international tennis, this afteroon, with the britrish number one kyle edmund up against a resurgent dan evansdam wild reports. evans made a great start, but edmund made a great comeback. as the purchase amount finally makes is appearance, here is british men's tennis brightest hope in the season. on the other side of the net to kyle edmund, celebrate dan edmonds. in good form of late and from the outset at eastbourne determined to put this out of reach of the british number one. with wimbledon just over the horizon, now the perfect time to show the british crowds what to expect. evans seemingly the equal to everything edmund could offer. the first set one enabling of an eye. court time of course important preparation. levelling the match, taking us to a deciding set. now they contest all had hoped for. swinging one way and then the other. edmund, likely british summer, taking a while get going. finally, taking a while get going. finally, taking the match and his place in the semifinal. meanwhile liam brody has been knocked out of the qualifying final round. he was so close, just one victory f

svr dan evans of course you think about what you can do at wimbledon. or the men and evans is playing as well as anybody in the draw. so, why not? we can worry about wimbledon next week. exactly, for now we focus on eastbourne. coverage here on bbc to start at one o'clock. memorabilia valued at £200,000 belonging to former wimbledon champion boris becker is to be auctioned to pay off his debts. replica trophies are being sold off along with medals and clothing. the online auction takes place next month and will also feature watches, tennis rackets and set bands. time now to take a look at some of the day's other sports headlines. commonwealth games in birmingham will cost £778 million the government has announced. about the government has announced. about the £750 million initial estimate, but below the figure of nearly1 billion for the 2018 games on australia plasma gold coast. football agent has been charged with fraud. he is due to appear before magistrates in manchester onjuly the 31st. magistrates in manchester onjuly the sist. it magistrates in man

he'll face another brit, dan evans tomorrow for a place in the semi—finals.gh whose patchy grass court form has continued ahead of wimbledon. she was beaten today in the third round of the eastbourne international. 0ns jabeur of tunisia got the better of the british number one in straight sets. konta has just five days to get ready for wimbledon now — where she'll be seeded 19th. idid quite i did quite a few things well, not too much to feel too down about, disappointed that i would've liked to down about, disappointed that motivators stadia longer but to come to that match and find a way, yeah, i don't dwell too long on matches, i try to see the good things that i can do better and move forward. liam broady is one win away from qualifying for next weeks tournament at the all england club, he won his second round match today — he's bidding to reach the main draw for a fourth time. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former pensions mi

dan evans, decent form on grass was halted by three—time grand slam winner,163—6— halted by three—time in the british number one, was just about, winner, 163—6— four. in the british number one, wasjust about, losing the first set and was labelled a 3— all before the weather ended play prematurely in west london. let

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murray and feliciano lopez won the first set against dan evans and ken skupski, but the players had tort at ten to nine with evans and skupski five four ahead in the second set. the match will continue tomorrow after the singles‘ semi finals. there were wins for the top two sides in rugby league's super league this evening. warrington remain second after a convincing victory over wakefield. whilst the top side st helens continue their good form with a 36 ten win over struggling leeds rhinos. louis mccarthy scarsbrook with two of their trys. elsewhere in tonights super league wigan beat huddesfield by 38 points to 22. salford go above castelford by beating them 2616. and confirmation of warrington's easy win against wakefield. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines... ferrari's attempt to overturn the penalty that cost sebastian vettel victory in the canadian grand prix has been rejected by formula 1 officials who found that "no significant or relevant information" had been offered to over turn the race day decision. the scottish premiership fixtures for nex

there were also wins in the men's draw for britain's dan evans and cameron norrie.adimir klitschko has been rescued by the spanish coastguard after the luxury yacht he was onboard caught fire.klitschko posted a video of the rescue operation on social media. he was on holiday off the coast of majorca with family and friends when the fire took hold. this is his commentary. three o'clock in the morning. we are in the sea, getting rescued. the boat was on fire, we are hanging out side. just finally, the former world snooker champion shaun murphy has made an audacious bid to qualify for the open golf championship. murphy won the world snooker title in 2005 at the crucible. he plays golf off scratch but describes himself as more than a social golfer. he was unable to progress to final qualifying after shooting a 12 over par 84 at county louth. he described it as one of the greatest experiences of his life. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. goodbye for me.

