cuevas into the third round, edmund out. he's now lost six of his last seven matches.. for more on day five of the french open live to paris and our tennis correspondent russell fuller. any russell fuller. long—term concerns regarding that any long—term concerns regarding that kyle edmund injury, not least with the grass court season so imminent? yes, i think there must be. edmund said he was pretty confident he would be able to play on the grass and he says surgery is not something they are considering at the moment but this is a problem which first appeared at the end of last season. he pulled out of his last season. he pulled out of his last event of the year in paris because of water behind the knee. that was at the end of october. we thought it was precautionary at the time. it caused him problems at the start of the year. he wasn't in any sort of shape at the australian open and it is now apparent it has been causing him intermittent problems since, andi causing him intermittent problems since, and i think the concern is that long matches, such as the four hour m

and inspired and edmund had lost his fourth match.nal, he dealt with the first round of madrid, now facing a considerable hurdle of facing number three, the british number one served early. this was high velocity tennis. try to match her opponent blow for blow, not often with success and she is cursed with the ability to slip into i’u ns cursed with the ability to slip into runs of forged errors, and taking the first set by seven games to five. more of the same followed, romania began to look more co mforta ble romania began to look more comfortable and soon broke serve, she did measure breaker self but it is farfrom her she did measure breaker self but it is far from her favourite surface and she went on to take the set 6—1. a disappointing outcome for the british player who still has work to do if she wants to compete with the big hitters of women's tennis. quickly back to our top story before we go. liverpool into the champions league final, overturning a 3—0 deficit to beat barcelona a—nil tonight. we grabbed a couple of fans outs

edmund had won just two of 25 matches where he went to set down.shed the contest but lost his fourth match on the trot. less than 2a hours after losing the moroccan open final, joanna contra now faced a considerable hurdle of the world number three simona hallett. she broke serve early, this was high velocity tennis. she tried to match up velocity tennis. she tried to match up in velocity tennis. she tried to match upina velocity tennis. she tried to match up in a blow for blow, an office with success, and is cursed with an ability of slipping into runs errors, so it was today. more of the same followed. the romanian began to look ever more comfortable in the second set and broke serve. johanna konta managed to break serve though. a disappointing outcome for the british player who still has work to do if she is to be able to compete with the really big hitters of women's tennis. let's run through some of the day's other sports news headlines, and... the chief executive of england hockey, sally munday, is to become the new head of uk sport. she's be

kyle edmund will have to wait till tomorrow to learn his fate — his match finely poised in the deciding0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller explains. 22 minutes past nine in the evening with the fifth set deadlocked at five games all after ten consecutive holes of serve. the tournament referee came onto the court. before we saw him, we knew it was happening because you could hear the boos and jeers and whistles from the crowd, a french crowd enjoying watching jeremy chardy in this fabulous match against kyle edmund. he spoke to both players, the light was fading, they decided that would be it for they decided that would be it for the days of the crowd didn't get to see the conclusion and instead they will complete the match. edmund was a set up, two sets to one up, but he lost the full set quite easily so he's done really well. fighting back in that fifth and deciding set. making sure they are deadlocked, not exactly the recipe for a great night sleep but he will take it. johanna konta, that when must be boosting her confidence? she definitely needed that win because at roland garros

kyle edmund's french open has been ended by injury. recurrance of a knee problem forced the british number one to quit during his second—round match against uruguay‘s pablo cuevas. with more, here'sjim lumsden. edmund had dropped to 30th in the world rankings, down from 14th at the start of the year, after five successive defeats on the clay, which he once described as his preferred surface. had the right stop? his uruguayan opponent made a fantastic start. the briton rallied to force a tie—break but his opponent came through that 7—3. he picked up where he had left off as a now heavy legged edmund moped around the court. the british number one now cut a forlorn figure. 2—1 down in the third set, he called the trainer on and after a short conversation, decided enough was enough. he has now lost six of his last seven matches. there was an easier day for world number one novak djokovic. he enjoyed a straight sets victory over henri laaksonen, which takes him into the third round in paris and still in contention for a second grand slam ti

