let's talk about dan evans - talk us through _ legs.about dan evans - talk us through what happened i talk us through what happened with that ball dropping out of the pocket. he that ball dropping out of the rocket. ., , , that ball dropping out of the rocket. . , , ., ., , that ball dropping out of the rocket. ., , g , pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy wh0's _ pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy who's been _ pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy who's been out _ pocket. he was up against jeremy chardy who's been out with - pocket. he was up against jeremy| chardy who's been out with illness for over a year, it's only the second match of 2023. but what happened in the match was a ball came out ofjeremy�*s pocket and the umpire didn't notice it, but then he missed a forehand strike, so the point went to dan evans. then suddenly, the umpire changed her decision and handed the point back to dan evans, thanjeremy chardy got really angry, a lot of discussion with the umpire. so it's one of those things that yes, the umpire probab

dan evans _ again. because he lost the point. dan evans honestly _ again.y went through and it was a key moment in the first set. , ., , ,., it was a key moment in the first set. , . , ,., good set. there is a lesson there. good morninu. dan evans felt the episode went on far too long, but it didnt distract him. straight sets he won, he's into the third round, and perhaps more importantly all his balls stayed in his pocket, the incident the big talking point after the match. i was angry, because he should stop straightaway, and she said she did not even _ straightaway, and she said she did not even see the ball. i don't know what _ not even see the ball. i don't know what she _ not even see the ball. i don't know what she doing because she does not call in _ what she doing because she does not call in or— what she doing because she does not call in or out, she just called the score, _ call in or out, she just called the score, and — call in or out, she just called the score, and if— call in or out, she just called the score, and if she does and what the poi

could dan evans at the bottom of the screen beat his opponent, the world number 39?lier in the year. this to put britain through. the united cup is a new tournament amongst many tennis events soon under way, amongst many tennis events soon underway, but amongst many tennis events soon under way, but you can see great britain taking it very seriously. joe wilson, bbc news. it's been almost a year since novak djokovic was deported from australia over his covid vaccination status. the serbian tennis player has refused to be innoculated against the disease. well, now he's back down under to compete in the adelaide international — he's first up against france's constant lentienne. our correspondent shaimaa khalil has more from adelaide. the fact that novak djokovic is here in australia on a practice court, training and getting ready for a tennis tournament here in the country is so significant and so different from what happened to him last year, the 21 grand slam winner is back in australia and getting ready for the adelaide international, happening here in the drive. he

captain tim needed dan evans.sive in the world number 19 found his best. new competition spans its cities and even defeat here didn't automatically knock breeden out. it's a complex format. tennis is been great. winning the match big time. and lost the mixed doubles as the confirmed the exit, all in vain but a team game. here are some of the other headlines today. and staying with tennis, novak djokovic is set to miss two important tournaments, indian wells and the miami open in march. the united states has extended its requirement for international visitors to be vaccinated against covid—i9. india wicketkeeper rishabh pant will have surgery in mumbai after being injured in a car crash in the north of the country last week. police said pant�*s car flipped over twice and caught fire after he "dozed off" and lost control. and top women's boxer amanda serrano will take on erika cruz for the undisputed featherweight crown. serrano is the wbo, ibf and wbc champion, cruz holes the wba belt. cruz holds the wba belt. let'

and murray is now the last british player in the men's singles, after dan evans, was knocked out. during a break in the match. the brit had a spare one, and the russian rublev said it gave him extra energy. really is best for an immediate return to the premier league thanks to a come back when michael gibbons was from. they sealed the turnaround with just three minutes was from. they sealed the turnaround withjust three minutes remaining withjust three minutes remaining with this gig. they kept on the pressure where they won over hull city themselves. harlequin is hosting the sharks of south africa today, the standard match today for many. this comes after 0spreys inflicted the first defeat in the competition against the tigers. an andre, and a conversion sealed there in may. in the european challenge cup, sebastian scored the third try for glasgow warriors as they drew with barb, and the warriors secured a home tie. era because was willing to recognise athletes who dominate the sport but don't always get wider recognition and that is certainly the case for emma bristow, the eight

dan evans and andy murray will aim tojoin norrie and raducanu in the second round today.entinian, facundo bagnis, and three—time grand slam champion murray faces a tough task against last year's wimbledon runner—up matteo berretini. murray has beaten him, berrettini has had his numbers lately. he has big weapons, huge serve, massive strike, has done well in australia and the past a couple of times. but murray has said in his pretournament press conferences that he feels he's the best prepared that he's been in a long time. he feels like he's moving better than never, he feels like he's hitting the ball as well as any time, and also, i think he feels some of the match as he's played against berrettini, he's learned a lot of information he can take forward into this match. novak djokovic is getting ready for his first appearance at the australian open for two years. the 35—year—old serbian, who's won the tournament nine times, missed last year's event because of his covid—i9 vaccination status and subsequent deportation from australia. djokovic faces spain's roberto carball

