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underdog american danielle collins taking on number one ranked ash barty. we're breaking down the historic performance this morning. >>> good morning, america. we begin with a monster storm wreaking havoc on the east coast with potentially historic snowfall and 80 million americans in the storm zone. >> blizzard warnings in effect for ten states from virginia all the way to maine with several governors declaring emergencies ahead of the winter nor'easter. >> and it's hitting as we speak. this morning, close to 3,500 flights have already been canceled, and amtrak suspended service between new york and boston. we have team coverage across the northeast. let's begin with rob marciano right there in boston getting hammered. rob, we can already see the conditions. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, it's blowing sideways, already the snow has been going on for the past three, four hours, starting to pick up. we are at the corner of state street. they're doing a pretty good job with the road so far, but it's going to be difficult throughout the d

now our world number one, ashley bardy has won the australian open after beating danielle collins. and the final on saturday party becomes the 1st australian and 44 years to win the home title and 25 year old took the 1st that 63. the 2nd set was a back and forth battle with her american opponent. taking a 51 lead, but party fought back to win the time frame and victory as her 3rd major and title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon. last year. i got dw 4, it's max merrill with me to talk about the big win bardy ends of 44 here. dry a spell, but it wasn't on smooth sailing far. was it? yeah, i mean, as you mentioned that 1st that she's actually roamed through this tournament, and after that 1st set had still only lost her serv one single time in this australian open. in that 2nd set, you got to give credit to daniel collins is the world number 30 who really put up a fight. put her on the back foot, the crowd there really probably pushed boss you back. maybe some nerves on her part, a lot of pressure on her shoulders that was lifted and she joins. serena williams is only the

in that 2nd set you got to give credit to daniel collins is the world number 30, who really put up a fight. put her on the back foot, the crowd there really probably pushed boss you back. maybe some nerves on her part, a lot of pressure on her shoulders that was lifted and she joins. serena williams is only the only 2 plays active plays with one on re services. like you mentioned, clay french open grass wimbledon last year and now the hard caught in melbourne and claims at 1st home single since 1978. and it was twice as nice or even slice is nice because the double, the men's title, also in australia's way nic, curious and death. and that's the cook in our kids who are good friends, a real feel good story. wildcard entry to the tournament. curious, had coven just before the tournament? coconut because injury troubles. so really great day for australian athletes. definitely all. and although the most talked about player wasn't even and on the court. yes. china's padre who activists, we're back to support again. she appeared only rarely on chinese social media since making sexual assau

she beat the usa's danielle collins in the final, to cement ehr place as a national hero.neration. and ash barty gave them exactly what they wanted in the first set, impressing those who know what it's like to perform in an arena overflowing with tension. and danielle collins certainly found it hostile, asking the umpire get the crowd to quieten down while she was having a serve, but she raced into a 5—1 lead but barty wasn't going to get this opportunity slip away, incredible fightback to a tie—break on the wall of noise and expectation in much for collins and if you're going to write owing to history that is the way to do it. so australia has a home champion again for the first time since christine o'neill, who looked on as barty�*s role model, yvonne, showed her delight in handing over the trophy and all that comes with it. mike bushell, bbc news. ash barty is rarely one to be overcome by emotion but when she clinched victory, there was an uncharacteristic scream after her cross court winner. afterweards, she admitted it all felt very surreal. it is absolutely incredibl

she beat the usa's danielle collins in a straight sets to claim victory, the world number one didn't. mike bushell was watching. carrying the hopes of a nation that has been longing for this for a generation. ash barty gave them exactly what they wanted in the first set, impressing those who know what it is like to perform in an arena overflowing with tension. danielle collins certainly found it hostile, asking the umpire for the crowd to quieten down while trying to serve. but showing why she is heading to the top ten next week. breaking twice in the second set to race into a 5—1 lead. but barty was not going to let the opportunity slip away. an incredible fightback took the set to a tie—break. a wall of noise and expectation, too much for collins. if you are going to write your name in history, this is the way to do it. i mean, this isjust a dream come true for me. i am so proud to be an 0zzie. thank you so much, everyone. see you next time. so, australia has a home champion again, for the first time since christine 0'neill, who looked on as ash barty�*s role model evonne goolagong