semi—finals of eastbourne — but he had to fightback from a set down to beat his in form compatriot dan evansdominated the first set, breaking the edmund serve twice to go—on to take it set 6—1 in a little over half an hour. but edmund dug deep to win the second 6—3 and then the third 6—4 giving himself a confidence boost ahead of wimbledon. he'll play the american taylor fritz tomorrow. a quick round up now of some of the day's other sports stories and we'll stay at eastbourne. where the reigning wimbledon champion angelique kerber is through to the semi—finals. she beat the former world number one simona halep in straight sets. kerber will next face the tunisian who knocked—outjo konta — 0ns jabeurn tomorrow. britain's liam broady won't be featuring in the main draw at wimbledon. the three time wimbledon qualifier has been knocked—out of qualifying in the final round, he lost in five sets to the frenchman greg berrere. hull kr beat rivals hull fc to move—off the bottom of rugby league's super league — after trailing early on, adam quinlan made a breakaway which ben crook put over 18—10 the

dan evans, decent form on grass was halted by three—time grand slam winner,163—6— halted by three—timelam winner, 163—6— four. in the british number one, was just about, winner, 163—6— four. in the british number one, wasjust about, losing the first set and was labelled a 3— all before the weather ended play prematurely in west london. let us have a quick check on some of today's other headlines. missing the first three games of next week and his champions league after his band for insulting match officials. a disgrace, saying the officials know nothing about football. lewis has left his position as head coach, stepping down after less than a year in charge with his former assistant coach replacing him and having been absent in march personal reasons. find £1000 by the fa after it was found that he had placed 140 bets on football matches between 2015 in january this year. the co—owner made a £5,000 profit from £25,000 of wages. and winning the prince of wales state on the first of the group one win for the success for the trainer. set to miss out on selection for the rugby world cup in

you can talk about any of those matches, especially with dan evans who has a very individual game.rbiton, slicing and dicing. he went up to nottingham and dicing. he went up to nottingham and he won the whole tournament despite the bad weather. he has the winning habit so i think dan is a favourite to beat stan that is a statement and we will be back with that much at one o'clock on bbc two. the defending champion marin cilic has won his opening match in straight sets. he beat novak djokovic in the final last year and is looking for a third title. johanna konta is 30 the second round at the birmingham classic after a straight set victory. she was playing her first match since reaching the semifinals of the french open. charlton athletic say they have been unable to agree terms with manager lee bowie over a new contract. the club said they have offered him a year long contract extension and if he changes his mind it is still on the table. the tour

play there, i saw one martin del potro get through and then we had the truncated match with dan evanss ankle pretty badly in the first set, is that over? yes, they have just completed the match. you can hear the announcement ahead of kyle edmund's match with stefano tsitsipas the top seed, they have just been welcomed onto the centre court at queens. evans was beaten 65,674. court at queens. evans was beaten 6-3,674. a court at queens. evans was beaten 6—3,674. a good performance by wawrinka. evans is fine, he won back—to—back challenger tournament so he is having a great grass court season but i think it was the lets me that he heard as he slipped. i think there is nothing to worry about with wimbledon just around the corner. it was a little bit slippery and they have been trying to mop up from the last couple of days. one of the big talking points today is feliciano lopez who will be playing with andy murray in the doubles tomorrow. he addressed these allegations of match fixing that go back a couple of years. yes, these are allegations that have been printed in spain, saying that f

dan evans should be first up against stan wawrinka. kyle edmund faces stefanos tsitsipas later.rizon with his long hoped—for fight against army can having failed to materialise. this prompted some speculation of his future but he says he is not about to hang up his gloves just yet. he posted on social media, i have not retired, i have had some time away from the ring, but me and my team have been proactively looking to secure big fights. if they can be made, then i would love nothing more than to dance again under them bright lights. that is on the spot for now. martin the next hour. two neo—nazi teenagers, who suggested prince harry should be shot for marrying a woman of mixed race, have been jailed for encouraging terrorism. the pair were members of the sonnenkrieg division, an extreme revolutionary nazi group exposed by bbc news in december. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford reports. some of the most violent nazi propaganda to emerge in britain. internet posts calling for women who mix with other races to be killed, and for attacks on the police. there was even

