emma raducanu has gone out. everyone's got a take on _ now. emma raducanu has gone out. on emma raducanu. what is yours in terms of the coaching and her fitness at the moment? get the has not got a coach at the moment. that is not ideal, is it? i don't know how she is physically. there have been a lot of niggling injuries so this is not a major injury, that is a good thing. but i was out there on centre court watching her today and, though, there are so many fantastic players out there in women's tennis right now and garcia is one of them under super—confident and it was interesting watching it because garcia has been out in the two a long time. shejust garcia has been out in the two a long time. she just won a title and it wasjust a long time. she just won a title and it was just a heavyweight against a light weight out there. emma needs more time and she also needs a b game because the a game wasn't working she tried to hit through garcia which is not really the way you play especially when she is confident. and it was high press from garcia. pressing, pressing, she did

emma raducanu did her best to respond. you about a victory for cameron norrie in the men's, i can also tell you about a straight sets win for england's cricketers because they completed a 3-0 cricketers because they completed a 3—0 series victory against new zealand. jonny bairstow did it with a six at headingley to complete a seven wicket victory. that was emphatic and appropriate for this new england in test match cricket. the women's team began a test match against south africa to date. a day for issy wong. we can show you what a delivery from her. just about perfect. that's what you want on your test match debut. shaky start from south africa, they recovered to finish 28a all out. that test match continues at taunton and right ear we are preparing for an andy murray evening. —— right here we are preparing. thanks, joe. and now it's time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. are you going to keep that rain away? we“ll are you going to keep that rain away? we'll try to, it doesn't look too bad for the south—eas

so very much in—form, and a challenge for emma raducanu.canjohn isner. murray will have to find a way to cope with this giant serve of isner, a man trying to break the record for the most aces ever served by one player during their career, currently on 13,000. 0h, oh, my goodness, thank you very much, that is daniela relph in sw19, in wimbledon, a very exciting day ahead there. if you are we had a weather front bring outbreaks of rain, and following is a whole _ outbreaks of rain, and following is a whole mixture of sunshine and showers — a whole mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers are not going to he _ showers. the showers are not going to be widespread today. as is

yes, and emma raducanu will be - to look forward to, don't we. was and emma raducanu will be up afterand there were questions about the abdominal issue that only allowed her to play seven games in the end at nottingham which is where the grass court season ended for her until today and she will be playing the belgian player who has got good pedigree on grass and has won a grass court title coming into these championships, unlike emma raducanu who has played a lot of tennis recently, a tough test, she reached the fourth round in 2018 when she knocked out the defending champion but radek arno in a favourable part of the draw and we don't know what to expect fitness rise, so let's be realistic and temper expectations and we might have to do the same with andy murray because he will be last on centre court and will it be another five set epic on centre court late into the night. we will have to wait and see. he will hope he can get the job done against james duckworth. he has had his surgery issues as well, nine surgeries, duckworth and not resurfacing like andy murray but he has had his

emma raducanu was broken five times in nine _ emma raducanu was broken five times in nine service gamesservice games. as garcia said. it was _ in nine service games. as garcia said, it was quite routine... i suppose _ said, it was quite routine... i suppose a _ said, it was quite routine... i suppose a less unsurprising defeat was andy— suppose a less unsurprising defeat was andy murray, a pretty brutal way for andy— was andy murray, a pretty brutal way for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign — for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign on the wimbledon lawn is against _ campaign on the wimbledon lawn is againstjohn isner, whom he had never_ againstjohn isner, whom he had never before failed to beat. 35 aces, never before failed to beat. aces, it was never before failed to beat. 755 aces, it was a crushing serve. annabel, james, lovely to have you both on, we will see you in 35 minutes for a second look at the papers. good evening. andy murray's wimbledon is over after he was beaten byjohn isner in four sets. the second—round exit is the earliest murray has ever been knocked out of w