if she comes through against daniel collins of the usa, daniel collins of us, i should say, now bought yours. he goes into this one as well. number one, she steve wrote her way through to the final so far the, the straight open. she hasn't dropped a single set on her path to the climax. she took just 62 minutes to come through her semi final. so yet a lot of signs pointing to her as the 1st australian champion of the home tournament, since 1978 as with the men's tournament. so with the women's there on a foregone conclusions. and yet we'll have to wait and see what happens in tomorrow's fine and exciting. we can do tennis then i can, i can do that before. thanks so much. thank you. and let's get a recap of our top story now. ukraine's i've let him hear savanski has said there has been no further escalation with russia and he is urging the west to avoid creating panic about a potential invasion he's calling for more diplomacy. we'll have more up to date on the day coming up next that we'll have more in depth news rather. and you can always have the latest information on our website, d,

and against danielle collins, the number 28 in the l occasion. ears since they have had a win at their home grand slam. ash barty has a chance to put that behind them this morning when she takes on danielle collins at the australian open final, which begins at 8:30am. they've got the ashes, now for the ash. this morning in melbourne australia will be with ash barty. on her shoulders, australia will be with ash barty. on hershoulders, long australia will be with ash barty. on her shoulders, long and heavy weight. 44 years since this woman, christine o'neill, was the last aussie to win a trophy. no pressure. it's fun! it's brilliant to be playing in the business end of your home slam. i'm not going to lie about that, it's amazing. and i think being able to experience it multiple times has been incredible, but saturday is going to be a new experience for me. so i go out there and embrace it, smile, try and do the best i can. in and embrace it, smile, try and do the best i can.— the best i can. in fact, barty has drawn strength _ the best i can. in fa

after defeating danielle collins in the final on saturday. party becomes the 1st australian woman in 44 years to win a grand slam title at hon. that 25 year old australian took the 1st set $63.00. the 2nd was a back and forth battle with the american collins, but bought he proved too much taking at 76. the victory is bought. he's a 3rd major title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon in 2021. congratulations ash party or this is database. news that news update this hour. we'll have more for you at the top of the next out. i'm rebecca racist thanks. watching literature invites us to see people in particular.

old number one ash party has just won the australian open after defeating danielle collins in the final on saturday bought he becomes the 1st australian woman in 44 years to win a grand slam title at home. the 25 year old australian took the 1st set, $63.00. the 2nd set was a back and forth battle with the american collins. but barty proved too much taking it's $76.00. the victory is bought. he's a 3rd major title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon in 2021. congratulations ash monte, or this is daily news that your news update this hour. we'll have more for you at the top of the next out. i'm rebecca racist likes watching. literature invites us to see people in particular. i like to see myself as the kids spy in the strange grown up world. my only objective when i write is to share what a fine, beautiful digital you books on youtube. sometimes the cd is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing an environmental conservation to life with learning packs like global ideas. we will show you how climate change ended or mental conservation is taking shape around the wor

in women's tennis world, number one, the ash party has won the australian open after beating danielle collins in the final on saturday, bardy becomes the 1st australian in 44 years to win the home title. a 25 year old took the 1st set sakes 3, the 2nd there was a back and forth battle with her american opponent, taking a 51 lead, but already fought back to win on time. break the victory as parties. 3rd major title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon last year and activists are using the tournament to demand answers about the chinese tennis player. pang shy tribe disappeared from public view after making and then retracting accusations of sexual assault against a former vice premier, helped by a significant donations. activists passed out free t shirts ahead of the women's spinal earned organizers 1st. and the shirts on the grounds. they were a political message now the australian open says wearing the shirts is permitted, as long as those sporting them stay peaceful since 2018 close to a 3rd of australia's co, allah's have died as a result of bush fires, disease and deforestation. now

it and women's tennis world number one asked bardy has won the australian open after beating danielle collins and the final on saturday already becomes the 1st australian and 44 years to win the home title. a 25 year old took the 1st set, 63, the 2nd that was a back and forth battle with her american opponent, taking a 51 lead bardy font back to win on a tie break. the victory is marty's 3rd major title. after the french open in 2019, and wimbledon last year, moving on to the africa cup of nations where host cameroon, have made it into the semi final 2 goals from coll, toko. it can be secure there when against gambia. before burkina, faso b, tunisia to also move forward into the last 4 on sunday, egypt faced morocco and cynical play equitorial guinea american football superstar tom brady has announced his retirement from the sport after 22 seasons, a 44 year old quarterback played his last 2 seasons with the tampa bay buccaneers, with whom he won the super bowl in 2020 before falling short in the divisional. around this season. brady previously played for the new england patriots and holds a