stand by brink a proved too strong for wildcard entry dan evans also winning in straight sets most of the matches to be completed through the rain. and the women's french open champion ashley body want to 1st match since lifting a maiden grand slam title you're straightly and beat donna vecchia chin straight sets of the burning and classic only 6 women have won the french open and wimbledon double in the same season. and there was the surprise of the push of a 20 faced off for the 1st time at a w.t. a tour event qualify christina beat her sister and 3rd seed catalina the match went down to the deciding said tiebreaker. the international olympic committee has outlined plans to run its only boxing program at next year's tokyo olympics the governing body of amateur boxing is currently suspended by the i.o.c. amid a financial and governance crisis they plan to triple the number of women boxes from rio 2016 up to 100 weight categories and qualifying standards have also been agreed . the planning is moving forward for books in tokyo that they cannot plan with the national federations in the

stand to prove too strong for wildcard entry dan evans also winning in straight sets most of the matches to be completed through the rain. and the women's french open champion ashley body want to 1st match since lifting a maiden grand slam title you're straightly and beat donna vecchia chin straight sets of the burning and classic only 6 women have won the french open and wimbledon double in the same season. and there was the surprise of the pushover 20 faced off for the 1st time at a w.t. a tour event qualify christina beat her sister and 3rd seed carlina the match went down to the deciding said tiebreaker. the international olympic committee has outlined plans to run its only boxing program at next year's tokyo olympics the governing body of amateur boxing is currently suspended by the i.o.c. amid a financial and governance crisis they plan to triple the number of women boxes from rio 2016 up to 100 weight categories and qualifying standards have also been agreed the planning is moving forward for boxing in tokyo that they cannot plan with the national federations in the reduces the ti

the tennis at queens was a wash—out today, no play at all in west london, dan evans and kyle edmund hadiorst kyle edmund had been due to play their fiorst round matches kyle edmund had been due to play theirfiorst round matches but kyle edmund had been due to play their fiorst round matches but will have tio come back tomorrow. there was better weather in birmingham, where the world number one, naomi osaka, survived a scare to reach the second round of the nature valley classic. she beat world number 33 maria sakkari in three sets in just under two hours. osaka will play kazakhstan's yulia putintseva next, after she beat beat britain's harriett dart in the double olympic champion caster semenya says she was used like ‘a human guinea pig' by athletics world governing body as they tested hormone reducing drugs on the athlete to try and limit her testosterone levels. semenya remains in legal dispute with the iaaf - semenya remains in legal dispute with the iaaf — who say she must ta ke with the iaaf — who say she must take medication or she'll be banned from competing in distances ranging

dan evans should have been. with the british number one facing his opponent later on.o many umbrellas but the covers are on, it is raining. that is all the sport for you. we will have an update on the tennis and everything else in the next hour. i have heard you loud and clear and have reflected deeply on all that has transpired. the concerns over the past few months have been caused by deficiencies in their work of other government over the amendment exercise. i personally have to shoulder much of the responsibility. this has led to controversies and anxieties in society. for this, i offer my most sincere apology to all people of hong kong. our correspondent stephen mcdonnell was in hong kong and was listening to that news conference. this is cloud to say the bill is dead. she cannot come out and say it is clearly as that. effectively it is politically impossible now to reintroduce the spell delivering a massive victory to the hundreds and thousands of protesters who have taken to the streets here to oppose this plan, to send people to mainland chinese courts controll

no british success to report at queen's today, either — another rain—affected day and defeat for dan evans3, 6—4. british number one kyle edmund has been up against the top seed, greece's stefanos tsitsipas. edmund lost the first set 6—3, before play was suspended for the day with the duo locked at 3—3 in the second. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from us all at the bbc sport centre, a very goodnight to you. hello there. as we head onto next week, there is a chance that things could turn warm a very warm for some of us, and that could spark off some pretty heavy and thundery showers in a few places. but it is a long way off. in the short—term, things are looking fairly showery thanks to low pressure anchored to the north of the uk. that will send plenty of showers into northern and western areas early this morning, but elsewhere we should see a drying trend, especially across the south—east. we have lost those showers but it will feel a bit fresher, and today is certainly going to be one of sunshine and

andy murray as he returns in the doubles alongside feliciano lopez to take on the british pair of dan evansuild up murray has admitted he was turned down by world number two ash barty for the mixeddoubles at wimbledon next month. i asked her during the french open, i told her, she said, i asked her during the french open, itold her, she said, i'm i asked her during the french open, i told her, she said, i'm sorry but i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged her and said, i'm already playing singles and doubles. i messaged herand said, no worries, completely understand, i just wanted to find the best partner and she said to me, there are many better out there than me. a few days later she won the french open so i messaged her and said i told you you are the best! she still rejected me! well, the stars of women's tennis have been out in force offering their services to be murray's partner, including maria sharapova who retweeted a video of her greatest shots originally sent by the us open. and the legendary billiejean king said that she'd be the ideal partner for murray even at the

