caroline garcia, tipped for the very top. but kaunda has earned her own place amongst the elite. ame, early authority. commentator: she is playing with confidence. garcia came back to force a tie—break, but conte knows how to disrupt momentum. —— konta knows how to disrupt momentum. garcia has power on court, installed by her father. he was heard coach. that has brought her grand slam pedigree. a three—hour epic saw her past don beckett, she knows how to hold her now. at 4—4, tension. no break points in the whole set. but the briton was about an opportunity. commentator: johanna konta, wimbledon quarterfinals! the first since anotherjoe. all those years ago. that's pretty special. it's these positions on the situation is, that i dream of, that i dreamt of when i was a little girl, to be part of these battles. through expectation and adversity konta has filed a way to keep winning. she is nowjust two wins from the final. success for the british players, but there won't be a third wimbledon title for rafael nadal this year. he lost out in an epic five—setter to gilles muller that la

caroline garcia, tipped for the very top. but kaunda has earned her own place amongst the elite. early authority. commentator: she is playing with confidence. garcia came back to force a tie—break, but conte knows how to disrupt momentum. —— konta knows how to disrupt momentum. garcia has power on court, installed by her father. that has brought her grandson pedigree, she struck back. —— grand slam pedigree. a three—hour epic sober past don beckett, she knows how to hold her now. at 4—4, tension. no break points in the whole set. but the briton was about an opportunity. commentator: johanna konta, wimbledon quarterfinals! the first since anotherjoe. all those yea rs first since anotherjoe. all those years ago. that's pretty special. it's these positions on the situation is, that i dream of, that i dreamt of when i was a little girl, to be part of these battles. through expectation and adversity konta has filed a way to keep winning. she is nowjust two wins from the final. a tough match their furtherjohanna konta. from the final. a tough match their further johanna konta. what fro

she will play the number 21 seed caroline garcia next. everyone is a potential winner. hopefully be involved until the very end. 0ne match at a time. very happy to come through. got another battle coming up through. got another battle coming up next. heather watson looking to reach the second week of a grand slam for the first time. u nfortu nately slam for the first time. unfortunately she went out, beaten in three sets by victoria azarenka, the former world number one. making her grand slam return after the birth of herfirst her grand slam return after the birth of her first child in september. england they happier side after day two of the first test at lord's against south africa. after being bowled managed to restrict the south african toppled. day one was a good read, day two, the opportunity was there again forjoe root. as well as the expectation he could pick up where he left off. well as the expectation he could pick up where he left offlj well as the expectation he could pick up where he left off. i want root to get the double century, really excited, cannot w

the first time a woman has been in the last eight any one time, a very good win over caroline garcia.ight huw edwards wooden. —— 90s 73. manchester united have completed the signing of striker romelu lukaku on a five year contract from everton for a fee reported to be an initial £75 million. that‘s all sport for now. back to one of our top stories, and the case of the terminally ill baby, charlie gard. the judge has said he will hear the case in full on thursday, but that something "dramatic and new" would be needed to grant charlie‘s parents the right to send their baby to the us for treatment. professor neena modi is president of the royal college of paediatrics and child health. we can speak to her via webcam from italy. thanks forjoining us. this is an upsetting case for everyone. and certainly, one has two consider what is going through the minds of the surgeons and the doctors and professionals at great ormond street children‘s hospital as they deal with all this, too. absolutely right. these sorts of situations are very, very distressing, very tragic. i would echo mrjustice fra

johanna konta at the top of the screen was up against caroline garcia in a match of small margins. that i dreamt of when i was a little girl. and even now to be a part of those battles on big stages. you're now the first british woman into a quarterfinal at wimbledon since jo durie in 1984. what does that mean to you? that's pretty special. andy murray was playing benoit paire of france, 46 in the world, at wimbledon murray had never lost to a player ranked so low. tie—break in the first, 6—4 in the second, murray was getting there. commentator: that's too big, too good. in the third set murray got heated with the umpire over a challenge. centre court sympathised. i challenged immediately! no matter, murray said it was the best he'd hit the ball in the tournament so far and paire ultimately couldn't match it. out. umpire: game, set and match, murray, 3—0. so murray plays again tomorrow, but konta's quarter final is first up today — she faces a tough match against romanian second seed simona halep. so is it possible for two brits to go all the way? and does this mark a new golden age

