i think when novak djokovic, he never. when novak djokovic, he never panics.hese finals now and he knows what it takes to win. i think he was expecting nick kyrgios to come out strong today, playing with a looser arm, with more freedom, nothing to lose, rememberthat arm, with more freedom, nothing to lose, remember that novak djokovic lost the first sent to cameron norrie, he lost the first two sets of his quarterfinal to yannick. he's come up against players who are in uncharted territory, and i don't think forjaco that she worries too much. if he loses a first or second sets, he has that much belief in his game, and i think the key point was once he was level, once he won that second set by six games to three and it took himself off for a toilet break, and i think that he knew that the match was very much in his hands and. nick kyrgios has an outstanding serve, one of the best we've ever seenin serve, one of the best we've ever seen in the men's game, and incredible grass courts came but the reality is novak djokovic has a bigger toolkit, reality is novak dj

a day of delightful novak djokovic. i _ slam. a day of delightful novak djokovic, ijust _ slam.- slam. a day of delightful novak djokovic, ijust wanted to bring | slam. a day of delightful novak. djokovic, ijust wanted to bring up and another couple of results because they were two british men hopefuls playing on finals day here at wimbledon, then one of them was alfie hewett, but i'm afraid he has lost his men's wheelchair singles final to the top seed from japan shingo kunieda. a frustration for alfie hewett who has so to the championship four times. alfie hewett who has so to the championshipfourtimes. he alfie hewett who has so to the championship four times. he has yet to win the credit of the japanese player winning in three sets, 10—5 in the decisive tie—break which means his weight for singles final will have to wait. he has won it in doubles before. i'm afraid in the last hour or so frustration as well for another british player who hasn't lost at the men's doubles quad playing with his partner and they have lost in three sets. in terms of british tennis, these have bee

i think ultimately it was novak djokovic _ today?ovak djokovic was _ today? i think ultimately it was novak djokovic was my - today? i think ultimately it was i novak djokovic was my presence, today? i think ultimately it was - novak djokovic was my presence, his focus, his ruthlessness of getting one more back into play, making you play one more awkward shot. again, it started off a bit slow, although nick kyrgios was brilliant in the first set, we wondered whether he would impress the situation, be it as it was his first grand slam final. and he did more than that and he loved it and we thought here we 90, he loved it and we thought here we go, but once novak djokovic came back, you could just sense it, there were a couple of little tight points here and there and then unfortunately after the second set and the nick kyrgios started to go back to if you have the antics and get involved with his box and then after that, there was only really one winner. after that, there was only really one winner-— after that, there was only really

and that's djokovic's speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic... champion. every single time it gets more and more meaningful and special, so i'm very blessed and very thankful to be standing here with the trophy. cheering and applause there was a moment when djokovic shared the trophy in the clubhouse... yeah, don't drop it! ..before he met the public gallery. cheering and applause that trophy novak djokovic is holding — well, it's his 21st grand slam title. as he knows, as everyone here knows, that now puts him just one behind rafael nadal. but when will djokovic's next chance come? with his position on covid vaccination, it depends which country will let him in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. a great day for novak djokovic, disappointment for alfie hewett, though, who was beaten in the men's wheelchair singles final. away from wimbledon tonight, ferrari's charles leclerc is up to second in the formula one drivers�* championship after winning the austrian grand prix ahead of his title rival max verstappen. carlos sainz�*s ferrari caught fire ea

djokovic scored a super-volley victory in five sets, thus djokovic's winning streak a.he has been donah is already 26 new matches last lost in the suburbs of london in 2017. now djokovic is on the hunt for his fourth consecutive grand slam title. sasha argue until everything see you tomorrow thank you it was alexander abramov the kaliningrad region was told how they can respond to the commodity blockade of the russian region by the baltic countries, the governor, anton alikhanov admitted today that the smell only hears threats, but said he hopes for a return to a constructive dialogue, all the details are at georgy podgorny. the russian authorities have repeatedly said the response to the trade blockade of kaliningrad will be harsh, but how did governor anton ilikhanov tell us on the air of our tv channel, what measure will be the extreme edge of a complete ban on the import and export of any goods, in fact, through an increase, that is, essence, we prohibit the movement of goods towards the baltics through the territory of the russian federation, with the exception of

