i would pick halep. halep. she looks reborn. either her orjouberg. iwould pick halep. sign up on the - one. it is epic, isn't it? it is. get a sign up on the hill. i one. it is epic, isn't it? it is. | get a sign up on the hill. that one. it is epic, isn't it? it is. i get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner- _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i had _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i had a _ get a sign up on the hill. that is the winner. i had a coming i get a sign up on the hill. that is| the winner. i had a coming back? get a sign up on the hill. that is i the winner. i had a coming back? if you can do without me, i am happy to stay. you are looking very at home, good to see. glorious at wimbledon this morning. a mild start to the day. temperatures 11 to 15. pollen levels are high or very high. in northern ireland and northern scotland they are moderate. for the next few days it will be dry for most of us. there is some cloud and rain which at times will be flirting with the north

amanda faced simona halep in the far court. halep beat her in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, and advances to the semis. >>> as we go back to you in san francisco, yeah, yeah, yeah, those tennis players, they play on grass. but look at us. we're on a beach in south lake tahoe. can't get any better than that. >> i was going say. i think you've earned some well-deserved little vacation time. not that you're on vacation. but you deserve to be in a nice, pretty place right now. >> all right, thanks, vern. >>> up next, inflation has finally arrived at costco's food court. now what everyone wants to know, will this affect the hot dog combo? >>> and coming up on our streaming service, "cbs news bay area," the 24th season of "big brother" airs tonight. we'll get a behind-the-scenes look into what fans can expect. you can watch our stream wherever, whenever. find us on pluto tv, channel 1021 and on any platform using the free cbs news app. >>> even costco isn't immune to inflation. >> nobody is. local costco shoppers might notice price hike, e

to wimbledon now, and former women's champion simona halep showed her wares with a comprehensive wind through to the quarter—finals as did rafael nadal and nick kyrgios in the men's draw. rounding up the the state of play at the all—england club, here's chetan pathak. the world number two on stupor remains the favourite in the women's drop after another battling display, winning and straight sets over elysee merchant. jabeur meeting the 24th seed who knocked out the former champion angelique kerber. not to be stopped this time, trying to make history, the first woman from north africa and the arab world to reach number two in the world rankings. can't she when her first grand slam? well, she is into her second consecutive quarter—final here at the all england club. our next up for her will be the check marie bouzkova, the 23—year—old beating carrie and gussie are in straight sets. we have an all german quarter—final to look forward to, tatjana maria, one of the stories of the day knocking out elaine 0stapenko, the former french open champion, elaine 0stapenko had two match points, an

while in the women's draw, 2019 champion simona halep is through to the semifinals after a straightforwardl face elena rybakina after the 23—year—old came from a set down to beat australia's ajla tomljanovic, making her the first player from kazakhstan, male orfemale, to reach a singles semifinal at one of the four grand slam tournaments. so, it'll be halep versus rybakina in the women's semifinals in the coming hours, while the other semifinal will see this lady on screen, tunisian third seed ons jabeur, take on mother of two tatjana maria of germany. england got their campaign off to a winning start at old trafford as they beat austria 1—0 in front of a record crowd for a european women's championship game. almost 69,000 watched on as beth mead scored the game's only goal in the 16th minute when the austrian defence failed to stop her lobbed shot from crossing the line, and sarina weigman's team then did enough to keep a clean sheet and take the victory. just unbelievable, playing here, old trafford, 70,000 people, making lots of noise, going behind us, standing behind us, so it was real

three more sets for semifinal. 2019 champion simona halep dismantled fourth seeded spaniard paula badosaree years ago. the romanian is the only grand slam winner left standing in the women's singles draw and next up she faces american amanda anisimova. jonny bairstow and joe root have both hit unbeaten half centuries as england chase 378 to win against india in the fifth and final test. it leaves a tantalising final day at edgbaston as england look to level the series at two games a piece. nesta mcgregor watched the action on day four. 2-1 2—1 down, standing in each of the leaven of the series they would need to show they were morning people. to most of the hard work done before lunch and on day four started well, and he hadn't put 30 runs on the board when they lost. a key work in with 66. two quick wickets would follow first and missed timing this reverse strike. india was stunned and literally because he was struck on his helmet, he was gone. jimmy edison schedule his tests catch but it should be 101. edison schedule his tests catch but it should be101. two) nojoins. and when he insta