she will play caroline garcia, a big game for emma raducanu next.ion here — this could be his last grand slam until the french open next year because as things stand, he can't play at the us open or australian open. he wants to win this wimbledon because he wants to close the gap on the rough's 22 grand slams. this would be 21 grand slams for djokovic if he could do it. it looked like it would be straightforward for djokovic but he had some difficulties early on against the south korean, one of a handful of asian players in the top 100 in the world, and he dropped the second set, as well, novak djokovic, but so good at finding his movement. he loves the grass of centre court. he loves the grass of centre court. he hasn't lost on that court since 2017 - he hasn't lost on that court since 2017 — and novak djokovic made sure there were no shocks for him in the opening round, safely through. potentially andy murray awaits in the quarterfinals. plenty of loud cheers around these grounds, and there were when djokovic one earlier today. ididn't i didn't ha

what a win for emma raducanu. . , ., , , emma raducanu. it really was because as ou emma raducanu.the ball into the corners. and great relief, big smiles. i think she really enjoyed herself. smiles. i think she really en'oyed herself. . t, t, smiles. i think she really en'oyed herself. ,, . ., ., smiles. i think she really en'oyed herself. ,, ., ., ., ., , herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy _ herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy murray. _ herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy murray. of— herself. she had a lot of support. as did andy murray. of course. i herself. she had a lot of support. i as did andy murray. of course. they were like two bionic man with a couple of hip surgeries with andy murray and his opponent had nine surgeries. a plucky, spirited australian. taking his game to andy and playing head games but andy serves the underarm serve that was fascinating. moving his return position, he said, so he thought he would throw in the cheeky underarm serve. he also was slow to get going but once he did it was that tom and jerry tennis tactics. cat

emma raducanu! to feel a twinge in her left side. there was a break as she took some painkillers before receiving treatment on the court. and after several minutes she was eventually able to carry on, but not for long. at 4—3 down in the first set she decided she could not continue. ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately emma raducanu is forced to retire due to an injury. the disappointment was clear and so was the concern. with wimbledon less than three weeks away, emma raducanu says she's not sure if she will be fit. i've got no idea, it could havejust seized up and spasmed and it's really bad for a few days. i've got no idea. i can't diagnose myself so i'll get it checked out. i'm obviously disappointed and it's really bad luck sometimes because i feel like i've been putting really good work in and it's almost like you just want to catch a break or something. ever since her remarkable us open victory, raducanu has struggled with both herform and herfitness. wimbledon, of course, is where she first m

emma raducanu...sons without big serve from the american. brian peniston is up tomorrow as well, he will be playing at stevejohnson, thatis will be playing at stevejohnson, that is the first match up on court number three, that is the first match up on court numberthree, i believe. before that is the first match up on court number three, i believe. before all of that tonight, we still have serena williams, 23—time grand slam champion. so much happening here, will keep you updated on bbc news but from all the team here, good night. there has been some big contrasts in the weather across the uk during the day to day. tax of sunshine across eastern england there were temperatures and the low 20s, presently warm. the west, weather front is bringing a thicker cloud and heavy rain for parts of western scotland. the rain tied it with this slow—moving area of low pressure that will be with us through the rest of this week with showers in the forecast air pretty much every day. of rights, a band of rain pushes

into the third round at wimbledon, but it's the end of the road for britain's andy murray and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. welcome to the programme. a french court has concluded the country's longest ever trial, for the 2015 terror attacks, by handing down prison sentences to 20 men. an islamist gang killed 130 people in paris in 2015. they targeted the bataclan concert hall, the national football stadium, bars and restaurants. the only gang member to survive the night, salah abdeslam, was handed a rare whole life sentence. mark lobel reports. guilty. facing a full life prison term, france's most severe penalty for criminals, the only survivor of the gun and bomb attacks that killed 130 people, and the biggest trial in modern french history following the country's worst peacetime attack. it shook paris to its core in november 2015. as well as those killed, hundreds were injured during horrendous attacks on bars, restaurants, the national football stadium and the bataclan music venue. arrested in brussels four months after the attacks, salah abdeslam said he was a soldier of

and the women's draw, there is disappointed for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us open champion since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. the same has not happened at wimbledon. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight sets. raducanu couldn't quite cope, but this is a natural part of her development. she continues to get to grips with life on the tennis tour. for some players, it was three years between their first the men's and women's draw their opening up here. the number two seed has gone out and the men's draw, the third seed out, too. we got rafael nadal on thursday to look forward to. we've got rafael nadal on thursday to look forward to. and finally to canada, and a view of the niagara falls —— riverside park in manhattan. yes, that's the running of the goats. never heard of it? let me explain. goats from a farm about 150 km away are brought into new york in order to feast on the overgrown bushes, poison ivy and weeds. i'll leave you with that picture. thanks for joining us on bbc world news. hello there. a few more showery days lie ahe

