early doors as you can tell, casper ruud taking the first point of that match. the fourth seed here, but liam broady with the greater grass court experience. don't necessarily expect that to go the way of form. liam broady upset a seed last year and is hoping he can pull off another upset on centre court this year if he can get his past casper ruud. hitting like that will go down very well with that centre court cloud and also someone who is going to go down very well with the centre court cloud is andy murray. he will be up later against stefanos tsitsipas. a proper popcorn match. they've had a bit of beef between them but tsitsipas been very open about how much of a hero andy murray is of his. murray into the second round with a straight sets win, he is going to want to try to keep the sets to a minimum if he is to progress at these championships ten years on from his first wimbledon title. we'll tsitsipas figure it all out on grass? will this be a run for him to the final? we will wait and see full stop katie boulter to come to. we will keep you updated on bb

around was casper ruud really is a firm favourite or not? he had to hold his nerve out there. casperfor the second time and from that moment on i think casper had enough of something it came to that fifth set which liam won, in terms of the and what it means for his mental health. he spoke about it in the past and how he nearly quit the sport. what does this when mean for him, having one on centre court, into the third round. i one on centre court, into the third round. . , . . round. i was a feeling that the moment? _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a _ round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream - round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream to - round. i was a feeling that the moment? it's a dream to winl round. i was a feeling that the - moment? it's a dream to win against the higher ranked opponent on centre court, in front of a british crowd, as he said, he has been driven it a bit since he was five, a reward for all the hard work he has within them. if you know moments in the past, he was the w

centre court behind me when liam brody the british wildcat he was a upset last year is playing casper ruudth seed who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals and brodie has levelled things up and is two set since heading to a shoot out on centre court and whoever wins the deciding set will be in for the third round and other casper ruud is not a natural glass course player and his biggest success have come in a different court and he says he is still figuring out at the surface but the whole crowd is getting behind him. he beat british world champion before. three—time grand slam champion is through to the third round where he will play novak djokovic on friday. he beat the queens finalist as well and got the victory for the matteo berrettini on you mentioned tsitsipas and that of the popcorn match. this is timing and this could be going late into the night where we're used to it with andy murray. tsitsipas reaches grand slam titles but murray is the experience men on grass, a former two—time champion who will fancy his chances against tsitsipas who had a five set epic against

fourth seed casper ruud is his second—round opponent. a win too forjan choinski over dusan lajovic.e parry early on after taking the first set on a tie—break, losing in three. katie swan beaten in straight sets by olympic champion belinda bencic but better news forjodie burrage who beat caty mcnally to win her first match at wimbledon. up next for her, 11th seed daria kasatkina. you can find all the results on our website. on tuesday the women's defending champion elena rybakina kicks off the action on centre court. with the men's defending champion novak djokovic safely through to the second round, tuesday sees the women's champion elena rybakina begin the defence of her title and goes into the championships with great uncertainty. she was forced to pull out of the french open with a virus and it does not appear as though she is fully recovered. american shelby rogers, now 30, will be her opponent. women's tennis has a big three challenging iga swiatek for the world number one spot — aryna sabalenka last year with a ban on russian and belarusian players, sabalenka is back saying la

fourth seed casper ruud is his fourth round opponent.dusan lajovic. harriet dart lost to diane parry early on. after taking the first set on a tie break, she lost in three. katie swan was beaten in straight sets by the olympic champion belinda bencic. but better news for jodie burrage, who beat caty mcnally to win her first match at wimbledon. up next for her, 11th seed daria kasatkina. you can find all the results on our website. on tuesday, we'll see the women's defending champion elena rybakina kick off the action on centre court. chetan pathak looks ahead to day two. the men's defending champion novak djokovic safely through to the second round tuesday sees the women's champion elena rybakina begin the defence of her title. she begins these champion chips with uncertainty. she was forced to pull out of the french open with a virus and it does not feel as though she is fully recovered from it. america's shelby rogers now her opponent. women's tennis has a big three. challenging iga swiatek, that world number one spot is aryna sabalenk