number one, ash party has won the australian open after beating danya danielle collins in the final on saturday. but he becomes the 1st australian woman in 44 years to win the home title. the 25 year old australian took the 1st set, $63.00. the 2nd set was a back and forth battle with her american opponent. but barty proved too much taking it $76.00 victory is bought. his 3rd major title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon in 2021 and activists to using the tournament to demand answers about the chinese tennis play. a punch way to watch white as appeared from public view after making then retracting accusations of sexual assault against a former vice premier, helped by significant donations activists passed out free t shirts ahead of the women's australian open final. the tournament organizes at 1st banned the shirts on the ground that it and saying that it was a political message, but then made a u turn. now the australian open says wearing the shirts in a peaceful manner is permitted. this is dw, use life from burly. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the o.

number one, ash bardy has won the australian open after beating danielle collins and the final on saturday party becomes the 1st australian and 44 years to win the home title. a 25 year old took the 1st set $63.00. the 2nd set was a back and forth battle with her american opponent. taking a 51 lead bud bardy fought back to win on a tie break. the victory is barney's 3rd major title offer the french open in 2019 and wimbledon. last year. they're wanting d w news lines from berlin, stay tuned for our documentary moron off about the ghosts of warsaw. we'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then there's always our website dw, dot com, and make sure it also follows on social media. i'm really thank you so much for watching her home. any portion of love us her work.

she faces a challenge, however, from the american danielle collins in the women's final bardy is a 2 time grand slam winter and will be the favorite for the title on saturday night . but her hard hitting opponent, collins who is ranked 30th in the world is in exceptional form going into the match in melbourne. and for more i'm joined by steve pierce, tennis commentator with australian open radio, who was outside the rod laver arena in melbourne's. hi steve. a big day in melbourne ash bardy hoping to become the 1st australian women twin grand slam on home courts and 78. what are her chances make good evening? chances are really good. she's the best player in the world by quite a long white game that she brings to the court to know if she can, if she's allowed to play exactly how she wants to, she should be done, you know, call daniel, call into the really, really good player and that's come through the drawer and hits the ball extremely hard. there is the danger that actually the, if she's not on her game, if she lists some of the emotion and the, the pressure of this occasion get the

she beat danielle collins and the final saturday becoming the 1st australian in 44 years to win the title bought. he took the 1st set, 63, a 2nd set was a back and forth back with her american opponent taking a 51 lead. but body fought back to win on a tie break. this is a 3rd major title off to the french open in 2019 and wimbledon last year. your teen d. w. news lines from berlin up next is sports life armanda. you can also find much more news and analysis as well as video on a website that is d w dot com, including live streaming us on youtube. i'm available. hm. it, thanks for watching about ah, her people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center.

women's tennis world, number one, ash party has just won the australian open after defeating daniel collins. in the final, on saturday party becomes the 1st australian woman in 44 years to win a grand slam title at home. the 25 year old australian took the 1st set $63.00. the 2nd set was a back and forth battle with the american collins. but art he proved too much taking it. 76. victory is bound, his 3rd major title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon in 2021 of more on this date of the sports, as chris harrington did. here with me to talk about it and the whole, the whole open, but 1st of all, what a game ash party as an australian. very proud body party. tell us about the match. yeah. there's no place like all we those you call that a dream come true. or can you say, you know, very laurel number was, speaks for itself. she's been running through american competition up until this point. and you know, the award ceremony was beautiful because she was presented when she picked up her 3rd gras entail by a pass indigenous star in the country. yvonne gould gong. and i think that just de

number one ash barty has won the australian open after beating daniel collins in the final on saturday body becomes the 1st strategy in 44 years to win the home title. the 25 year old took the 1st set, $63.00. the 2nd set was a back and forth battle with her american opponent, taking a 51 lead. but basi fought back to win on a time break. the victory is bonnie's 3rd major title after the french open in 2019 and wimbledon last year. activists to using the tournament to demand answers about the chinese tennis play, a punch. why? shy, disappeared from public view, often making and then retracting accusations of sexual assault against a former vice prime yet helped by significant donations. activists passed out free t shirts ahead of the women's australian open final tournament. organize his 1st band, the shirts on the ground, they were political message. now the australian open says wearing the shirts in a peaceful manner is permitted. even watching dw live from berlin, stay chewed. now sports live, ralph rang nick manchester. united coach will be up next. we'll be back with more headline