into the third round at wimbledon, but it's the end of the road for britain's andy murray, and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the only survivor of the terror cell behind the november 2015 paris attacks has been found guilty of murder. salah abdeslam has been sentenced to life in jail. of the other 19 men standing trial, all but one were found guilty of terrorism charges. the attacks left 130 people dead. mark lobel has the latest. guilty. facing a full life present turn, france's or severe penalty for criminals, the only survivor of a gun and bomb attacks that killed 130 people and the biggest trial in modern french history following the country's worst peacetime attack. it shook paris to its core in november 2015. as well as those killed, hundreds were injured during horrendous attacks on bars, restaurants, the national football stadium and the bataclan stadium. salah abdeslam said he was a soldier of the so—called islamic state group but later apologised to victims and claim

for emma raducanu, the centre got debut, was she ready, was she fit?he experience to take opportunities. serves were broken and the match remained uncertain. but raducanu did not wilt and did not yield. second set, hers, 6—4. she is a grand slam champion, she is still going at this year's wimbledon and that is what counts. i year's wimbledon and that is what counts. , ., , , counts. i felt the people behind me, sa int, counts. i felt the people behind me, saying. you — counts. i felt the people behind me, saying. you got _ counts. i felt the people behind me, saying, you got theirs, _ counts. i felt the people behind me, saying, you got theirs, and - counts. i felt the people behind me, saying, you got theirs, and i - counts. i felt the people behind me, saying, you got theirs, and i was - saying, you got theirs, and i was like, yeah, i got this. to come and play here, it is extremely special, it is just amazing to walk on these grounds and these courts. i'm so happy to stay another day. cameron norrie also made _ happy to stay another day. cameron nor

say goodbye to the tournament. and emma raducanu say goodbye to the tournament.tacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world�*s first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. cheering. challenger powered past _ the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 34 years. _ there was no hiding the sheer elation ofj richard branson and his crew. this is newsday on the bbc. i�*m monica miller in singapore. 0ur headlines... newly released footage from ukraine has established that a shopping centre in the city of kremenchuk was hit directly by a russian cruise missile. the death toll from monday�*s strike in the east of the country has risen t

headlining the home hopefuls, emma raducanu.of caroline garcia, a former world number four. caroline garcia, a former world numberfour. the caroline garcia, a former world number four. the winners just kept flying past her. tao number four. the winners 'ust kept flying past huh number four. the winnersjust kept flying past her._ she - number four. the winnersjust kept flying past her._ she was| flying past her. too good. she was soon down — flying past her. too good. she was soon down a _ flying past her. too good. she was soon down a set, _ flying past her. too good. she was soon down a set, and _ flying past her. too good. she was soon down a set, and took - flying past her. too good. she was soon down a set, and took a - flying past her. too good. she was soon down a set, and took a breakj flying past her. too good. she was i soon down a set, and took a break to regroup. there were signs the tide was turning. regroup. there were signs the tide was turning-— regroup. there were signs the tide - was turning._ sometimes was turni

emma raducanu!h at nottingham she seemed to feel a twinge in her left side. there was a break as she took some painkillers before receiving treatment on the court. and after several minutes, she was eventually able to carry on, but not for long. at 4—3 down in the first set, she decided she could not continue. ladies and gentlemen, unfortunately emma raducanu is forced to retire due to an injury. the disappointment was clear and so was the concern. with wimbledon less than three weeks away, raducanu says she's not sure if she will be fit. i've got no idea, you know? it could have just seized up and spasmed and it's really bad for a few days. i've got no idea. i can't diagnose myself, so i'll get it checked out. i'm obviously disappointed and it's really bad luck sometimes, because i feel like i've been putting really good work in, and it's almost like you just want to catch a break or something. ever since her remarkable us open victory, raducanu has struggled with both herform and herfitness. wimbl