time grand slam champion from switzerland stands of rinker proved too strong for wildcard entry dan evans also winning in straight sets most of the matches failed to be completed due to the rain. and the french open champion ashley barty won her 1st match since lifting her maiden grand slam title at roland garros a few weeks ago the australian beat donna vacate chin straight sets of serving in plastic only 6 women have won the french open and wimbledon double in the same season. and that was a surprise as the plesk of the twins faced off for the 1st time at the w t a tour event qualifier christina peters sister and 3rd seed catalina the match went down to a deciding set time break. the international olympic committee has outlined plans to run its own boxing program at next year's tokyo olympics the governing body of amateur boxing is currently suspended by the i.o.c. amid a financial and governance crisis they plan to triple the number of women boxes from rio 2016 up to 100 weights categories and qualifying standards have also been agreed the planning is moving forward for boxing in tokyo

they were leading the british pair of dan evans and ken skupski by a set to love overnight, and theyth after his hip surgery continues. and the pair stayed on court for their semifinal, against henri kontinen and john peers, these are live pictures from queen's, there must be a lot of tired legs out there — it's going with serve so far — you can watch this match on the red button, bbc sport website and app. and we have two britons through to the wheelchair final. alfie hewett beat dermot bailey to earn a meeting with his doubles partner gordon reid tomorrow. roger federer‘s preparations for wimbledon are going well. he's through to the final of the atp event in halle, after a straight sets victory over france's pierre—hugues herber. federer, the top seed, will face david goffin in what will be his fourth final this year, and if he wins, it'll be the 10th time he's won at halle. he isa he is a great guy. i really like his game. he has one of the best backhand in the game. superfast game. he has one of the best backhand in the game. super fast on his feet with great putting on a court

murray and feliciano lopez won the first set against dan evans and ken skupski, but the players had toki 5—4 ahead in the second set. the match will continue today after the singles‘ semi finals. there's live coverage from queen's on bbc one from one o'clock. it's the start of the knockout phase at the women's world cup in france. germany face nigeria this afternoon, and later in the evening norway play australia. then tomorrow, england face cameroon in valencien, having won all three of their games in the group stages. you can watch it live tomorrow on bbc one. phil neville believes his team can still improve, even though that 100% record. the bigger tests are still to come and i still think there's another 15, 20% from the team in terms of performance levels. we are in a good place to attack the last 16. when you come out the group stages in a major tournament, that is when you've got to start enjoying it even more. and start focusing that all on winning. it's all gone horribly wrong for england's promising under—21 team. remember some of these players were world champions at under—i

he will face another brit, dan evans, tomorrow for a place in the semi—finals. ahead of wimbledon. she was beaten today in the third round of the eastbourne international. ons jabeur of tunisia got the better of the british number one in straight sets. konta has just five days to get ready for wimbledon now, where she will be seeded 19th. don't forget you can find all the latest on the bbc sport website. that is bbc. co. uk/sport. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. the much anticipated summer heat this week is yet to kick in here, and when it does it will be very brief. but across on the continent, as you may have heard, the european heatwave is in full swing, and on wednesday new june temperature records were set in germany, in poland, even into the czech republic, the best the uk could manage was 25 in wales. to start thursday under clear skies it could be intermed single figures. from east wales across central england and western england, the cloud will clear. some may linger into norfolk, and it may clear the north sea coast later

the semi—finals of eastbourne, but he had to fight back from a set down to beat in—form compatriot dan evanst edmund dug deep to win the second 6—3 and then the third 6—4, giving himself a confidence boost ahead of wimbledon. he'll play the american taylor fritz tomorrow. in the women's draw, reigning wimbledon champion angelique kerber is through to the semi—finals after beating simona halep in straight sets. she'll next face ons jabeurn tomorrow, the tunisian who knocked out britain'sjo konta. and one other tennis line for you, that's britain's liam broady won't be featuring in the main draw at wimbledon. the 3—time wimbledon qualifier has been knocked out of qualifying in the final round, just one win away from the main tournament. broady was two sets up against frenchman greg berrere but lost the next three. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. hello there. thursday was a lovely day across the country, a real summer's day with lots of strong sunshine, high temperatures across northern and western scotland,