and british ceramicist edmund deval is also at the the analysis and brings his remarkable library of exile and his passion for porcelain to venice. but first we had to southern germany where the dock fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and one hundred fifty nine films for over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe well a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. while in the raven tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people make a decision on where they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever east a community. these fields are. for us she wants to talk to dr hill. to tankers only pushed will be coming. what can you do. exposes the massive financial players who turn affordable housing markets into tradeable commodities the documentary focuses on the work of human rights lawyer lanny far higher. that must've been a t

kyle edmund survives a two—day scrap againstjeremy chardy — to advance to the second round of the french anthonyjoshua may be preparing for his first title fight in the usa this weekend — but it's deontay wilder he's got on his mind. good evening and welcome to the programme where we're looking ahead to the final instalments of europe's top club competitions — dominated this season by english sides. first up, it's the europa league final in azerbiajan tomorrow night. and olly foster is in baku ahead of that game. there has been a lot of talk about the ticket situation, struggles with fa ns the ticket situation, struggles with fans able to get there but do you think there's a sense of occasion tonight? there is a sense of occasion, this is a big dealfor baku and azerbaijan. the eastern frontier of european football, the caspian sea just shimmering behind the camera and that flaming tower up there, one of the major viewpoints here in the city. and arsenal are in one of those towers, that is the hotel and just across the way chelsea also in position. we will be going live to the olympic sta

he picked up where he left off as a heavy legged edmund loped around the court.first, 6—3. british number one cut a forlorn figure. 2—i the first, 6—3. british number one cut a forlorn figure. 2—1 down in the third set, he called the trainer and after a short conversation decided enough was enough. cuevas into the third round, edmund out. he has lost six of his last seven matches. british athlete eilish mccolgan has had her medals stolen by thieves who targeted her home while she's away in sweden competing at the stockholm diamond league event. mccolgan said british championship medals had been taken alongside a necklace featuring the symbol of the olympic games. she's appeared at the last two. and she described her home in manchester as being ‘trashed' leaving her ‘upset and angry‘. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's get some more reaction on our top story this afternoon — the review of higher education that calls for a cut in university tuition fees and the re—introduction

british men's number one kyle edmund is through to the second round of the french open. ten minutes after bad light meant it had to be suspended last night, deep into the final set. but edmund didn't waste any more time, winning the two games he needed to seal his place in the round two. great fight, good character, good composure, especially in an environment like that, physically, there were lots of positives for me that it's great to take forward and i'm very pleased. meanwhile britain's dan evans lost in four sets to spain's fernando verdasco. evans came back from a set down to level the score before eventually losing 6—3, 6-7, 6-3, 6-2. earlier, cameron norrie was also beaten. to new york next, where anthony joshua's getting ready for the latest defence of his heavyweight titles. he fights andy ruinunior at madison square garden on saturday night — his first bout in the us. it's a landmark step to fight in the states, butjoshua says he'll only be happy when he has the one belt he's missing from his collection, as ade adedoyin reports. anthonyjoshua looked like a man

it's a fifth straight defeat for edmund. better news forjohanna konta.ber one has beaten alison riske for a second week in a row. konta won in straight sets in rome, after victory over the american in the madrid open last week. she'll play sloane stephens in round two. the dutch grand prix is set to return to the formula 1 calendar next season after a 35—year absence. f1 bosses are hoping to benefit from the surge in interest in dutch red bull driver max verstappen. an announcement is expected to be made tomorrow that the zandvoort circuit near amsterdam will host f1 races for the first time since 1985. the race is set to be held on the weekend of the eighth to the 10th of may, effectively taking the place of the spanish grand prix. it's already been confirmed that a street race in the vietnamese capital of hanoi will also be added to the schedule. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. co. uk/sport. thanks for that. more now on the news that the man in charge of safety at the hillsborou