and that's djokovic�*s speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic...every single time it gets more and more meaningful and special, so i'm very blessed and very thankful to be standing here with the trophy. cheering and applause there was a moment when djokovic shared the trophy in the clubhouse... yeah, don't drop it! ..before he met the public gallery. cheering and applause that trophy novak djokovic is holding — well, it's his 2ist grand slam title. as he knows, as everyone here knows, that now puts him just one behind rafael nadal. but when will djokovic's next chance come? with his position on covid vaccination, it depends which country will let him in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. so delight for djokovic. earlier, britain's alfie hewitt and andy lapthorne were beaten in their respective wheelchair finals. today also marked the end of an era as sue barker stepped down from presenting wimbledon coverage after 30 years. she bid an emotional farewell after watching tributes from former tennis players and described presenting wimbledon as an absol

, thus djokovic's winning streak on lombaldon is already 26 matches of new djokovic last lost to new goldon in 2017 . now djokovic is on the hunt for his fourth consecutive title at this big dick series tournament on this sport. until then, see you next hour. during the fighting on the caucasian front, the troops under the command of the people did not lose a single battles. he felt the thread. the nerve of the battle became one of the pinnacles of military leadership, people and to the real triumph of the russian military school and for a united indivisible russia, the conviction and believed that it simply could not be otherwise in russia, some newspapers hurried to report that yudenich entered petrograd in the all-russian educational forum the territory of meanings has opened in the moscow region instead of the usual format, participants are waiting for thematic changes in the community the event will last until august 5 our correspondent also went to solnechnogorsk maria participants of the forum of the territory of meanings are going to settle down and will live in small two-sto

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we spoke shortly after the game. >> doing what novak djokovic does. chips are down, finds ways to battle back, time and time again. he has done that in particular on the centre court and has not lost in these championships since 2017. you mentioned it, and eighth wimbledon final, trying to win his seventh title here, his 32nd grand slam as he tries to make it 21 grand slams in total. those numbers are staggering. he is a tighten. that is why he was a clear favorite going into this match against britain's cam norrie, who broke into the world top 10 recently just outside that now, but he was the ninth seed. the british star set a target saying hwanted to reach the final -- the second week of a grand slam. he went a lot further than that. british fans were cheering him on to give him something to celebrate in the first set, which he won 6-2, breaking the djokovic serve three times. djokovic looked tentative, making unforced errors, cam norrie embracing the occasion and playing with freedom. but djokovic was two sets down and fought back, reset, reconfigu

it's the men's singles final between novak djokovic and nick kyrgios.nd chetan, kyrgios drew first blood, but djokovic striking back, what's the latest? djokovic doing what he is doing, you can see where this is going, but credit to nick kyrgios, he made a good start, he has never been in a grand slam final before, he made the early breakthrough against djokovic, with an ace, winning that first set by 6—4, it was a disciplined first set, but that hasn't continued for the remainder of the match, and novak djokovic is just resetting, reconfiguring as he so often does. he won the second set 6—3, and the third set 6—4. he has, at this point, a 2—1 set lead. there has been plenty of chuntering, and for the main part nick kyrgios has directed that to his own box. he doesn't feel like he's getting support at the right time, it is classic nick kyrgios, any time things aren't going his way, it's not his fault, and he has been directing anger towards his box, and has received a code violation, for swearing. he said of someone in the crowd, i know exactly who it i

djokovic says, expect fireworks.emi—finals and in over three hours of captivating play, alfie hewett prevailed. that's a finalist for you. he is in the final of the wheelchair doubles as well, he and gordon reid beat the top seeds for the chance to win a record extending iith win a record extending 11th consecutive grand slam doubles title. alfie hewett spent more than six hours on court today. in the women's european championships, germany got off to a great start, flashing the 2017 finalists denmark in brentford. the eight time champion is by far the most successful team won 4—0, finishing with a well worked move by popp. that sent germany top of group b. spain fell behind in the first minute of their match against finland but recovered to win 4—1 at milton keynes. formula 1's budget cap has been increased by 3% to help teams cope with the inflation crisis. this year's figure was $140 million. sages welcomed the increase of the lewis hamilton and george russell crashed in the final session of qualifying in austria.