they were leading the british pair of dan evans and ken and they took the second on a tie—break as murray's stayed on court for the semifinal againstjohn pearce. these are live pictures from queens. murray and lopez taking the first set, 7—5. it is close though in the second and you can catch live action, it is on serve at the moment. keep up—to—date with that on the red button on the bbc sport website or on the app. mercedes's dominance of the formula 1 season looks set to continue into its eighth race. lewis hamilton took pole position. the championship leader is not .6 eight seconds quicker than his team at. behind them, ferrari was third. sebastian vettel could only manage seventh. and that is all your support for now. we first became aware of this this evening when people reported hearing a loud bang around stansted airport and it was heard in much of essex and it was heard in much of essex and even as far away as kent. many people raced out of their house because there was such a loud noise to see what had happened. some people are stansted airport came out of the terminal, they were

there were also wins in the men's draw for britain's dan evans and for cameron norrie.rnment's announced. it's above the £750 million initial estimate but below the figure of nearly a billion for the 2018 games on australia's gold coast. it'll be the most expensive sports event to be staged in the uk since the london 2012 olympic games. finally, the sport of break dancing has been formerly accepted as part of the olympic games. ioc members voted unanimously at their annual meeting to include it at the paris games in 202a. a final decision will be taken by the organisation's ruling executive board at the end of next year but it's thought to be highly unlikely today's result will be overturned. skateboarding, surfing and sport climbing were also approved, although they're already part of the tokyo 2020 games. that's all the sport for now. enjoy the rest of your tuning. hello, lots of stormy weather. the rest of the week many places are turning warmer and sunnier though the flow of our around this area of high—pressure coming in towards north sea coast will keep it relativ

they will face the winners of dan evans and british partner‘s match a little bit later on.rmula 1 with lewis hamilton going quickest in first practice for the french grand prix. his team—mate hasjust first practice for the french grand prix. his team—mate has just set the fastest time in a second practice, hamilton wasjust fastest time in a second practice, hamilton was just behind with the second quickest time. yellow cards will not be handed to goalkeepers who are of the line when parities are taken out of the women‘s world cup, it has caused controversy so far, with penalties being retaken with go creeper encouragement. scotla nd with go creeper encouragement. scotland fell foul of the rule when lee alexander saved a penalty but var showed she was off her line when the ball was struck as we see in the replay. i did you the scots home. but england midfielder, karen carney, believes the technology is working. anorak i don‘t think people appreciate how difficult it is, it looks so easy a 12 yards out. when you‘re under pressure, your fatigue, millions of people watching.|j

he faces dan evans for him —— norrie. he faces dan eva ns for for him —— norrie.owlers setting the tempo early on, and new zealand could only manage 237. in reply, a century from barbar help them reach the semi—final. they are one of two teams who can make a semi—final spot. we finish with the women's world cup. this is fast becoming one of the goal celebrations of the women's world cup. if we see that later it is good news for england. what does it mean? it is in reference to one of her favourite players. it mean? it is in reference to one of herfavourite players. not it mean? it is in reference to one of her favourite players. not dele alli, but a player who plays in germany. so she does this whenever she scores, and she scored four times so far in the world cup. so if we see a bit of that... times so far in the world cup. so if we see a bit of that. .. sorry, john. why is that particular sign a tribute to him? because he does it when he scores. will be no way he does it? no, i think when he scores. will be no way he does it? no, ithink hejust when he scores. wi

before that, dan evans is currently up before that, dan evans is currently up against stan wawrinka.n schwarzman will be used to create a new institute for ethics in artificial intelligence. the uk government said it was a "globally significant" investment in britain. mr schwarzman told the bbc why he decided to donate. the scientists now agree that they want ai introduced in an ethical way, because they don't want to experience the downsides and lack of control for society that they have with the internet. and so i think this is one of the major issues of our age. because ai is going to come, it's really unstoppable. it's notjust ai, it's robotics and all kinds of other computer science innovations. and so the opportunity to do something with oxford, which has the number one humanities department in the world, and the number one philosophy department. and we are now into an era where we have great technology, but we've got to catch up with it with core western society values. iamjoined by i am joined by the chair of the uk government's ai council. we are so thrilled to be investment