as dan evans was also knocked out... in straight sets by fifth seed andrey rublev. e russian hit 60 winners to win in just over two hours... with evans admitting he would have liked his game to have a bit more power. rublev will face danish ninth seed holger rune for a place in the quarterfinals. nine—time champion novak djokovic has reached the last 16. where he's battling with his own fitness as much as his opponents. a straight sets win over grigor dimitrov required the serb to survive more hamstring problems. djokovic won the opening set with a tie—break but needed a medical timeout on the injury he's been carrying. he was in visible pain throughout the third set... but despite that he still managed to impress, winning the match 7—6, 6—3, 6—4. he'll next face the australian 22nd seed alex de minaur... as he hopes to win a record—equalling 22nd grand slam title. you're watching sportsday. here are some of our other headlines. juventus manager massimiliano allegri has urged his team to "do their duty" on the pitch after they were given a 15 points deduction, follow

britain's dan evans is knocked out of the australian open, as the focus now switches back to andy murray

dart took the first set of that match, but then fell away, losing the match in three, which gave dan evansans came back from a second set to forget — to beat albert ramos vinolas, in three sets. 6—3, 1—6, 6—3 he won, giving britain an unassailable lead. evans broke his opponent in his first service game of the deciding set and rallied again after the spaniard hit back to level the set at 2—2. dart and jonny 0'mara won their doubles match to make the final score. that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more later. croatia has become the 20th country to join the eurozone and has now adopted the euro as its currency. the bbc�*s emily brown reports. a new year, a new currency. croatia says goodbye to its kuna currency as it adopts the euro. this is the moment the country's finance minister pulls out the first euro bill from a cash machine. and croatia will become the 20th member of the eurozone after nearly a decade since itjoined the eu. the nation of 4 million people joins the schengen zone, which allows people to move freely around its member nations, but croatians have mixed fee

it means british hopes in the singles now lie with andy murray and dan evans, who both play in melbournendy swiss rounds up today's action. another british man another five setter but a different result. after andy murray's marathon, they might�*ve hoped for something simpler when the two sets to one lead, the signs are promising. but from there, is 21—year—old czechoslovakian opponent played the match of his life and losing to yemen or he clearly he clearly learned his lesson as he cleared off the next two sets and with that, victory. through to the last 16 of a grand slam to the very first time, he played better was norrie�*s simple assessment but he will feel this was a missed opportunity, the higher seed left in the men's draw safely through an he was up against the netherland player were he would soon show his touch. he's still yet to win a grand slam title but he will fancy his chances through in straight sets and he faces the 15th seed. she hopes and it's still very much on track, losing just a single game as she breezed past the spanish player. victory in a mere 55 minutes, she m

well, joining murray into the next round is british number two, dan evans, who beat facundo magnus ofr four sets. the match was suspended at one stage due to high levels of humidity and temperatures of 37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy next or tomorrow morning. british number one cameron norrie will play francis constant lesbian british number one cameron norrie will play francis while emirati keanu is up against the american seventh seed coco gauff. former british number one annabelle croft says it could be a great watch. it's going to be the night feature match tomorrow in australia and i think she's really up for it because i feel like the pressure is off her on this one. the pressure is all on coco gauff, remember coco gauff is a finalist from the french open last year. she's a little bit younger, but she sort of had a little bit a lot more consistency out there on the tour. but she's not going to underestimate taking on emma raducanu. and i think the conditions here seem to suit emma. i think she was moving well in that first round match. i think she'll have a lift from ge

which gave dan evans the chance to seal the series victory.nolas, in three sets... 6—3,1—6, 6—3 he won... giving britain an unassailable lead... evans broke his opponent in his first service game of the deciding set and rallied again after the spaniard hit back to level the set at 2—2. the first premier league match of 2023 gets underway in the next hour. it's tottenham, looking to bounce back into the top four against aston villa, who are just five points above the drop—zone. both sides have world cup winners back in action, spurs bring cristian romero back into the heart of the defence, and emi martinez starts in goalfor villa. also returning is hugo lloris — tottenham's goalkeeper — who was on the losing french team in the world cup final, but manager antonio conte says it won't affect him. when you lose a final, the world cup, you are feeling not so good, but i think about hugo, it was good for him to put the disappointment to one side and then to come back in a fantastic way. we are talking about one of the best goalkeepers in the world,

that gave dan evans the chance to seal the series victory.las, 6—3,1—6, 6—3 — albert ramos—vinolas, 6-3,1-6, 6-3 - that win giving britain an unassailable lead. evans broke his opponent in his first service game of the deciding set and rallied again after the spaniard hit back to level the set at 2—2. dart and jonny 0'mara also won their doubles match. that's all the sport for now. jane, thanks for that. 2023 has arrived all over the world with the latest new year celebrations taking place across the united states, canada, the caribbean and latin america. in spite of the tough economic times — or maybe because of them — the events have been pretty spectacular. sanchia berg's report does contain flashing images. for 2023, new year celebrations are back around the world. in new york, partygoers in times square relished the moment, thousands squashed together, only a handful wearing masks. in london, thousands filled the banks of the thames, relieved after covid and a difficult 2022. happy new year, and hopefully this year is better than last ye