and sixth seed johanna konta knocking out france's caroline garcia. the dancing world. moscow's bolshoi theatre has called off a much—anticipated ballet about the soviet star dancer, rudolf nureyev. the world premiere was due to open on tuesday — with a number of international critics in the audience. it is the first time a premier has been pulled like this since the collapse of the soviet union, raising questions about whether censorship is returning to the arts. but the bolshoi insists the production will go ahead next year. our correspondent in moscow, sarah rainsford, has more. was to it be the event in russian ballet. the lifestyle —— life story of rudolf nureyev, one of the greatest ever dunces, played out on the bolshoi theatre stage. so when the bolshoi theatre stage. so when the premier was pulled at the last minute, rumours began to swirl here. this was the last one through, met with great applause. so was the story of an openly gay dancer too much for today's conservative russia oi’ much for today's conservative russia or could this be link

she is playing the 21st seed caroline garcia.eed and is looking to make it through. it isa and is looking to make it through. it is a long time since ensurejulie __j° it is a long time since ensurejulie —— jo durie. andy murray has it is a long time since ensurejulie ——jo durie. andy murray has had a very good week. his opponent has only dropped 16 games in his last few matches. he thinks he could be a very tricky customer indeed. few matches. he thinks he could be a very tricky customer indeedi few matches. he thinks he could be a very tricky customer indeed. i just think his farm is not quite there yet but today he is drawn against a very fla m boya nt yet but today he is drawn against a very flamboyant french player who on his day is dangerous. would andy murray have taken the store and the last 16 at wimbledon? absolutely. for me he will get through today. it will be covered times but he should be the last 16 at wimbledon. we're looking at a big things from andy murray and johanna konta and marcus willis who is on the third r

she plays caroline garcia of france.ta win, britain will have a man and a woman in the wimbledon quarterfinals for the first time since 1973. and david joins us live from wimbledon now. it is not just it is notjust the british players in action, roger federer and novak djokovic, wingers williams, nadal, they are also here today —— venus williams. andy murray's former coach is with us. what about the men's side? maybe the best day of the two weeks, and we are lucky, we have the big four in action. murray and djokovic will be all right but the others are in for a battle, federer against dimitrov. and nadal in his match will stop all eyes are on johanna konta? it is a lot of pressure for her to do with them at the door is wide open, jia 's been playing some great tennis. i have commentated on some of her matches —— she has been playing some great tennis will stop tips for the title? i will go with nadal, and i will alsojump i will go with nadal, and i will also jump on the i will go with nadal, and i will alsojump on the ba

johanna konta at the top of the screen was up against caroline garcia, in a match of small margins.pporters saw her take the second set. garcia served brilliantly. but this was match point. this was wimbledon and this a critical mistake. givejohanna konta an occasion, she'll rise to it. it's those situations that i jumped on when i was a little girl. and even now to be part of those battles on big stages. you're now the first british woman into a quarter final at wimbledon since jo durie in 198a, what does that mean to you? that's pretty special. the last british woman to win wimbledon was virginia wade in 1977. imagine if there were two british champions this year, there would be statues everywhere. andy murray was playing benoit paire of france, a6 in the world. at wimbledon, murray had never lost to a player ranked so low. tie—break in the first, 6—a in the second. murray was getting there. commentator: too good. in the third set, murray got heated with the umpire over a challenge and centre court sympathised. i challenged immediately. no matter, murray said it was the best he'd

konta reaches the fourth round for the first time in her career, and will play the 21st seed caroline garciand, but one match at a time. i'm happy to have come through today and i definitely have another battle coming up next. heather watson was looking to reach the second week of a grand slam for the first time, but unfortunately she's out. she was beaten in three sets by belarus's victoria azarenka. the former world number one is making her grand slam return after the birth of her first child in december. england have the edge after the second day of the first test against south africa at lord's. a last—wicket partnership between james anderson and stuart broad helped england to a first innings total of a58 all out. broad then got amongst the wickets as south africa slumped to 104—4. temba bavuma and theunis de bruyn put togther a crucial stand for the fifth wicket before anderson dismisssed de bruyn just before the close. they're 214 for five, and still 244 runs behind. south africa's kagiso rabada has been suspended for next weeks second test. rabada pleaded guilty to using "inappropriat

