feroze khushi had beer poured over him on the balcony at lord's following sunday's victory over somersette on diversity and that further work needs to be done across both sport and society in general. next — the rain at roland garros may have felt suitably british — but as far as the singles competition goes, that's the only british element left. heather watson was the last one standing today — but she too was beaten in her opening round match — the sixth brit knocked out in three days. patrick gearey was watching. paris has become a lower city for the british after a repeated french exit heather watson remained at the party. she began brightly, guiding drop shots. perfect. dodging raindrops. but there was another peril in the air. powering back. rappelling in the dominating the tie—breaker, rappelling in the dominating the tie—brea ker, wrestling the rappelling in the dominating the tie—breaker, wrestling the set on the grasp, french for now, she was to mash and the appreciative cloud. and yet to win this since tennis restarted. she fears that she sensed a chance in the seventh game. sh

batsman feroze khushi is on the left here will buttleman pouring beer over him.ayers have waited for muslims moeen ali and adil rashid to step away before spraying champagne. essex put out a statement earlier phone short of apologising but they have said... all week on bbc news, we are highlighting racism in football through the stories of people working in the game. today, we will be hearing from emile heskey, the former england and liverpool striker. heskey, who recently accepted a role with leicester city's women's team, experienced racial abuse at club

feroze khushi had beer poured over him on the balcony at lord's following sunday's victory over somersetthat further work needs to be done across both sport and society in general. now, britain's involvement in the french open singles is over as heather watson became the latest to exit the competition after the first round stage. watson started well but her french opponent recovered and took the first set to a tie—break which she dominated. again in the second, watson allowed early momentum to fade as the french player took the plate in straight sets. no bricks in round two for the first time in seven years. after the match, watson admitted she can't see where future british success will come from. i think, where future british success will come from. ithink, personally, that more players need to get help rather than just helping your selected, i don't know how many there are, handful of players and i feel like there needs to be a bigger pool of support and then that way, you are not spoiled and you are not given everything out a young age and you can, you need to work for it and learn t