it was the end of the road for harriet dart.rst set. in the second, it was a similar story. a day of mixed emotions for the home crowd, as draper is the last briton standing in eastbourne. lydia campbell, bbc news. there's no serena williams in the doubles semifinals today. making her comeback after nearly a year out, she and ons jabeur you won two matches this week, but the tunisian has a knee injury so they've withdrawn. it means williams, who was using eastbourne as preparation for wimbledon, will have played just two competitive matches in almost 12 months. well, wimbledon begins on monday without russian and belarusian players, banned in reaction to russia's ongoing war in ukraine. tennis authorities responded by stripping the grand slam of ranking points. for organisers, it's an important fortnight for a number of reasons — notably full attendance for the whole championships for the first time in three years. laura scott is at the all england club. i'm here on centre court with four days to go until the championships. this

and harriet dart is to play her second—round match, too.mes coming up, yes, we have got iga swiatek coming up yes, we have got iga swiatek coming up on court number one, and roughly on the dial on centre court. but before that, on centre court with the roof closed because we are expecting rain, katie boulter is playing karolina pliskova. she beat karolina pliskova last week almost to the day at eastbourne. she is a former finalist here at the championship, karolina pliskova. boulter has had a horrible time with injuries. but she beat two players injuries. but she beat two players in birmingham, and beat karolina pliskova a week ago. so why not now? can she make it to round three this time is we have got roughly nadal to come, he will be playing berankis. and iga swiatek is an action as well. we will keep you updated across the day. thanks, chetan. away from wimbledon, rain is frustrating england's women as they try to win their one and only test against south africa in taunton. the final day resumed on 55—3, still 78 runs behind england's f

harriet dart and jodie burrage are in the main draw.en an action against rebecca marino. and she is back in doubles action later with harriet dart this afternoon. you can follow all of the action on the bbc sport website. more from me in the next hour. a taliban source said those released included a former bbc cameraman peterjuvenal although the government has not confirmed the names of those involved. let's get more on the news. what more do we know? in more on the news. what more do we know? ., , , know? in the last few minutes friends and — know? in the last few minutes friends and family _ know? in the last few minutes friends and family of- know? in the last few minutes friends and family of the - know? in the last few minutes - friends and family of the cameraman have confirmed that he is amongst the men who had been released and we understand that all of these former detainees have been flown out of afghanistan and a group of british men had been detained late last year and held on unspecified charges and some sources told me the

harriet dart had a busy day — starting with a victory againstjil teichmann, and then was almost immediatelyranked 103 in the world, dart will play two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova. britain's katie boulter was actually doing well against kvitova earlier by taking the first set. but the world number 31 came through to win in 3 sets. in the men's, dan evans is out. he was beaten in straight sets by maxime cressy. the american's ranked 27 places below evans, but will now face britain's cameron norrie in the last eight. britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win against diego schwartzman of argentina. peniston's match against spain's pedro martinez was suspended at one—set—all. serena williams is through to the semi—finals in the doubles as she prepares to make a comeback to wimbledon after nearly a year away from the sport. together with ons jabeur, they beat shulo aoyama and chan hao—ching in straight sets. england have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands. they comfortably won their third and final match this

world number one simona halep for a place in the semi—finals, after the romanian beat britain's harriet darte drivers. it's known as porpoising, and it's been affecting a number of drivers this season. after sunday's azerbaijan grand prix, lewis hamilton complained of back problems that, at one stage, he worried may have caused him to miss this weekend's canadian grand prix. new design specifications mean cars bounce as they travel at speed down straights. if we start to actually see injuries of drivers while driving the cars and without incident, that's not how it should be. so, we spoke with the fia in the last race and we made the point pretty clear — that we would like to see for any options for the future, how can we improve it, so it is definitely a topic and i think it's getting quite serious. five—time olympic gold medallist laura kenny has been named as part of a 35—strong england cycling squad for this summer's commonwealth games in birmingham. the competition will pit riders against their regular team—mates — kenny won olympic madison gold alongside katie archibald in tokyo, but w

another british hope at wimbledon is harriet dart — and she continued her fine form at the birminghamand slam winner simona halep, who booked her place after beating lesia tsurenko in straight sets. and that's all the sport for now. from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we're expecting a short style of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it over the next few days or so — the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed a0 celsius. that heat will be pushing northwards into france, and eventually into southern areas of the uk, so england and wales, by the time we get to friday when that heat is likely to peak. and that means that temperatures in london and in birmingham could get over 30 celsius on friday. but further north and west across much of northern ireland and scotland, they'll stick in the low 20s in celsius. at the moment, we do still have this area of low pressure giving us swath

harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottingham open is over after she lost to american alison riske.set. but riske, who is ranked 74 places higher than dart took control in the second set then dominated the third to win 4—6, 6—2, 6—1 and reach the semi—final. in nottingham britain's number two pete six for in the quarterfinal. he will face number eightjack sock in the quarterfinal. in rugby league with a 30.212 victory french scored a hat trick of tries to help move we can worry is up to second place in the table just two points behind leaders saint that's where giants beat rhinos to win their fifth game and around and hour one point behind. and that's all the sport for now. the weather this weekend is looking rather than mix. there will be warm spells of sunshine but blustery showers. most of those will be across the northern out of the uk once again. friday we had some torrential thundery downpours pushing eastwards across scotland, quite a few shows for northern ireland but further sell lots of sunshine. just look at that view across london, you could see for miles. if you are ste

today, heatherwatson and harriet dart play. it is good news for her —— harriet dart.he opening round. the british number three won in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. she number three won in straight sets, 6—4, 6—3. she could play a fellow brit in the second round. rough nadal says he won't play at wimbledon if he needs to have anaesthetic injections in his left foot to numb the pain, like you did during the french open. —— rafael nadal. speaking after winning the french open for the 14th time, he said he hopes the treatment he is having later this week will give him some long—term relief from the problem. it's obvious that with circumstances that i am playing, i can't and i don't want to keep going. so, the mindset is very clear. i am going to keep working to find a final salute and an improvement for what is happening in the foot. the wales caretaker manager, rob page, says his side doesn't fear playing anyone at the world cup. they beat ukraine 1—0 in cardiff to qualify for the tournament, and will now face england, iran, and the usa in group b in qatar in november. they'v

harriet dart is out after she lost her quarter—final in straight sets against petra kvitova — the two—timeand top seed cameron norrie. he lost his quarter—final against maxime cressy in straight sets. and cressy will now play another british player in the semi—finals, as jack draper awaits. he beat another british player, ryan peniston, in straight sets 6—3, 6—3. it's the first time draper has reached a semi—final on the main atp tour. in the next couple of days, all eyes will be turning to wimbledon, as the third grand slam of the season gets under way on monday. it's the first time in three years that the championship will be at full capacity and players given much more freedom around the sw19 grounds. wimbledon's ceo sally bolton says this year feels more exciting than ever. it's really incredible to be back and it's— it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible _ it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to— it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be - it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be back. it's really incredible to be ba

another brit, harriet dart, had her match suspended for rain for the day.ff sacked in the fallout from the azeem rafiq racism scandal. he was suspended as part of an investigation into a tweet he sent in 2010 and then sacked in december. gale and five other employees who were sacked by yorkshire have chosen to take the county to an employment tribunal. and a judge at the tribunal has ruled that their cases are well—founded. now, yorkshire say all 16 of these sackings they made in the wake of the azeem rafiq racism scandal were justified. they do acknowledge the judge's finding that no disciplinary process was followed. they say they're accepting that in order to reduce the amount of time taken up by these tribunals. so the next step is to find a remedy. that might come in the form of an agreement between the employees and yorkshire or it might take a new hearing. either way, the fallout from what happened last winter in yorkshire could last well into this summer. and finally, it's been some year for british judoka lucy renshall. her first appearance at the

harriet dart became the tenth british player to make it through to the second round, which is the mostghth seed jessica pegula tomorrow. and for the second time this week, heather watson's match will span two days. the british numberfour�*s clash with wang qiang was suspended for bad light with watson just one game away from victory. away from the brits, there was an easy win for novak djokovic in his second round match. he beat thanasi kokkinakis of greece in straight sets in the first match of the day on centre. patrick gearey reports. the door isn't always open for novak djokovic these days, unvaccinated and unwelcome in new york and australia, wimbledon offered him another precious chance for a grand slam title. he started the tournament slowly, but today he had his eye in. he won three of the first four games, kokkinakis was cornered, trying to remember plans and formulate answers against a man already on the next question. kokkinakis had previously described djokovic as a brick wall. wherever you hit it, it keeps bouncing back at you. until eventually the wall wins. the kind of m

number12, harriet dart because of the court at the moment, ct.o 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 all happening here. andy murray on centre court _ happening here. andy murray on centre court alongside _ happening here. andy murray on centre court alongside with - centre court alongside with raducanu. but know that he made light work earlier, the australian being in straight sets who novak defeated who he said feels like is getting back to his best. the first game a bit of a struggle but he is very much feeling comfortable is novak, 6—1, 6—2 and later on this evening as you mentioned, we're going to see andy murray at 35 years old taking on 37—year—old john with that big powerhouse served and let's talk about raducanu's movement, looking very good despite having to struggle for most of the preparatory season following the injury and stood guard with an abdominal issue but that is feeling good and he is feeling positive about playing we look forward to a prime time andy murray