can the 2019 champion at halep it keep her impressive run going?before seven p:m., we hear from ten after wimbledon�*s find by the winnings to her for banning russian and belarusian players. also coming up in the programme... jonny bairstow hits his fifth half century in as many innings as england chase 378 to win against india. northern ireland women land in southampton ahead of their european championship debut on thursday against norway. welcome along to the all england club for the second monday of these championships. it has felt busy, but everybody playing a round of 16 matches on a monday, but that's all changed this year. there was play yesterday, so some of the business done, but what was remaining we have seen played out and playing out and to be played out across the coming hours. our quarterfinals, no doubt to the big man was so far on day eight here at wimbledon. that was nick krygios, the true circus performance on saturday, he described it. we weren't sure what to expect from him today, opening play against the 21—year—old from the u

the statement falls short for halep. >> i don't think they even worn to their customers that -- aboutthat are in people's freezers right now. >> they are utilizing all resources to get to the bottom of this. from the i team, abc 7 news. ama: congress is one step closer to enshrining same-sex marriage into federal law. tim johns joins us from the newsroom to explain why lgbtq plus advocates are not celebrating just yet. tim. tim: there are 47 republicans who joined democrats but it has to go to the senate where it faces a much tougher and more uncertain future. in the wake of the supreme court's historic decision to overturn roe v. wade, congress is taking steps to protect same-sex marriage. on tuesday, the democratic led house passed a bill that would make same-sex marriage a federal law. currently, it is only legal because of a supreme court decision, a ruling that lgbtq advocates worry could be at risk. >> clarence thomas wrote a concurring opinion in which he issued his salvo and he was very clear about it. mckay says he thought had been wrongly decided in a way similar to roe v. w

the statement falls short for halep. >> i don't think they even worn to their customers that -- aboutducts that are in people's freezers right now. >> they are utilizing all resources to get to the bottom of this. from the i team, abc 7 news. ama: congress is one step closer to enshrining same-sex marriage into federal law. tim johns joins us from the newsroom to explain why lgbtq plus advocates are not celebrating just yet. tim. tim: there are 47 republicans who joined democrats but it has to go to the senate where it faces a much tougher and more uncertain future. in the wake of the supreme court's historic decision to overturn roe v. wade, congress is taking steps to protect same-sex marriage. on tuesday, the democratic led house passed a bill that would make same-sex marriage a federal law. currently, it is only legal because of a supreme court decision, a ruling that lgbtq advocates worry could be at risk. >> clarence thomas wrote a concurring opinion in which he issued his salvo and he was very clear about it. mckay says he thought had been wrongly decided in a way similar to ro

anisamova will play former wimbledon champ simona halep in the quarters.oe and team usa starting their bid to qualify for next year's world cup. former cal star alex morgan scored two goals. they beat haiti and will play jamaica on thursday. the earthquakes got back in the win column last night. benji scored two goals in the second half. the first brace of his young career. he was born in san jose, grew up in sacramento and attended sacramento state. he is living the dream for his hometown team, and after that performance last night, he's smiling even more. >> i love what i do. i come to work and just kick a ball around. that's how you look at it. obviously, it has to be serious at times but i try to put a smile on everyone's face, including mine. sometimes people don't laugh but it's funny to me so it doesn't matter. >> good for him but i want to tag with some joey chestnut references. as for his world eating championships, how about 55 dp glazed d glazed doughnuts in 8 minutes. 103 crystal hamburgers in eight minutes and then matt, my favorite, 255 peeps