there are few people who would have known who emma raducanu was this time last year and now all verynt because a lot of eyes will be on how she performs at wimbledon given she reached the fourth round last year and went on to win the us open. she comes here as the tenth seed and has quite a difficult first round draw against the belgian alison van uytvanck who is the world number 46 and has reached the fourth round here before. emma raducanu has played just seven games on the grass so far this season, seven games and not seven matches. she retired in the first round of nottingham injured but as things stand she will be here and will be practising later on today on number one court so we will get a chance to see just how she is moving. the ladies�* draw is headed by iga swiatek, the top seed from poland, who has 35 wins in a row which is mightily impressive and has drawn the world number 254, jana fett. a lot of eyes on serena williams who is making her singles return in a year since hobbling off court at wimbledon last year and since then she has turned a0 and has not played a single

time for all eyes on the british women�*s number one emma raducanu. of the crowd, it wasn�*t the result they wanted, as garcia flew into round three. raducanu out, but not down. even when, you know, it was tough at the end there, they wanted to see me and they wanted to see more and, yeah, it was just a really nice feeling to have. standing at six foot ten, john isner is an american ace machine. murray�*s done best with his back against the wall. two sets to love down, into a tie—break, he found that something extra. commentator: hold on... no, no. no! _ that's all he needs! they believed, he believed. but isner had more than his serve. he had this. and this was a tennis masterclass byjohn isner. murray making his earliest ever exit from wimbledon. after that match, john isner described andy murray as one of the greatest ever players, saying the locker room was lucky to still have murray in it. butjust like serena williams last night, murray was askedif williams last night, murray was asked if we would ever hear him play at wimbledon again. he said he

the qualifier who became a us open champion, emma raducanu could hold court with anyone. she arrives unsure of her body, few can know what she has been through. tracey austin, once a 16—year—old us open champion, is one who does. emma literally raced through about 15 levels in two—and—a—half weeks at the us open. the regular public, they don't know the ins and outs of professional tennis, they will think why can't she win wimbledon? she is still so young so let's help her out. so much has changed for raducanu. she has been unable to settle on one guiding voice. her stride has been slowed by injury — she pulled out of an event in nottingham, and there are fears over wimbledon. perhaps she is just catching up with herself. there is a big physical step up from an energy transferring on to the seniors and there is a period of adjustment that needs to happen, from everybody, at any point in their career will go through peaks and troughs, and how they manage it, and we are impatient for that to happen quite quickly. raducanu's new world is busy and shin. she has signed a number

absolutely - nadal, emma raducanu, and hopefully they will— nadal, emma raducanu, and hopefully theyand hopefully they will do well.— they will do well. have a splendid toda on they will do well. have a splendid today on centre _ they will do well. have a splendid today on centre court, _ they will do well. have a splendid today on centre court, you - they will do well. have a splendid today on centre court, you have i they will do well. have a splendid i today on centre court, you have got those tickets, hot property. and louis all the way from scotland, can i ask you what a fan of her? emir; i ask you what a fan of her? only one man for— i ask you what a fan of her? only one man for it, _ i ask you what a fan of her? only one man for it, and _ i ask you what a fan of her? only one man for it, and he _ i ask you what a fan of her? only one man for it, and he is- i ask you what a fan of her? only one man for it, and he is back and he's _ one man for it, and he is back and he's going — one man for it, and he is back and he's going to _ one man for it, and he is back and he's going to

andy murray up against john is, before that emma raducanu upl is, before that emma raducanu up againstjust a second time she has exited the tournament at this stage, the last coming last year when she was forced to retire at their opening—round match. a different story this time, three gruelling set against harmony tan who earned her own slice of wimbledon history, asjoe lindsey can now tell us. few knew her name at the start of the night, but by half past ten, harmony tan was the star, serving to beat serena after three extraordinary hours. has there ever been a better first round match at wimbledon? for tan and herfamily it meant so much, to win on this court against this player. williams was back here at 40. in 12 months, she had not played one singles match. this is what tennis had missed for a year. made it! by that point they were in a decider and williams was ascending. willed on by the emotion of her emotion of her return, just to break tan�*s serve brought her close to tears. the frenchwoman is ranked 115th in the world but in her first match at wimbledon, here was harmony con

