we are now a step closer towards that happening after the world, number one and top seed beat holger runestraight sets. this was the first quarterfinal between two players under the age of 21, in the open era at wimbledon. rune�*s long matches at these championships, though, ultimately caught up with him as the sixth seed went out. overpowered in the end by alcaraz. up next, on friday for the spanish the 27—year—old american has lit up these championships. the world number 43 coming from nowhere to reach the last eight he took medvedev, the third seed, to five sets and at one stage had the momentum with him. but the russian, who's finally made the breakthrough on grass, is into his first wimbledon thursday will see the women's semi—finals and ons jabeur is there after she beat the defending champion elena rybakina in three sets, avenging last year's defeat to her in the final. rybakina did take the narrow first set, but jabeur didn't relent and after last year's disappointment, now looks well placed to get her hands on the title she wants more than any other. final, though, she'll have to

we are a step closer towards that happening after the world number one and top seed beat holger rune in straight sets. this was the first quarterfinal between two players under the age of 21 in the open era at wimbledon. rune�*s long matches at this championship though ultimately caught up with him as the sixth seed went out overpowered by alcaraz. next on friday for the spanish player in the semifinals will be daniil medvedev who ended chris eubanks�* fairytale run at wimbledon. the 27—year—old american has lit up these championships, the world number 43 coming from nowhere to reach the last eight on his wimbledon debut, taking medvedev, the third seed, to five sets and at one stage had momentum with him but the russian who has finally made the breakthrough on grass is into his first wimbledon semifinal. before that, thursday will see the women's semifinals and ons jabeur is there after she beat defending champion elena rybakina in three sets, avenging last year's defeat to her in the final, rybakina taking the narrow first set but jabeur didn't relent. after last yea r�*s disappoint

next up sixth seed holger rune. it is not easy.er losing the first set, a new i was going to have my chances and stay focused. something that i am working on, to stay focused and don't lose my mind. i am really, really happy after a really, really happy after a really great match. well defending champions novak djokovic and elena rybakina are also in to the quarters and so is the american outsider christopher eubanks who provided the big upset of the day. from the all england club, here's chetan pathak. the quarter—final lineup is complete and yet again novak djokovic is there, after winning infour djokovic is there, after winning in four sets. djokovic is there, after winning infoursets. he djokovic is there, after winning in four sets. he was ready to set to love up when they resumed. he dropped the third set. but he could not keep up the momentum, his opponent and novak djokovic broke serve in the fourth set. american christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of the championship. whelled 43rd and having the week of his lif

next up — sixth seed holger rune. you know, it's not easy, you know?ing the first set, i knew that i was going to have my chances, you know, to stay focused, to stay there. that something that i'm working working on, you know, to stay focused, you know, don't lose my mind, maybe. and i think i did great, you know, in that part, i'm really, really happy to come back after a great match. well defending champions novak djokovic and elena rybakina are also in to the quarters —and so is the american outsider christopher eubanks who provided the big upset of the day. from the all england club , here's chetan pathak and so the quarter final line up is complete. and yet again, novak djokovic is there. he saw off poland's hubert hurkacz in four sets. it was already 2—0 up when play resumed earlier on center court, djokovic did drop the third set against her coach, who of course, put roger federer out a couple of years ago, but he couldn't keep up that momentum. djokovic finally broke serve in the fourth set and goes through to play russia's andrei rublev. in th

next up sixth seed holger rune. it is not easy.fter losing the first set, i knew i was going to have my chances and stay focused. something that i am working on, to stay focused and don't lose my mind. i did great. i am really, really happy after a really great match. well defending champions novak djokovic and elena rybakina are also in to the quarters and so is the american outsider christopher eubanks who provided the big upset of the day. from the all england club, here's chetan pathak. the quarter—final lineup is complete and yet again novak djokovic is there. he saw off poland's hubert hurkacz in four sets, in the end. he was already two sets to love up when play resumed earlier on centre court. djokovic did drop the third set against hubert hurkacz, who of course put roger federer out a couple of years ago, but he could not keep up that momentum, djokovic broke serve in the fourth set and goes through to play russia's andrey rublev in the last eight. american christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of the championshi

the two youngest men to play a quarterfinal at wimbledon in the open, carlos alcaraz and holger rune.g. we are also getting under way with the wheelchair tennis as well and that is of hewitt trying to win his first wimbledon singles title. he plays his opening match today, as does his doubles partner, gordon reid. we have that to look forward to. in the mixed doubles, disappointment for britain. the first british pair in the quarterfinals since 1983 and in the quarterfinals since 1983 and in the last hour, they have gone out. the women's ashes is back under way with the first of the three one day internationals taking place in bristol. australia lead the series 6—4, meaning england can't afford to lose the women's ashes is back under way ben, hows it going? what's happened so far? it was a very good start in the very first over. the first ball went four for australia after electing to bat but the captain of australia was then lbw to kate cross. not given out initially. england used one of their reviews and the captain had to head back to the pavilion. a very good start for england but