britain's harriet dart is hitting form a week before wimbledon, reaching the last eight at eastbourne. welcome to the bbc news at ten. a devastating earthquake in afghanistan has claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people and left many more injured. the country, which is governed by the militant islamist taliban, is already in the grip of a humanitarian disaster, with millions facing famine. the taliban have asked for international aid, and britain says it's ready to provide assistance. the earthquake struck near the south—eastern city of khost, in paktika province. afghanistan is particularly vulnerable to earthquakes because of a number of geological fault lines which cross the country. the quake measured 6.1 in magnitude, damaging thousands of homes in one of the poorest countries in the world. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani is in sharana. a desperate search for survivors. hundreds of homes, entire communities, wiped out in a single dreadful moment in the middle of the night. "everything here has been destroyed," says the man filming this video. the villages worst affected by

harriet dart is through to the quarterfinal, beating the harriet dart is through to the quarter finale victory in the match must immediately started her last 16 encounter with ukraine puzzle mata because check which she won a three sets to move to the last eight, when she won a three sets to move to the last eight, shall apply to petra peter vann. cameron norrie was one of the first of the brits to book his place in the quarterfinals. the world number 12 and top seed this week beat american berna nakashima scripted 6-4, 6-2. his american berna nakashima scripted 6—4, 6—2. his first win on grass this year. in cricketing and have completed a 3-0 in cricketing and have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands forcibly come doubly won their third and final match this afternoon as anti—swiss reports. a day which began with a first england cap for gloucestershire's david payne but his hopes of a first england wicket didn't quite go according to plan.— england wicket didn't quite go according to plan. livingston has lost it completely. _ according to plan.

meanwhile, harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottingham open is over after she lost to american alisoniske, who's ranked 7a places higher than dart, took control in the second set then dominated the third to win 4—6, 6—2, 6—1 and reach the semi—final. and making it a hat trick of british victories today is dan evans with a 6—4, 6—4 win over marc—andrea huesler in the quarter finals at nottingham. so he is the root of the semifinals. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. the weather this weekend is looking very decent for many of us. it will be on the breezy side, though, particularly across northern parts of the uk, and there are a few showers in the forecast, as well — but if you don't mind a fleeting brief shower, you should be absolutely fine. now, low pressure is brushing us right now — it's actually an old tropical storm, the remnants of, that is. and you can see quite strong winds blowing around this low, so that does mean a blustery day on the way on saturday. and here's the satellite picture from earlier on — this is where the g

halep — who's the number two seed — beat great britain's harriet dart in straight sets, and she'll face played ifeel great. ifeel like i played better than previous match. she is never easy to play against and i apologise, we played together two years ago, so i have too many matches and iforgot, i don't have a good memory so it was a really tough on grass because she is used to the surface but i was pleased with the way i played. while at the german open in berlin second seed maria sakkari beat australia's daria saville 6—1, 7—5, to move into the quarterfinals, where she'll face another daria, russia's daria kasatkina. game 6 of the nba finals heads out in boston later on thursday as the celtics host golden state warriors. the warriors are 3—2 up and within sight of a fourth championship in the past eight years but boston aren't afraid of the challenge ahead. we aren't scared and we don't fear the golden state warriors. we are to come out and play the best motion of basketball that we can. we know it's a good team there, they done it before, but we have belief in ourselves so we are goi

home hopes were high, harriet dart making it ten brits in the second round for the first time since 1984er one emma raducanu. it was a shaky start, up against the relentless power of caroline garcia, a former world number four. the winners just kept flying past her. commentator: oh! it�*s too good! there were signs the tide was turning on the second set. oh! phenomenal! but despite the will 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, j

now tennis and a great performance from britain's harriet dart yesterday saw her reach her first wtad face american alison riske in the women's quarterfinal this afternoon. the world number five the world numberfive is the world number five is currently losing. you can watch all of the nottingham 0pen action on the bbc iplayer or the bbc sport website. we will keep you up—to—date with andy murray's match this afternoon. foreign secretary liz truss has been speaking to her ukrainian counterpart, regarding two british men being sentenced to death. she has described those death sentences as an egregious breach of the geneva convention. russia described britain's reaction as hysterical, its foreign minister saying he would not be interfering in thejudicial system of the donetsk to people's republic, a breakaway pro—russian republic. joining us in the studio is the ukrainian ambassador to the united kingdom. thank you for being with us. first of all, the british foreign secretary has been talking to your foreign minister about this case. what do you think your government can do to help th

that match, unsurprisingly, drew quite a crowd, and they stayed on court 12 as harriet dart made it tenaducanu. but it was a shaky start for the british number one, up against the relentless power 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

harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottingham open is over after she lost to america's alison riske. for the first time in her career, but riske, who is ranked 7a places higher than dart, won the match 4—6, 6—2, 6—1 to reach the semifinal. russian olympic highjump champion mariya lasitskene has called on the international olympic committee to end sanctions against russian athletes. the ioc recommended a ban on russian and belarusian athletes following russia's invasion of ukraine. writing in an open letter posted to instagram, lasitskene says, "your decision did not stop the war, but gave birth to a new one. you say you made this decision for our safety, but it's not true." that's all the sport for now. we will have more for you later. a report from the french government has blamed a chain of "failures" for last month's chaotic scenes at the champions league final in paris. it said the events at the stade de france, which included police firing tear gas at some liverpool fans, had damaged the country's image and raised questions about its ability to host major sporting events. our pa