emma raducanu's new world is busy and i raducanu's new world is busy and shiny.days after the miami open or two days before these tournaments you will not have access to her. i understand how people could think that it is distracting her, but, you know, i think, when you see how it is laid out, it is really the case. she think, when you see how it is laid out, it is really the case.- out, it is really the case. she has some example — out, it is really the case. she has some example to _ out, it is really the case. she has some example to follow. - out, it is really the case. she has some example to follow. serena | some example to follow. serena williams, the women dominant woman who has one at all, is back for the zist who has one at all, is back for the 21st wimbledon. the first game for years before emma raducanu was born. always worth remembering that she was that teenager once. we will have all the action from wimbledon over the coming couple of weeks _ south korea's in—gee chun continues to lead the women's pga championship in maryland. but after starting h

i think i emma raducanu spoke very eloquently last night— emma raducanu spoke very eloquently last nightt 19. the truth is she is going through— 19. the truth is she is going through so many things and learning so many— through so many things and learning so many things, consolidating her life so many things, consolidating her tife on— so many things, consolidating her life on tour, — so many things, consolidating her life on tour, a week and week out pro _ life on tour, a week and week out pro having — life on tour, a week and week out pro. having spent so much time with her over— pro. having spent so much time with her over the — pro. having spent so much time with her over the last few months are very confident that she will do those — very confident that she will do those things that will go on to play some _ those things that will go on to play some great tennis in the years ahead — some great tennis in the years ahead. , ., ., , ahead. great how confident she was in the press — ahead. great how confident she was in the press conference _ ahead. great how confident she was in the pr

emma raducanu looks like she is enjoying it again.ying to process what has been a crazy 48 hours. since chris martin walked in here on sunday afternoon whilst they were having a meeting about their wedding. and i said, we're getting married on the 28th of august and you will never believe it but we have decided to go for coldplay as our first dance song. he just turned to chris the landlord and jeremy and said, well, you want me to play some? as soon as he said, "do you want me to play a little bit," i was moving the tables out of the way so that he could get to the piano. # you're a sky full of stars, i i'm gonna give you my heart. yeah, it was amazing, a very emotional moment, i was very emotional, me and my mum. and it was a very intimate, magical moment that we will rememberforever. so, yeah, no pressure for the first dance! # you get lighter- the more it gets dark. since posting the video on social media, it's been watched more than a million times. i'm just with the bbc now, they're doing a tv thing, if that's all right. for lan

thank you, natalie pirks. _ the us open champion emma raducanu has told the bbc there's a possibilitythree—time grand slam winner at wimbledon would be her dream. she's been talking to sally nugent. after what has been an incredible whirlwind year for you, you must feel like your feet have not touched the floor. what's it been like to live that? it has been a really tricky 12 months, to be honest. it hasn't always been easy, but i've definitely learnt a lot about myself and how to go about things, and i would say my approach is definitely different now. i mean, i'm a lot more focused on the progress and the process of what i'm doing every single day, because i know that's the only thing i can control. what was the right work that then got you to the us win? i'd say it's a combination of really good practice, you know, feeling really good about myself, trusting and believing the work i had done. you know, by the time i was playing the us open and qualifying, i was so match tight and match ready that i felt like i was almost on autopilot and was automatic at how i was facing game situat

emma raducanu did her best to respond.broken, the match remained uncertain. emma did not dwelt, did not yield, second set of couriers, 6—a. she is a grand slam champion, she is still going at this year's wimbledon, and that now is what counts. i this year's wimbledon, and that now is what counts.— is what counts. i felt people behind me auoin is what counts. i felt people behind me going and _ is what counts. i felt people behind me going and you've _ is what counts. i felt people behind me going and you've got _ is what counts. i felt people behind me going and you've got this, - is what counts. i felt people behind me going and you've got this, i - me going and you've got this, i was like yeah, i've got this. yeah, so, to come into play here, it's extremely special, this club itself is amazing to walk on these grounds in these courts and i'm just so happy to stay another day. britain's to ranked happy to stay another day. britain's top ranked men's _ happy to stay another day. britain's top ranked men's player _ happy to