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she beat the usa's danielle collins in the final, to cement her place as a national hero.he hopes of a carrying the hopes of a nation carrying the hopes of a nation that carrying the hopes of a nation that has been longing first for a generation. ash barty gave them exactly what they wanted in the first set, impressing those who know losses is like to perform in any have overflowing with tension. general colin certainly found it hostile, asking the umpire to quieten the crowd down but she raced into a 51 lead but batty wasn't going to get this opportunity slip away, incredible fightback to a tie—break on the wall of noise and expectation out in much for collins and if you're going to write owing to history that is the way to do it. so australia has a home champion again for the first time since christine o'neill who looked on as bassi's role model showed her delight in handing over the trophy and all that comes with it. mike bushell, bbc news. barty is rarely one to be overcome by emotion but when she clinched victory, there was an uncharacteristic scream after her cross—c

in 42 years of an australian woman in her home grand slam final, while her opponent will be danielle collins, it'sjust incredible. i love this tournament, i love coming out here and playing in australia. as an aussie, we're extremely spoiled. w're a grand slam nation, we get to play in our backyard. i am happy to play my best tennis here, i have done well before and now i have a chance to play for a title. it's unreal. it feels amazing, it's been such a journey and it doesn't happen overnight. so many years of hard work from an early age on court. yesterday, i was talking about all the early mornings my dad would get up with me and practice with me before school. it'sjust incredible to be on this stage, especially with the health challenges, i'm just so grateful. i couldn't be happier. british boxer galal yafai, who won flyweight gold at the tokyo olympics for team gb, has announced that he's going to turn professional. speaking to sport today earlier, he said it was an easy decision to make. it was easy decision for me to go pro, but tough to actually choose who to go with. but i'm here tod

tomorrow could be the ashley party if she comes through against danielle collins of the usa. goes into this number one, she has steamrolled to number one at the australian open and not dropped a single set on her path to this climax. she took 62 nights to come to her semifinal, so a lot of signs are pointing to her as the first australian champion of the home tournament since 1978. but with the men's tournament, there are no foregone conclusions and we will have to see. >> thank you so much. an exciting week. let us get a recap of our top story. ukraine's black in your zelensky -- -- ukraine's president says there is no worries about russia and he is urging the west to avoid panic, calling for diplomacy. we will have more up-to-date on the day coming up next and more in-depth news. you can get the latest information on our website, dw.com or you can follow us on twitter @dwnews. thank you for watching. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ó >> join us in germany on europe no

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scintillating form throughout the tournament in melbourne and continued in the final against danielle collins. as the world number one took the 1st that with these 63, her american opponent, however, wasn't about to roll over. collins showed some real fight on route to taking a 51 lead in the 2nd set. oh bought you rallied though. she came back with the 2nd set going to a tie break. from there the outcome was routine, body dominated the tie break winning. it's $72.00 for the match. and the championship. oh this is just a dream come true man. i'm so proud to be nosy, so thank you so much everyone. ah, australians with the, with the much anticipated triumph. they'll hope the wait for the next home singles champion won't be as long to hail molly al jazeera. but his compatriot nick carriers has won his 1st grand slam title. it came in the man's doubles alongside to nasty cocaine i kiss. or this was an all australian a final. with that matthew at an and at max personal. on the other side of the next, the parent that have become known as the special case, winning the title decided straight. cricket

it's, it's unreal. body will played danielle collins for that title. the american crushed 7 seed e grocery on take less than a year off to coming back from surgery. who endo me, tree osis collins, winning 6461 to reach her 1st grand slam final. and we've had some incredible that us over the years and i to play against the number one player in the world and in her home country. i think it's going to be really spectacular. i've um, you know, the energy, the fans bring whether they're, you know, for me or for my opponent. i think we're just so grateful. after everything with colvin to be able to pete have incredible energy and people here supporting. ah, i'm just excited that everybody's looking. florida. probably having a great mass in and battling away with ash arguably the most entertaining events has been. the mains doubles. thanks to nick cheerios. and fantasy khaki. marcus yesterday. aliens who are now known as the special case really got the capacity crown fired up in melbourne as they won again to make the final. and now, how to get really excited