and british number one kyle edmund will play the british number three dan evans in the eastbourne quarterfinals'll be back with more on those stories later. the metropolitan police commissioner, cressida dick, has said too many crimes in the uk are being left unsolved.during a major speech about the future of policing in england and wales, she admitted national detection rates for some offences were ‘woeful‘. home office figures reveal that in england and wales last year only 8.2% of crimes recorded by police resulted in a suspect being charged or summonsed to appear in court. our home affairs correspondent danny shawjoins me now. danny, good morning. cressida dick talks about some offences and the detection rates being woeful. so which offences he —— she referring to? she did not identify the specific offences but if you look at the detection rates, right at the bottom you have sexual offences at less tha n bottom you have sexual offences at less than 4% of those cases leading toa less than 4% of those cases leading to a suspect being charged or summonsed to court, and for rape in particular,

murray and feliciano lopez, won the first set against dan evans and ken skupski, but the players hadt. the match will continue today after the singles' semi finals. there's live coverage from queen's on bbc one from one o'clock. it's the start of the knock out stage, at the women's world cup in france. germany face nigeria this afternoon, and later in the evening norway play australia. then tomorrow, england face cameroon, in valenciennes. the lionesses won all three of their games in the group stages. much of the discussion over the last week, though, was around var, after scotland's dramatic exit, when argentina retook a penalty, after scotland goalkeeper lee alexander stepped off her line. england manager phil neville, says it's not var that's to blame. what we've been told will happen if the ball is not on the line, it's going to be retaken or a penalty would be given so actually the referee in var has actually worked. the bigger discussion is whether that rule needs to be implemented in the first place. that is the major issue, not the fact that the referee is doing hisjob or he

he's going well in the warm—up event at eastbourne — he came from a set down to beat compatriot dan evansho he'll be facing in the first round at wimbledon — the draw is at 10 o'clock. don't forget sportsday this evening at 6.30 on bbc news, to bring you up to day with all today's events, but that's all from me for now. often when we talk 6lastonbury, we sympathise with those donning their wellies and wading around in mudbaths. but, this year, we're looking at what could be the hottest festival on record. 0ur correspondent lizo mzimba is there. what with the weather and the line—up, i think it could be a vintage year. absolutely. people come here for two reasons, their music and hoping for great weather. this year it looks like it will be a combination of both. not as hot as the absolute record in 2017 when they hit something like 31 degrees but still pretty hot. it becomes synonymous in so many peoples minds with mud and wet and rain and wellies. that does happen but not this year. this year there will be great music in prospect and great weather for the weekend. i am joined bya cab weat

murray and feliciano lopez won the first set against dan evans and ken skup—ski, but the players hade today after the singles' semi finals. there's live coverage from queen's on bbc one from one o'clock. it's the start of the knock out phase, at the women's world cup in france. germany face nigeria this afternoon, and later in the evening norway play australia. then tomorrow, england face cameroon, in valencien, having won all three of their games the group stages. you can watch it live tomorrow on bbc one. phil neville believes his team can still improve, even though that 100% record. we are in a good place to attack the last 16. when you, the group stages and a major tournament, that is when you got to start enjoying it even more. and start focusing that it is all about winning. it's all gone horribly wrong for england's promising under 21 team, remember some of these players were world champions at under 17 level. and had high hopes, but a crazy six goals towards the end in italy last night, meant they lost 11—2 to romania, and so they're out of the european championships, with a

dan evans has dominated the press that. he has broken his opponent's serve twice.n that, as well as that is all the sport, for now do not forget that england game, excuse me, yes, against norway, sorry. if it is a sneeze there. that is on bbc tonight. good luck to england tonight. the number of transgender hate crimes being reported across england, scotland and wales has nearly doubled in the past three years. figures obtained by the bbc show there were almost 2,000 recorded incidents last year. the government claims the rise is due to victims being more confident about coming forward, and changes in the way police record the crimes. emma glasbey reports. friday night in leeds. it's a big event for the transgender community. tonight, people feel safe and supported. but away from here, that's often not the case. so there's lots of different options on there for you to be able to... i get abuse all the time. do you report it? i do most of the time... a group called the lgbt angels is urging people to report hate crime incidents. some of those here tonight tell us the

another rain affected day and defeat for dan evans. grand slam champion stan wawrinka 6—3, 6—4. british number one kyle edmund has been up against the top seed — greece's stefanos tsitsipas. edmund lost the first set 6—3. before play was suspended for the day at three all in the second. feliciano lopez, who will play doubles alongside andy murray at queen's tomorrow, has denied any involvement in fixing a match at wimbledon two years. a spanish newspaper has alleged that he and his doubles partner at the time marc lopez were implicated in a corruption investigation. following reports and media mentioning my name and my partner, i think it's important to come to you 110w think it's important to come to you now and absolutely deny any link with the events described in relation to the allegations of match fixing, unfortunately all tennis players are public figures and are exposed to having our good name is beyond our control so for that reason i do everything within my power to defend myself against any such false accusations. that's all