meanwhile dan evans was also knocked out in straight sets to russia's andrey rublev which ends the britishe in melbourne and record equalling 22nd grand slam remains on he beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets. it is another day of protests in france. left—wing party unbowed and other youth organisations are holding a protest march in paris against president macron�*s pension reform plans. on friday, the country saw nationwide strikes — affecting travel, finance, education and other sectors — in protests organised by unions. 0rganisers say they are opposed to raising the state pension age from 62 to 64. president macron says it's the best way —to ensure president macron says it's the best way to ensure the system remains affordable. violent protests have continued in the peruvian capital, as thousands of demonstrators descended on lima, demanding the resignation of president dina boluarte. more than 45 people have died in six weeks of conflict. last week the president declared a state of emergency, but security forces have failed to contain the demonstrations. protests have rocked the coun

joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans who beat facundo bagnis of argentinasuspended at one stage due to high humidity and temperatures of 37 celsius. he'll next face jeremy chardy of france tomorrow. the world number two, ons jabeur, is through to the second round after surving a fight back from her opponent tamara zidansek. jabeur, who is looking to become the first arab woman to win a grand slam title in the open era, took the opening set before the slovenian levelled. jabeur recomposed herself in the decider though, eventually powering through to take it 6—1. after being the runner up at both wimbledon and the us open last year, she is aiming to go one step further and continues that quest against alison riske armitrage or marketa vondrousova in the next round. nine—time champion novak djokovic is currently on court, taking part in the australian open for the first time since 2021, having been deported ahead of last year's event due to his covid—19 vaccination stance. the serbian is taking on roberto carballes baena of spain and is looking comfortable. he

dan evans was also knocked—out in straight sets by fifth seed andrey rublev. in the quarter—finals. nine—time champion novak djokovic has reached the last 16 following a straight sets win over grigor dimitrov. djokovic won the opening set with a tie—break but needed with a tie—break but needed a medical timeout on the injury he's been carrying since before the tournament. djokovic won the second set but was in visible pain throughout the third which he took 6—4. in rugby union's champions cup — harlequins have secured their place in the last 16 by beating sharks, who'd already qualified. scrum half danny care marked his 350th appearance for quins by levelling the score in the sixth minute after sharks had taken the lead. the hosts went—on to run in another four tries at twickenham stoop to claim a 39—29 bonus point win. england lost in their opening netball match of the 2023 quad series tournament in south africa with australia winning 61—55. england were winning by nine in the first quarter and were still leading by one point at half time. but eventually aust

britain�*s dan evans ultimately won his match. later, novak djokovic was cheered on court.35 is no age these days. joe wilson, bbc news. ken bruce, who�*s been a hugely popular presenter on bbc radio 2 for over three decades, announced on air today that he was leaving the bbc. it�*s popmaster time! his mid—morning show is the most listened—to show on british radio. he�*s going to bejoining greatest hits radio — having said he�*d had a �*tremendously happy time�* at the bbc but now was the �*time for a change�*. plenty of nostalgia as people remember ken�*s long years on radio 2 and the day brought plenty of other nostalgia too here on bbc one as people were reminded of the events of a0 years ago. and i dare say plenty of you will remember this. the first—ever breakfast time was broadcast on this day in january 1983. it really was the start of a new era — the coming of breakfast television to the uk — and it was quite an event — as our corrrespondent david sillito explains. good morning! don�*t worry, you haven�*t missed a0 years and something�*s gone wrong. a celebration to

she fell away losing it in three sets that gave dan evans the chance to seal the series victory.ilable lead. evans broke his opponent in his first service game and rallied again after the spaniard hit back to level at two all. dart and o'mara won their doubles match. that is all the sport for now. thank you jane. #3w we heard earlier about the latest russian attacks in ukraine. it's almost a year now since russia's partial invasion — and millions of ukrainians are still unable to return home, after fleeing the country. among them was a troupe of more than 70 ballet dancers. they are now living and training together at the former royal conservatoire in the dutch capital, the hague. moving gracefully around the stage, you wouldn't know these performers had recently fled war. when russia began its invasion of ukraine last year many feared it would be the end of their careers. svetlana was one of them. i didn't have work and i was trying to find a job and then i found this place and came here and i start to feel myself really, really good, like before i didn't want to do ballet and w