daniel collins of the usa ash party is the will . number one, she the french up champions in 2019. she won wimbledon last year. so she's a clear, clear favorite. and yet, yes jenny and fans are going to go absolutely wild for, of course. and i think given what happened at the start of the tournament with the joke of each saga with the australian government being almost as criticized with their handling of it as jock of each for it to end. maybe with a mr. alien champion is kind of what everyone in melbourne was hoping for. yeah, i'm sure i think the crowds will be going crazy. i was there recently and everyone was already looking forward to this match on the weekend. that wasn't even a sure bet then. but anyway, matter, thanks very much for coming in to talk to us about it. you know, watching daily news as a reminder of the top story we're following for you. germany is foreign minister, and alina burbock is speaking with her russian counterpart today as tensions mount over the ukraine crisis. building has said the russian or north stream to gas pipeline would be targeted by sanctio

we got ash, party of us, julia again, daniel collins of usa, asked about is the massive favorite. she's the world number one, she won the french open in 2019 wimbledon last year. and it would be a great finish to the tournament for the australian, for an australian to win it because of us at the start of the time, there was almost as much criticism of the australian government for the joke of its saga as there was of no joke of it, so i think the students would actually love for ash party to win on saturday, and then they can in this tournament on a hi, after a few ups and downs along the way. all right, mark matters. thank you so much. good to have you with your watching, dw is coming up next in d, w, news, asia we look at afghanistan is a huge hunger crisis with people resorting to selling their own organs to get money to eat. a country is seeing a wave of mound nurse children and taken to hospitals and such numbers that they have to leave again. economic port paralysis also wiped out. i've got a science tourism industry. please visit a once popular national park. those stories

ashleigh barty defeated danielle collins to become the first australian woman to win the tournament since 1978. >>> tens of thousands are still without power after a deadly winter blizzard hit the northeast. let's check in with meteorologist janessa webb >> hi, good morning. people digging out, waiting for the power to be restored that storm system has exited. now we're awaiting the arrival of another storm system that is already impacting the pacific northwest. so you can see we're watching at least 15 inches of snow right now. currently impacting portions of the cascades to the rockies. and that's why winter weather alerts, that's why they continue to be in place we also watch for potential flooding across this area throughout your afternoon. so these alerts stay in place throughout the afternoon into your evening hours even making its way into the upper midwest. this will stretch into the southern plains as we go into your tuesday, wednesday afternoon. we're talking about pretty significang up even for green bay for this time of year, we're slightly above average, 32 degrees. we do hav

we got ash, party of australia against daniel collins of usa, asked party is the massive favorite. she's the world number one. she won the french opening 2019 wimbledon last year. and it would be a great finish to the tournament for the australians furnace trillion to win it because of a see at the start of the time. there was almost as much criticism of the australian government for the joke of its saga as there was of no joke of it. so i think this jones would actually love for ash party to win on saturday. and then they can in this tournament on a high after a few ups and downs along the way. all right, mark matters. thank you so much. good to have you with the quarter finals of the africa cup of nations say get underway on saturday with 18 still vying for the title for many soccer fans on the continent. the beautiful game is a source of hope and inspiration. that's certainly the case for the girls in our next report. after fleeing from nigeria to cameron, they formed their own soccer team, finding piece on the pitch. they were denied at home. practice is in session on this dirt

australian open women's final this morning american daniel collins taking on crowd favorite ozzy ashleighy barty takes first set 63 set to collins up three games to one serving. and drills, the forehand. she's fired up. she's up 41 in the center party. none of that she storms back here on championship point will close it out with another backhander. barney becomes the first aussie to win the australian open since 1978 6376 and by the way, that is her third major title and the dubs and the nets in a big game at chase center. it's going on right now. well, highlights of that. coming up a little bit later tonight, guys. all right, frank. thank you so much. and thank you for joining us tonight. we'll be back for lieutenant clock news, andre alright. and uh, we'll be here for the big game as well. but we'll come back tonight. first one still thinking about football tomorrow, see attendant football tomorrow, see attendant well. [yawns] hey, baby brother! let's not insult us both. how much do you need? mom paid my car insurance this month, and i told her i'd have it today -- - the number, the nu