she has become the first playerfrom kazakhstan to reach a grand slam final, after she beat simona haleps largest economies — are meeting in bali, to address disruptions to global food and energy supplies caused by the russian invasion of ukraine. russia's top diplomat, sergey lavrov, his us counterpart antony blinken and the chinese foreign minister are all attending. 0ur correspondent jonathan head has the latest. this is the first time since the invasion of ukraine that the us secretary of state would find himself in the same room as his russian counterpart, making for some awkward choreography. the us side insists there is no possibility of a formal meeting between the two. and, remember, this isjust a preliminary here at this gathering to the three big summits scheduled in this region for later this year, to which presidents biden and putin are both invited. and the us can hardly afford to boycott those meetings because it's struggling right now to regain the ground it's lost in recent years in influence to china, particularly here in the asia—pacific. so the talks scheduled between

in the last of the women's quarter—finals 2019 champion simona halep will play american amanada anisimovakina on court one. england pulled off a record run chase to beat india at edgbaston on tuesday asjonny bairstow picked up a fourth century in five innings. an unbroken partnership of 269 between bairstow and joe root — who also scored a century — meant the rearranged 5th test saw england win by 7 wickets to square the series at 2—2. a couple of days, we got it back up and about absolutely delighted, very proud of the way the lads have gone about it, obviously when we played against them last summer in the game was cancelled, they were on top of the series, they were playing really well so around draw series against a top—class side is really pleasing. the women's european championship gets underway later with hosts england taking on austria in the opening match at old trafford. england, ranked eighth in the world, are one of the favourites to win the tournament england have gone 1a games unbeaten under new manager sarina weigman while her native country the netherlands are reigning cha

and on monday, the fourth—round matches continue when we're going to see rafael nadal, simona halep and nick kyrgios back in action on monday but his tournament has, as usual, not been without controversy. the australian beat stefanos tsitsipas of greece on saturday but both players have been fined for their behaviour during that match. tsitsipas received a $10,000 fine for hitting a ball into the crowd, while kyrgios will have to pay $4,000 for uttering an audible obscenity. kyrgios had already been fined $10,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct during his first—round match. to formula 1 now, and it was a dramatic day at silverstone after alfa romeo's zhou guanyu survived an enormous high—speed crash on the first turn of the opening lap of the british grand prix. all of the papers is a covenant on their back page. flipping miracle. you can see why it was a miracle. the chinese driver zhou guanyu of the offer romero team went hundreds of metres in the air upside down in his car as it flipped and the halo saved his life. —— alfa romeo. he emerged without injury. it was something brought in ab

and on monday, the fourth—round matches continue when we're going to see rafael nadal, simona halep andrnament has, as usual, not been without controversy. the australian beat stefanos tsitsipas of greece on saturday, but both players have been fined for their behaviour during that match. tsitsipas received a $10,000 fine for hitting a ball into the crowd, while kyrgios will have to pay $4,000 for uttering an audible obscenity. kyrgios had already been fined $10,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct during his first—round match. one of post—war britain's leading theatre directors, peter brook, has died in paris at the age of 97. peter brook's early stage career ranged from radical interpretations of shakespeare to broadway musicals. his best—known film was lord of the flies, released in 1963. sarah campbell looks back on his life. i know a bank where the wild thyme blows, where oxlips and the nodding violet grows... a midsummer night's dream on trapezes — surely not? yet, those who saw the royal shakespeare company's 1970 production thought it brilliant. what better way to capture the strange

and also worth keeping an eye out for two former champions looking very good — simona halep is through a fascinating third round match between the fourth seed stefanos tsitsipas, who won earlier in straight sets. he's now going to play nick kyrgios, who always gives us unmissable moments here at wimbledon. he also went through in straight sets against filip krajinovic. and there's just time to bring you some news from chile, where keepers at santiago zoo are delighted to announce "it's a boy" after the birth of a baby giraffe was captured on camera earlier this month. weighing in at 100 kilograms and standing almost 2 metres tall, the baby giraffe was presented to the public on wednesday. a contest to choose his name is underway. i would say gareth the jarrah. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @gareth barlow. hello again. well, thursday was a day of sunshine and showers but the day's showers were a lot bigger, there were loads more thunderstorms around than we've seen over the past few days and whenever you see big clouds tearing upwards through the skies like these, well, you know som