no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals, he came unstuck on grass yet again, this time against the british wildcard liam brody, a man whose only just inside the world's top 150, took the match in five sets, denis shapovalov awaits him next. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player, she is through to the third round having reached the quarter—finals at roland—garros last month, understandably emotional after her 3—set win. friday should be an absolute cracker here, novak djokovic, iga swiatek, carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka and last year's beaten finalist ons jabeur are all scheduled to play. all hoping to reach the second week of these championships. not only is it ten years since andy murray's wimbledon title, 2013 also the year of marion butterly�*s�* victory, her only grand slam one at the 47th attempt. she has been reflecting on that moment a decade on. it was 2007 when i lost to venus in the final but it six long years before i got another chance and i really felt at that moment it was god just giving me another

no such joy for casper ruud, a man who is reached three of the last four grand slam finals.e unstuck on grass yet again, this time against the british wild card liam brody, a man whose only just inside the world's top 150, took the match in five sets. its denis shapovalov who awaits him next. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player, she's through to the third round having reached the quarterfinals only last month, she was understandably emotional after her three set win over elise mertens. friday should be an absolute cracker here, novak djokovic, iga swiantek, carlos alcaraz, aryna sabalenka, last year's beaten finalist, ons jabeur all scheduled to play, all hoping to reach the second week of these championships. not only is it ten years since andy murray's first wimbledon title. 2013 was also the year of marion bartoli's victory at the all england club, her only grand slam won at a record 47th attempt. she's been reflecting on that moment a decade on with chethan. i was very close in 2007 when i lost against venus and it took me six long years before i got a

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meanwhile, casper ruud won. hoping for a title. in the women's singles, swiatek won. she's already won roland garrison the u.s. open this year but she's never made it past round four on grass. and venus williams return to the all england club resulted in defeat against a ukrainian. it was williams's 24th meant -- 24th appearance at a tournament at the age of 43. stage three in the tour de france. a belgian outpaced and out muscled the second place. his compact rate was looking frustrated again after losing out for the second day in a row at the sprint finish. he finished fifth on monday. 193 kilometer route saw across from spain into france. a british rider maintains the overall lead sundays stage leader stays in the points classification green jersey. tuesday's stage is mainly flat, 182 kilometer run. another nasa sprint expected for the finish line. -- mass sprint expected for the finish line. another big name in football making a move toward saudi arabia. the midfielder has been named manager of a saudi arabia team. he said in june he been invited to the country to

no such joy for casper ruud a man who reached three of the last four grand slam finals, still figuringout on the grass. british wildcard liam brody took advantage of five set thriller. elina svitolina is in the highest ranked ukrainian player at the championships. she found a way past lee's a martin's three sets. understandably emotional afterwards, reaching the quarterfinals of the french open recently having come back from maternity leave. friday novak djokovic, iga swiatek and last year's big finalist ons jabeur. >> before we let you go, behind me is what would be the first fully electric flying vehicle called the model a. its creators say it can drive on public roads, park like a normal car, and fly. imagine scenes like this flying over traffic on your way to work. it seats two people and would cost $300,000. it has been certified for testing by the federal aviation in minutes ration. that means sci-fi fantasy could someday be in everyday reality. thank you for watching world news america. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial

no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals.d the british wild card, liam brody, took advantage, winning a five set thriller. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player at these championships. she found a way past elise mertens in three sets, understandably emotional afterwards. elina svitolina reached the quarterfinals of the french open recently, having come back from maternity leave. friday here should be a cracker. we are going to see novak djokovic, iga swiatek, last year's beaten finalist, ons jabeur. you're live with bbc news. an eight—year—old girl has been killed and 16 people were injured when a land rover crashed into a primary school in wimbledon in south—west london. it happened at a girls school for children aged between 4 and ii — during what was thought to be a garden party for the last day of term. 10 people were taken to hospital. a woman in her 40s has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. our special correspondent lucy manning reports. tables, chairs and mats laid out.