djokovic says expect fireworks.his is the business end of the fortnight. wheelchair tennis moved to court one for semifinals, and in over three hours of captivating play, britain's alfie hewitt prevailed. now that's a finalist feeling. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. .29 . 29 degrees in fact south—west london was the hotspot. geevor do you. it will turn hotter this weekend. mainly in the south. the northern seeing more cloud round though sunday looks like being sunny and warmment loss of sunshine, that is down to this area of high pressure which will push to the eastern side as we move into sunday and the start of next week, so we will see higher temperatures as we pick up winds from the south. this this evening and overnight more cloud from the north and west of scotland. northern ireland, into the north—west of england, one or two spots of rain where it will be breezy. a lot of dry weather round and the clear skies as temperatures dip down to 10, 15 degrees. we

at wimbledon, novak djokovic has beaten nick kyrgios in the men's singles finals.brings him level now with pete sampras, and it's 21 grand slams — that takes him ahead of roger federer, who was on 20, and just one within rafael nadal�*s men's singles record of 22. djokovic's numbers here are staggering — it's 39 consecutive wins now on centre court. not been beaten here since 2017, fourth consecutive wimbledon title. he's seen off nick kyrgios in four sets — the australian took the first set and it made some think this could be a possible upset. but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships — think about his semifinal against britain's cameron norrie, where he lost the first set, and his quarterfinal againstjannik sinner, he lost the first two — djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back. and within the second, third and fourth sets, he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset with his own box, his fri

nick kyrgios and novak djokovic are underway. novak nick kyrgios and novak djokovic are under way.trying to hold onto his serve early doors. the top seed here, he did start this match with a double fault, but his numbers are extraordinary, he has won 38 consecutive matches on centre court, he is trying to win his seventh wimbledon title, which would bring him level with pete sampras. nick kyrgios did not play his semifinal with rafael nadal, and djokovic has double—faulted again, and nick kyrgios has broken him, he has never won a grand slam, he has never been in the final of any of the four majors, and it is 3—2, djokovic broken. it majors, and it is 3-2, d'okovic broken. , . , majors, and it is 3-2, d'okovic broken. , ., , ., majors, and it is 3-2, d'okovic broken. , ., ., broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's _ broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's tempers - broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's tempers get - broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's tempers get a i broken. it is a very hot day, and | some people's tempers get a bit rough and

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djokovic was a bit too much for norrie. , . , djokovic was a bit too much for norrie. , .,, ., , ., norrietest day of the champion ship _ norrie. key was. the hottest day of the champion ship so _ norrie. key was. the hottest day of the champion ship so far, _ norrie. key was. the hottest day of the champion ship so far, the - the champion ship so far, the kimmich of starting in the rain, ending this blazing heat wave. and, my goodness me, did cameron norrie rise to the occasion. we were not sure what to expect from the british number one, the nine seed, coming out here and playing his first grand slam semifinal, yet he took it. we have seen it, that variety of serve, that forehand, that backhand, it was john unsure “— unsure —— it was djokovic he was unsure. the fans behind me on henman hill believing and on centre court, and yet time and time again, the vector commits did what novak djokovic does, and that was battle back. he got his given order, and thereafter, he made it look really straightforward. a few norrie holds that had the crowd excited, but on the whole it was heading just one

and that's djokovic�*s speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic...s his own approach to the world. he remains the wimbledon champion. every single time, it gets more and more meaningful and special, so i'm very blessed and very thankful to be standing here with the trophy. cheering and applause there was a moment when djokovic shared the trophy in the clubhouse... yeah, don't drop it! ..before he met the public gallery. cheering and applause that trophy novak djokovic is holding — well, it's his 21st grand slam title. as he knows, as everyone here knows, that now puts him just one behind rafael nadal. but when will djokovic�*s next chance come? with his position on covid vaccination, it depends which country will let him in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello again. it's been a hotter day today in strong sunshine. and this evening we have clear skies, sunny skies to end the day we skies, sunny skies to end the day got clear skies oi tonight, we got clear skies overnight tonight, hardly any