britten's dan evans ultimately won his first—round match.n arena. nine times former champion. novak - is in the main arena. nine timesl former champion. novak djokovic is in the main arena. nine times - former champion. novak djokovic was former champion. novak d'okovic was cheered by the — former champion. novak d'okovic was cheered by the crowd. _ former champion. novak djokovic was cheered by the crowd. after _ former champion. novak djokovic was cheered by the crowd. after the - cheered by the crowd. after the vaccination status stand—up life jacket was barred from australia until that was overturned. he seemed to be attys against his opponent. 35 is no age these days, just ask andy murray! 40 yea rs 40 years ago today, the first—ever practice time programme was broadcast on the bbc. it was also the dawning of a new era, bringing breakfast telly for the first time to british screens. our arts corrrespondent david sillito reports. good morning! don't worry, you haven't missed 40 years and something's gone wrong. we are celebrating 40 year

dart took the first set of that match, but then fell away, losing the match in three, which gave dan evansk from a second set to forget — to beat albert ramos vinolas, in three sets. 6—3, 1—6, 6—3 he won, giving britain an unassailable lead. evans broke his opponent in his first service game of the deciding set and rallied again after the spaniard hit back to level the set at 2—2. that's all the sport for now. hope to see you again in person again soon! i said in stratford, it is salford! irate again soon! i said in stratford, it is salford! ~ ., is salford! we could meet halfway in stratford. trains _ is salford! we could meet halfway in stratford. trains are _ is salford! we could meet halfway in stratford. trains are very _ is salford! we could meet halfway in stratford. trains are very good - is salford! we could meet halfway in stratford. trains are very good to . stratford. trains are very good to stratford. the uk housing market is expected to "cool down" in 2023, but prices will still remain higher than before the start of the coronavirus pandemic — that's according to a number of

britain's dan evans ultimately won his match. later, novak djokovic was cheered on court.red from australia, until that was overturned. an overwhelming win in round one. as andy murray may agree, 35 is no age these days. joe wilson, bbc news. finally, the world's oldest known person, a french nun has died at the age of 118. she was born in 1904 in the south of france and became a nun in 1944. she died in a retirement home where it is said she ate chocolate and drink a glass of wine every day. what a life. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. incredible picture. it isa it is a stunning point at the amount of snow we have seen has varied and many of us have not seen a snowflake in this current spell but we had a smattering of snow across the beautiful tops of the lake district but others have seen a deluge, here in the highlands in scotland. 30 centimetres in some places but i suspect the risk of something a bit disruptive is growing as we look at the forecast and into wednesday because we are seeing these showers moving southwards

joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans who beat facundo bagnis of argentinaevels of humidity and temperatures of 37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy of france in the second round. a year after his controversial deportation from australia... novak djokovic has returned to the court in melbourne. the nine time australian open champion has had to wait since 2021 to continue his record—breaking career at the opening grand slam of the season... and his comeback began with a comprehensive win in the first round. despite a heavily strapped left thigh to protect a hamstring he strained in the lead up to the tournament... djokovic beat the world number 75 roberto carballes baena in straight sets on the rod laver arena. unbelievable atmosphere thank you so much for staying this late, everyone. also thank you for giving me such a welcoming reception i could only dream of, i really feel very happy that i am back in australia, back here on the court where i had the biggest success in my career this is the most special court in my life and i cannot ask for a better st

already safely through though is britains dan evans.ns won that point and the first set before taking it in three set and perhaps more importantly kept his pockets in check, the incident the big talking point after the match. i point after the match. was angry because she shou straightaway i was angry because she should stop straightaway and she said she didn�*t even see the ball. i don�*t know what she�*s doing because she doesn�*t call in or out, shejust she�*s doing because she doesn�*t call in or out, she just called the score and if she doesn�*t watch the point, i know why she is in the chair. i think the rule should be if the balkans— think the rule should be if the balkans are your pocket, you lose the point — balkans are your pocket, you lose the point i— balkans are your pocket, you lose the point. i don't know why we give themm _ the point. i don't know why we give them... you're giving people the chance — them... you're giving people the chance he — them... you're giving people the chance. he missed the ball. i'm not using _

joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans, who beat facundo bagnis of argentina levels of humidity and temperatures of 37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy of france in the second round. tomorrow morning, british number one cameron norrie will play france�*s constant lestienne, while emma raducanu is up against the american number seven seed coco gauff. and former british number one anabelle croft says it could be a great watch. i think she�*s really up for it because i feel like the pressure is off her. the pressure is all on coco golf. she said a lot more consistency on the tour, but she�*s not going under a street —— underestimate taking on him a radical new. it didn�*t seem to be... i think you have a lift through the first round —— emma raducanu. it�*s going to be blockbuster. i think it�*s going to be a very fabulous match. scarlets hooker ken 0wens will captain wales in the six nations, coach warren gatland has brought in four uncapped players to his 37—man squad. cardiff duo teddy williams and mason grady, plus 0spreys pair rhys davies and keiran will