it is edmunds t cooperationt began at that time. that's the basis for the u.s. attorney's sentencing reductione recomation. the filing resulted in a hearing for tuesday said the cooperation, quote, ranged from assisting in the conviction of extremely violent individuals to assisting in conviction of ongoing narcotics trafficking to assisting in the institution of prison reforms. >> reporter: now, according to court documents, the jud ordered federal prosecutors to brief him on how to obtain the victim impact statements that are permitted wihen a sentence reduction is being considered. 30 years later, many of t victims are dead. other victims were newborns, newborn babies, dozens of them born during this time to crack-addicted mothers who simply left them at the hospital. live at u.s. dtrict court. >> jackie thank you. the fight over roe v. wade is intensifying as another state inches closer to banning abortion after six weeks with no exemptions. now abortion rights groups are trying to take back the t spotlighth a nationwide protest. leonwi joins us more on what

edmund: i think amazon is a different story.mazon, they could have made money whenever they wanted but they chose to invest heavily. i am not so sure with uber that is the case today. that was true of amazon for a did not postnd it profits because they were invested so heavily in web services which proved to be a genius stroke. tom: i will give you a genius stroke. we are talking about frozen in transylvania, bring up this chart on walt disney. iger enters the door. is he the smartest guy on the planet at disney? paul: he has been one of the most successful media ceos over the last 15 to 20 years, and he has bet his legacy on this pivot to streaming. this is a big bet for bob iger, the company, and shareholders, but the early feedback is if anybody can compete against the isflixes and amazons, it disney. tom: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: this morning, a set of fears increase as washington awaits the arrival of the chinese delegation. the street awaits the arrival of uber. lyft is big, uber is not. the president confronts house de

both kyle edmund and johanna konta are out of the madrid 0pen. league final — after one of the most unlikely comebacks in european competition. they beat the mighty barcelona — the spanish champions — by four goals to nil at anfield. not many had given them a chance before the match — but they've done it! and reached their second successive final. we speak now to our sports editor dan roan — who's at anfield for us. dan — they were calling it mission impossible before the tie. but it's actually happened! tell us how they pulled it off. you can see what they did, they had so many doubts that they could prevail because there are three nailed down by think it is fair to say that from last week, they were playing barcelona, where the best teams in europe and let us not forget they are without two of the best three strikers. but despite all of that, they have seen so many comebacks, there was just this glimmer of hope but if they were to have any hope, they would have to score early. let's take you through what happened because they did score early. a

edmund with a set—up. he lost the fourth set quite easily so he has done really well.es on clay. he fought back to make sure they were five — five in the faith. and joanna konta, the wind must‘ve boosted her confidence. —— win. wind must‘ve boosted her confidence. -- win. her form was spectacular coming up to the tournament. the favourite against the german qualifier. she won. there was some concern in the second set but the monkey is off her back and she will now play lauren davis from the united states. what about the other big names? serena williams lost the first set, a russian who beat maria sharapova. serena williams one set two and three. rough and adult winning easily but there was one casualty, caroline was that — caroline wozniacki's was knocked out in the first round. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. good morning back holiday weekend brought mixed fortunes. pleasantly warm in greater london and drive for some a rush of showers around and told further north. this beautiful picture shows only 11 deg

session that profess purpose the tauriel lecture of american university that's edmund ghareeb a very good even if you hadn't done in terms confirmed it now additional troops going to the middle east washington previously talked about unnamed threats in the region what you think those threats might be. clearly this is what this is the sponsors to the rising tensions in the middle east especially go isaac the wrong there's no doubt the of course there's been talk even of sending many more forces in addition to the forces of course. being. carrier aircraft carrier and other support ships with it. there was look you know even sending up $120000.00 troops of course this is a situation that's still fluid we don't know all that's going to blow but generally this is much much smaller many would have expected and sending forces i think this is clearly a message that the president is sending both internally and in that region and we are on a course that is willing to send more forces to protect its interests in the area but spend time he's sending a message that this is not really an escalatio