emma raducanu was next up on centre court, the us 0pen champion.nto these championships, she suffered an abdominal issue recently which kept her out of the grass court season afterjust playing seven games in nottingham, but she worked her way into her match against alison van uytvanck, the belgian, 46th in the world, a good grass court player, raducanu early on found herself broken, but powered through with the energy of the crowd looking very good by the end. and into round two she will face carolina garcia. 0ns jabeur is another to watch for here at these championships as well, no playerfrom north africa has been as high in the world rankings as her. she is the world number two, a quarterfinalist at wimbledon last year and she is looking good for another run here on the grass this time around. she went out in the first round of the french open where she admitted that the pressure and the expectation got to her a little bit, but she went through in 53 minutes in straight sets against miriam of sweden. so much to look forward to on tuesday where we

and last year's overnight sensation, emma raducanu.way it might help because there is absolutely no pressure on me. like, i haven't had the ideal preparation, so of myself i can't really expect too much and i can just go out there and have a good swing. some have claimed the lack of ranking points means this championships will feel like an exhibition event. but others say it could never be, given the perennial prestige of this place. laura scott, bbc news, wimbledon. meanwhile, another british summer institution is tonight closing its doors for the year — the glastonbury festival is ending with kendrick lamar, and earlier diana ross. this was the first glastonbury for three years. our culture editor katie razzall saw the big return at worthy farm in somerset. # baby love, my baby love, i need ya, oh how i...# glastonbury is going out on a high. early at the legends slot, diana ross pumped out hit after hit. # white shirt now red, my bloody nose...# and history has been made at the festival by the youngest ever solo headliner, billie ei

and last year's overnight sensation, emma raducanu.he us open champion is tempering expectations after a recent injury. in a way it might help because there is absolutely no pressure on me. like, i haven't had the ideal preparation, so of myself i can't really expect too much and i can just go out there and have a good swing. some have claimed the lack of ranking points means this championships will feel like an exhibition event. but others say it could never be, given the perennial prestige of this place. laura scott, bbc news, wimbledon. in cricket, it's the fourth day of the third and final test in england's series with new zealand. earlier, tom blundell top—scored with 88 not out as new zealand were bowled out for 326. jack leach took five wickets in the innings and ten in the match. england need 296 to win and wrap up a 3—0 series victory. a moment ago they were 93—2. the glastonbury festival is drawing to a close this evening after three days of performances, including sir paul mccartney on the pyramid stage last night. the final

hello, there is little time to dwell on the disappointment of the early exits of emma raducanu andy murrayar focus on the environment and sustainability, there are a number of players trying to sustain british hopes in the singles and join cameron norrie in the third round and perhaps the player with the brightest chances heather watson, because she was on the brink of victory over her opponent last night when bad light stopped play. she is just one game away from booking her spotin just one game away from booking her spot in the third round for the first time since 2017 and should be taking to court shortly. but i have to tell you that in the last few minutes alastair gray has lost in straight sets to the 11th seed, taylor fritz. stepping out shortly onto centre court, under the roof because we are expecting some rain here, will be katie boulter. she is playing the sixth seed, karolina pliskova. that looks a very difficult match on paper but katie boulter will be buoyed by the fact she beat carolina pliskova last week. the other brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plen

sally nugent talking to emma raducanu there. time for a look at the weather — here's darren bett nice and warm in nottingham for the tennis today, sunshine across many parts of the country. this is west wales along the coast in the sunshine, not everywhere, the weather is quite variable and it has been quite cloudy and damp across southern counties of england. seeing slow improvement as that. a bet also seeing some clarity developing which could trigger some showers that many places staying fine and dry, winds lightening, feeling pleasantly warm in the sunshine. warmer for many yesterday, 19 in glasgow and perhaps 22 in the midlands. showers will fade this evening but rain comes into the south—west of england, wales and northern ireland before midnight, stumbling into the south—west of scotland and sweeping into the eastern side of england, quite able night, temperatures of 13 or 1a pictured here in northern parts of scotland ahead of the rain. —— 8—bit chilly in northern parts of scotland. the rain moves from eastern areas in e

nine british players in action today, among them emma raducanu and andy murray.an, one of england's most successful cricket captains, is expected to announce his international retirement. the former conservative prime minister, sirjohn major, has been giving evidence at a public inquiry into what's been described as the biggest medical disaster in the history of the nhs. nearly 5,000 people with haemophilia and other blood disorders were given a treatment infected with hiv or hepatitis in the 19705 and 805. sirjohn, who's been questioned about the level of financial support and compensation offered, described what happened to the patients as "incredibly bad luck". 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. i suppose the biggest impact is i'm not the person i was meant to have been. you can't erase the darkness, you can't erase the fear. it's always lurking. mark was just a child when he was warned about a medication he'd been given. his parents were told his new treatment for a blood disorder had been contaminated with hiv. i can't really describe the feeling, be

