>> reporter: edmunds kept pushing.kay's murder someone sent bizarre texts to her that hinted of the affair. david now suspected those texts came from becky. >> it crossed my mind. she was trying to let kay know 'cause she thought that if she found out, that kay would leave. >> reporter: david's interview went on into the night. >> reporter: but david's interview wasn't over yet. he had more to share including a clue that would bring edmunds and his team of investigators one step closer to the truth. >> investigators learn more about another man in becky's life. >> it was a real, real strange mother/son relationship. with real people. this one smells more like lavender. that one. no way! i'll be darned. the complete air wick essential oils collection. but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ ♪ everything is working, working, just like it should ♪ ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republic

it's david goffin next for edmund in the last 16.y been his year that started with a place in the australian open semi—finals. with andy murray's hip injury keeping him out of action, edmund says he is merely keeping the british number one spot warm, but he's going to keep hold of it for some time if he can maintain this form. let's hearfrom both players after today's match. he has a unique game style and it's very tough to break down, especially the speed of his movement, and how many balls he's able to get back. so i knew trying to move him wasn't going to be the right way. luckily, i have an aggressive game style and i feel i do it well, so i knew i had to impose that. especially in the first set, and at the end of the third, doing that helped. i wasjust better in the decisive moments. and i was a bit unlucky. 4-3 moments. and i was a bit unlucky. 4—3 and a couple of bad bounces and lines that he hit. and the game is gone, the next game is new balls and he is hitting four first serves in and the match has gone. and i was pretty cl

after suffering defeat against great britain's kyle edmund. djokovic is still working his way back to full fitness after a year plagued by injury, yet he was still expected to make it four wins out of four against edmund. but the british number one, who's on the verge of breaking into the world's top 20, came through in three sets against the former world number one for the biggest win of his career, so far. edmund won 6—3, 2—6, 6—3, and now plays belgium's david goffin. the top seed and defending champion, rafael nadal, is safely through to the 3rd round after a comfortable straight sets victory over gael monfils. nadal won 6—3, 6—1, and he's now won 48 consecutive sets on clay, which is one short of john mcenroe's record. the world number one looks good for a 6th madrid masters title. my my backhand is working great. the forehand, working well too, as

up next, we learned about the edmund pettus ridge, -- bridge, the starting point. >> would you name a bridge after james pettus, several things happen. you stamp a modern marvel with someone who supported white supremacy for decades. anyone who goes over this bridge , a it evokes something. a modern bridge with the name of a kkk leader. then 1939.tion began it was completed in 1940. the bridge that was in place was bridge.unctional wooden they had to crank it up by hand if a ship came through of any height. andas to link montgomery the black belt here in selma. an entry point for people leaving the black belt and going into the capital. to theople would come capital to secure favor or make a political speech. white planners would come to attempt to restrict black labor. design. their own the bridge was a modern marvel for this part of alabama. structure andn then came this modern steel that evoked midcentury modernism. beamsare a series of supported by a span, but it very dignityed a sense of my modernity. pettus had been a major part of alabama history. he was from alabama. he was bo

not at his best edmund, but that is tennis, a bit up and down. fognini in the third round. a man who can devastatingly good on clay. cameron norrie is out, but he pushed lucas pouille all the way. after norrie paid tribute to his grandmother, whose funeral took place yesterday. he said he hopes he has made her proud. heather watson was up against ellise mertens and lost in straight sets. serving was the problem. ten times she tried to hold serve and only gies she succeeded —— twice she succeeded. england are waiting to name their team for the second test against pakistan, until they know the results of a hamstring scan on ben stokes. the all—rounder didn't do any bowling orfielding in today's practice session at headingley. england go into the game one nil down in the two match series and having not won a test since the end of last summer. patrick gearey reports. these are the moments when test crickets repetitive disciplines are forged. repeated until they‘ re second nature. but england have developed an unwanted knack — losing. joe root has los

phil, the perect start for kyle edmund? there was a huge breakthrough. that up, a first tour final crucially he backed that up, a first tourfinal appearance crucially he backed that up, a first tour final appearance in a crucially he backed that up, a first tourfinal appearance in a major tournament, breaking in to the top 20, wins over the like of novak djokovic and as the report mentioned, this was clinical today against a talented teenager who has made a final himself this year. kyle edman never looked like relinquishing his grip on the march. what about serena williams, first grand slam since australian open in 2017, she had her work cut out against kristina pliskova. williams is clearly not at the level she was when she won that grand slam last year. she has only played four matches since the birth of her daughter and none of those were all play in the build—up. a solid return, it is about easing her way back to the top. it will take time. you would not bet against achieving that. and rafa nadal is over the first hurdle as he goes for an 11th french