morgan john edmunds mr edmunds pled guilty last year to trying to manipulate markets for a six year period at morgan from twenty in two thousand and nine to twenty fifteen just this week his sentencing was postponed for another six months now edmonds says he learned those illegal tactics from other more senior traders at morgan and his case resulted in a blizzard of lawsuits against the firm so what is the current and future impact of this case on confidence in metals markets or is there still a corrosion of confidence in them in the markets. i think people close to markets are always concerned about short term manipulation if they can manipulate a market as large as life board that is global interest rates the ability to manipulate a smaller market like precious metals is of course always always present now many people in the gold trade like to blame what they see is low gold prices on manipulation i would suggest that instead that's due to the strength of the us dollar but again i'm not an economist i'm a credit analyst right right and in your work you know that we look at a lot of diffe

british men's number one kyle edmund is through to the second round of the french open. is through tos match againstjeremy chardyin less than ten minutes after bad light meant it had to be suspended last night, deep into the final set. but edmund didn't waste any more time, winning the two games he needed to seal his place in the next round. steve clarke has named his first squad as manager of scotland and he's picked five uncapped players forjune‘s euro 2020 qualifiers against cyprus and belgium, including three from his old club kilmarnock — stuart findlay, greg taylor and eamonn brophy. they come in along with livingston keeper liam kelly and aberdeen defender michael devlin. chelsea and arsenal continue their preparations ahead of their europa league final in baku tomorrow night. olly foster is there for us ahead of that game. there'd been some controversy over the decision to stage this event in baku with fans struggling to get there — is there much of a presence there yet? not yet, they have just been playing some unpatriotic azerbaijan music here, there is an event going on her

and kyle edmund is out of the french open.r into russian interference in the 2016 election the greatest presidential harassment in history. his comments come after mr mueller made his first public statement about his report in which he refused to exonerate mr trump of obstructing justice. mr mueller also said justice department policy prevented him from charging a president with a crime. the president also had something to say about the british politicians he supports. nigel farage is a friend of mine and boris is my friend. they are good quys boris is my friend. they are good guys and impressive people. nigel had a big victory, 32% of the vote, starting from nothing. i think they are big powers over there and are doing a good job. that was president trump. the us special counsel said the justice department trump. the us special counsel said thejustice department prevented him from charging any president with a crime. donald trump said his treatment by mr muller and the media has been a witch hunts. to me, it was the same as t

defeat for kyle edmund.n rome he was beaten in three sets by world number 38, spain's fernando verdasco. dan evans also lost to norway's casper ruud. england continue their preparations for the world cup when they face pakistan in the third one—day international in bristol tomorrow. they lead the five match series 1—0 after a tense 12 run win in southampton on saturday. the form ofjos buttler has been a real positive, with the wicket keeper—batsman scoring a century in that match. team mate jason roy says buttler is an extreme talent. he's as good as it gets, to be honest. it is not a shock, it's getting routine for him to come out and play those innings, demoralising the guys at the top of the order that are going at run a ball. he comes in and blitzes it. he is an extreme talent and works hard for it and deserves everything he gets. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today — bolton wanderers have confirmed they are officially in administration. the club has unpaid de

in the men's draw — british number two cameron norrie will play australia's nick kyrgios and kyle edmundhardy, while top seed novak djokovic plays poland's hubert hurkacz and the defending champion rafael nadal faces a qualifier. heather watson has played in the french open six times, but she won't be there next week — she lost a third set tie—break to valentina grammatik—o—pou—lou of greece. it's just 50 days to go until the start of the netball world cup in liverpool. manager tracey neville has named her 12 player england squad — eight of whom were part of the gold medal winning team at last yea r‘s commonwealth games. vice—captainjade clarke was a part of that success and says there's no reason why it can't be repeated in the world cup. i feel like a ifeel like a kid i feel like a kid again, ifeel like a kid again, having a home world cup, it's so exciting more than ever, it's always special playing in front of the home cloud and it's been an emotional day and eve ryo ne and it's been an emotional day and everyone is excited and we cannot wait to come at that cloud is all—time, it's l