you cannot also count out the likes of casper ruud or sinner or stefanos tsitsipas, so there are guyson sunday. thank you so much for your thoughts on a very exciting wimbledon final. and before we go, it may have been raining in miami but that didn't stop inter miami from unveiling their newest signing — argentine star lionel messi — during a ceremony on sunday, messi received his new number 10 jersey and told fans at the team's packed stadium that he wants to help the team compete. on saturday, messi finalized the deal to join major league soccer with a two—and—a—half season contract with miami worth up to 150 million dollars. he could make his debut as soon as friday against the mexican team cruz azul. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. 0ur spell of fairly unsettled sort of mid—july weather continues. temperatures not doing great for the time of year, but we will have some sunshine around over the next couple of days. showers as we head through the week at times, temperatures a little below average for some of us. but the driest weather will be found towards the south—east becau

no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals.inning a five set thriller. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player at these championships. she found a way past elise mertens in three sets, understandably emotional afterwards. elina svitolina reached the quarterfinals of the french open recently, having come back from maternity leave. friday here should be a cracker. we are going to see novak djokovic, iga swiatek, last year's beaten finalist, ons jabeur. you're live with bbc news. india stop court is set to deliver its verdict on whether same sex marriage can be allowed. its a proposal that has sharply divided opinion in the country. while the government and religious groups have opposed the idea, the lgbt community is hopeful that the court will give its approval — five years after it decriminalised homosexuality. arunoday mukharji reports. i'm just saying we want to get married. you are not a normal human being. how are their lives getting i affected by people like us? the fight for rights is louder than ever. forg

no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals.itish wild card, liam brody, took advantage, winning a five set thriller. elina svitolina is the highest ranked ukrainian player at these championships. she found a way past elise mertens in three sets, understandably emotional afterwards. elina svitolina reached the quarterfinals of the french open recently, having come back from maternity leave. friday here should be a cracker. we are going to see novak djokovic, iga swiatek, last year's beaten finalist, ons jabeur. before we let you go, behind me is what would be the first fully—electric flying vehicle. it's called the �*model a', and it's creators say it can drive on public roads and park like a normal car. oh, and it can fly. so imagine scenes like this, flying over traffic on your way to work or the store. the model a has just been certified for testing by the federal aviation administration, which means sci—fi fantasy could someday be an every—day reality. the model a seats two people, and would cost $300,000. thank you for watc

katie boulter is casper ruud. katie boulter is also set to play . the british also set to play.t stop oil was a shock to the system. crime minister chris philp says the government's urged organisers to beef up security motty. >> we also met with the organisers of various sporting events to ask them to take more action in terms of more marshals, more stewards , marshals, more stewards, searching people where necessary , and policing or manning the perimeter of sports fields and also considering taking out injunctions which have been used successfully as well . because, successfully as well. because, you know, just in the same way , you know, just in the same way, we don't want people to be stopped from going about their day business. we also day to day business. we also don't sporting events don't want these sporting events to disrupted . to be disrupted. >> this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's back over to bev and . and. andrew >> good morning. thank you for joining us in the past hour, chris pincher, the former tory deputy chief whip, should be

stockport�*s liam broady against the fourth seed casper ruud. on paper, no contest. but on grass?t from there, broady brilliantly came roaring back with an inspired display. cheered on by his sister, former player naomi. it was quite simply, the win of his life. and how's that for a celebration? the 29—year—old has been a stalwart of british tennis. so this victory, well, it was almost priceless. well, i said to my mum this morning — she doesn't like watching — i said, "look, i've already won 80 grand this week, so you can chill out." there was also success for katie boulter. in her opening match, she overcame a 28—hour rain delay and then a protester. so how would she deal with viktoriya tomova? 0utstanding. well, rather well — she took the first set six love. and although she lost the second come the decider, she held her nerve. boulter through to the third round for the second year, running on a day of british delight. still to come, andy murray against stefan tsitsipas, so a tough match but the fans will be hoping for another centre court thriller. what an evening they have in

britain's liam broady eliminated fourth—seed casper ruud in a major upset.d set to take the lead when play was suspended 20 minutes before curfew. also tomorrow, three—time grand slam winner stan wawrinka will face wimbledon champ novak djokovic. djokovic has bested wawrinka in all but six of their 26 matches against each other. thank you for watching bbc news, i'm sumi somaskanda in washington. hello there. thursday was a better day for play at wimbledon and for the start of the test at headingley. there was quite a lot of cloud generally, but we did see temperatures peaking at 23 degrees. however, into friday, we're tapping into some heat and humidity, and temperatures may well peak as high as 29 celsius, 84 fahrenheit. there was some cloud and rain around, though, and you can see quite clearly where i'm talking about on the satellite picture. this is a frontal system bringing some wet weather, fairly showery first thing friday morning across scotland and northern ireland. slowly brightening up into the afternoon. but with that southerly wind direction dra