harriet dart will resume her match with switzerland's jill teichmann at one—set all. captain eoin morgan for their third one—day international against the netherlands. the captain has a groin problem. jos buttler is leading the side as they look to wrap up a 3—0 series win. england won the toss and chose to field. there was an early breakthrough as david willey took vikram singh�*s wicket for the third match in a row. scott edwards scored 6a, england still to bat. jamie 0verton will make his england test debut in the third and final test against new zealand at headingley, where he'll play alongside his twin brother craig. the surrey paceman replaces james anderson, who misses out due to an ankle problem. england have already won the series but will be hoping for a 3—0 whitewash of the reigning world test champions. 0verton has taken 21 wickets for surrey in the county championship this season. sadio mane has completed his move from liverpool to bayern munich. the 30—year—old moves to the bundesliga in a deal worth nearly £27.5 million. the senegal international spent

the other brits are jack draper, liam broady and harriet dart, so plenty to try to lift the mood of theayer in tennis right now, eavis were intact. lets see what the weather is doing at wimbledon and for the rest of us with matt taylor. a good swathes of europe is currently searing under an unusually strong heatwave for this stage in june, all the way from north africa through to the arctic circle. we've got temperatures well above average, june records have been broken far and wide, for some as much as 20 degrees where it would be normally at this stage. the extent of that exceptional heat is shown here by the red colours

to the tennis at eastbourne where the british number one harriet dart is up against petra kvitova, itfirst set. cameron norrie is out, losing his quarterfinal to american maxime cressy in straight sets. norrie won his first grass—court match of the year in the previous round but couldn't follow it up in this one. the top seed this week going down 7—5, 7—5. there'll be an all british quarter final after wild card ryan peniston won his delayed last 16 match against spain's pedro martinez. they resumed midway through the final set this morning, after the match was suspended for bad light yesterday. it's back—to—back quarterfinals for the world number 147 who also reached the last eight at queens last week. he now faces fellow brit jack draper for a semifinal spot. bad news though for serena williams. she and partner 0ns jabeur were through to the semi—finals of the doubles, on williams�* return to tennis after a year out. they've had to withdraw today though, after an injury to jabeur. it means williams heads to wimbledon next week having played just two matches in almost a year. the lat

harriet dart will take on former world number one simona halep. at the top of the men's batting test rankings, following his fourth century of 2022 in the remarkable second test win over new zealand. root has overtaken australia's marnus labuschagne after hitting 176 in the test, following 115 in the first test and scores of 109 and 153 in the first and second tests of the tour of west indies earlier this year. gareth southgate called england's 4-0 gareth southgate called england's 4—0 thrashing by hungary chastening, the fallout continues from the home loss at the molineux photo they so far have only scored one goal in this year's nations league and yesterday's defeat was the worst loss at home in 94 years. football is emotional, people pay to come and watch. they're going to give an opinion. the team were not able to deliver tonight. my responsibility, and so, if the flak comes my way, i have to deal with that. you're not going to be the england manager, it is not realistic to have had the ride i have had for five years and not have bad nights,

helping l them as much as they can come up we don't set specific targets for those players like harriet dartst players. so that's how we look at it, we want to support as many players to do the best they can into good and to progress till the end. so the more talent we see coming through, we will continue to support them. ,., . through, we will continue to support them. . ., , ., them. there so much more but at the moment, michael, _ them. there so much more but at the moment, michael, thank— them. there so much more but at the moment, michael, thank you - them. there so much more but at the moment, michael, thank you for - moment, michael, thank you for joining us. some of the british players we're looking forward to seeing tomorrow, we talked about draper. carlos alcaraz has one, he's threw to the second round, one of the biggest talks of the day, hubert hurkacz touch is out. i'll have more for you later, but now back to the bbc sport centre. holly? wimbledon colours no less there, don't think we didn't notice that. unlike wimbledon, no closed roof at headingley — so rain did cause a delay

will face former world number one simoneaux for a place in the semifinals after the remaining harriet dart the 100 but struggled in the first set. pretty comprehensively, six games to two. he did take the second two tie—break. it means that while car is the only britt let his left in singles —— that wild card. an amazing story, this one. he beat french open finalist casper, and after that, he said he hoped his family would be very proud of his journey from surviving a rare cancer to earning that victory. looking ahead to match, here is sue barker and peter fleming. peter, looking ahead to tomorrow, ryan hissed and comes back onto court, but yesterday, what a fairy tale start it was for him. how difficult is it to pick himself up after such a big win? it difficult is it to pick himself up after such a big win?— after such a big win? it will be difficult, no _ after such a big win? it will be difficult, no question, - after such a big win? it will be| difficult, no question, because after such a big win? it will be - difficult, no question, because he was on such a high. the nice thing is he