kyle edmund is playing the best tennis of his life. number one in three sets to reach the last 16 at the madrid 0pen. and edmund, who reached a career high of 22 in the world this week, is now set to break in to the top 20. adam wild reports. with andy murray struggling to return from hip surgery, kyle edmund is enjoying his time out of the shadows. he saw daniel yesterday with ease. a tougher test awaited in the form of the 12 time grand slam champion. he was not phased cruising through the first set 6—3. the survey and had difficulty finding forms a returning from his elbow injury. his first win against a top 20 upon in just injury. his first win against a top 20 upon injust a year. beating kei nishikori on monday. broken early in the second. djokovic went on to win the second. djokovic went on to win the set to level the match. the british number one has lost all three prior meetings. this was the first on clay and began to go his way. in a victory could see him into the world of‘s top 20. he has a unique game style and very tough t

edmund, who recently broke into the world's top 20, taking the decider 6—3.evin 0'brien has become the first man to hit a test century for ireland, as the hosts fought back on day four of their inaugral test match against pakistan. well, following on, ireland were reduced to 95 for four at one stage earlier, with mohammad amir the pick of the bowlers for pakistan. stuart thompson and kevin 0'brien then put on a partnership of 113 to steady the ireland innings, with thompson bringing up his 50 with a boundary. but the day belonged to 0'brien, who scored that historic century — he finished the day unbeaten on 118, taking ireland's lead to 139 by stumps on day four. meanwhile, the head of the england and wales cricket board has admitted young people are just not attracted to the sport.

nick parrott was watching edmund's win today.o be desperate for an autograph, now they want to show that they were there, keen to chart the progress of the kyle edmund. he was rocketed in winning his first match in paris and got to a blistering start. taking the opening set in half an hour. that must‘ve come as a shock which woke the hungarian up and he appeared to be a different player and the second set, showing off touches on the way to battering the brick and into submission. there was clearly something wrong with admin, the finger was fixed too late to save the set, but it saw the 16th seed rediscover his touch. in less than an hourand a rediscover his touch. in less than an hour and a quarter, admin powered his way to the third round equalling his way to the third round equalling his best performance of the french open, but improving on that will be difficult against his next opponent. the man who beat rafael nadal twice. cameron norrie though is out. he resumed his match with lucas pouille after it was stopped because of b

edmund won 6—3, 2—6, 6—3, and now plays belgium's david goffin.on, rafael nadal, is safely through to the 3rd round after a comfortable straight sets victory over gael monfils. nadal won 6—3, 6—1, and he's now won 48 consecutive sets on clay, which is one short of john mcenroe's record. the world number one looks good for a 6th madrid masters title. my my backhand is working great. the forehand, working well too, as always, more or less. but the backhand is a shop that is working well. —— shot. i am backhand is a shop that is working well. —— shot. iam pleased backhand is a shop that is working well. —— shot. i am pleased to have recovered from my injury. it makes me tell strong and i can go with confidence in tough matches. —— feel. that is important for me on this surface. in the women's tournament, there's been a surprise early exit for the world number two, caroline wozniacki. clay—court specialist, kiki bertens, of the netherlands, ranked 18 places below wozniacki, pulled off an excellent second round victory in madrid. wozniacki could have r

edmund's domination continued in the second — taking that 6—3 as well.play denis shapovalov in the last eight. iam in iamina i am in a good place and it was good to beat novak and it gives you confidence but winning big matches, it is nice to back it up. it is good you can play consistently well at big tournaments. staying with tennis and world number one rafael nadal has won his 50th set in a row on clay as he beat argentine diego schwartzman 6—3 6—4 in the spanish capital. that broke john mcenroe‘s 34—year—old record for successive set wins on the same surface. danny cipriani is back in the england rugby union squad after three years out. he's part of a 34—man party for next month's tour to south africa. cipriani's last international appearance was in 2015 and he's made headlines in the past for issues in his private life. but he's been outstanding for wasps this season and head coach eddiejones said he deserved an opportunity. it's the first time jones has picked him. i feel like he has ifeel like he has made progress, that he has the right attitude a