and last year's overnight sensation, emma raducanu.ter a recent injury. in a way, it might help because there's absolutely no pressure on me. like, i haven't had the ideal preparation, so of myself, i can't really expect too much and i can just go out there and have a good swing. some have claimed the lack of ranking points means this championships will feel like an exhibition event. but others say it could never be, given the perennial prestige of this place. laura scott, bbc news, wimbledon. yeah, looking forward to that one. this weekend marks the 40th anniversary of one of the most controversial football matches of all time. west german versus austria in the 1982 world cup saw players engineer the result of their group match saw both qualifier at the expense of algeria. the result furore led to fifa changing the rules to ensure both final group games would be played simultaneously. olly foster looks back on what become knows as the "disgrace of gijon" with the referee in charge that day. the 1982 world cup was the biggest to date.

with andy murray and emma raducanu are both carrying injuries and are touch and go for the tournamenthere are some other british players keeping an eye out for, today at eastbourne katie boulter and ryan peniston gave us some grounds for hope. both winning their first round matches against higher ranked opponents, and as patrick gearey reports, peniston, the world number 147, has already upset the odds once this summer — at queen's. feels like a dream, i didn't get much sleep last night. i don't think i want to wake up from this anytime soon. . . , i want to wake up from this anytime soon, ., ., , ., i want to wake up from this anytime soon. . .,, ., ,~ , soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced — soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced himself _ soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced himself to _ soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced himself to the - soon. that was how ryan penistin introduced himself to the british i introduced himself to the british public. his green dream sequence to come to the quarterfinals now for the booming wake up call of denmark, the boomi

big names on courts today include novak djokovic, andy murray and emma raducanu.ello and welcome to bbc news. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky is expected to urge world leaders to do more to help his country resist russia's invasion during an address at a g7 summit in bavaria today. it follows yesterday's missile strikes on ukraine's capital — a residential apartment block was hit, killing at least one person and injuring others. as the war continues, reports say russia has defaulted on its overseas debt for the first time in more than a century. during the g7 summit, president zelensky will likely renew his call for more heavy weapons to help resist moscow's forces. he says a delay in providing weapons would be "an invitation for russia to strike again and again". meanwhile, a bbc investigation has found evidence that occupying russian forces have stolen thousands of tonnes of ukrainian grain. we will speak to our correspondent in ukraine about that investigation shortly. but first this from james landale. they said they wanted to put on a show of unity, we

so no place for murray in round three — and emma raducanu won't be there either. at me, so they raise their game and they are playing great, like caroline today who played a really good match, but i also feel like just being able to have put myself in a position to play this tournament, to play seven hours in the last month, i think i need to up that and the physical aspect, of course. however, it's not all bad news — as british men's number one cameron norrie is into round three. he came through a tough encounter against spain's jaume munar on court one — but onlyjust. the world number 71 led by 2—1 — but then appeared to suffer with cramp and norrie was able to fight back. norrie will play america's stevejohnson next, who beat fellow brit ryan peniston in round two. and there'll be more british players hoping tojoin norrie in round three — with six players in action today including harriet dart, katie boulter and jack draper. heather watson is also in action — and she'll be hoping not to be on court for long. her second round match against wang qiang was suspende

emma raducanu returns as a grand slam champion, in front of home support, following her success in theen. she's been drawn against alison van uytvanck of belgium. andy murray — and the returning serena williams — also feature, as our sports news correspondent laura scott reports. you join me now under the roof on centre court where another practice session is getting under way and the big news today was the draw of both the men's and ladies singles and perhaps the standout name who was unseeded was serena williams, who was practising behind me. remember, she is returning for only herfirst singles match since retiring on the first round of last year's wimbledon, hobbling off centre court here after slipping on a first round map. she hasn't played a single singles match since. she has played doubles in the spurn but it will be obviously a major test of how her bodyis obviously a major test of how her body is faring. many people thought she might draw a seat as she comes in here as a wild card down at number 1204 in the world but she hasn't. instead, she is drawn at wimbledon first timer