that's how halep must have felt.ts this afternoon, turned a few heads. he's preparing for the biggest match of his life, while his opponent novak djokovic. .. ..anticipates another semifinal. he's been through all of this before and enjoys his support here. the big question hanging over wimbledon right now is whether rafa nadal will be fit for his semifinal tomorrow. there is concern about that. right now on centre court, the mixed doubles final is set to be underway, involving britain's neal skupski, it has been delayed because another player involved in that was involved in another match, which ran long. george, it is a busy day, isn't it? thank you, joe. back to our main story tonight — the resignation of borisjohnson. how have voters reacted to the news in macclesfield, a seat that has returned a conservative mp to westminster since 1918? our special correspondent ed thomas has been finding out. the truest and bluest of tory safe seats, macclesfield, a town loyal to the party for 100 years. but today... borisjohn

simona halep one against the american 20 on seed and yet to drop a set at the championships.le over an hour. the 2019 champion looking formidable at the moment. and she will next play kazakhstan's elena rybakina, 17th seed who came from a set down to beat ajla tomljanovic, who got to the quarter—finals last year beating emma raducanu on the way at wimbledon. her wimbledon yet again and is with elena rybakina the 23 rolled into her first grandslam semi—final. you can keep up—to—date with rebels and on the bbc news website. 0r download the bbc news up which is where to go on the latest on the political turmoil in the uk. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us on the team in london they give for your company, we will see you next time. hello there. so far, the weather story this week has been dominated by a lot of low, grey cloud for many. yes, at times, it's felt warm, but just take a look at suffolk yesterday afternoon. it was a fairly typical story right across the country. the cloud was widespread. this was the satellite picture from wednesday. in fac

and on monday, the fourth—round matches continue, when we're going to see rafael nadal, simona halep, the latest from copenhagen — where police say say three people have been killed and three injured following a shooting at a shopping centre in the danish capital. a 22—year—old suspect has been charged with manslaughter — police say they are still trying to establish a motive. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello there. the weather story for this upcoming week looks rather benign. we've got high pressure trying to build in slowly from the south—west. that will slowly settle things down for northern and western areas, and we should start to see increasing amounts of sunshine and warmth across southern and eastern parts. for monday, low pressure still to the north of the uk, higher pressure to the south. it's close enough to bring further showery bursts of rain at times, most of it across the north and the west of scotland. a few showers for northern ireland, one or two across north west england and north wales. the band of cloud will sink southwards, where after a sunny

kazakstan�*s elena rybakina came through her semifinal against 2019 champion simona halep.in 2015. britain�*s neal skupski and american desirae krawcyzk won the mixed doubles title for the second year in a row. they beat australia�*s matthew ebden and sam stosur on centre court in straight sets, 6—4, 6—3. they are the first pair to successfully defend the mixed doubles title at wimbledon for 25 years. the semifinals of the wheelchair singles, in front of a packed crowd on court 14 — although he was disappointed it wasn�*t on a court with a bigger capacity. the all england club say wheelchair tennis matches will be on show courts from now on. england began their t20 series against india with a heavy defeat at southampton. the tourists batted first, setting england a target of 199 to win. they never really looked like reaching that — eventually all out 50 runs short. the sides meet again at edgbaston on saturday that�*s all the sport for now, back to victoria derbyshire at downing street. thank you very much, isaac, thank you. hello. welcome back to downing street. it isa it