heather watson and harriet dart both get off to the best possible start at the nottingham open, but will new weight heather watson in the next round? —— emma raducanu. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six live from downing street. borisjohnson�*s future as prime minister is in the hands of his tory mps from now — they have just started casting their ballots in a confidence vote in his leadership. the vote has been triggered after at least 5a conservative mps — or 15% of the parliamentary party — wrote letters to the head of a powerful conservative backbench committee calling for the prime minister to stand down as leader. the ballot is secret and if 180 or more vote against the prime minister, that will trigger a contest to find a new tory leader. voting has just opened and will close at 8 o'clock. the result is expected around 9 o'clock. borisjohnson is fighting his corner — he has written to conservative mps asking for their backing, saying it would "put an end to the media's favourite obsession" and let him "get on with the job". here's our political editor, chris mason, on

the quarter finals are under at eastbourne, with both cameron norrie and harriet dart in action.ternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the taliban have appealed for international support after an earthquake in afghanistan caused devastation, killing at least 1,000 people, and injuring another 1,500. doctors there have told the bbc that many children have been killed. aid agencies are rushing to get shelter, food and medicine to the worst—hit areas — but the rescue efforts have been hampered by heavy rain and a lack of resources. the country's health system was facing near collapse before the disaster — and the international community now faces questions about how far it will help a government run by ha rdline islamists. jon donnison has the latest. imagine living here, when the earthquake struck. much of the mudbrick housing in paktika province has been flattened. and the fear is that many more people could be buried under the rubble. this man shows where he was lying, when he felt the tremor. nothing is left here, our belongings are still under the rubble, we have only pull

world number one simona halep for a place in the semi—finals, after the romanian beat britain's harriet dartmiss this weekend's canadian grand prix. new design specifications mean cars bounce as they travel at speed down straights. if we start to actually see injuries of drivers while driving the cars and without incident, that's not how it should be. so, we spoke with the fia in the last race and we made the point pretty clear — that we would like to see for any options for the future, how can we improve it, so it is definitely a topic and i think it's getting quite serious. five—time olympic gold medallist laura kenny has been named as part of a 35—strong england cycling squad for this summer's commonwealth games in birmingham. the competition will pit riders against their regular team—mates — kenny won olympic madison gold alongside katie archibald in tokyo, but will be competing against the scot this summer. state of rest won the big race of the day at royal ascot, the prince of wales stakes. ridden by shane cross and trained byjoseph o'brien, the five—to—one shot finished ahead of the f

another brit, harriet dart, had her match suspended for rain for the day.yees who were sacked by yorkshire have chosen to take the county to an employment tribunal. and a judge at the tribunal has ruled that their cases are well—founded. now, yorkshire say all 16 of these sackings they made in the wake of the azeem rafiq racism scandal were justified. they do acknowledge the judge's finding that no disciplinary process was followed. they say they're accepting that in order to reduce the amount of time taken up by these tribunals. so the next step is to find a remedy. that might come in the form of an agreement between the employees and yorkshire or it might take a new hearing. either way, the fallout from what happened last winter in yorkshire could last well into this summer. and finally, it's been some year for british judoka lucy renshall. her first appearance at the olympics last summer didn't go to plan, after being eliminated in the first round. but she's one to keep an eye on for paris 2024, afterjust being made the world number one in the 63kg categ

harriet dart and heather watson are in action, before emma raducanu begins her campaign tomorrow.n excuse to build new coal mines and power plants. it comes as the united nations this morning opened a climate change conference in germany. 0ur climate editor justin rowlatt is there. justin. so climate diplomacy about momentum _ justin. so climate diplomacy about momentum and _ justin. so climate diplomacy about momentum and what _ justin. so climate diplomacy about momentum and what john - justin. so climate diplomacy about momentum and what john kerry i justin. so climate diplomacy about momentum and what john kerry isj momentum and whatjohn kerry is worried about is the war in ukraine has knocked the wind out of the sails of the process, he is worried countries are more worried about getting energy supplies and food supplies for their people than about cutting carbon emission, he says the world isn't doings enough and when we spoke whatjohn kerry is worried about is the war in ukraine has knocked the wind out of the sails of the process, he is worried countries are more worried a

harriet dart is out after she lost her quarter—final in straight sets against petra kvitova — the two—time, 6—3. it�*s the first time draper has reached a semi—final on the main atp tour. in the next couple of days, all eyes will be turning to wimbledon, as the third grand slam of the season gets under way on monday. it�*s the first time in three years that the championship will be at full capacity and players given much more freedom around the swi9 grounds. wimbledon�*s ceo sally bolton says this year feels more exciting than ever. it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be back. as a full championship this year. the players are able to stay in the accommodation - they want, they're no longer. in a minimise risk environment. you can see them walking around the grounds _ we'll have full spectators, - the weather looks like it might be set, so i think reasons to be excited about. i northern ireland�*s women will head to this summer�*s european championships on the back of a disappointing defeat, after losing their only warm—up match for the tournament. they were beaten 4—1