british number one kyle edmund recovered from a set down to beat compatriot dan evans and reach the semi—finalswhat an achievement for the american cori gauff. she is the youngest player to qualify for the main draw at wimbledon in the open era, at 15 years and 122 days. the night before the match, she was taking a science test for her school back in florida. she says she was inspired to play tennis by serena williams. and our very own sally will be talking to serena williams on monday. and she is still 15? laura robson was the last 15—year—old to make the main draw, in 2009. so those are very young tennis players, playing at the highest level, but serena williams, who at 36 is still playing at the highest level. it is like they are going in both directions. she is unique, serena williams, the way she is going, and she saves herself for the major grand slam 's. but you still can't get against serena williams. this is the scene live at glastonbury this morning. all the tents are set up, 175,000 people will be watching. we will hear from people will be watching. we will hearfrom a people will be

she will pay the tunisian on the next round and there also wins the men's draw from britain's dan evansaccepted as part of the olympic games. irc members voted unanimously at their annual meeting to include it at the paris games in 2024. a final decision will be taken by the organisation ruling executive board at the end of next year and it's not to be highly unlikely and also skateboarding, surfing and climbing have also been approved although they are already part of the tokyo 2020 games. all the sport for now i will more for you and i'll have more for you in sports day. a new law to protect people who have food allergies has been announced by the government. it's called natasha's law and it's named after natasha ednan laperouse, the teenager from london who died from an allergic reaction after eating a sandwich from pret a manger. it means that from 2021 businesses in england, wales and northern ireland will have to list all the ingredients in pre packaged foods to try to ensure that people who have food allergies are fully protected when they buy it. natasha's parents say it's a fit

cannot get away with working with foreign adversaries against our democracy. >> congressman dan kildee and evan mcmull been, thank you both. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> well, many of you heard it here first. kellyanne conway's violations of the hatch act. there is now an official report on that sent to the president, recommending that she be fired for violating the hatch act. we'll show you some of exactly what she was accused of and read you the conclusions of that report including the report's citation of the coverage on this program of kellyanne conway's violations of the hatch act. co violations of the hatch act. we humans are strange creatures. other species avoid pain and struggle. we actually... seek it out. other species do difficult things because they have to. we do difficult things. because we like to. we think it's... fun. introducing the all-new 2019 ford ranger built for the strangest of all creatures. i come face-to-face with a lot of behinds. so i know there's a big need for new gas-x maximum strength. it relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort fast. so no one need

and there was no luck for britain's dan evans either. straight sets by jelena 0stapenko. this was only konta's second match since she lost in the semi—finals of the french open, so she'll now be hoping to gather more match time on grass at eastbourne next week, before wimbledon starts on 1july. and the officials at edgbaston were given an extra challenge. this is kristina pliskova. and here is her sister karolina. the czech pair are identical twins. luckily, they wore different coloured tops. who is better? apparently kristina. well, she won. she is two minutes older as well. it is always the older as well. it is always the older sister who does better. she is higher in the rankings. and there is the prospect of the murray brothers... potentially facing each other. if they both go through. but jamie hasa other. if they both go through. but jamie has a better record in doubles. he is a doubles a specialist. who is older out of those two? i thinkjaynie is older. and he said he spent his whole life, didn't he, desperate to try to get him --

cannot get away with working with foreign adversaries against our democracy. >> congressman dan kildee and evan mcmull been, thank you both. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> well, many of you heard it here first. kellyanne conway's violations of the hatch act. there is now an official report on that sent to the president, recommending that she be fired for violating the hatch act. we'll show you some of exactly what she was accused of and read you the conclusions of that report including the report's citation of the coverage on this program of kellyanne conway's violations of the hatch act. th? it's a new buick envision. and i got it with wi-fi for all of your wi-fi stuff, wireless charging for your phone. cool! wait til you check out the back! that's a lot of groceries. look at my strong man! don't patronize me... the new buick envision is full of surprises. current eligible gm owners get up to 16 percent below msrp on most of these 2019 buick models. that's just over 7 thousand on this envision premium. keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill,