(tx oov)the home favourite beat american player danielle collins in straight sets.umber one said: "this is a dream come true for me. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, the weekend has begun with some very windy weather across the northern half of the uk, particularly thanks to a storm that has been named by the danish weather service, storm malik. it has already brought severe gales, more strong winds in the forecast. sunshine and showers pretty much covers it weather—wise and it will be turning colder through the day after through the day after what was a mild start. there is storm malik, it is going to cause big impacts in denmark later in the weekend, but for us, you can see, tightly squeezed isobars, very strong winds, with gusts of up to 80 mph for some exposed spots in the east of scotland. we have a met office amber warning here, also extending into the far north—east of england and, more broadly, across the far north of england, northern ireland and scotland, a met office yellow warning and throughout this yellow warning area, we c

the world number one beat, the american, daniel collins in straight sets to seal title. she's the 1st australian woman to lift the title since christina o'neill, in 1978. and those are the headlines that he's continues here on al jazeera after the stream, which is coming up next. so i'll just say, oh, while the warm we listen, design is are making serious efforts in order to impede under stop, to turn the windows. we meet with global jasmine, stormy, stung, amazon. i of the me. ok, welcome to the bonus edition of the stream where i bring you some of the great conversations from our archives today. yes. have turned their extraordinary personal stories into life. lessons for i saw coming up the force, the katie became an award winning poet. the mom who walked away from her ph. d to become a publisher, south asian children's literature. and the writer is encounters with mediocre white men. in spite hesitate, his book. let's start with disability rights attorney hobbin gerber, the 1st deaf line, graduate of harvard law school, hobbin po. to long, her hearing translated to th

and that continued in the final against danielle collins. as the world number one took the 1st that with these 63, her american opponent, however, wasn't about to roll over. collins showed some real fight on route to taking a fight. one lead in the 2nd thing ah polity rallied though she came back with the 2nd set going to a tie break. oh, from there the outcome was routine. body dominated the tie break winning it $72.00 for the match. and the championship. oh, this is just a dream country man, and i'm so proud to be nosy, so thank you so much everyone. ah, australians with favor the much anticipated triumph. they'll hope the wait for the next home singles champion. won't be as long to hail mally al jazeera. ah, it is good to have even a solo, a dream from here. and so how that lines now to sierra, around 5000 flights have been cancelled in the u. s. as the east coast hunkers down for a huge snowstorm about whether it's projected to move through the northeast this weekend with new york and boston expected to be hardest hit on to serious game.

she beat american danielle collins in straight sets, making her the first australian player to win aand described the moment. as i think about it, i'm getting goose bumps all over again. this was absolutely beyond electric. it was brilliant. when she hit that final point crosscourt that fought off the forehand, the crowd just rose in unison and had the roof been closed over the rod laver arena, it would have been shuddering, the noise was so loud and so adoring, as you suggested. this was just an incredible achievement on her part, to win the australian open — the first australian player to do it in 44 years and christine 0'neil did it in 1978, the last australian player to win an australian 0pen singles title, was sitting in the first row of the president's box watching it all unfold. it was surreal, just an amazing experience. we know that ash barty is a proud indigenous woman and so too is her mentor evonne goolagong cawley, herself a former tennis champ. she was there to surprise ash barty. how significant is this for first nations children watching at home? absolutely huge. evon

but america's danielle collins won't cower before the crowds. rgery for endometriosis. within the year of the setbacks, she's in herfirst grand slam final. isjust she's in herfirst grand slam final. is just incredible to be on the isjust incredible to be on the stage. — isjust incredible to be on the stage, especially with the health challenges. i feel so grateful playing — challenges. i feel so grateful playing against the number one in the world — playing against the number one in the world. i think it's going to be spectacular in our home country. i love the _ spectacular in our home country. i love the energy. i think we are so grateful— love the energy. i think we are so grateful after everything with covid to have _ grateful after everything with covid to have this incredible energy. on to have this incredible energy. saturday, to have this incredible energy. on saturday, collins will face the greatest test, and opponent in the zone, and a nation that expects. joe lynskey, bbc news. premiership rugby club exeter chiefs will drop all referen

