dan evans, the british number one. andy murray returning to grand slam. he's up againstjapan.iled to get into the second week at flushing meadows since winning it in 2016, but she's started with a win beat ajla tomlanovic in straight sets. she was the runner—up for years ago, it would be interesting to see how the stars like kerber will be able to cope in these championships. you think their experience would very much play into their hands, given the conventions everyone has had to deal with. in the conventions everyone has had to dealwith. in this the conventions everyone has had to deal with. in this bubble as well, we have novak djokovic coming up later. rafael nadal hasn't chosen to travel. and the women's champion choosing to stay, roger federer back to the men's draw. an easier path for djokovic? he's a hot favourite. if you don't have nadal and federer, djokovic will be a clear favourite. there other players like stefano tsitsipas, it wouldn't be surprising if one of those did win the title, but djokovic is the favourite. a few things to worry about is a few neck proble

dan evans will go no further at least in this particular event in this event in new york. 23 aces and375 victory and ran into —— between andy murray and ran into —— between andy murray and vera. russell fuller life for us tonight. many thanks indeed. we will keep those results in an accident later and the progress a big match to come for andy murray. don't forget you can always keep up—to—date with the rest of the day stories. on our website. we will have another update for you from the bbc sportscenter a little bit later for now the rest for me and the rest of the team thanks for your company. bye— bye. the headlines on bbc news... let me tell you that some children in northern ireland have returned today and schools in england and wales will return from next week. prime minister boris johnson wales will return from next week. prime minister borisjohnson says the chances of a generation are at sta ke the chances of a generation are at stake as he appeals to parent to make sure their children to return for the new school terms. teaching unions in england are worried they may need more

in tennis, britian‘s dan evans is in action later — preparing for the us open in new york — and will event at flushing meadows. murray — who hadn't played on the tour since october — beat american frances tiafoe in three sets at the western and southern open. the grand slam itself gets under way in eight days. fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson are however all out. there are two games in the scottish premiership today, one already into the second half. aberdeen, taking on bottom of the table livingston, are 2—0 up after two quick goals after the break a ferguson penalty, scott wright doubled the lead. hibs could go level on points with leaders rangers — if they win at stjohnstone — that kicks off shortly. what a game in store for us later. it's the german champions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st—germain in the champions league final. for bayern, victory would seal a european domestic treble — just their second ever. while for psg, it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no

next to tennis and britian‘s dan evans is in action later — ahead of the us open — and he'll be hoping event at flushing meadows. murray — who hadn't played on the tour since october — beat american frances tiafoe at the western and southern open in three sets. the us open gets underway a week tomorrow. fellow brits kyle edmund, cameron norrie and heather watson are however all out. what a game in store for us later. it's the german champions versus the french champions as bayern munich take on paris st germain in the champions league final. for bayern — victory would seal a eurpean/domestic treble — whilst for psg — it would be the first time they're crowned champions of europe. either way — despite there being no fans in lisbon — former bayern and england international owen hargreeves believes it'll be a special night.. it's beautifully poised, i mean the two best teams are in lisbon, really, notjust for the final, but, you know... and they are great to watch. the two most talented players in the world play for psg in mbeppe and neymar. the best player in the world plays for bayern m

he plays milos raonic next after he beat dan evans.immy anderson is just one away from 600 wickets. england are hoping for better weather in southampton as they look for victory on their final day of test cricket this summer. yesterday anderson got his 599th as pakistan closed on 100 for 2 in their second innings, still more than 200 behind. joe lynskey reports. jimmy anderson played his first england test 18 years ago. no bowler like him's been so prolific for so long. today he could reach 600 wickets, but he might have done it already. since sunday, his fielders have fumbled too often. this drop from jos buttler was one of the worst. england need eight more wickets to win this third test with pakistan. but rain could yet still cost them victory and history. they had to wait until four o'clock for monday's first wicket. stuart broad hoped it would open the floodgates, but the tourists won't roll over. nice shot. azhar ali made a century in the first innings. he's still hanging on. anderson's wicket made it 88—2. pakistan are still a l

he plays milos raonic next after he beat dan evans.since the tour was suspended in march. i would have preferred playing with the crowd. i think it was 15—30 in the crowd. i think it was 15—30 in the last game, running passing shot, a winnerfrom out the last game, running passing shot, a winner from out of the court. you know, you get silence. which, obviously, you feed off the crowd. maybe that explains a little bit, the drop of intensity sometimes, in a long match like that, i don't know. there's a lot of factors that could go into that, but it is not the same. meanwhile, johanna konta looked in extremely impressive form in her win over kirsten flipkens, losing just two games in the match. serena williams overcame a scare against dutch qualifier arantxa rus to reach the third round. the 23—time grand slam champion had to win two tie—breaks in the three set match that lasted almost three hours. she will play greece's maria sakkari next. usain bolt says he's self—isolating as he awaits the result of a coronavirus test. the eight—time o

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british number one dan evans is through to the second round of the western and southern open after beating. over to stockholm where flatmates laura muir and jemma reekie dominated their track events at the second diamond league meeting of the year. reekie won the 800m while muir clocked a world leading time in the 1500 metres at three minutes 57.87 seconds, looking in imperious form, while fellow britons laura weightman and melissa courtney—brya nt completed a clean sweep of the top three places. a fairy tale victory always sounds like a cliche. but at the women's open at royal troon yesterday, sophia popov shocked the world of golf as she defied the odds to pull off a remarkable win. she's ranked 30ath in the world and has never won on the lpga tour or ladies tour before. but she shot a three under 68 to finish on seven under, winning by two shots. she was understandably emotional to take not only her first professional win but more significantly a first major win too. it's a really brilliant story. she has had a really difficult year, she considered last year quitting the sport altogethe

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