earlier, britain's dan evans raced through to the third round — in part, helped by a bizarre point thaturious. it all got a bit heated between the frenchman and the umpire at one point after she didn't call let on a break point in the first set when a ball fell out of his pocket, as rules dictate she should. evans won that point and the first set before taking it in three sets and perhaps more importantly kept his pockets in check, the incident being the big talking point after the match. i think the rule should be if the balkans are your pocket, you lose the point. i don't know why we give them... you're giving people the chance. he missed the ball. i'm not using, i'm using this as an example because it obviously happened today, but if you serve and the ball comes out of your pocket, why and is the worst rule ever. more than half of the world's richest football clubs by revenue are from the premier league, that's according to analysis published today. eleven of the top 20 teams on deloittes money league study play in the english top flight. manchester city again are top, with liverpool

as dan evans was also knocked out... in straight sets by fifth seed andrey rublev.reached the last 16... where he's battling with his own fitness as much as his opponents. a straight sets win over grigor dimitrov required the serb to survive more hamstring problems. djokovic won the opening set with a tie—break but needed a medical timeout on the injury he's been carrying since before the tournament. despite that he still managed to pull off those kind of shots. djokovic won the second set 6—3... was in visible pain throughout the third... which he took 6—4. he'll next face the australian 22nd seed alex de minaur... as he hopes to win a record—equalling 22nd grand slam title. every season counts now when you come to the probably, last stage, quarter of your career. i obviously, you start appreciating and valuing every tournament more because you know that you might not have to many left. in the tank. but i have been very fortunate to do with i truly love, the sport, it has now been almost 20 years of professional sports so i cannot be more grateful than i am. you're

evans will facejeremy chardy of france in the second round dan da n eva ns dan evans is one of the greatxtremely fit. he is so tough. he loves getting into the heat of the battle. that is a really good win to come through. actually, the next round match againstjeremy chardy, who has been off for quite some time with all this, so it is surprising even to see him through to the next round. he has big weapons, big serve and forehand, but i would say that is a very winnable match for dan evans. jurgen klopp says he will not leave anfield until someone tells him to. his comments come amid a difficult seasn with their fa cup third round replay at wolves tonight. a late equaliser from wolves at anfield took the tie to a return leg. klopp said their 3—0 defeat at brighton last weekend was the worst of his career, but that he's planning for the future and not thinking about leaving but doesn't think there is a quick fix to their current struggles.. but, here it's like when you have... when you have whatever. a broken leg or something like that. and everybody wants to hear it's no problem. tomorro

he'll play the french world coloured, and dan evans against argentina... that emma raducanu cannot _ second week. there is a feeling that emma raducanu cannot catch i second week. there is a feeling that emma raducanu cannot catch a i second week. there is a feeling that i emma raducanu cannot catch a break. how's it looking for her?— how's it looking for her? we're worried about _ how's it looking for her? we're worried about what _ how's it looking for her? we're worried about what we - how's it looking for her? we're worried about what we saw i how's it looking for her? we're j worried about what we saw last how's it looking for her? we're i worried about what we saw last week. she walked off court rolling her ankle. she talked about how good she was feeling and it looked like another injury issue. from the pictures we've seen, she's looks like she's moving better. i think shall fancy her chances there, but coco goff could potentially awaits in the second round. the world number one iga swiatek, she lost just a cuff pergola last week. i think if you're

earlier there was a confident win for britain's dan evans but not without controversy.d and for some ten minutes he argued with the officials. all ultimately to no avail. so with evans through, could andy murray join him? it was up against one of australia's big hopes, thanasi kokkinakis and murray made a stodgy start. had his marathon win the previous round taken its toll? the signs were not great as kokkinakis took the first set. the second was more encouraging for murray with flashes of that familiar brilliance but he faces some battle to keep his australian open hopes alive. andy swiss, bbc news. it's like a giantjigsaw puzzle. the remains of a medieval ship found in the river usk in newport are about to be put back together. it follows 20 years of painstaking restoration work on a ship that experts believe is as significant a find as the mary rose. tomos morgan reports. this is a 1:10 scale model. this is a same scale person, about a six foot tall person, so this gives you an idea of the size. at 30 metres long, weighing 25 tonnes, when it's fully rebuilt, newport

and that was where britain knocked out. slain this when could dan evans over albert ramos videos and saturday, roughened down his match against cameron north and noise casper to be targeting a 1st grand slam sidle this year. he was beaten in the fall of both the french and the u. s. opens last year. the world and the 3 also in the united cover action, comfortable with here against brazil, tioga montero. and he couldn't stop his country losing mrs. i input now were moments in australia's big bash t 20 league that is divided correcting opinions. take look, was this a legal catch or not michael lisa, this is of the priest when 8 taking the catchment that he steps outside the boundary. the cat, you get your strain then manages to juggle the ball back onto the feelings from other points where his feet of her aunt, touching the ground outside the roads act as might please the catch on the field of plate as so as long as and that see the empire gave it out. it was a crucial decision. as it turned out asked for an account as the heat went on to secure the bed, a narrow, thick traceable again