spanish superstar moved into the wimbledon semi—finals for the first time beating danish sixth seed holger runeon the womens side, ons jabeur avenged her defeat in last year's final after seeing off defending champion elena rybakina in the last eight. chetan pathak rounds up the day's action. the talk before these championships was for carlos alcaraz, novak djokovic final. we are still closer towards the happening of the world number one and top seed bead olga rubin in straight sets. this was the first quarter—final between two players under the age of 21 in the open era at wimbledon with rune�*s long jetty chips at this tournament, as the sixth leader went out overpowered by our careers. next on friday for the spanish player in the semi—finals will be daniil medvedev and that chris eubanks fairytale won at wimbledon. 27—year—old american is lit up in these championships, the world number 43 coming from nowhere to reach the last eight on his wimbledon debut, taking medvedev, the 13th of five sets and at one stage had momentum with him but the russian who has finally made the breakthrough on gra

alcaraz has reached the semifinals for the first time at s&w 19 after beating fellow 20-year-old holger rune. the spaniard produced a dominant performance in only his fourth appearance on the grass. it will be facing daniil medvedev in the last four, who ended chris eubanks' dream run. ons jabeur got her revenge for her defeat in last year's final defeating elena rybakina. dominating the decided set -- dominated the deciding set. she will be facing aryna sa balenka, who eased past madison keys. she did not compete at the tournament last year due to a band of russian and belarusian players following moscow's invasion of ukraine. just over a week to go now until the women's world cup in australia and new zealand. all 32 teams competing are carrying out final preparations. united states quite hoping to win three consecutive titles is training in new zealand where they will be playing group stage games. they will be kicking off against vietnam in group e in july. captain alex morgan spoke about the mood in the camp. let's take a listen. >> as you land in the host country and prepare for a world

straight sets against holger rune but he was more troubled by matteo berrettini.a tough match member alcaraz has a good matchup. we look forward to that, it should be more competitive than the last semifinal we have seen and it will get going underneath that roof on centre court in a short while. thank ou ve centre court in a short while. thank you very much- _ centre court in a short while. thank you very much. you _ centre court in a short while. thank you very much. you can _ centre court in a short while. thank you very much. you can follow - centre court in a short while. thank you very much. you can follow all i centre court in a short while. thank| you very much. you can follow all of the coverage from wimbledon across the coverage from wimbledon across the bbc and online. now to football and arsenal have completed the signing of netherlands internationaljurrien timber. the defender has joined from ajax for 50 and a half million dollars on a long—term deal. we're still waiting to hear about declan rice's move to arsenal which is expected to be completed lat

he could be looking at a wimbledon semifinal, where either carlos alcaraz or holger rune that will await serve in that one. it is 2-2. both going with serve in that one. it is 2—2. both these men 20 years old. this is the first quarterfinal between two men under the age of 21 in the open era at wimbledon. let me tell you what is happening in the wheelchair events. britain's alfie hewett is playing right behind me on court 1a. he has taken the first set. alfie hewett is trying to win his first wimbledon�*s singles title. he has won all the other majors except this one. frustration for britain, as three other players are all out. what a story that would be for chris eubanks. cricket, and england's women need 264 to win their first of three odi against australia and level of the ashes. england got off to a good start with kate cross taking the early wicket, lbw, in the first over. sophie ecclestone with a spectacular catch. england did well to restrict australia to 263, but will be hoping five missed catches and a missed stumping of beth mooney will not come back to haunt them. sorry to cut

the way he saw of holger rune in straight sets. ten plays and he made it look so easy. he has adapted so well in the last three weeks since the start of queen's since he won that title. with each match i feel is more comfortable with the movement, he knows how to use all of his weapons. the drop shots, the slices, the power. i think he could really give novak djokovic a challenge tomorrow. i can't wait for that matchup, just to see how the young gun at 20 is going to play against novak who has so much experience and is going after number 24. it has been such a closed shop in terms of the men's title, are you ultimately thinking this is going djokovic's way? at the end of the day, if i had to put £1 on it i would put it on djokovic. but i'm hoping that it is going to be competitive and i think because of how alcaraz has been playing the last three or more matches, i think it will be. tracy austin, thank you. that is tracy austin speaking to me a short while ago. let's bring you up—to—date with british success at wimbledon. 0n up—to—