and former world number one, simona halep, will face a spaniard herself in women's fourth seed paulaile badosa has never gone further than the 4th round at these championships. belgium's wout van aert has kept the leader's yellowjersey at the tour de france after finishing second for the third stage in a row, but it couldn't have been closer. the last of the three stages to be held in denmark ended in a bunch sprint for the line. van aert looked to be heading for victory, but dutch sprinter dylan groenevegen won it with a late lunge. monday is rest day before the race resumes in france on tuesday. ferrari's carlos sainz took his first formula 1 victory to claim an extraordinary british grand prix. the race was delayed for an hour, after a huge pile—up at the first corner. alfa romeo's zhou guanyu was freed from his car and thankfully not seriously injured. sainz won the race after ferrari's tactics appeared to cost his teammate charles leclerc victory. red bull's sergio perez was second with mercedes lewis hamilton third. max verstappen could only finish seventh and his lead in the s

shoulder and will now play chile's cristian garin in the last eight on wednesday. 2019 champion simona halepre court since winning the title three years ago. the romanian is the only grand slam winner left standing in the women's singles draw, and next up, she faces american amanda anisimova. defending men's champion novak djokovic heads out for his quarter—final later when he'll face italian 10th seed jannik sinner. the serbian is looking for a seventh title at this venue, and he's also chasing a 21st grand slam title overall while the 20—year—old sinner is in his first wimbledon quarter—final. and in the women's draw, ons jabeur, the highest remaining seed at number three, takes on czech republic's marie bouzkova. no african woman has ever won a grand slam title and that is the goal the tunisian is aiming for. england need just 119 more runs on the final day of the 5th test to claim a record—breaking win over india at edgbaston. the hosts will resume shortly on 259 for 3 as they chase down an improbable total of 378. jonny bairstow and joe root have a partnership of 150 thus far, while ind

on monday, the fourth—round matches continue, when we will see rafi on the door, simona halep, and fordhamt formula 1 victory to claim an extraordinary british grand prix. the race was delayed for an hour after a huge pile—up at the first corner. alfa romeo's zhou guanyu was freed from his car and thankfully not seriously injured. sainz won the race after ferrari's tactics appeared to cost his teammate charles leclerc victory. red bull's sergio perez was second with mercedes lewis hamilton third. max verstappen could only finish seventh, so his lead in the standings has been cut to 34 points after sainz�*s win. india have built a substantial lead at the end of ther third day india have built a substantial lead at the end of their third day of the rearranged final test match against england. despitejonny bairstow�*s century, england were bowled out for 284, conceding a 132—run deficit. they took early indian wickets in response, but the visitors have taken the lead up to 257 in their second innings, cheteshwar pujara reaching his half—century. india lead the series, which started last year,

norrie seems comfortable with the game, just a few more sets for the semifinal. 2019 champion simona halepext up she faces american amanda anisimova. jonny bairstow and joe root have both hit unbeaten half centuries as england chase 378 to win against india in the fifth and final test. it leaves a tantalising final day at edgbaston as england look to level the series at two games a piece. nesta mcgregor watched the action on day four. 2—1 down, england new to stand any kind of chance of getting the lead of the series they would need to show they were morning people. to most of the hard work done before lunch and on day four started well, and he hadn't put 30 runs on the board when they lost. a key wicket with top score in 66. two quick wickets would follow first and missed timing this reverse sweep. india was stunned and literally because after he was struck on his helmet, he was gone. jimmy anderson registered his 100th test match catch but it should be 101. and when ben stokes helped himself to the final three wickets, for england, the chase was on and a target of the age of 78 and i kar

in the women's singles, former champion simona halep and elena rybakina, who's never been this far innd his american partner desirae krawczyk. but we'll finish on court 2 and a close call — out. well, hawk—eye said in. britain'sjoe salisbury and american rajeev ram reacted with their own "you cannot be serious!" no way, man! are you going to turn it off? that's ridiculous! i'm not starting again until you turn it off. while hawk—eye stayed on, the match did continue and salisbury finished it. and in terms of the semifinals, they're definitely in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. more on the main story, the crisis running borisjohnson's leadership running boris johnson's leadership and running borisjohnson's leadership and premiership. how are voters reacting to the events of the past 2a hours? the constituency of high peak in derbyshire went to the conservatives from labour at the last election. our correspondentjudith moritz has been talking to people there. 200 miles from westminster, whaley bridge feels far removed. but you don't have to look too far for ominous symbolism, or for s