edmund's form has seen him rise to world number 22.aking nadal‘s 50—set winning streak on clay. nadal‘s last defeat on the surface was also against thiem, in may 2017. the loss means roger federer will replace nadal as the world number one. derby have taken a 1—0 lead over fulham at the end of their first leg of their semifinal playoff match. cameron jerome put them in front before half—time. despite pressure from fulham, derby held on to their one—goal advantage. the sides will play the second leg of the playoff semi—final on may the 14th. in the scottish premiership, livingston have progressed to the play—off final, after a 1—1 draw with dundee united. livingstone took the lead through alan lithgow before dundee equalised. but livingstone held on to seal a 11—3 aggregate win. they will face either partick thistle or ross county in the playoff final. let's have a quick look some of today's other sports stories. juventus' goalkeeper gianluigi buffon has been charged by uefa over comments he made about the referee after juve's champions

edmund is having a good year. turn 23, i don't think people expected him to reach the semifinals of the australian open this year, beating record travel along the way. he has been an atp final as well, now, his first masters final. this is the top tier tournaments on the men's tour just beneath the grand slam, that is on clay, which is significant, because even though he has shown he isa because even though he has shown he is a hard—core player, he looks a different animal on clay. he is a different animal on clay. he is a different animal on clay. he is a different animal indeed. he hits the ball so powerfully, and he looks incredibly impressive when he imposes himself on matches on the surface. and his opponent, dennis shapivalov, a very talented teenager, beat milos raonic in the last round, so this will be a tight contest gimmick yes, and shapivalov is very charismatic with his floppy blond hair. he is only 19 years of age, and already, these developing quite a rivalry. they have played four times quite a riva

edmund was on top, when shapovalov was faulted.ted raining in malahide, and it hasn't stopped since. so play has been abandoned for the day — and they're hoping to get underway at 11am tomorrow morning. that's all the sport for now. you going to be watching the song contest? probably not. i might catch a bit of it, but i'm on breakfast very early in the morning, so it will be early to bed. that is no excuse. the uk is hoping for its first eurovision win for more than two decades tomorrow. the favourites are cyprus, israel and france — but sadly not britain. as usual there'll be a huge global audience for the contest. but people in china won't be able to watch this year — after the european broadcasting union terminated its contract with chinese tv, because it censored a semi—final performance which featured a gay relationship. david sillito reports from lisbon. the two male dancers made it more than clear what this love story was about in ireland's eurovision song. millions watched, but not in china. they presented an edited versio

kyle edmund is up to a career high 22 in the world rankings — out today.could climb higher at the madrid open this week as he has no points to defend

in sport, kyle edmund's winning run on clay is over, he's knocked out of the madrid masters, by denis shapovalov but will still be in the world's top 20 for the first time come monday. and i'll be trying out the sport the needs a good suit of armour and a brave heart — but please don't try this at home. this is how it's looking in shrophire this morning at telford's balloon and kite festival. stav has the weather for the rest of the uk. good morning to you. competitor last holiday weekend, this weekend is looking a lot cooler, but more unsettled. some rain in the forecast but also sunshine. british diplomats say they're working with authorities in the democratic republic of congo, after two british tourists were kidnapped at gunpoint in the east of the country. the pair were among three people who were taken by armed men

kyle edmund is playing the best tennis of his life.adrid open. edmund will now climb into the world's top 20 for the first time. jim lumsden was watching the action. with andy murray struggling to return from hip surgery, time for kyle edmund to step out of his shadows. you sort of daniel medvedev yesterday with ease, a tough test waited in the form of the 12 time grand slam champion. edmund was not fazed, cruising through the first set 6—3. the servers —— the survey has found difficulty finding form. he secured a top wind against a top 20 opponent beating k nishikori on monday but edmund's serb began to fail, broken early in the second, he struggled to recover and djokovic went on to wind the set 6—2 and level the match. the british number one lost all three prior meetings with djokovic, this was the first on clay and again it began to lose weight. 6-3, 6—3, he won the deciding set, a victory which sees him sort into the top 20. he has a unique game style and it is very tough to break down, especially the speed of his movement. and ho

kyle edmund beat david goffin in straight sets. i am in a good place.s good to beat novak djokovic yesterday. it gives you confidence to back it up again and again and not have a one—off good match. it is great to play consistently. he will play then she pablo of, a low ranked player. —— denis shapovalov. in the evening session, rafael nadal brokejohn mcenroe's 34—year—old record for successive set wins on a single surface as he moved into the quarter—finals of the madrid masters. the world number one beat argentine diego schwartzman 6—3, 6—4 on the clay in spain to take his winning streak to 50 sets in a row, and he'll now play austria's dominic thiem on friday for a place in the last four. i really do not think much about it. the finish of my career will be the time to think about it. i won a difficult match against a difficult player who played well and i need to be ready for tomorrow. world number one, dustin johnson, is one of six players who share the one stroke lead on 6 under after the opening round of the players championship in florida. the am