a man in santa cruz turning storm battered beaches in the works of art about that brighton de dan evans his last name. he's carved several these beautiful creations. wow, between these recent storms, including one displaying the word preserve. you saw that a moment ago and then will preserve. he does the nevin breaks away for hours as quickly as possible while battling the incoming tide. the waves eventually wipe the slate clean every time making way for a new art installation. like a giant natural at your sketch. turns out dan oven is a professional sand artist. he says strong. he's like a big dance for him. wow, cooler. this my favorite thing. i mean, i'm used to sandcastles. i'm not used to seeing this kind of yes. and artists really sure. got to work quick, though. >> yeah, tide time. yeah. but when it's wet, i guess you can carve better. so he's probably a lot of those color differences. pretty neat. 6.56. right now on coming up in the next hour. scary moment for drivers on highway one, a giant boulder comes tumbling down. >> we'll tell you what happened. and elon musk trial is sta

the last 3 matches. seed andre robledo swept aside britons, dan evans, to book he's placing round for the russian had 3 times more winners than evans in a dominant, straight sets victory, rhubarb who has never reached the semifinals of a grand slam is now one away from 7 major, 25 i think i have a good came to fight against our player so to play and compete baths in the mental part muscle thanks is stopping me. sometimes i wanna talk badly and then i cannot control myself and, and then is at this level, it's all about mental and the top players they're, they're better at the moment. mixed up for ruby of is danish 9 seed holger bruno, the 19 year old had a nasty looking full during the 2nd set of his match with frenchman and bear. he turned his right ankle and also hurt his wrists. but after being checked over by the physio, he was okay to continue and wrapped up a conferencing victory. i shall directly over him, but yeah, i mean, i was able to play for this. i said, of course i was a bit worried what had been, but i saw the slow motion as to imagine nothing dangerous. sam didn't check

you put into i gave in the last, the last 3 matches. 5th said andre robledo swept aside britain, dan evans, to book keith place in round fault. russian had 3 times more. we need some evidence in a dominant victory problem who has never reached the semi finals of a grand slam. is now one went away from 7 major quarter vinyl mixed up for oblivious danish 9 feed hold. the room for the 19 year old had a not the looking full during the thick and so he's met with the frenchman. he turned his right ankle and also put his wrist. but also being checked over by the physio, he was k to continue and wrapped up a convincing victory. i fell directly over, but yeah, i mean, i was able to play fools. they. so it said, of course i was a bit worried what happened, but i saw the slow motion after imagine nothing dangerous. didn't check it yet. but i was able to play and, you know, relaxed a lot more because i was a bit afraid put on the shed play very good after that happen. so i'm feeling hopeful now her rising star and the women's through them and 17 year old linda preventative her. she got the better of 2

britain's dan evans is also through — in part, helped by a bizarre point that left his opponent jeremywon that point and the first set before taking it in three sets. i think the rule should be if the ball comes out of your pocket, you lose the point. i don't know why we give them... you're giving people the chance. he missed the ball. i'm using this as an example because it obviously happened today, but if you serve and the ball comes out of your pocket, why is it a let? i think it's the worst rule ever. ons jabeur was one of five seeds in the women's draw to be knocked out on day four in melbourne. the tunisian second seed, who is still searching for a first major title after reaching back—to—back finals last year, was beaten in three sets by marketa vondrousova. jabeur collapsed in tears after the loss. arsenal have agreed a deal to sign belgium international leandro trossard from brighton. the forward joins in a deal worth £21 million plus add—ons. the striker wanted to leave brighton after a fall out with manager roberto de zerbi. more than half of the world's richest football clu

dan evans and then the fifth and final match, the doubles still to come.aramacies are coping with the unprecedented demand. thorrun govind is chair of the royal pharmaceutical society in england and a community pharmacist in manchester. good to have you with us. my first question to you is how much of the pressure that we are seeing in hospitals and gp surgeries, which we have been reporting on, is filtering through to pharmacies? it is relentless _ through to pharmacies? it is relentless for _ through to pharmacies? it 3 relentless for pharmacy teens. they are under immense pressure. in common with the other nhs services, they are working extremely hard with their health service colleagues, ensuring that patients get the right care. but it's really tough. we are experiencing greater numbers through our doors because patients are perhaps seeing what is going on elsewhere in the health service and deciding to come into pharmacies. pharmacies are really accessible, normally a 20 minute walk away from most people. unfortunately, we are hampered by the governm

joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans who beat facundo bagnis of argentinas comments come amid a difficult season with their fa cup third round replay at wolves tonight. a late equaliser from wolves at anfield took the tie to a return leg. klopp said their 3—nil defeat at brighton last weekend was the worst of his career, but that he's planning for the future and not thinking about leaving but doesn't think there is a quick fix to their current struggles. when you have whatever, a broken leg or something like that everyone wants to hear, tomorrow you'll go again unfortunately you need a couple of weeks sometimes months into you are ready so no one wants to hear that and we have to make sure that we take the steps. the only thing i want is to fix the situation. that is all. scarlets hooker ken owens will captain wales in the six nations, taking over from justin tipuric. coach warren gatland has brought in four uncapped players to his 37—man squad — cardiff duo teddy williams and mason grady, plus 0spreys pair rhys davies and keiran williams. dan biggar had be

joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans who beat facundo bagnis over four setsthe fourth 6—4 and faces jeremy chardy of france tomorrow. novak djokovic is set to play his first match at the tournament in two years, as he takes on unseeded roberto carballes baena shortly. the world number five deported from the country ahead of last year�*s tournament due to his unvaccinated status, that saw him forefit his title, having won it three years in a row. but fans happy to see him back there playing. definitely need him in, ithink definitely need him in, i think we are a bit past covid unfortunate what happened last year, and it is good to have you back. t5 and it is good to have you back. is my favourite players that is really good, _ my favourite players that is really good, i'rn — my favourite players that is really good, i'm glad that he's playing this year. — good, i'm glad that he's playing this year, it is fair.— this year, it is fair. realistically i think this year, it is fair. realistically i think he _ this year, it is fair. realistically i think he is _ thi

someone who is through — british number two dan evans, who beat facundo bagnis over four sets.ree years in a row. he's seeking a record equalling 22nd grand slam title to go level with rafael nadal and a record extending tenth australian open crown. yesterday, we saw the supporter who'd kicked arsenal goalkeeper aaron ransdale. now everton have confirmed they'll be reviewing their own security arrangements after a threat to the safety of the club's directors. they were told not to attend saturday's game with southampton after receiving threatening correspndence. their next match at home to arsenal has been categorised as high risk, following consultation with merseyside police. the club said enhanced measures will be put in place. jurgen klopp says he will not go from anfield despite liverpool's difficult season, one which continues with their fa cup third round replay at wolves tonight. a late equaliser from wolves at anfield took the tie to a return leg. he said defeat at brighton last weekend was the worst of his career, but that he's planning for the future and will remain.

brian lamb, not on this program but on this network spoke to one of your heroes, dan evans, in 1994, and asked him in an interview how much of his religious beliefs were in his books and his writing. how much of your religious beliefs are in your book, in your writing? >> not much at all. i don't quite know why. funny you should mention that. i am noodling on a memoir, a biography, my best friend who died a decade ago, someone much seriously, all we talked about was our religious faith. and politics. and a lot of other things. his name was kelly clark. look him up in a new york times obituary. we spent a lot of time talking about issues of religious faith. we said we would figure it out when we get old. and i have been trying to use describing our friendship which aristotle said true friendship is two people with the same soul. that was us. very blessed. maybe i can finish this story. maybe i will finish doing this and have a book where i will talk about theology and religion in a personal way but i never tried something like this before. >> host: why was kelly clark someone you coul

britain's dan evans is also through — in part, helped by a bizarre point that left his opponentjeremymoney league study play in the english top flight. manchester city again are top, with liverpool rising to third from seventh, while manchester united, chelsea, tottenham and arsenal also make the top 10. rugby and the rfu has made one of the biggest law changes in the sport's history. the tackle height has been lowered to the waist from next season. it will apply to all levels below the championship, in a bid to improve player safety. the community game covers clubs, schools, colleges and universities and the change will impact age—grade and adult levels. at the men's hockey world cup, england have beaten spain to secure top spot in pool d. they won 4—0. liam ansell among the goal scorers — it's their second comprehesive win of the tournament after thrashing wales 5—0 in their opener. it means they are comfortbaly through to the quarter final stage. keeper ollie payne is confident about how far they'll go. all the way. why not. they do have a good record without quite getting over the

andy murray and dan evans also due to play tomorrow.win this. the arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale was kicked by a spectator after his side beat tottenham in the north london derby. the incident happened at full time — richarlison the tottenham player, initially approached him. and then as he retreated back to his goal to collect his water bottle, someone emerged from the crowd, standing on the railings, before kicking out. a pfa statement said these incidents are happening far too often and that players have a right to be safe in their place of work. arsenal made it look comfortbale, hugo lloris first parried bukayo saka's effort into his own net before captain martin odegaard scored a brilliant second. they're now eight points clear and many are wondering is this to be their season? great to watch, it was a terrific match, i think we had some very good moments, i think we showed a lot of belief and determination, but a lot of quality to play the way we wanted to play to dominate the game, and it is never easy to play in this way agai