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emma raducanu's wimbledon preparations have suffered a major setback. afterjust five games against viktorija golubic because of an injury to her left side. and just a few games later, she was unable to continue. it was her first time back on grass since she retired in the fourth round at wimbledon last summer. raducanu's failed to win more than two matches at a tournament since her astonishing run to the title at the us open in september. and that's all the sport for now. hello. overnight rain clearing quickly from many areas in the morning, though in scotland, it will take much of the day to slowly creep northwards, whereas elsewhere, it'll be sunshine and showers — some heavy, thundery, a chance of hail, too. so here's the rain slowly moving northwards in scotland, not reaching the far north. these are the showers elsewhere. some of the heaviest ones could be in southern scotland and northern england into the afternoon. a cooler day, especially in scotland. quite windy around the coast of wales and southern england. and outbreaks of rain late afternoo

welcome, emma raducanu! this year. what's it been like? it's been... watching it has felt a bit like that. what's it been like to live that? it has been a really tricky 12 months, to be honest. it hasn't always been easy, but i've definitely learnt a lot about myself and how to go about things, and i would say my approach is definitely different now. i mean, i'm a lot more focused on the progress and the process of what i'm doing every single day, because i know that's the only thing i can control. and everything external, everything that might be said about me, that is not what i can control. and that is not always a true reflection necessarily of what i'm doing and how i go about things. so, yeah, ijust really zone in and focus on internally what i'm doing and, yeah, trust that. do you ever pay attention to what's being said about you? i imagine on social media, which you're great at, obviously you engage with all the fans. do you ever see stuff that you don't like? i don't really look at it, because it is

before murray's match, emma raducanu's wimbledon came to an abrupt end as she was beaten by caroline one former british number one says raducanu needs to find a new coach. she has not got a coach the moment. that's not ideal, is equipment and i don't know how she is physically. there have been a lot of niggling injuries but there are so many fantastic players out there in women's tennis and caroline garcia is one of them and is super confident. it was a heavy way against a light way out there. emma needs more time and you hope she goes away, gets the body right and get someone to steer her career. she is only 19. you need proper help. there has been some good news for british players today — the men's british number one cameron norrie is into the third round. he had to come through in five sets to beat spain's jaume munar, norrie fighting back from 2—1 down when munar looked to be suffering with cramp. he'll face the american steve johnson next. he knocked out britain's ryan peniston in their second—round match today. that match was what i needed it. a lot of— that match was what i ne

won a title in germany and that's take your life to centre court there world you will see that emma raducanuwe say in bbc news, that is harriet dart who was still playing the first round match because of the court at the moment, ct. number12, harriet dart because of the court at the moment, ct. number 12, harriet dart who had a great season in preparation to his championships in reaching quarterfinals in nottingham and taking on rebecca, the 22—year—old spaniard and with a specialist and 4-2 spaniard and with a specialist and 4—2 up as you can see. and let's talk about norrie who was hoping to reach the second week of a grand slam in the second time in his career. can he do a? he made a good start against spain's and appointed for him along with harriet dart to that 6-4, for him along with harriet dart to that 6—4, second set 6—3 and you can see that norrie has broken back in the third, three games down three games and closing and now on this games and closing and now on this game to go 4—3 up. it is all happening here. game to go 4-3 up. it is all happening here.— game to go 4-3 up. it is a

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these championships are spoiled this year by annie murray, emma raducanu and rafael nadal.ospheric success for raducanu at flushing meadows last summer, she's had injury concerns. we weren't sure what to expect of raducanu at these championships, she played on centre or a little earlier. but she is safe there at around two, beating the belgian world number 46. she was expected to cause raducanu problems and she did, but raducanu was moving well, energised by the crowd and into round two, she went. so much happening here, the weather, it was sunny, it rained, now the sun is out with plenty of tennis still going on across the outside court. i’d with plenty of tennis still going on across the outside court. i'd expect nothin: across the outside court. i'd expect nothing less- _ across the outside court. i'd expect nothing less. thanks _ across the outside court. i'd expect nothing less. thanks for _ across the outside court. i'd expect nothing less. thanks for taking - across the outside court. i'd expect nothing less. thanks for taking us | nothing less. thanks for taking us