it‘s a fifth straight defeat for edmund. better news forjohanna konta.n, sloane stephens in round two. finally, athletes are always told to dip for the finish line. it‘s your torso that counts. you often see sprinters falling over the line such is the effort they‘re making. but there‘s more than one way to skin this particular cat. infinite tucker. meeting in arkansas in the us. college athlete running 400 metres hurdeles"| he said after that final hurdle, he closed his eyes, he saw his mum at the finish and he jumped to give closed his eyes, he saw his mum at the finish and hejumped to give her a hug, which is the most extraordinary cheesy but rather touching way of winning a race. but he one. he did win. that‘s all that matters. yes, success. it was a successful night for the bbc‘s killing eve at the tv baftas. the thriller took three awards, including one for best drama, as the stars of the small screen gathered for the ceremony at the royal festival hall in london. well, sally woodward gentle, executive producer of killing eve, is with me now. how is

and british the ramesses to edmund deval is also at the be an ally and brings his remarkable library of exile and his passion for porcelain to venice but first we had to southern germany where the doc fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and with one hundred fifty nine films from over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe while a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. in the raven tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people making a decision on lands that they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever if you speak on. the screen.

and british the ramesses edmund deval is also at the be a knowledge and brings his remarkable library of exile and his passion for porcelain to venice. but first we had to southern germany where the doc fest munich kicked off on wednesday and that's an international film festival devoted entirely to documentaries and one hundred fifty nine films from over fifty countries it's also one of the biggest of its kind in europe well a big theme this year is the tenuous relationship we have with our planet and so we've picked out a few highlights. playing in the reagan tells the story of a small town dealing with the promise of industrial boom and the need to protect the environment. people make a decision on where is that they have no spiritual connection to no aggression whatsoever to ease you to. these fields.

defeat for kyle edmund in the men's singles in rome — he was beaten in three sets by world number 38,y's casper ruud. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today. bolton wanderers have confirmed they are officially in administration. the club has unpaid debts of £1.2 million and failed to pay the wages of their staff and players. administration means a 12—point deduction at the start of next season. fernando gaviria has won the third stage of the giro d'italia — despite only crossing the line in second place. former team sky rider elia viviani was demoted after veering

defeat for kyle edmund in the men's singles in rome — he was beaten in three sets by world number 38,in's fernando verdasco. defeat also for dan evans by norway's casper ruud. let's take a look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today. bolton wanderers have confirmed they are officially in administration. the club has unpaid debts of £1.2 million and failed to pay the wages of their staff and players. administration means a 12—point deduction at the start of next season. fernando gaviria has won the third stage of the giro d'italia — despite only crossing the line in second place. former team sky rider elia viviani was demoted after veering dangerously off his line in the sprint. britain's simon yates remains second overall. and the dutch grand prix is set to return to the formula one calendar next season after a 35—year absence. f1 bosses are hoping to benefit from the surge in interest in dutch red bull driver max verstappen. an announcement is due tomorrow. f1 world champion lewis hamilton went to the top of this year's drivers standings with victory in spain

russell kyle edmund is currently on court, how is he getting on?ospheric number one court. french fans getting into the match. but his opponent is serving magnificently well and turned that second set around to win it by a 7—5. kyle has one on clay, arguably his strongest service. he now leads by four — two. it is very tight in this match could go either way. it has been a great day today, some of the top players have been an action. no upsets in the matches with no back—up a batch and raphael adele. they both won their games in straight sets. serena williams most her first set but then one sets numbers two and three. the big casualties and it was a fantastic line—up today, caroline wozniacki. beaten in three sets. that is a legacy of a calf problem she had coming into the french open. it's nice when you're so successful that you don't remember how many times you've won an event! britain's mo farah has won the vitality london 10—thousand for the seventh time. but he wasn't sure about that! the olympic champion was the honorary starter for the race