disappointment then for two of the british women— but far better news for harriet dart.she's reached the quarter finals after winning two matches in a day. earlier she finished off her second round match by beating world number twenty three jil teichmann. and very soon she was back on court against marta kostyuk. dart, who's ranked 103rd in the world came through that one as well. she won in three sets to set up a quarter final against petra kvitova. dan evans is out though — he was beaten in straight sets by maxime cressy. the american�*s ranked 27 places below evans but will now face cameron norrie in the last eight. jack draper's currently a set down against diego schwartzman. cricket now and england wrapped up a 3—0 series win against the netherlands today, with an eight wicket victory in the final one day international in amstelveen. jason roy hit 101 of balls off 86 balls and stand in skipper jos buttler added a quick fire 86 as england's batters dominated again. andy swiss was watching. a day which began with the first england cap for gloucestershire is david payn

harriet dart had a busy day — starting with a victory againstjil teichmann, and then was almost immediately through to win in three sets. in the men's draw, dan evans is out. he was beaten in straight sets by maxime cressy. the american's ranked 27 places below evans, but will now face britain's cameron norrie in the last eight. britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win against diego schwartzman of argentina. peniston's match against spain's pedro martinez was suspended at one—set—all. serena williams is through to the semi—finals in the doubles as she prepares to make a comeback to wimbledon after nearly a year away from the sport. together with 0ns jabeur, they beat shulo aoyama and chan hao—ching in straight sets. england have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands. they comfortably won their third and final match this afternoon, as andy swiss reports. a day which began with a first england cap for david payne. his hopes of a first wicket didn't quite go according to plan. liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunsh

britain's harriet dart made an impressive start to her first wta quarterfinal at the nottingham openopponent is the sixth seed. she has a break up in the third set. you can watch all of the nottingham open action on the bbc iplayer, or the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. austin halewood will have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. thank you very much indeed. devon and cornwall police and the marine accident investigation branch have launched parallel investigations following the recovery of two bodies from roadford lake near okehampton. the bodies of a man in his 40s and a woman in her 60s were recovered from the lake last night after a boat capsized on wednesday afternoon. a third person, a woman in her 50s, remains in a critical condition. let's get more from jenny kumah, who's in okehampton. the full details have yet to be established over what happened and the full facts have yet to be made out. that investigation is under way. on wednesday at around 130, there were around six people on a boat which capsized. four people were rescued from the water, a further t

harriet dart became the tenth british player to make it through to the second round, which is the mostwatson just one game away from victory. away from the brits, there was an easy win for novak djokovic in his second round match. he beat thanasi kokkinakis of greece in straight sets in the first match of the day on centre. patrick gearey reports. the door isn't always open for novak djokovic these days, unvaccinated and unwelcome in new york and australia, wimbledon offered him another precious chance for a grand slam title. he started the tournament slowly, but today he had his eye in. he won three of the first four games, kokkinakis was cornered, trying to remember plans and formulate answers against a man already on the next question. kokkinakis had previously described djokovic as a brick wall. wherever you hit it, it keeps bouncing back at you. until eventually the wall wins. the kind of match where you only really needed to watch half the court. when djokovic plays like this, there is very little anyone can do. in the end, kokkinakis thought it best not to look. 0n centre, there

another british hope at wimbledon is harriet dart — and she continued her fine form at the birminghamstyle of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it over the next few days or so — the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed 40 celsius. that heat will be pushing northwards into france, and eventually into southern areas of the uk, so england and wales, by the time we get to friday when that heat is likely to peak. and that means that temperatures in london and in birmingham could get over 30 celsius on friday. but further north and west across much of northern ireland and scotland, they'll stick in the low 20s in celsius. at the moment, we do still have this area of low pressure giving us swathes of cloud, some outbreaks of rain — most of it quite light and patchy — across much of western scotland, northern ireland. this will help to keep the temperatures mild here overnight tonight, but underneath the clear skies, t

yeah, great to see him back in solid form- _ meanwhile, harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottinghamareer and made a great start by taking the first set. but riske, who's ranked 7a places higher than dart, took control in the second set and then dominated the third to win and reach the semifinal. and british number one dan evans is in action right now at nottingham, he's taking on marc—andrea husler in the quarter—finals of the men's tournament. it's currently 6—a a—3 to evans. now, the climax to the premiership rugby season is almost upon us, with the playoffs getting under way this weekend. both semi—finals take place tomorrow and what games they are, both of them local derbies — saracens against harlequins and leicester taking on northampton. now, leicester were almost relegated two seasons ago, but our rugby correspondent, chrisjones, told me this is the culmination of a brilliant turnaround under head coach steve borthwick. this club has really been in the doldrums, which is so hard to get your head around when you think of the traditional success of the leicester tigers. ten ti