after getting the better of constant lestienne, fourth seed casper ruud awaits.d 11 a appointment. the british numberfour made a and 11 a appointment. the british number four made a dreadful start, and was a 3—0 down in a few minutes. after a slow starter, she broke up, recovered and brought back to us. the first eventually boil down to a tie—break, and the british pair took it 7-4. but tie—break, and the british pair took it 7—4. but a very different dart emerged from that next set, swiftly captured by the world number 96, 6-0. the captured by the world number 96, 6—0. the deciding set was more of a contest but not one she could constrain. she lost 6—4. then came the rain. covers on, covers before jodie burrage took on caty mcnally of the united states. borage is shot out of the blocks and soon steered a double break of serve. the world number 67 appeared troubled by a leg problem, as b rrage trust through. although mcnally improved in the second set, burrage met our blow for blow and won it 6—4. i’m second set, burrage met our blow for blow and won it 6-4.— blo

that another brick is in action, liam broady is expected to be a tough match, taking on norway's casper ruudight, court number 18, jan choinski lost in straight sets, a very close match, he was defeated by poland's hubert hurkacz. mind you, it was jan choinski's first time at wimbledon, he was a wild card, and made it through to the second round. he made £55,000 which is not bad for a few days' work, if you can get it! trieste days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor. — days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for the i days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for the latest from wimbledon. lots to look forward to. let's assess what the weather is doing wherever you are in the country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon because they had country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon be time they had country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon be time at ey had country. it's b

the british no 5 had a dream centre court victory over fourth seed casper ruud yesterday — but was unablets 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. that's what ben stokes does. he had five sixes and made 80 and when england were all out, they werejust made 80 and when england were all out, they were just 26 runs made 80 and when england were all out, they werejust 26 runs behind. the game was still alive. so australia in the second inning set out to just batch normally, sensibly, to

liam broady — world number 142 — against fourth seed casper ruud. on paper, no contest.t priceless? well, i said to my mum this morning — she doesn't like watching — i said, "look, i've already won 80 grand this week, so you can chill out a bit!" laughter. and also through is katie boulter — she'll next face defending champion elena rybakina. but so far, so very good. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. ican hear i can hear the roar is all the way here from wimbledon. the noise was just as good here, of 18,000 england fans cheering on the teams and what it full seating roller—coaster of a day. england looked to be initially on top after bowling australia out for 263, with mark wood producing a five—star performance. but england struggled with the bat, losing three early wickets — leaving the test delicately poised heading into day two. joe wilson reports. mark wood could just be the most precious asset in english cricket. he can bowl at 95 miles an hour, but he can't do it all the time. so he's rationed — unleashed in this match, and australia were bowled out for 263. if en

he faces french open winner casper ruud next.n prime minister has got involved. this was the incident last week at lords when bairstow stepped out of his crease thinking the ball was dead and it was the end of the over, only for the wicket keeper to throw the ball at his stumps. yesterday the british pm rishi sunak said it broke the spirit of cricket. little sympathy from the australians, if this front page is anything to go by. but now sunak�*s counterpart, anthony albanese, has tweeted, congratulating both the men's and women's teams, saying, "same old aussies — always winning!". his phrase appearing to be a jibe at english fans, who chanted, "same old aussies, always cheating", after bairstow was dismissed. you might have seen the pictures of bairstow shaking hands with the australian players. if looks could kill his expression said it all. the tour de france continues at the moment. adam yates is still in the leader's yellowjersey going into stage four of the tour de france, while mark cavendish is still one victory from brea

broady plays norwegian casper ruud . you may be aware of this ruud.hed about called don't kill cash , about called don't kill cash, which is certainly not happening in the prime central london property market. more than 70% of properties bought there over £5 million prepared for or in cash. £5 million prepared for or in cash . but millions of £5 million prepared for or in cash. but millions of us £5 million prepared for or in cash . but millions of us still cash. but millions of us still rely on it in a way that people buying those properties don't . buying those properties don't. many people are pushing for cash to be permanently replaced by debit and credit cards and other electronic payments . electronic payments. >> so we at gb news are calling on the government to introduce legislation committing to protect the status of cash as legal tender and as an accepted means of payment until at least 2050. >> okay. our economics and business editor liam halligan with the details . with the details. >> britain is fast becoming cashless in the wake of covid