kyle edmund has been knocked out of the italian open in rome.der zverev a run for his money. the german won the first set 7—5 but edmund saved seven match points in the second set tie—break. the british number one did everything to try and force a decider, but zverev eventually came through a marathon 2a point tie—break, with both players given a standing ovation. zverev will play david goffin in the quarter—finals. british number onejohanna konta is out of the italian open after losing to french open champion jelena ostapenko. konta got off to a very good start, taking the first set 6—2. but ostapenko was on top from then on, winning the second set 6—3, and then the decider 6—a to progress to the quarterfinals. venus williams is also out of the italian open. the world number nine was beaten by annett kontaveit in straight sets in the third round. britain's simon yates has successfully defended the leaders jersey at the giro d'italia for the sixth stage in a row. a sprint finish was always expected on stage 12, but the pouring rain meant a lot o

kyle edmund has reached the second round of the french open...ish number one. he beat australian teenager alex de manur at roland garros... as patrick gearey reports. flick through the social media of kyle edmund and you can glimpse the miles and repetitions that have gone into his success. the work that has put him into a position to do this on the first point of the french 0pen. demoralising for alex de manur, his opponent, and teenage aussie wild card sent —— spent the first set being trumped by the british number one. edmund is now in the top 20 in the world, the latest feeling smashed through in his rapid rise since the australian open. alex de manur is less fully formed, 130 in the world but beyond the numbers there are flickers of the player something he will become. not enough to save the second or really threaten in the third, by now in the afternoon heat, alex de manur was chasing but never quite catching kyle edmund who begins the biggest summer kyle edmund who begins the biggest summer of his career with an almost blemish free victory

he took it to three sets but edmund advanced and djokovic is out again. just like in monte carlo, miami, and indian wells. the german football player widely considered to be the best goalkeeper in the world may not play in next month's finals. they spoke frankly about the injury that has kept him sidelined for most of the season. reporter: all eyes are firmly fixed on one man. man willoyer. he is rolled out in the final game against stuttgart this weekend and doubts remain over his participation in the german cup final this month. they had not played a single game since september of last year, a statistic that will cost him his seat on the germany team playing. >> i can't imagine going to tournaments that i haven't played. there are still a few games left, so let's wait and see. i don't have any problems right now, and that's a good sign. >> in his absence, barcelona goalkeeper is expected to deputize. but with his squad dropping like flies, such adequate cover on every position. the team that started in the world cup final four years ago, three have reti

in sport, kyle edmund's winning run on clay is over.

edmund had saved seven match points in the deciding tie—break.nals. but there was bad news for the top british woman, johanna konta. she's been knocked out of the italian open on her 27th birthday by french open champion jelena ostapenko, who came from a set down to seal the victory. rainy conditions at the giro d'italia saw irish rider sam bennett sprint clear, to win stage 12. britain's simon yates is still in the leaders pinkjersey 47 seconds clear with nine stages to go 47 seconds clear with nine stages to go. british highjumper robbie grabarz, who won a bronze medal at the london 2012 olympics, has retired. grabarz, who is 30, and a former european champion, says he doesn't enjoy competition anymore. the women's super league season comes to a close this weekend. chelsea are already the champions, and also the cup winners, but it has also been a remarkable season for ann—katrin berger. the birmingham city keeper was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in november, butjust last month the german made it into the wsl team of the year. my my first thou

talking of someone growing in stature is kyle edmund. what a fantastic week.take plenty of positives from the madrid 0pen, even though his brilliant run is over. the british number one lost in straight sets to the canadian teenager, denis shapovalov, despite saving a match point in the second set. however, the quaterfinals, was the furthest edmund had gone in madrid and so will break into the world's top 20 next week. and, do not adjust your sets. rafael nadal has lost a match on clay. dominic thiem beat him in straight sets, ending a winning streak which stretches back 50 sets. it means roger federer will replace nadal as the world number one. now to the the teams chasing the biggest price in football, a place in the premier league, and it's advantage derby in the first semifinal, in the championship playoffs. they beat fulham 1—0 in the first leg at pride park thanks to cameronjerome's first half header. the second leg is at craven cottage on monday. middlesborough play aston villa tonight in the first leg of the second championship semifinal. livingston are