harriet dart and alastair grey weren't able to join the brit victory party but heather watson did, completedingpended match from day three. dan ogunshakin, bbc news that suspended match was completed here on the court on court 18. heather watson had to sleep on that overnight, that one match, one game away from the next round and she completed it. it's been an emotional couple of years for heather. she's been speaking to my colleague. honestly, i'm not taping _ speaking to my colleague. honestly, i'm not coping that _ speaking to my colleague. honestly, i'm not coping that well— speaking to my colleague. honestly, i'm not coping that well anymore. i i'm not coping that well anymore. i've got less than four hours sleep last night. and dave scheduled me tonight not before 6pm for doubles. i think they're trying to kill me. to be honest. how please review to come out and get the job done super quickly? come out and get the “ob done super cuickl ? . �* , come out and get the “ob done super cuickl? ., �* , quickly? yeah, i'm very happy. i don't think— quickly? yeah, i'm very happy. i don't think it

harriet dart capped it off with _ south coast.ment— ijust said this week we are in the entertainment business, - ijust said this week we are in the entertainment business, not- ijust said this week we are in the entertainment business, not the| entertainment business, not the sport— entertainment business, not the sport business— entertainment business, not the sport business because - entertainment business, not the sport business because it's- entertainment business, not the sport business because it's the i entertainment business, not the i sport business because it's the only way i _ sport business because it's the only way i could — sport business because it's the only way i could put— sport business because it's the only way i could put it _ sport business because it's the only way i could put it in _ sport business because it's the only way i could put it in simple - sport business because it's the only way i could put it in simple terms i way i could put it in simple terms but what — way i could put it in simple terms but

harriet dart is out.peniston in straight sets 6—3, 6—3. it's the first time draper has reached a semi final on the main atp tour. and the next time tennis fans can see serena williams on a tennis court — will be at wimbledon. that's after she — and doubles partner 0ns jabeur pulled out of their semi final at eastbourne — with jabeur unable to recoverfrom a knee injury. it means williams heads to wimbledon next week having played just two matches in almost a year. they're under way in the usa in the latest pga tour event, but another star name is missing — the four—time major winner brooks koepka is the latest player tojoin the saudi backed liv golf series. rory mcilroy who is competing this weekend, isn't impressed with the former world number one. they say one thing and they do another, and i don't understand that, and they don't know if that's for legal reasons or if they can't... i have no idea. but it's pretty duplicitous on their part to say one thing and then do another thing. are you talking about

the british number three harriet dart�*s strong run at the nottingham open is over after she lost to sunday's final. wigan eased past salford in rugby league's super league with a 30—12 victory. bevan french scored a hat—trick of tries to help move wigan warriors up to second place in the table, just two points behind leaders st helens. elsewhere, huddersfield giants beat leeds rhinos to win their fifth game in a row and are one point behind wigan. that is all from the bbc sport centre for now. hello again. we are going to see a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers this weekend, and once again most of the showers will be across northern ireland and scotland, some of them heavy, and longer expose a ring across northern scotland. very few if any showers further south and more sunshine. stronger winds on saturday, particularly windy and scotland. in the north, the winds could be touching gales force, and you will be cooler in scotland and northern ireland. in england, 22-22 . it will northern ireland. in england, 22—22 . it will not be as windy as we move into sunday. that is becaus

harriet dart is also in action at wimbledon playing.ediately happening ve on centre court. wrap nadal is the next match there. she is through to round three —— rafa nadal. heather watson will also be in action shortly — and she'll be hoping not to be on court for long. her second round match against wang qiang was suspended for bad light — with watson just one game away from victory. she is safely through to the next round. she needed one game. the match was halted by darkness yesterday. she will now play on friday. away from wimbledon, rain is frustrating england's women as they try to win their one and only test against south africa in taunton. the final day resumed on 55—3 — still 78 runs behind england's first innings total a17. at lunch they were on 1a0—5. so just ahead of england but the weather has been affecting play, with the rain expected throughout the afternoon at the venue. england open their home match against austria next wednesday. the culture secretary nadine dorries has been described as "a little bit bit disrespectful

britain's harriet dart is into her first wta quarterfinal at the nottingham open where she's playing er bryson dechambeau has turned his back on the pga golf tour, he hasjoined the new saudi funded liv golf, he is the 2020 open us champion among one of the missing player to make the switch, but he is a big character, you can find out more on that story on the bbc sport website. aia a ia roll boy has been stabbed in manchester, his mother is in hospital. it happened yesterday evening. police say the suspect the attacker was noted the victims, he still hasn't been arrested and the public are being warned not to approach him. what has happened here, greater manchester police say, is nothing short of devastating, with a ia—year—old stabbed and killed, his mother seriously injured, in what officers described it as a ferocious attack and a shocking incident. emergency services were called here to north manchester on an estate at around 9:30pm. the boy was treated for his injuries and his mother was also treated for injuries and taken to hospital. he died about one hour later, she is describ