at wimbledon, novak djokovic has beaten nick kyrgios in the men's singles finals.er to roger federer�*s record tally of eight wimbledon titles. 0ur sports correspondent chetan pathak was there. document�*s numbers here are staggering, 39 consecutive wins now on centre court, not been beaten here since 2017, fourth consecutive wimbledon title —— djokovic. his scene of nick kyrgios in four sets, the australian took the first set and made something could be a possible upset but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships does not think about the semifinal against cameron norrie where he lost the first set and an xml where he lost the first two, he is so good at resetting. —— against britain's cameron norrie where he lost the first set, his quarterfinal againstjannik sinner where he lost the first two — djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments that we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire,

and that's djokovic's speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic... cheering and applause there was a moment when djokovic shared the trophy in the clubhouse... yeah, don't drop it! ..before he met the public gallery. cheering and applause

djokovic's numbers are staggering — 39 consecutive wins now on centre court.s in four sets. the australian took the first set and it made some think that this could be a possible upset. but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships — think about his semifinal against britain's cam norrie where he lost the first set and his quarterfinal againstjannik sinner — djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset at his own box, his friends and family who were not always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed at somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said, "who is it specifically? he said, "it's the woman who looks like she's "had 600 drinks". —— "had 700 drinks". he was finding those usual moments, djokovic on the other side of the net thinking, "you do all that, i'lljust "win the tennis." and bro

it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic.al will be nick kyrigios who had friday off, rafael nadal drawing on that abdominal injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, 0ns jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing elena rybakina, also in herfirst grand slam final at the age of 23, whatever happens we will have a first timne grand slam winner in the women's final at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. thank you for that. plenty online as always. if you are on my get me on social media. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. it was a very warm day on friday. temperatures touched 29 celsius across south east england. and this weekend, more of the same, a lot of sunshine around. it's going to stay dry away from the far northwest of scotland. and it's all down to this

djokovic's numbers are staggering. 39 consecutive wins now on centre court.the australian took the first set and it made some think that this could be a possible upset, but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships, thinking about the semi—final against britain's cam norrie, and his semi—final, djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and winning the second, third and fourth sets. we never really looked in trouble thereafter, but nick kyrgios, thereafter, but nick kyrgios, there were the moments we are used to seeing from him. the chattering at the umpire, upset at decisions, upset at his own box. who are not always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed at somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said who is it specifically, he said it is the woman who looks like she has had 600 drinks. he was finding those usual moments. djokovic on the other side of the net thinking you do all that, i'll just win the tennis. and for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. in austral

the 32n grand slam final four djokovic.hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of nadal's record of 22. awaiting in sunday's final will be nick kyrgious who had friday off. nadal withdrawn because of the a domino injury which means kyrgios did not have to play on friday. before that, we havehe women's final. ons jabeur chasing history. the world number two hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she will be facing elena ryba kina, also in her first grand slam final at the age of 23. whatever happens, we will have a first time grand slam winter at the women's final. at the moment, it is too tough to call which way it will go. laura: before we go tonight, walking the dog has been redefined. meet tom and his dog savanna who over seven years walked a whopping 30,000 miles over mountains, deserts and oceans. tom becoming the 10th person ever to walk around the world. savannah is the first talk to do so. she gets the bragging rights and i hope she gets an awful lot of tre

novak djokovic kept his cool, kept calm, kept composed. wimbledon title that brings in level with pete, a 21st grand slam title that moves him now ahead of roger fetter a's total of 20, and within one of raphael the doll�*s grand total if you like, the men's gain of 22, which is the record at the moment. chetan speaking with me earlier. it we apologise for the technical issues with our audio. we will have more and novak djokovic expert state, that is at 6:30pm here on bbc news. the international trade minister, penny mordaunt, has become the ninth candidate to enter the conservative leadership contest. most candidates are focusing on their plans for the economy. the former health secretary, sajid javid, wants to bring forward the 1p income tax cut to next year. both mrjavid and the former cabinet minister, jeremy hunt, are also pledging to reduce corporation tax from 19% to 15%. here's our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. and then there were nine. trade minister penny mordaunt the latest to throw her hat in the ring to be t