then a visit to the edmund pettis bridge that they played in selma after the battle of civil rights >> err on the goes over this bridge, they see the name, and they want to have the past and the present come together, they have a modern bridge with the name of a key voice of white supremacy here in the south. watch c-span city tour of selma, alabama saturday at 5:30 pm eastern and sunday at 1:30 pm on american history tv on c- span three. working with our cable affiliates as we explored america. emergency meeting on the israeli palestinian conflict and recent violence on the gaza border. in which dozens of palestinians were killed. this portion of the meeting includes statements by u.s. ambassador nikki haley. also the israeli ambassador and palestinian ambassador. it is an hour. >> thank you, madam president. members of the security council, 4:00 the people of gaza, yesterday was a day of tragedy. there are no other words which -- with which to describe what actually happened. there is no excuse, certainly does not serve the cause of peace.

after edmund pettis. , certain things happen.with a name of someone who supported white supremacy for decades. it's also -- he's also a confederate war hero. at frannie anyone going over the bridge, they see the name, and it evokes the sense of the past and present coming together. you have a modern bridge stamped with the name of a farmer possibly kkk leader, and keyboards of white supremacy here in the south. the edmund pettus bridge, construction began in 1939 at the end of the depression. it was completed in 1940. it was to replace the much older and dysfunctional wooden bridge that people had to crank by hand if there was a ship coming through. the linkant to update between montgomery, the state capital, and the black belt here in dallas county. it was pretty much designed to be an entry point for people leaving the black belt going into montgomery to visit the capital. the connection of the bridge economically is that many people would come to the capital to secure political favor or make ore kind of political speech seek p

in their second round match up he took it to three sets but edmund advanced djokovic is out again just like in monte carlo miami and indian wells. on the german football player widely considered to be the best goalkeeper in the world may not play in next month's world cup finals manuel neuer spoke frankly about the injury that has kept him sidelined at byron munich for most of the season . we know the love set to announce his provisional world cup squad on may fifteenth all eyes are firmly fixed on one man well neuer his club coach has ruled him out of binds final league game to get stuttgart this weekend and belts remain over his participation in the german cup final later this month should he omitted the thirty two year old ones have played a single game since september of last year a statistic he feels will ultimately cost him his seat on the germany team playing . in it is i can't imagine going to a tournament if i haven't played there are still a few games left so let's wait and see i'm very positive about things and i feel comfortable on the pitch i don't have any problems right

edmund, who went through in straight sets. sets. number one is enjoying the best tennis of his careerustralian open. ofjune is a crucial date. in the diaries of fans from a select group of countries. will decide who hosts the 2026 tournament. conway sent us this. world cup ‘s, morocco's bid for 2026 would be a certainty. would be a certainty. thousands of fans turned out to cheer on their side. cheer on their side. football but morocco wants fifa's members to see and vote for. members to see and vote for. believes it has a chance of hosting the 2026 world cup. the 2026 world cup. there is no shortage of enthusiasm. shortage of enthusiasm. what there is is a shortage of infrastructure. is is a shortage of infrastructure. the sort of investment morocco must make. make. country can play host to the global event. event. gathering of people and we want to have the world coming in 2026. have the world coming in 2026. continent's young generation of football fans. football fans. to host the world cup, this boy tell me, many famous players come here. me, many famous players come here. morocco

up next, we learned about the edmund pettus ridge, -- bridge, the starting point. >> would you name aridge after james pettus, several things happen.

elsewhere, kyle edmund and cameron murray won theirfirst elsewhere, kyle edmund and cameron murray wonlable on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport for now. health problems related to the way we live — ourdiets, drinking, smoking and lack of exercise, are costing the nhs in england around 12 billion pounds a year. the people of one community, in the former fishing town of fleetwood in lancashire, have a life expectancy significantly lower than the average for england, and they‘ re determined to change things. our health correspondent dominic hughes has the latest on their progress. fighting for their future. getting the children of fleetwood active. teaching them lessons for life. at school, learning about nutrition, diet and calories. for older men a chance for exercise and much—needed social contact. they're all part of the healthier fleetwood initiative, an attempt to turn around decades of ill health in this former fishing town, that we've been following for the last 18 months. i'm not going to do something miraculously better, just getting out once a week and start to look