one of nine british players through, which could be more of harriet dart in action today.84 when captain heather knight was run out. but thanks to the brilliant batting of nat sciver and debutant alice davidson—richards they fought back. both made centuries, davidson—ricards did fall in the final over of the day but england will resume in taunton on 328—6 with a 44—run lead. about dragovic getting as under way at 130, then we will see emma raducanu up against caroline garcia. she was looking so much more relaxed after that opening—round victory. then andy murray, at the age of 35, how many more chances only have to play here centre court? it is going to be a fascinating matchup when he takes on john to be a fascinating matchup when he takes onjohn izza, later. ——john izza. —— isner. that�*s all the sport for now. let�*s get more now on dame deborahjames, the cancer campaigner, blogger and podcaster, who has died of bowel cancer at the age of 40. since she was diagnosed in 2016, deborah has earned praise for her intimate, frank and often humorous account of living with the

harriet dart is taking on marta kostyuk in the last 16.sts england at the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200 metre champion, will compete in the 100 metres and the 4 by 100 relay, whilejohnson—thompson will defend the commonwealth heptathlon title that she won four years ago on the gold coast. 0lympic medallists keely hodgkinson and holly bradshaw are also in the squad. that�*s all the sport for now. the rmt have accused the transport secretary of scuppering talks. we had a response. he said this is a total life in the rmt and its generalsecretary. i total life in the rmt and its general secretary. i about absolutely nothing to do with the issuing of the letter from network rail or any request to withdraw it. understand the letter makes no mention of 2900 redundancies but i do know, if confirmed, network rail would be introducing desperately needed reforms for the industry after the union cho strike actions that are further talks, he said the rmt continues to deflect from the fact the only people respon

harriet dart was also in action.night in the nation's league after they missed out on a spot in qatar last week. it's also worth keeping an eye on the republic of ireland. they are also playing against ukraine, who were defeated by wales in that world cup play—off on sunday. these are the latest scores at the moment. goals between wales and the netherlands, it's also goalless between the republic of ireland and ukraine. scotland are up against armenia. that is just about it, but we will be back later on throughout the evening. see you then. gavin, thank you very much. now to devon. a total of six people were on the boat at the time. jen smith is there for us now. what more do we know about what happened? it looks very peaceful and calm there now, but that clearly wasn't the picture of you hours ago? == but that clearly wasn't the picture of you hours ago?— but that clearly wasn't the picture of you hours ago? -- a few hours. details are — of you hours ago? -- a few hours. details are still— of you hours ago? -- a few

harriet dart is just about to take to the court — you can watch that now on the bbc sport website.ain's economy is forecast to be the slowest growing of the world's leading economies next year, according to the think tank the oecd — organisation for economic cooperation and development. it says the cost of russia's attack on ukraine will lead to higher inflation and lower growth for at least the next year. our economics correspondent andrew verity is here. what's the forecast saying? it won't be curowin what's the forecast saying? it won't be growing at _ what's the forecast saying? it won't be growing at all, _ what's the forecast saying? it won't be growing at all, according - what's the forecast saying? it won't be growing at all, according to i be growing at all, according to their forecast, be growing at all, according to theirforecast, is 0% be growing at all, according to their forecast, is 0% growth next year. dutch this year. normally next year's prediction would be really good growth. we are used to 1—2% growth if lucky. this is in the context of bouncing back from the pa

now tennis, and a great performance from britain's harriet dart.open and reach her first wta quarterfinal. dart is nearly 100 places lower in the rankings and is the only briton left in the women's draw. andy murray's continued with his strong start to the grass—court season by reaching the quarterfinals of the stuttgart open, beating alexander bublik. murray battled through two tough sets to seal his place in the last eight. he'll face top seed stefanos tsitsipas next, as his build—up to wimbledon continues. that's all the sport for now. more for you later, but for now back to you, and eton. france is preparing to vote in parliamentary elections this weekend, a month after president emmanuel macron won a second term. his party, newly renamed renaissance, works with partners in an alliance called ensemble. its rivals are left—wingers led byjean—luc melenchon. the first round of voting this sunday will be followed by a run—off next weekend. our paris correspondent lucy williamson has been looking at what's at stake. having beaten the far—right to th

harriet dart�*s through to round three though.games in a row to snatch the victory. she then almost immediately started her last 16 encounter with ukraine's player and they are deep in the third and final set there. player and they are deep in the third and final set there. sadio mane has completed his move from liverpool to bayern munich. the 30 year—old moves to the bundesliga in a deal worth nearly 27 and a half million pounds. the senegal international spent 6 years at anfield winning the champions league, premier league, fa cup and league cup. cardiff city have held talks with gareth bale's representatives as they step up their efforts to sign the out—of—contract wales captain. the deal is not yet done however — and bale's agents are also "still in talks with lots of other clubs." dina asher—smith and katarina johnson—thompson are among the 72 athletes chosen to represent hosts england at the commonwealth games in birmingham next month. asher—smith, the world 200 metre champion, will compete in the 100 metres and the 4 by 100