and danielle collins certainly found it hostile, asking the umpire to get the crowd to quieten down whenerve, but showing why she's heading into the top ten next week, breaking twice in the second set to race into a 5—1 lead. but barty wasn't going to let this opportunity slip away. an incredible fightback took the set to a tie—break. a wall of noise and expectation now too much for collins and, if you're going to write your name in history, this is the way to do it. i mean, this is, this isjust a dream come true for me and i'm so proud to be an aussie, so thank you so much, everyone, we'll see you next time. so australia has a home champion again, for the first time since christine 0'neil, who looked on as barty�*s role model evonne goolagong cawley showed her delight in handing over the trophy and all that comes with it. mike bushell, bbc news. the next news on bbc one is at 6pm. bye for now. good afternoon. i'm holly hamilton with your latest sports news and ng have just been hearing ash barty is a new woman's champion at the australian open and tomorrow rafael nadal goes for a record

she beat american danielle collins in straight sets, making her the first australian player to win aabriel, whojoins us live from melbourne. craig, a very good sunday afternoon to you there. an incredible win for ash barty, third grand slam title, but her first in front of a home crowd. tell us, what was the atmosphere like? 1&5 tell us, what was the atmosphere like? as i think about it, — atmosphere like? as i think about it, i'm _ atmosphere like? as i think about it, i'm getting - atmosphere like? as i think about it, i'm getting goose| about it, i'm getting goose bumps all over again. this was absolutely beyond electric. it was brilliant. when she hit the final point crosscourt that fought off the forehand, the crowd just rose in unison and had the roof been closed over the rod laver arena, it would have been shuddering, the noise was so loud and so adoring, as you suggested. this was just an incredible achievement on her part, to win the australian open, the first australian player to do it in 44 years and christy 0'neill did it in 1978, the last australian player to win an aust

american danielle collins is through to the last four for the second time in her career.ly in straight sets. and she'll face polish seventh seed iga swiatek after she came through a marathon match with estonia's kaia kanepi. it lasted more than 3 hours, with swaitek eventually taking the match in three sets. now — 10 days until the start of the six nations and already there's been a blow for england — captain owen farrell will miss the entire tournament with an ankle injury that requires surgery.the 30 year old — who has 94 caps, was going to guide fly—half marcus smith through his first six nations campaign, but farrell injured his ankle in a collision while training at club side saracens. he's expected to undergo surgery later today. it's been a disappointing ashes series for england women so far. they lost the first t20 by nine wickets and then the next two matches had to be abandoned because of rain. but the start of the only test in the multi—format series is scheduled to start later.it begins at the manuka oval in canberra at 11 o'clock tonight. australia lead 4—2,

australian open success after winning the women's singles title yesterday, with victory over danielle collins off her trophy in melbourne after becoming just the second active female player to win major titles on all three surfaces. the us open is now the only slam missing from her collection after becoming the first australian in 44 years to win the singles title in melbourne. despite the size of the achievement she said there was no wild celebration. it was pretty quiet, actually. i was pretty wrecked so ijust had a couple of beers and i was in bed are not too bad at all. it was nice just to take a moment with my team, extended team and my family. it's important to celebrate the journey along the way and important to realise how cool some moments are and i think this one will be big for us, when we can finally sit down and take a breath and sit down and absorb it and enjoy it before we rush into what is next. the one—off women's ashes test produced one of the most thrilling finishes you'll see in cricket. australia declared early on the last day in canberra, setting england a victory target

the home favourite beat american player danielle collins in straight sets.. afterwards the world number one said: "this is a dream come true for me. i am so proud of being aussie." the world premiere of a major new musical composition to mark the 60th anniversary of coventry cathedral has taken place. ghosts in the ruins was written by the award—winning composer nitin sawhney. it's seen as a contemporary response to benjamin britten�*s war requiem, which was performed when the cathedral opened in 1962. ben sidwell reports... a celebration of coventry cathedral's 60th anniversary, goes in the ruins reflects the diversity that coventry is today, while remembering the destruction of its past. it remembering the destruction of its ast. , , ., , , past. it is trying to find, i guess, a sense of— past. it is trying to find, i guess, a sense of how _ past. it is trying to find, i guess, a sense of how the _ past. it is trying to find, i guess, a sense of how the cathedral- a sense of how the cathedral connects with the city overall and how far the cathedral has com