it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic. in sunday's final will be nick kyrigios who had friday off, ruffle now doubt will drawing on that abdominal injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday but three days off he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, chasing history, the third seat here, the world never too hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing on also in herfirst a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing on also in her first grand slam final at the age of 23, whatever happens we will have a grand slam winner in the women's final at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. and goal is president has died and a hospital in spain. he was 79. nearly four decades in power but by nepotism and corruption his family became enormously wealthy. the bbc�*s level dzeko looks back at his career. he was one of africa's longest—serving leaders, his death marks and end of an era for the country the r

it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic.sunday's final will be nick kyrigios who had friday off, rafael nadal withdrawing because of that abdominal injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off, he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, 0ns jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing kazakhstan�*s elena rybakina, also in herfirst grand slam final at the age of 23 — whatever happens we will have a first time grand slam winner in the women's final, at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. to no books written by british naturalist charles darwin which were returned anonymously to cambridge university 20 years after they disappeared are to go on display for the first time this century. the books are built with ideas and drawings which will become part of darwin's landmark work on evolution and the origin of species

it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic. will be nick kyrigios who had friday off, rafael nadal withdrawing because of that abdominal injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off, he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, ons jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing kazakhstan�*s elena rybakina, also in herfirst grand slam final at the age of 23 — whatever happens we will have a first time grand slam winner in the women's final, at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. and there's just time to tell you about a condor chick in peru who's been rescued, after locals found him in a bad condition. the eight—month—old condor was suffering from malnutrition when it was discovered in peru's ancash region. residents there failed to revive him and took him to a recovery centre. he'll be released back into the wild af

let's go live to centre court, you can see here, novak djokovic is “p you can see here, novak djokovic at 5—3, but nick kyrgios has the break point as he tries to level the break point as he tries to level the second set, took the first set at 6-4, the second set, took the first set at 6—4, competing in his first grand slam final, novak djokovic of course are 20 time grand slam winner. djokovic getting the point back to deuce, there is drama on centre court, and you can follow that one word. —— one live. britain's alfie hewett has lost his wheelchairs singles final to world number one shingo kunieda in three sets... hewett was serving for the match at one stage, but kunieda fought back, coming from a set down to win his very first wimbledon title. kunieda also got the better of hewett and his doubles partner gordon reid yesterday as he and team mate gustavo fernandez beat them in the wheelchair doubles final. there are two more matches in the women's european championship on sunday — belgium coach ives serneels says his side need to be patient against iceland in their opening game. lat

then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game.g champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't have much to lose. he was playing probably. the tournament of his life and obviously playing at home is never easy, but i— wish him all the best. he's a great player, _ and i have a lot of respect for him. and those steps off the court are tough ones to take. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. to matches in group b, germany up against denmark, the latest score from that when it's 2—0 in the second half with the goals for the second half with the goals for the second european championship in london. favourites conceding a goal in sight of the opening minutes to overpower finland 4—1 in their opening match and formula 1 has been increased by 3% u

as a result, in more than 3.5 hours, djokovic scored a super-volley victory in five games, thus djokovic's winning streak at wimbledoni. it is already 26 new matches, last lost at wumbledone in 2017. now djokovic is on the hunt for his fourth consecutive grand slam title. that's all about sports for now, see you next hour. in the regions of the european part of russia they promise rains, will heavy rainfall bring down the abnormal heat , anna volkova will tell about this lightning heavy rains hail thunderstorm front is the owner of another european territory of russia where to expect showers today? why intense precipitation cannot cope with the abnormal heat and when the capital 's thermometers again overcome the + 30 mark, this is the weather, a joint project of the russia 24 tv channel centrobus. i am anna volkova hello, a storm front is raging on the russian plain, rain clouds covered the capital region on tuesday moscow skyscrapers disappeared behind a gray veil of dense clouds. in the sky above the capital, a real light show began, lightning flashed, powerful coffin rumblings were hea

