm still working very hard, i've got a lot to improve on and a lot to stay hungry for. and i think that's what's great for me, you know? it keeps me motivated. i've got a lot of goals that i want to achieve coming up. but, yeah, i'm going to stay in the moment, enjoy it out here. the sun's out, so i can't complain. and, yeah, we're here in eastbourne, so i'm looking forward to playing. good to hear that the sun is out. harriet dart is into the second round. she beat a playerfrom the czech republic in a match that lasted over three and a half hours. billy harris came out on top in a much shorter time in his all british opening round match against jacob fearnley — winning in straight sets. harris will play the newly crowned queen's champion , tommy paul, in round two. australia were knocked out in the t20 world cup. this happened in the last hour. australia comfortably beaten by india. the austral

in tennis, cameron norrie will lose his spot as men's british number one from monday with jack drapercanu. she's safely into the quarter—finals after beating ukrainian daria snigur in straight sets. it was just raducanu's second match since april, as she continues her preparation for wimbledon. that stance two weeks on monday when we will be well into the euro is. here's matt with the weather. are you able to cast that far ahead to wimbledon and the weather? that is a little bit- — to wimbledon and the weather? “trust is a little bit. there are signs that by the time we get to wimbledon it will settle down, which is unusual. it will settle down, which is unusual-— it will settle down, which is unusual. ., ., ., , unusual. how about with the euros? the will unusual. how about with the euros? they will probably _ unusual. how about with the euros? they will probably be _ unusual. how about with the euros? they will probably be disappointed l they will probably be disappointed as well. the showers are in munich. by as well. the showers are in munich. by the time we get to kick off, tempe

franjones and cameron norrie also won in nottingham.ts. he'll play jack draper later today. disappointment for murray as he gears up for what is expected to be his final wimbledon farewell next month. good news though for andy murray. he says he is feeling better with his ankle. he is playing with his brother. it has not happened until grand slam. very much in farewell mode. great to see him playing out and still. how long do you think you could last without your smartphone? a few hours? a day? i would be reaching out for it. so would i! we are all addicted, aren't we? we've followed a group of teenagers to see how they cope without their smartphones for five days as part of a bbc radio 5 live project. 0ur reporter kristianjohnson joined them to see how they got on. on friday, i received a79 notifications. it's fair to say some teenagers are pretty glued to their phones. 0k, guys. point of no return. thank you very much. but this group of students are doing the unthinkable — locking them away for almost a week. you said your goodbye? ye

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cameron norrie, who was replaced as british number one on monday byjack draper, is taking on former wimbledonmanifesto and does it add up? today it is reform's term, although they call their document to contract. what does the big picture on tax, spending and the economy? well, reform's contract claims they will be able to find around £141 billion of spending and tax cuts a year. and £150 billion of state expenditure savings. so let's break this down. they would, apparently, be able to deliver large personal tax cuts including listening to the threshold for people paying income tax to £20,000 a year raising the higher income tax rate threshold to £70,000, lowering fuel duty by 20 p per litre and scrapping vat on energy bills. then there are large spending pledges as well, including increase in defence spending and increasing nhs spending by £17 billion a year. so, how is all of this to be paid for? well, reform says it would/ government waste from including by stopping the bank of england paying commercial interest, they say £35 billion a year, scrapping that zero, saving £30 billion a year,

he'll play elias ymer and could face cameron norrie in the second round if norrie can overcome argentina's world cup in india last year. he isa he is a great leader and has the respect of all the team members in that dressing room. he is someone who leads as a captain, and he expects a high standard of input as opposed to performance. because as long as you're putting in as much as you possibly can come of the performance will take care of itself. but he is the man to lead that white ball team forward for the future. and he's got through to the g20 semifinal. championship leader max verstappen was fastest in qualifying for tomorrow's formula 1 sprint race in austria. the reigning world champion will be joined on the front row by lando norris, with his mclaren team—mate oscar piastri third. qualifying for sunday's grand prix itself will take place on saturday afternoon. and that's all the sport for now. matthew, back to you. paul, thanks so much. before we move on, let's go to south carolina and show you the pictures there. as i said a little earlier, we are expecting a campaign stop from j

cameron, james cleverly having a private chat. as they await the formal welcome of the japanese emperor norris —— emperor naruhito and empress masakognosis earlier this year. the princess royal had to pick up some of his engagements as well. so, she had extra work if you like to carry out over the past months but she will not obviously be attending, she was meant to be attending, she was meant to be attending the state visit here today and was meant to attend the state banquet, that lavish state banquet that will take place at the palace late on this evening. but princess anne is in hospital, she remains in hospital, the message from the palace is she is expected to make a swift recovery from those minor injuries. but she remains in hospital following that incident over the weekend.— hospital following that incident over the weekend. thank you. the latest on the _ over the weekend. thank you. the latest on the princess _ over the weekend. thank you. the latest on the princess royal i over the weekend. thank you. the latest on the princess royal is i over the weekend. thank you. the j latest on the princess royal is that she remains