kyle edmund is bidding to reach the semifinal of the madrid 0pen.d it's 6—6 in the second. they are playing the tie—break, 3—3 in the tie—break at the moment. we will update you before the end of the bulletin. and there was a big win elsewhere for dominic thiem. the 24—year—old austrian stunned rafael nadal in straight sets 7—5, 6—3, breaking nadal‘s 50—set winning streak on clay. nadal‘s last defeat on the surface was also against thiem, in may 2017. the loss means roger federer will replace nadal as the world no 1. britain's simon yates retained the overall lead at the giro d'italia, with ireland's sam bennett claiming a maiden stage victory. the bora—hansgrohe rider pipped elia viviani just before the line, as the seventh stage ended in a bunch sprint. yates, who took the pink jersey with a 16—second lead after stage six, was among the group of riders to finish behind bennett. lewis hamilton has edged red bull's daniel ricciardo and max verstappen after second practice at the spanish grand prix. there were some high—profile spins in barcelona, in

edmund is playing the unseeded australian alex di manur. this afternoon as long as the rain holds off. heather watson and cameron norrie are already through to the second round at roland garros. 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. from all of us, goodbye for now. thank you. california has become the world's biggest legal market for recreational cannabis with anyone over 21 able to buy, consume or even grow and sell it. while many in the us remain opposed to legalisation, others are considering it as an exciting business opportunity as radio 5live's anna foster reports from california's coachella valley. it's been called the green rush, the race to grow profits from california's newest legal industry. in the past, entrepreneurs rushed to the desert to make their fortune from gold but the vast coachella valley is now home to facilities like this, where growers develop their own strains of marijuana. the people behind this huge indoor farms want to really try an

british number one kyle edmund will face world number 16 lucas pouille in the second round of the romechmen beat italy's andreas seppi in three sets. brighton manager chris hughton has signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until 2021. the seagulls finished 15th this season, seven points clear of the relegation zone, in their first season in the premier league. bbc sport has revealed its line—up for next month's world cup in russia, joining gary lineker will be jurgen klinsmann, didier drogba and pablo zabaleta alongside pundits alan shearer, rio ferdinand, phil neville, jermainejenas and alex scott and frank lampard. you can see the full launch video on the bbc sport website. lampard played in three world cups and told us harry kane should lead england in russia next month. he is the talisman, he has been incredible in the past three seasons. incredible in the past three seasons. he is a world star now in the football world, everyone knows harry caine and what he can do. he is the man to start every game i think. and gareth southgate, you cannot say that about many peopl

meanwhile kyle edmund is in action this lunchtime — he's on court for the second round of the madridacing former world number one novak djokovic. a win for edmund would mean he could enter the top 20 in the world rankings — he's currently leading the first set 3 games to 2 — and you can follow all the action and he has just and he hasjust taken and he has just taken the and he hasjust taken the next and he has just taken the next game, and it is for— two in that set. meanwhile — just five days after serena williams opted out of the madrid open, she's now withdrawn from this month's italian open. the 23—time grand slam champion said she needed more time to prepare for her first clay season since giving birth in september. her decision puts in doubt her participation at the french open which starts on the 27th of may. the 36—year—old hasn't played a match on clay since reaching the final at roland garros in 2016. tiger woods has confirmed he will take part in this year's open championship at carnoustie — the twentieth open appearance for the three time champion. it's two years since th

it‘s turning out to be some year for kyle edmund.t has helped propel his remarkable rise up the rankings and which was too good for top—10 players like grigor dimitrov at the australian open, as edmund stunned the tennis world by reaching the semifinals. amazing experience, first of all. good to experience, i guess, the physical demands, the mental demands, staying on it every day throughout the tournament. it was just really, it was a new experience for me but something that was great to learn from. more people recognise you. i do enjoy that side of things, especially when kids come up and ask, it‘s really nice for them because i was once that age and realised to have someone be looked up to and to be able to see them or take a picture, it means a lot. now his aim is to take his current form into the french open and wimbledon and go further than the second round. if i was sliding around a bit on the clay, it‘s very different when the players suddenly have to switch to grass. going from clay to grass, when you‘re so used to sliding,

kyle edmund cruises into the second round of the french open.seeded she may well be, but a serious threat nonetheless. with a win at roland garros. scotland prepare to play peru, a nation gripped by world cup fever. while northern ireland have also gone west. they'll play england's world cup opponents panama. hello again. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. with playing in a grand slam as the british number one. he didn't show it. and impressively, too. as patrick gearey reports. repetitions through his sudden success. repetitions through his sudden success. success. put them in a position to do this on the first point of the french open. the first point of the french open. time getting charged by the british number one. number one. smashed through his rapid rise since the australian open. the australian open. the teenager is less fully 105th in the world. less fully 105th in the world. flickers of the player he will become. become. not enough to save the second or threaten in the third. second or threaten in the third. almost blemish three —— bl