djokovic against kyrgios.t, laura scott. it is expected to reach 29 degrees, as the mercury rises, will it set off the views on centre court? today we had two of the most polarising players, novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. djokovic is a six time champion here, his year began with being deported from australia over not having the covid vaccine. he chases a 21st grand slam title to be just one off rafa nadal. he has not lost years in 2017 but he has been tested during the tournament so far and raised eyebrows when talking about drinking magic potions. then the australian nick kyrgios is playing his first ever grand slam final. he is widely viewed as one of the most gifted players in tennis but is on court antics often dominate discussion more than his tennis. he has had three days off because of rafael nadal�*s withdrawal and his route to the final has not been without controversy. he is the most find a player of the tournament and faces allegations of assault in australia. djokovic and kyrgios have played each

novak djokovic cruising into the last 16.he has not lost year since 2017 and he has found a way the standout player in the men's tour at the moment and certainly the men's draw here. it has to be said, up into the championship, that was not the case. no dell, winning the australian open and the french open but novak djokovic has done it again. he made and had a slight stumble in his first match with a south korean but he was with the acid in his second match and then in the last hour he has beaten his fellow countrymen in straight sets. novak djokovic is totally at ease on grass. people forget the changes, that you have to make between clay and grass and he is better than anyone else at doing that as quickly as he does. he is so fast with his reactions. the bulmers cooker on grass and you've got to get down lower. it is all about reacting as quickly as you possibly can and his other best arguably that we have seen. he is clearly the favourite to go all the way. his train to defend his title and make it four wimbledon wins in

djokovic says expect fireworks.ubles too, with gordon reid. the top seeds beat tom egberink and joachim gerard for the chance to win a record—extending 11th consecutive grand slam doubles title. hewett spent more than six hours on court today! in the women's european championship, germany got their campaign off to great start, got their campaign off to a great start, thrashing the 2017 finallists denmark in brentford. the eight—time champions — by far the most successful team in the tournament's history — won 4—0 in convincing fashion. the rout completed with a well worked move, finished off by alexandra popp, her first goal in her first game at a euros for her country. the victory sending germany top of group b. spain fell behind in the first minute of their match against finland but recovered well to win 4—1 at milton keynes. aitana bonmati among the scorers. formula one's budget cap has been increased by 3% to help teams cope with the inflation crisis. this year's figure was $140 million. mercedes will welcome th

and that's djokovic's speciality. game, set and match to djokovic.l. and so, i'm very blessed and very thankful to to be standing here with the trophy. there was a moment when djokovic shared the trophy in the clubhouse, before he met the public gallery. that trophy novak djokovic is holding, well, it's his 21st grand slam title. as he knows, as everyone here knows, that now puts him just one behind rafael nadal. but when will djokovic's next chance come? with his position on covid vaccination, it depends which country will let him in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. and if you missed it, what a moment for sue barker yesterday, bringing to an end thirty years of presenting wimbledon. the 66—year—old, who won the french open in 1976, before moving into broadcasting announced last month she'd be retiring after the tournament. it's fair to say it was an emotional goodbye can ijust say, it's been an absolute privilege. i've loved it. 30 amazing years. i'll miss thejob. i wish i had the next 30 years to do it. i love it. but most of all, i'm going to mis

., djokovic off.t _ djokovic off. wasn't pleasant at times. shouting at own - djokovic off. wasn't pleasant at times. shouting at own team, | djokovic off. wasn't pleasant at i times. shouting at own team, not ureat, he times. shouting at own team, not great. he has _ times. shouting at own team, not great, he has issues _ times. shouting at own team, not great, he has issues to _ times. shouting at own team, not great, he has issues to work- great, he has issues to work through. we mentioned prince george, i love this, george smashes it. look at him. it was sweltering, super hot. there he is, suit, tie, shirt fastened to the top, he must have been absolutely boiling. he's years old. the paper has highlighted how well he coped in the heat. dashing in a smart outfit, engrossed in the game, apparently he's a big tennis fan. he was handed the trophy at the end by novak djokovic and he said, it's a bit heavy and gave it to his mum. ,., �* ., mum. he did so well. i'm not surprised _ mum. he did so well. i'

then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game.ng. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't have much to lose. he was playing probably. the tournament of his life and obviously playing at home is never easy, but i— wish him all the best. he's a great player, _ and i have a lot of respect for him. and those steps off the court are tough ones to take. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. what's it going to do for the rest of the uk. nick miller can tell us. hello. with high pressure moving in across the uk, lots of dry weather this weekend. feeling very warm in the sunshine, turning hot in places on sunday. 0vernight, there will be some cloud running in towards northern scotland, with a few showers around, an area of cloud through northern ireland, parts of northwest en