so another one is dan evans. former governor of washington, a republican.ou could not tell it by looking at him. he is still alive as far as i know. i will take your message off the air. host: we have covered a couple of alternative candidates, but you said none of that is really likely at this point. guest: thinking back to 1998 when you gingrich resign from the speakership, and suddenly there was a void. the next in line everyone assumed would be bob livingston. he had some skeletons in his closet that were revealed and suddenly he could not be the speaker. that left republicans in disarray. the next in line was a congressman, very powerful, named tom delay, who had huge and powerful influence over the party. he was a tough guy. there was no way republicans would support him because people did not like him enough to be speaker. i think they were afraid of him. so they kept going down the line and found someone more neutral in their minds. he ended up being the speaker known expected him, just a low-level guy in the leadership level. unexpected things can

and despite dan evans taking the first set against frances tiafoe, the american fought back to win thely don't. and his heart would sink at the prospect. what do you say to those? forget the converts, those who find it tricky. the ones that find it tricky, what i would say is that mass is a skill like anything else. whether you are learning to dance or drive or bake or sing, these are all things that we are not born as humans being able to do but we develop those skills. one analogy is, as a teacher, so many of my students often say to me, oh, mr siegel, idon't many of my students often say to me, oh, mr siegel, i don't have a mass brain. but people never come up to me and say i can't read, i'm illiterate. there is something to do with a badge of number about being innumerate. as well as the confidence, there is a cultural issue where people think that if you can't do maths a little bit at school than you can just reject it for the rest of your life. school than you can just re'ect it for the rest of your lifeh for the rest of your life. you're sa ini for the rest of your life. you're

joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans, who beat facundo bagnis of argentinairst match at the australian open since 2021, having been deported ahead of last year's event covid vaccination status. the pair are following the women's first round match between second seed 0ns jabeur and tamara zidansek, which finished a short while age. jabeur is through after surving a fight back from her slovenian opponent. jabeur took the opening set before zidansek forced the match to a decider. jabeur eventually powered through that though 6—1. jurgen klopp says he will not leave anfield until someone tells him to. his comments come amid a difficult seasn with their fa cup third round replay at wolves tonight. a late equaliser from wolves at anfield took the tie to a return leg. klopp said their 3—0 defeat at brighton last weekend was the worst of his career, but that he's planning for the future and not thinking about leaving, but doesn't think there is a quick fix to their current struggles. but, here it's like when you have... when you have whatever. a broken leg or someth

but that was shortlived — as harriett dart and dan evans lost their singles matches — and usa also camemore ambitious? i thought it was very ambitious actually because he was talking about inflation which is the greatest destroyer of everything if you don't get on top of it, because it damages lives and livelihoods for everyone but he also talked about growing the economy, notjust for jobs but also to raise the tax revenue so we can pay for public services and he talked about bringing debt down and reducing nhs waiting list and also stopping the small boats so there was some stuff on inflation but there was also a range of other visionary and important things. the range of other visionary and important things.— range of other visionary and important things. range of other visionary and im ortant thins. , , _, important things. the debt is coming down already — important things. the debt is coming down already and _ important things. the debt is coming down already and inflation _ important things. the debt is coming down already and inflation is - down already and inflation is predicted

it'sjust andy murray at dan evans left as the british contingent in the australian open men's singlese fourth round, winning in straight sets against the seventh seed. world number one iga swiatek needed just 55 minutes to progress to the fourth round. she beat spanish qualifier cristina bucsa. elsewhere this morning, third seed jessica pegula also enjoyed a speedy win. the american tookjust over an hour to beat ukraine's marta kostyuk 6—0, 6—2. new chelsea signing mykhailo mudryk is likely to make his debut in their premier league match at liverpool after he became. he might not be the last since joining in the transfer window. he cost £62 million. that could go as high as nearly 90. it has been reported the club could spend another 35 million on the under 21 playerfrom psv another 35 million on the under 21 player from psv eindhoven. another 35 million on the under 21 playerfrom psv eindhoven. graham potter says there is no certainty they will make more signings. i do not think there will be too many. i have no complaints about the squad. like i've said before, the january window is

and dan evans. it will be interesting to see how many brits progress.e have significant snow in the north and west of scotland at lower levels. if we pick up the rain, sleet and snow in the south—east, you could see how it moves away. snow in northern england sinks southwards. the snow across the north and west of scotland will persist. at times there will be some wintry showers across northern ireland and also coming through wales. as this system moves southwards, it is going to fragment. you could see some wintry showers across, for example, the midlands. in between all of this there will be a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine. and it's going to be windy today. through the day the winds will tend to ease. it is going to feel cold if you are out and about, particularly so if you are in an area with lying snow. this evening and overnight at this next system comes in to the south—west, introducing some rain, sleet and snow across devon and cornwall, and also the channel islands. again, wintry showers coming in on the wind across the southwest. f