but first, he must get past denmark�*s holger rune, who�*s the same age.improved very, very, a lot. and very quickly. 0n the subject of knowing each other well, the pick of today�*s ladies quarterfinals is between elena rybakina and 0nsjabeur, a repeat of last year�*s final. the tunisian will be hoping for a different result. sometimes playing someone like elena, who serves really well. it could be frustrating. you know, me, i would get angry, but i�*ll try to accept the fact that she serves so good and try to return good and then and see what i can do there. meanwhile, on court number one, this year�*s break—out star, the usa�*s chris eubanks, at six foot seven, he�*s pretty hard to miss — the new kid on the block. even fellow americans are trying to dig up information about him. i did google him the other night. played in college in the us, which is awesome and he's a growing star. usually our guys don�*t do too well in wimbledon, but we got a guy in the quarterfinals, so hopefully chris takes it up for us today. hello. today may well be about the future

he was up against fellow 20—year—old holger rune.s is over allegations of payments for sexually explicit photographs. our media editor katie razzall is here. where does this leave the bbc? ut has been five days of turmoil, front—page news, cameras outside the bbc every day, the bbc called liars in the sun and suffering reputational damage and an unnamed presenter whose name was all over social media with his name in the merger. throughout we have said the story is complex and in a sense it is no less complex now the presenter has been named as huw edwards. many viewers will be shattered that a presenter who has been with them in their homes via the tv is struggling and in hospital, and the family at the centre of these allegations, trying to protect the young person, their loved one, may also be suffering. looking to the future, as dominic said, we might find huw edwards calls on lawyers and he has a case against the sun, but he faces allegations of misconduct notjust from the sun and perhaps others including the bbc. they are not cr

the way he saw of casper runa tilly or holger rune in straight sets.de it look so easy. he has adapted so well in the last three weeks since the start of queen's since he won that title. with each match i feel is more comfortable with the movement, he knows how to use all of his weapons. the drop shots, the slices, the power. i think he could really give novak djokovic a challenge tomorrow. i can't wait for that matchup, just to see how the young gun at 20 is going to play gets novak who has so much experience and is going after number 24. much experience and is going after number24. it much experience and is going after number 21n— much experience and is going after number24. , , . ., . number 24. it has been such a closed sho in number 24. it has been such a closed shop in terms — number 24. it has been such a closed shop in terms of _ number 24. it has been such a closed shop in terms of the _ number 24. it has been such a closed shop in terms of the men's _ number 24. it has been such a closed shop in terms of the men's title, - shop in terms of th

top seed carlo alcaraz faces his old doubles partner holger rune in the wimbledon quarterfinals todayion pounds move from chelsea to ac milan. and jonas vingegaard retains his overall lead in the tour de france ahead of stage ii which is expected to end in a bunch sprint. later on, thames water bosses will be facing questions from mps, we will get a bit of that. and also, your questions to mp5, it is angela rayner and oliver dowden today on premises questions. but right now, ten o'clock, who have we got? andrea leadsom for the conservatives, thangam debbonaire from labour, shadow leader of the micro, and labour defence spokesperson comes to leaf. now, we've got the nato summit, mortgages, our rivers, our seas. loads to talk about. of great substance. so, get in touch. and send us a text. tell is your name and where you are from. get your messages in now. 0k, ok, this bbc presenter, this story, stories seem to be tumbling out at the moment, is it any of our business? nicole in derbyshire, natasha in huddersfield, paul gilbert is still with us. really interesting what you're saying as w

alcaraz knocking out finalist matteo berrettini yesterday, and will play denmark's holger rune in theold great britain have won at the championships. and before we go, a little proof that we all have some sporting talent, within. court numberone. wimbledon yesterday. medvedev in action. wait for it... as the ball flies off his opponents racket, this guy only went and caught it in his glass. a fairly full glass at that... is that like the equivalent of winning _ is that like the equivalent of winning wimbledon? how is that like the equivalent of winning wimbledon? is that like the equivalent of winnin: wimbledon? ., ., winning wimbledon? how did he not aet wet? i winning wimbledon? how did he not get wet? i don't _ winning wimbledon? how did he not get wet? i don't think _ winning wimbledon? how did he not get wet? i don't think there - winning wimbledon? how did he not get wet? i don't think there was - get wet? i don't think there was very much _ get wet? i don't think there was very much left _ get wet? i don't think there was very much left in _ get wet? i don't think there was ver

he was up against fellow 20 —year—old holger rune.might not last long for welsh side, the new saints. they were beaten 3—1 by swedish club bk hacken in gothenburg, and now have lots to do in the second leg next tuesday. defeat as well for northern irish side larne, as they were beaten 1—0 by hjk helsinki. it was another stage to rememberfor belgian cyclist jasper philipsen, as he picked up his fourth win of this year's tour de france. with the finish line in sight, philipsen made his move, and timed his sprint to perfection, coming out on top in a frantic finish — a win that extends his lead in the sprinter�*s green jersey. jonas vingegaard remains the overall race leader. now, she's still only 29, but holly arnold has done it again, winning a fifth title in a row, at the para athletics world championships. and it was a performance to remember too in the f—a6 javelin, as she threw a season's best of a1.06 metres. the victory comes ten years after arnold won her first world title, and it's great britain's fourth gold of the games. ther