but it'sjohanna konta who holds the first slot this afternoon taking on caroline garcia of france — that'sty this lunchtime. joe root‘s first test since taking over from alastair cook ended in a 211 run victory at lords. man of the match mohin ali gave a fantastic performance ripping through south africa's batting. the side won't be changed for friday's second test at trent bridge. a huge win for england and for root... the win came moments after england's women got a crucial three—run win we know they're going to come back hard at trent bridge and we're going to have to play really well but to be 1—0 up, it's the first time we've beaten them here for a long time. everything i've asked from the lads this week they've dived straight into and they've gone about it in a very, very, just a brilliant way really and made my life a lot easier. the win came moments after england's women got a crucial three—run win against australia in the world cup. the first time they've managed that in 24 years! the win puts england in a strong position to qualify for the semi—finals as they sit top of the point

but it'sjohanna konta who holds the first slot on centre court this afternoon, taking on caroline garciainning twice, with garcia beating jo in their most recent clash in march. but i'm sure crowds will try their hardest to inspirejo. and given that britain hasn't had a female quarter—finalist since 1984, we can expect quite a party this lunctime. right, cricket. what a few days for joe root and england cricketing in this test series. and he gets a victory in his first match as england captain, which is fantastic. yes, a huge win for england underjoe root and a lot of love for moeen ali. the england captain had lots of praise for ali, who gave a fantastic performance — ripping through south africa's batting in that first test at lords. ali was man—of the—match after their 200 and 11 run win. the side won't be changed for friday's second test at trent bridge. of course, this is england's first of seven tests with root in charge for the first time, so a big relief for him that it started well. we know they will come back hard, but to be 1—0 up, it is the first time we have beaten them for

become the first british woman to reach the quarterfinals at wimbledon since 1984 after beating caroline garciae tournament favourite, was pegged back to one set all, before closing out the match 6—4 in the decider. konta will face romanian second seed simona halep in the last eight. it is those situations that you dream of when i was a little girl. but even now, to be part of these big battles on the biggest stage, it is all about what it is about to be a professional athlete. we have not had a women's quarterfinalist at wimbledon since jo durie back in the 1980s. that is very special. i am looking forward to getting the chance to play again. well, if the women's draw was wide open this morning, it is even more so now after the number one seed angelique kerber was beaten in the fourth round. former finalist garbine muguruza won their match in three sets and will play svetlana kuznetsova in the quarterfinals. meanwhile, these are live pictures of andy murray's fourth round match. he is two sets up on benoit paire. 0n serve in the third set, 3—2. if andy murray wins, it will be the first time at

she's against caroline garcia, also french. she is first on court 1 at garcia, also french.at 1pm. away from garcia, also french. she is first on court1 at 1pm. away from the tennis, joe root‘s reign as england captain started with a brilliant win. england beat south africa by 211 runs with a day to spare at lords. the second test gets under way in just five days time. in the women's world cup, england beat defending champions australia in a tense match in bristol. australia could have won with a six off the final ball but couldn't manage it to give england a fourth straight win at the tournament. chris froome still leads the tour de france but will have to race the rest of it without team—mate geraint thomas, who broke his collarbone after a collision with another rider on stage nine yesterday. pre—race favourite ritchie porte's tour is also over. he has a fractured shoulder and pelvis, after crashing at 45mph, but won't need surgery and could be back on his bike next month. he's lucky that wasn't even worse. valtteri bottas claimed the second win of his formula 1 career at

sixth seed konta beat france's caroline garcia on court 0ne yesterday afternoon.eged to have thrown acid at resham khan and jameel muhktar through their car window. both suffered severe burns to the face and body. an american military aircraft has crashed in the state of mississippi, killing at least 16 people, according to us media. it crashed about 100 miles north of jackson, the state capital. the type of aircraft is one of the most extensively used in the military, but they can also be modified to transport cargo and troops. a bbc investigation has found nearly 500 children aged 12 and under have been questioned by police for sexting since 2013. the practice is when someone uses a mobile phone to send indecent pictures of themselves to others. the guidance around the law changed last year in england and wales to say if it's a young person creating the images, the police can choose to record that as a crime, but that taking formal action isn't in the public interest. president trump's eldest son is facing further allegations about a meeting he held with a russi