. >> ruud dodi turned >> us casper ruud dodi turned out to absolutely brilliant. out to be absolutelyhing is that their scores were all the way. yes, were so close all the way. yes, i'm love this. their i'm sorry. i love this. their scores so close. all the scores were so close. all the way, but it was very difficult to tell which was which. yes. if you're just because they look almost it didn't help almost identical, it didn't help the dressed the fact that they were dressed in white. >> and also they went >> and also they both went because steven wears one because i know steven wears one of was headband, you of these was the headband, you know, do the tie thing know, where you do the tie thing at the back and let that trail, you know, that's just with you know, that's just go with another and i'm looking at another hat. and i'm looking at i'm at hair and i'm looking at brodys hair and i'm looking at brodys hair and i'm doesn't need a i'm thinking, he doesn't need a headband, he? no, he headband, does he? no, he doesn't need he hasn't got he hasn't pass hasn't got the city pass locks

and he is it was a wild card, so he managed to get in and he was playing yesterday against casper. ruudnumber four from norway . nobody four seed from norway. nobody gave him hope, but with the gave him a hope, but with the wimbledon crowd, see, this is what's andy. what's going to help andy. i mean, you see andy, the mean, when you see andy, the amount of people scream amount of people that scream every come andy. every moment. come on, andy. come andy. just i was come on, andy. it's just i was the person that actually the only person that actually didn't because didn't shout it because why wouldn't you shout? i had to protect today so protect my voice for today so that reason. but that was the only reason. but i was. was semaphored it. but was. i was semaphored it. but everybody behind him. and everybody was so behind him. and it's with brit at it's the same with any brit at wimbledon to liam wimbledon. so well done to liam brody , who then moves and brody, who then moves on and he's playing denis shapovalov now of canada, big serving canadian. so that's going to be very tricky . but

and following his shock win over casper ruud, liam broady is also in third round action today.nd. six protesters were convicted of causing a public nuisance afer the track was invaded last year. the policing minister chris philp says sports have been encouraged to hire more marshals and use injunctions to prevent protests. what do you think? is sport a legitimate target? does the climate crisis justify the tactics? do you approve of the message but not the medium? it isjust stopping sport ok? we are sleepwalking into a furnace, politicians reneging on promises. we are told rishi sunak is not interested, here starmer got the protest yesterday. in history, if we write a history book on this, on anything, we also thank god forjust anything, we also thank god forjust a boil, at least they tried. it is just stopping sport 0k? francis is still with us, gp and body—builder, who is sounding loads of cider and warnings on this, and sam in cheltenham, jane... good morning. what are you seeing? ilrrui’eiiii. morning. what are you seeing? well, i have had morning. what are you seeing? well

he'll be playing casper ruud next cost on lestienne from france and the and i know the very little of sure how beibisn— accent, so i'm not sure how beibisn ne— accent, so i'm not sure how beibisn be is— accent, so i'm not sure how british he is, but- accent, so i'm not sure how british he is, but if he's representing— british he is, but if he's representing us, we'll take him. if representing us, we'll take him. ib ne-s— representing us, we'll take him. if he's winning,— representing us, we'll take him. if he's winning, he's a brit, as far if he's winning, he's a brit, as bae as— if he's winning, he's a brit, as bae as im— if he's winning, he's a brit, as far as i'm concerned. 'e: far as i'm concerned. and we've got andy murray in action today . andy murray plays today. ryan iabbeesen— . andy murray plays today. ryan iabbeesen .— . andy murray plays today. ryan patterson , another— andy murray plays today. ryan patterson , another brit, 268th patterson, another brit, 268th in—se— patterson, another brit, 268th in—se cam,- patterson, another brit, 268th in so cam, norrie, in the world.