simona halep was my tii for the on the trophy. do well and come through the draw. everybody was talking about how her side of the draw was opening up, but it is another thing to actually get there. you must say contractions as well to neal skupski and desirae krawczyk. they played excellent tennis yesterday. he is having a fantastic yearin yesterday. he is having a fantastic year in the men's doubles, as well. he is getting better and better. in the women's euros, northern ireland did really well. northern ireland were beaten 4—1 by norway as they made their debut at the women's european championship in southampton. norway got themselves off to a flying start at st mary's — two goals in the first 13 minutes and they were three up by half—time and although it finished 4—1 to norway this is the moment northern ireland fans will want to hang on to — three minutes into the second—half,julie nelson scored their first goal at a major international tournament, we restricted them to not many chancesin we restricted them to not many chance

the former champion simona halep has yet to drop a set in the championship so far playing the young americanms of the year. then on court number one a big day for australian tennis because ajla tomljanovic is an action and then nick kyrgios. we wait to see if the court summons he faces has had any impact on him. he was silent on the matter yesterday further away from the singles and doubles action today for the brits. joe salisbury in action at the moment in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles. and then later we could have the first brit to the final as neal skupski plays in the semifinals of the mixed doubles.— skupski plays in the semifinals of the mixed doubles. laura, thank you. and as promised _ the mixed doubles. laura, thank you. and as promised we _ the mixed doubles. laura, thank you. and as promised we will _ the mixed doubles. laura, thank you. and as promised we will get - the mixed doubles. laura, thank you. and as promised we will get some - and as promised we will get some final thoughts about the story that dominates and westminster. let's rejoin our political corresponden

she overpowered simona halep. one trophy has already been lifted.itle. wimbledon loves to see champions come back. rafa nadal will be 37 next summer — does he, do we, dare look that far ahead? joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. northern ireland, the lowest—ranked team to qualify for the women's euro finals, got off to a difficult start tonight against former european champions norway. northern ireland were beaten 4—1 in southampton, as jane dougall reports. a first major tournament. some have known nothing else, others have suffered years of disappointment. but now, all young fans can picture themselves playing for their country. i really hope that i would become a professional footballer, so that's my dream, probably hers as well. yeah, definitely. i said to my granddaughter there, molly, if they qualified last year, i i would take her to the euros. they're showing what our wee country is capable of. what's incredible is that the northern ireland players are not professional. they all have dayjobs. the squad is made up of nhs staff, teachers and shop

in the women's draw, 2019 champion simona halep is through to the semi—finals after another rapid victoryor athletes over the age of 12 competitive women's events will be reserved "for those who are of female sex at birth". the policy will begin from the start of next year. the open category will be for "individuals including male, transgender and those non—binary athletes who were male sex at birth." the decision comes after fina, swimming's world governing body voted to stop transgender athletes competing in women's elite races who have gone through any part of the male puberty process. two key points really, we've concluded that a triathlon is a gender affected sport events illegally to find in lehmans language at somebody born male will have a physiological advantage over somebody born female. in errors sport which involves swim, bike and run that would give someone a significant advantage. secondly, when somebody suppresses that testosterone the science tells us that that advantage is retained and therefore competition could not be fair. therefore competition could not be fair. the e