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i will have the rest of the day's sports news from the bbc sport centre, including kyle edmund's frenchjury. a knee problem forces him to quit during his second round match in paris. liverpool's virgil van dijk tells the bbc he would spot all his individual accolades for victory in the champions league final against tottenham on saturday. we will be live to madrid. and katie taylor prepares for a potentially career defining fight at new york's madison square garden. career defining fight at new york's madison square gardenlj career defining fight at new york's madison square garden. i have always wa nted madison square garden. i have always wanted to make history in the sport and cement my legacy and i have a chance to do that on saturday night. so the 12 cricket world cup is under way and it started here at the oval. injusta way and it started here at the oval. injust a few way and it started here at the oval. in just a few moments, we will show you how england beat south africa by 104 runs, but before that let's take a look at the format of the competition, because it slightly unusual

edmund beat novak djokovic in last year's tournament but has since suffered a dip in form.ael nadal on his way to the monte carlo masters title. the tenth seed took the second set 6—3 to close out the match. joanna konta has been beaten in straight sets by simona halep. konta began strongly before fading to lose the first set 7—5. halep, the world number three and current french open champion, picked up where she left off in the second set, and the british number one lost it 6—1. england coach trevor bayliss feels batsman alex hales can come back to the team stronger and better than ever. hales was dropped from the world cup squad, after a reported second failed test for recreational drugs — but bayliss feels hales can still have a future with the side. definitely and that's certainly been relayed to do and it's not the end of the road, he is an important part of the road, he is an important part of this set up for the last number of this set up for the last number of years. there no reason why he can't be going forward. leeds rhinos have sacked head coach david furner afte

kyle edmund, though, is out, beaten by spaniard fernando verdasco in three sets.hree sets to caspar ruud. tyson fury says he loves boxing "more than ever" as he prepares for his first fight in las vegas. the former world heavyweight champion takes on the german tom schwarz on the 15th june. he controversially drew against wbc champion deontay wilder in december last year after a 32—month absence from the sport. i am very contented. i am happy in my life and a happy fighter is a dangerous fighter. i always remember a coach telling me, a happy fighter is a dangerous fighter and my objective is to make my fight is happy, and then makes me happy. —— make my fighters happy. we have got a great relationship. so i am dangerous when i am happy so watch out. the dutch grand prix is set to return to the formula one calendar next season after a 35—year absence. f1 bosses are hoping to benefit from the surge in interest in dutch red bull driver max verstappen. an announcement is expected to be made tomorrow that the zandvoort circuit near amsterdam will host f1 races for the

kyle edmund had resumed his final set. cameron norrie has been knocked out by the frenchman. the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. for now though, sean, back to you! the vatican is co—hosting a conference on atheism in rome today. the "cultures of unbelief" event will publish the results of a major survey, carried out by kent university, which aims to map the different forms of non—religion across the world. our religion editor, martin bashir, is here. you cover everything, martin, but it may be surprising that this is of interest to the public. it is obviously a surprise to you. the purpose of this conference and research is to try and inform debate around policy where it concerns people who don't have a religious belief. it is also, i think, helpful for the church itself to understand what kind of objections there are two religious belief. this survey was conducted of six nations, the uk, usa, brazil, china,japan was conducted of six nations, the uk, usa, brazil, china, japan and denmark. there were three quite surprising findings. one, for example, is that believe

kyle edmund is playing the italian fabio fognini at the madrid 0pen.last week, began strongly again the world number three, before fading to lost the first set 7—5. halep picked up where she left off in the second set, and the british number one lost it 6—1. the romanian halep will face victoria kuzmova in the third round. five—time winner andy murray has been given a wild card for queen's next month as he continues to work on a return to action. the former world number one will decide nearer the time if he's fit enough to compete. murray had hip surgery injanuary and has not played since. in march, he rated his chances of playing in the wimbledon singles this year as 50—50. and finally norwich city may have thought their promotion push had been entirely successful after they were crowned championship winners at the weekend. but their parade saw players having to push again, this time their bus. in the end they had to ditch the broken down canary yellow vehicle and get a red replacement in for the open top tour of the city. you wait ages for a bus and