with the help of our spectrum cable partners we'll cross the iconic edmund pettus bridge with a town known for its involvement in the civil war and civil rights movement. saturday, 5:30 p.m. eastern on booktv we'll visit the home of martin luther king, jr. used in the headquarters. it is featured in the book, the house by the side of the road. >> there was a photograph here who worked for "life" magazine who was embedded in the house. he wanted to capture dr. king's emotions as he watched on television president johnson committing to signing the voting rights act. this is the chair that dr. king was sitting in that night watching that television. president johnson addressed the nation. >> we'll meet the first african-american fire chief in the city, chief henry allen, talking about his book, "marching through the flame." on sunday, 1:30 p.m. eastern on american history tv we'll look at the voting rights movement that started in the 1930s and visit several locations around the town that were integral to the movement. then a visit to the edmund pettis bridge, looking at the royal the b

kyle edmund is up to a career high 22nd in the world rankings. because he has no points to defend inmbassador to the un. to see through with his threats and pull out? pull out? which has been very effectively contained. contained. many other people who have made the same arguments. same arguments. slightly conflicted message from president rouhani. president rouhani. counter any decision made by donald trump, so which more concerned with? trump, so which more concerned with? to the nuclear agreement from the very beginning. very beginning. depending on the position of president trump in about a week. president trump in about a week. resident macro has said, but not living up to the spirit of the deal? living up to the spirit of the deal? —— president trump. -- president trump. different issue to containing their nuclear programme. nuclear programme. programme, that will be a threat to nose and the rest. nose and the rest. —— a threat to europe and the rest. europe and the rest. thanks for joining us. creatures — the koala. to care for the sick and injured animals. dog attacks and cli

good morning, wejust outside bury st edmunds, lankford la kes, outside bury st edmunds, lankford lakestohs. typically you would see more in this field but recently according to a recent survey by the british trust for all apology, which monitors mammals and birds, there's been a decline of 60% in the last 20 yea rs been a decline of 60% in the last 20 years —— ornithology. numbers were decimated in the 1950s due to myxomatosis and it's a new disease thatis myxomatosis and it's a new disease that is causing concern, rabbit hammer rogic disease as well, which is getting lots of people concerned about the decline in rabbit numbers, so about the decline in rabbit numbers, so later we will find out why that is happening and what can be done to help that but first, here's the news, weather and travel where you are this morning. good morning from bbc london news, i'm alpa patel. the human element of the grenfell tower tragedy is in danger of being lost according to one conservative mp. kwasi kwarteng was speaking yesterday at a westminster hall debate on the forthcoming inquiry into the fire

zverev won 7—5, 6—3, and he now plays great britain's kyle edmund, who beat the number 16 seed lucaswinners in rafael nadal and last year's beaten finalist novak djokovic eased into the third round with straight sets victories, but there were some surprises. the third seed grigor dimitrov is out and the man who ended nadal‘s long unbeaten run on clay last week, dominic thiem, was also beaten, as rob heath reports. confronted with fabio‘s headband, thiem should have seen the warning signs. fabio is a wildcard. but expect the unexpected. the next set, thiem got it three to one. the first clay court defeat in over a year. what next? fabio just had too much. he sent thiem packing. he is on course for a final meeting with top seed rafael nadal. the match of the world number two was far more predictable. it took just an world number two was far more predictable. it tookjust an hour to overwhelm the bosnian losing just one game. novak djokovic's return to form continues. three months after elbow surgery, the four—time italian open winner eased past his opponent 6-4, 6-2. but third open winn

kyle edmund is through to the quarterfinals of the estoril open. number one beat teenage wild card alex de minaur in straight sets. he'll play world number 68 joao sousa in the quarterfinals. former world number one novak djokovic admits his confidence has taken a blow after struggling for form in 2018 the 12—time the 12—time grand slam champion hasn't made it to the last eight in any of the five tournaments he's played this year, since returning from an elbow injury. he feels he's not too far away from an improvement though. after plant without pain on court, and that is the best news at the moment, as i had really great problems playing without it, causing significant pain. basically now it is all about elevating, and they are back on the team. i am very happy to have them alongside me because they know me very well, they know making very well, and me as a person, i believe it will somehow fall quickly into place, and better results already. john higgins is through to the semi finals of the world snooker championship after beating judd trump in a