and i think it does a disservice to people like mcclelland and halep who knew what was going on.they were quite sophisticated. to me, that's the main thing. i know what you mean about -- by the way, your observations about seeing new guys on the firing line. i remember it was shocking to me. i was in an ss say from 81 to 84. and to see some of the old hands easily getting out six rounds a minute. but understand, civil war era bullets aren't sized, their diameter is not predictable, they are not particular. hearing him talk about not excavated bullets, but bullets that have survived without a patina on them. there diameters are all over the place. and the quality of powder is definitely different than it is now. i've had this issue myself, trying to compare what i have observed about the modern firing of antique weapons with what we have in terms of accounts of actual combat. when it comes to accuracy, i'm sure you have read all the various accounts that involve recruits who are still absolutely petrified of their weapons. loading, aiming, squeezing their eyes shut tight and movin

halep is the 2019 champion — but faces a dangerous opponent, who knocked out two time champion petra vacated by alexandre lacazette, who left for lyon on a free transfer. manchester city have signed leeds united midfielder kalvin phillips for £45 million. the england international joins the premier league champions on a six—year deal. he becomes pep guardiola�*s third summer signing after the arrivals of erling haaland and stefan 0rtega moreno. tom curry has withdrawn from the england squad on tour in australia due to concussion sustained in saturday�*s match in perth. england lost 30—28 in the series opener against australia, before the sale flanker was injured. the rfu have agreed that in the interest of player welfare and recovery, he will return home for continuing assesment. england drew their opening match of the hockey world cup against india in amstelveen1—1. izzy petter scored in first quarter before that was cancelled out by an indian penalty corner in the second. they face new zealand next on tuesday evening. that�*s all the sport for now. you can get all the updates on th

simona halep won herfirst match on centre court since winning the title years ago.r shortly after lunch. captain ben stokes getting his indian counterpart jasprit bumrah. alex lees was then run out after a bright start for him and zak crawley. this one of three quick wickets. jonny bairstow and joe root then put england in a position. when they got together as they looked to pull off a record run chase. a premier league international footballer has been arrested on suspicion of rape in north london. the 29—year—old claire, who can't be named for legal reasons, was taken into custody this morning where he remains. —— 29—year—old player. in a statement the met police told bbc sport, on the met police told bbc sport, on the 4th ofjuly an allegation of rape of a woman in her 20s was reported to police. it is alleged it happened injune 2022. police arrested the man at an address in barnet on suspicion and took him into custody. they say inquiries are ongoing. the premier league and john bishop side's will be allowed to introduce standing areas. five clubs took part in a

today, all eyes are nick kyrgios as he opens up on centre court and then we have simona halep and rafa but also cloud. you can see the rain in scotland. showers coming in across western scotland and northern england and northern ireland. many blown in on a brisk wind. we have this weather front sinking southwards. cloud with it. also the odd spot of rain that might affect wimbledon later. we carry on with the showers in the north. and some sunshine as well. at wimbledon, a small risk of a shower through the morning into the afternoon. mostly, staying dry. a gentle wind. and a high up to about 22. for the rest of the afternoon, you can see the weather front moving south. it breaks up with sunny spells coming through. still the showers coming in with temperatures ranging from 12-23. with temperatures ranging from 12—23. pollen levels today high or very high across much of the uk and moderate in northern ireland and northern and eastern scotland. overnight, the weather front moves away. clear skies. and then cloud comes in from the atlantic across southern scotland, england, wales and nor

in the women's draw, 2019 champion simona halep is through to the semi—finals after another rapid victoryirst time they've _ northern ireland women. it's the first time they've ever _ northern ireland women. it's the first time they've ever had i northern ireland women. it's the first time they've ever had a i first time they've ever had a bespoke shirt especially for the tournament. a collectors item indeed. it certainly looks lovely. mike, thank you so much. the next wave of resignations are coming through from mps. we were at a6 and now we are a a8 is another to have come through. helen whately the mp for father's room and kent and secretary of state for northern ireland, brandon lewis —— favre shame. let me tell you what helen whately said. i stood for parliament because i wanted the country to be a better place to live and i will continue to serve from the backbenches to the best of my abilities. no comment directly on the government or borisjohnson as prime minister. brandon lewis's letter of resignation is slightly more scathing. he says, a decision to leave government is never tak