then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game.eigning champion was reaching everything. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't have much to lose. he was playing probably. the tournament of his life and obviously playing at home is never easy, but i— wish him all the best. he's a great player, _ and i have a lot of respect for him. and those steps off the court are tough ones to take. there was better news for britain's alfie hewitt. he produced a remarkable comeback to reach his first wimbledon men's, wheelchair singles final. he came from a set and two breaks of serve down to beat gustavo fernandez of argentina. world number two hewitt meets japanese top seed shingo kunieda in sunday's final. at the women's european championship, favourites spain have got off to a winning start. they had an early sca

djokovic creeping up on him. djokovic will not have a chance to be even with nazle at the -- nadal at the center of the season and has no plans to receive the coronavirus vaccine and can't play at the u.s. open. >> i'm not vaccinated and i'm not planning to get vaccinated so the only good news i can have is then removing the mandate, the green, vaccine card, or whatever you call it, to enter the united states, or exemption. or yeah, i don't know, i don't think the exemption is really possible, or if that is a possibility, i don't know what exemption would be about. >> despite his win yesterday djokovic drops to number seven in the world rankings as wimbledon did not count toward any ranking points to expand on players from russia, due to the ban on players from russia and belarus. >>> meanwhile on the women's side, we had a surprise turn on saturday for elena rybakina who claimed her win against the number two ranked woman in the world and the first singles player from kazakhstan. and the first to claim the champ

stay with us on news, still to come: at wimbledon — novak djokovic is through to the next round.ttacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they have pipped the favourites, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated. celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom. then, he asked herfor a cigarette. and on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, summoned a footman on duty who took the man away. one child... ..one teacher... ..one book... ..and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... ukraine accuses russia of waging war on civilians, after at least 21 people died in missile strikes near odesa. a former uk government deputy chief whip, alleged to have groped two men in a private members' club, has been suspended as a conservative mp.

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one thing that remains the same is novak djokovic's qualities and grass.nst his compatriot. that when in straight sets in the second round, you can really see novak djokovic showing his quality is because in the opening round match she had struggles but since then he has led and he has learned fast as he looks to win his fourth consecutive wimbledon title. she reached the cup quarterfinals here last year and looking very good and still has not dropped a set. she beat a french teenager in straight sets and who she goes. the world number two. saying she is feeling more confident than ever good day for the british players too. the former british number one got a straight sets win over her opponent to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time and thatis slam for the first time and that is the place for cam norrie, the number nine seed here. he got the job done pretty quickly over america's competitor in straight sets. spain continue to get to grips with grass but showing us all his qualities and why he is the most exciting talent in men's tenni

a bit of breaking news — set against novak djokovic.e an unlikely hit on social media. the outtakes of dave tamarro and joe cartwright�*s attempts to explain what it was like to do theirjobs was shared and liked hundreds of times on the east of england ambulance service trust facebook page. have a look. hello, everybody. welcome to... hello, everybody. welcome to luton ambulance station. my name is dave. i'm a lom at luton and have been a paramedic or been in the ambulance service now for 26 years. and my colleague is...? good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with? we good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with?— good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with? we are here to talk about international - sitting here with? we are here to l talk about international paramedic day which is on the 8th ofjuly. tell me, joe, what's it like being a paramedic? good afternoon, everyone, i'm a paramedic at luton alongside my colleague. and we are here to celebrate and recognise the first—ever international paramedic stay which is on the 8t

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tennis, novak djokovic facing cam nori. djokovic near court. precise on the flip and the little tapper over to get it done. j djokovic victorious. he'll be going for his fourth straight wimbledon crown. the sharks use their last draft choice to take reece law balk. he played for the san jose jr. sharks and said he was, quote, the biggest sharks fan around. and as you can see in the background, it is hard to argue with that. that does it for sport for me, i'm charlie walter, back over to you. >>> this weekend a very special rodeo returns to the bay area. how it's helping keep a vital part of u.s. history