i admired this interview with dan evans the tennis player.ight know him because he's got a reputation. i'm going to quote mail. he's a bit ofa i'm going to quote mail. he's a bit of a bad boy of tennis he has statues and hit a notorious temper. he has a new coach, david vaile gate, you might also remember that he said basically since giving up drink, he is a different person. he said now there's always something better to do than wake up hung over. i couldn't agree more. he said he is basically cleaning up his lifestyle and its made life in general a lot better for him stop would you like a village fete story? a mystery man took donations at a village fete and vanished. is that it? that's terrible! we don't know if you definitely vanished. this is what he was dressed in. you wouldn't give him anything, would you? this mystery man asked village fete visitors to guess his identity you had to pay a pound for it, then he disappeared after pocketing the cash. i'm not sure if he is that hundred odd quid or whatever, but revellers at williston carni

dan crenshaw. tom reed. thank you, tom. i see you over there. joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna, and three children, evan, aidan, and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel iran. i want to thank you all for being here. [applause] father,ump: david's william, passed away in 2017. we know that today he must be one of those proud dads.

dan crenshaw. tom reid. thank you. thank you, tom. i see you over there. joining david for this special ceremony are his wife and three children, evan, aiden and vivienne along with his mother and brother. i want to thank you for being here for all of us, for the nation, actually. thank you. [ applause ] david's father passed away in 2017 and though he's no longer with us, we know today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven and very proud of his son

dan crenshaw. tom reid, thank you. i see you over there, tom. thank you very much. >> joining david for this special ceremony, for his wife deanna and three children. evan aidan and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand, i want to thank you all for being here. special day for you and all of us for the nation, actually. david's father william passed away in 2017, and though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven and he's very proud of

dan crenshaw, tom reed. thank you. thank you, tom. i see you over there. thank you. joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna and three children, evan, aden and vivian. along with his mother, marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here, a special day for you and for all of us. for the nation actually. [applause] david's father, william, passed away in 2017. though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven. he's very proud of his son and

dan crenshaw, tom reed, thank you. >> i see you over there, tom. thank you very much. joining david for the special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, aiden and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand, i want to thank you all for being here it's a special day for you, for all of us, for the nation. [ applause ] david's father, when he passed away in 2017 and is no longer with us but we know that today he must be one of those proud dads, looking down upon us from heaven and is very proud of his

dan crenshaw. tom reed. thank you. thank you, tom. i see you over there, tom. thank you very much. joining david for this special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evan, ayden, and vivienne, along with his mother marilyn, and his brothers daniel and rand. i want to thank you all for being here. a very special day for you and for all of us. for the nation, actually. thank you. david's father william passed away in 2017. and though he's no longer with us, we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he's looking down upon us from heaven, and he's very proud of his son and his son's family.

dan crenshaw. tom reed. thank you, tom. i see you over there. joining david for this special ceremony are his wife, deanna, and three children, evan, aidan, and vivianalong with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel iran. i want to thank you all for being here. [applause] father,ump: david's william, passed away in 2017. we know that today he must be one of those proud dads. he is looking down upon us from heaven, very proud of his son and his son's family. finally, we are gratified to be joined by eight previous medal of honor recipients. i got to know just about all of them. you are forever with us. you are truly brave, great people. thank you very much for being here. brave people. [applause] david grew up in western new york, the youngest of four children. as a boy, he would listen to stories from his grandfather, a world war ii veteran and hero, who earned a bronze star in the normandy campaign. as david remembers, his werefather's stories always vivid, a source of pride, and delivered very beautifully. there was a nobility and purpose in the infantry, and david saw that at a young age. i wanted to be what my grandfather was, david would o

dan crenshaw, tom reed, thank you. >> i see you over there, tom. thank you very much. joining david for the special ceremony is his wife deanna and three children, evanaiden and vivian, along with his mother marilyn and his brothers daniel and rand, i want to thank you all for being here it's a special day for you, for all of us, for the nation. [ applause ] david's father, when he passed away in 2017 and is no longer with us but we know that today he must be one of those proud dads, looking down upon us from heaven and is very proud of his son and his son's family, i have to say that, thank you david. >> finally we are gratified to be joined by a previous medal of honor recipients and, do i have to tell you have got to know just about all of them and you are forever with us, you inspire us, you are truly brave and great people. thank you very much for being here. [ applause ] brave people. >> david grew up in western new york and was the youngest of four children. as a boy he would listen to stories from his grandfather a world war ii veteran and hero in his own right who earned a bronze star in the normandy campaign i just came back from normandy,