. >> reporter: the first climbers to ever reach the peak of everest were mountaineers sir edmund hillarynd this year nepal issuing 831 permits to summit, a record high. >> the record number of permits that were issued this year is directly correlated to what happened on everest this year. i think that the nepali government needs to be accountable for this decision. i don't think they've done an effective job of regulation. >> reporter: but will those images that went viral now force a change in the rules that govern mount everest? nepal's director of tourism saying he doesn't think the photos show the whole picture. you think that that picture has given an unfair -- >> unfair. >> reporter: but he does admit the government is now looking at new rules for minimum experience, possibly restricting novice climbers. maybe this time next year there may be changes to the rules over who gets to go up everest. >> we are thinking in line of this. there are many ways to promote the tourism business here. >> reporter: even on a good year the natural dangers of everest make the trek perilous. >> if you'

british hopes resting on kyle edmund and johanna konta, who has had a terrific clay season. reminded of that at this time last year. it is still a fact, but she has transformed her fortunes over the last few weeks. it is amazing it has happened on clay given her previous record on the surface. i think it is the culmination of a lot of hard work. she has been heading in the right direction for a while. she hadn't really got the result in tour events. she did in the fed cup. six wins out of six in a couple of ties in february and april, and winning matches in stressful situations. she has been brilliant. now we are seeing the sort of form from her, based around the big first serve, the ability to face big points under pressure. last year she ended up in the wimbledon semifinals and number fourin the wimbledon semifinals and number four in the world. she is working her way back. she will start tomorrow against antonia lottner. amazing to knock down the court and rebuild it in the space of 12 months. that is some achievement. it is not completely ready. in the next 12 months the

kyle edmund is out of the french open. of his second—round match. and liverpool's virtual van dijk says he will swap all his accolades for victory on saturday. we will hear from him at half past five. rescue teams in the hungarian capital, budapest, say there's little hope of finding any more survivors, after a tour boat sank on the river danube. it's thought 21 people are still missing, after the vessel carrying south korean tourists capsized in a collision with another boat. seven people are confirmed dead. nick thorpe has sent this report from budapest — which does contain some flashing images. the rescue effort continued this morning with little hope of survival for the 21 people still missing. according to eyewitnesses, the mermaid, a 26—metre pleasure boat, capsized and sank within seconds after she was struck by a large river cruiser. video has emerged allegedly showing the incident. translation: what we can see on the cctv footage is the small boat sailing north, as is the bigger vessel. when they reach the pillars

kyle edmund will resume his first round match at the french open later after it was suspended deep intoica in a world cup warm—up — on bbc alba as well as the red button and online. and don‘t forget sportsday at 6.30 on bbc news — but that‘s all the sport for now, back to you. certainly not a quiet one, but for now, hugh, thank you. the headlines on bbc news... tory leadership candidate jeremy hunt warns a no—deal brexit will be “political suicide‘ for his party. two people — including a 12 year old girl — have died in a knife attack on a group of schoolchildren at a bus stop injapan. a us climber has died on everest — the 11th death on the mountain this season, amid reports of overcrowding. for the 1.8 billion muslims around the world, ramadan is the holiest month of the islamic calendar. the festival involves fasting from sunrise to sunset. but not eating or drinking for 18 hours can be difficult, especially for muslim health workers on the front line of the nhs. that‘s why one chef has decided to deliver food to london‘s hospitals in time for staff breaking their fast. monika plaha r

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