brighton manager chris hughton has signed a new contract that will keep and british number one kyle edmundille in the second round of the rome masters. the frenchman beat italy's andreas seppi in three sets. england kick off their summer of international cricket with a test match against pakistan at lord's next week, and jos buttler‘s going to be part of that 12—man squad. he hasn't played for england since 2016, nor, has he played any first class cricket this year. but he is in great form for the rajastan royals in the indian premier league, as you can see here scoring 39 in today's defeat to the kolkata knight riders. and butler will bejoined in that 12 man squad, by first timer dom bess. the somerset spinner replaces his county team—mate jack leach who broke his thumb while training yesterday. and, the 20—year—old told us he found out he'd been called up by national selector ed smith, whilst shopping for furniture. i was with my girlfriend and we were in the ikea store, and we were in mid—argument and i got a phone call, but i did not have his number, so i was quite keen to carry on the

quarter—finals against white defending champion alexander zverev had a much tougher fight against kyle edmundbriton saved seven match points before eventually losing to the german in a thrilling tie—break. zverev will now face davit goffin afterjuan martin del potro retired with a groin injury after missing a set point. former world number one novak djokovic will face cain kei nishikori for the second time in a fortnight after beating albert ramos in straight sets. the toughest task of the dave elton two daria gavrilova, the australian plays maria sharapova after an epic encounter against world number three muguruza that finished at 2am so it wasn't surprising she lost in straight sets to the russian. sharapova will play french open champion jelena ostapenko after the latvian came from behind to ruin konta's 27th birthday. nick parrott, bbc news. world number one simona halep is through to the quarter—finals after a walkover against madison keys, who withdrew due to a rib injury. the romanian next plays seventh—seeded caroline garcia. meanwhile, the lady halep displaced from the top ranking,

martin del potro was also sent packing, but the good form on clay is continuing for britain's kyle edmund

have three of them in action roughly around the same time, they're in the early part of the day, edmundng martin, a man who is seated to reach the second week to reach the fourth round which is the last 16 stage. martin a winner only last week, heather watson a chance to reach the third round of the french open in her career, she has a top draw. belize is back in form, 16 feet, went to court titles this year, and in melbourne and january, went to the semifinals of the australian open. meanwhile when the sun was up in paris, there was plenty more toil and sweat as novak djokovic was left dissatisfied. despite a straight sets win that saw him into the third round, and it was also a day which saw a few matches go the distance, as adam wild reports. in paris, things can often feel a little slow to get started. crowds only gradually a right, it's taken until day for to finally begin her about —— first round, fittingly the number one circle to get going. not that she was ever really allowed to comprehensively losing the first set to the american, allison risk, the clue perhaps was in the name

edmund is playing the unseeded australian alex di manur.t hour. thank you very much. let's go back to the breaking news we are getting out of belgium, the shooting that has seen two police officers killed and the man who shot them dead has been shot dead himself by police. we are hearing from belgian prosecutors, the prosecutors in charge of terrorism have taken over looking at what has happened because they say there are elements that point in the direction that it is a terrorist attack. the details just unfolding in the last hour or so. the latest we are getting from a belgian newspaper website has reported that the man had taken hostage, a cleaning lady at a school in the centre of the city. shots we re in the centre of the city. shots were heard at 8:30am gmt, 9:30am our time and the man was reported to have shouted allahu akbar before being shot dead. we have not got those details from anywhere else but we are hearing that belgian prosecutors in charge of terrorism have now taken over investigating what has happened as they say there a

palestine increased helped on by wealthy benefactors one of these was the french aristocrat baron edmund the rothschild. began visiting palestine in the eight hundred eighty s. and became one of the jewish communities leading sponsors he spent over forty million french francs to establish thirty jewish settlements the most important was reshown the deal founded in one thousand nine hundred eighty two. today the remains of baron de rothschild lie in a more psyllium in northern israel it's a popular site for israeli schoolchildren learning about the wealthy patron who bankrolled jewish settlement building in palestine over one hundred years ago. in one thousand nine hundred five the term zionism was first coined by austrian writer nathan didn't by its derived from the word zion one of the biblical names for jerusalem. zionism came to mean the establishment of a jewish homeland in palestine but not all jews supported news of uncomfy they failed to feel good at the talk of enough money. and also how. you. suck at. school and middle. so when we go to state. in eighty ninety six theodore. i he