holly's daughter later saw on theicews that offs were searching for the owner. it was returned yesterday. so happy the fmily found that precious, precious heirloom. >> one of those things that has so many memories tied to it.i ave my grandfather's flag.

this is hollie dodd.ng all the way. i went to meet hollie and her dad to find out more about rugby league‘s rising star. i never even touched a rugby ball before until year 7 and then people, my pe staff, were telling me to get down to rugby and ijust fitted in straight away, really. i have not always been in rugby league. i used to be a ballroom dancer when i was younger but then, around about five years ago, i started watching and playing rugby and i've been watching finals and things ever since. what a contrast between sports. i just can‘t believe where we‘re at today, compared to where we were when we were going out buying dance dresses, dance shoes and stuff like that. now we have about 50 rugby balls in our garage at home. from tango to tackles and sparkles to studs, hollie‘s castleford coach thinks she is one in a million. she's undoubtedly the best 16—year—old i've seen. i have been involved in this sport a very long time and for me she is an absolute silent assassin. she is classy, she's fast, sh

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speaking of big tech in washington, josh holly is going to war with silicon valley.he lawmaker introduced a bill that was stripped tech companies of the immunity they received from legal liability for user content. his idea to make big tech companies prove their political neutrality to maintain you maintain neutrality failed to be taken seriously. trump praised the bill before a group of lawmakers. this is a -- this as the company continues to face criticism for conservative voices. what do you make of the ascension of josh holly. >> he has made the splash in washington in the tech policy world before introducing that bill, which got a lot of skepticism from conservatives who said that giving the government too much power. the tech companies were very wary of what josh holly has done so far. they cherish that immunity. it's how they operate, it's how they get protected from lawsuits. he has definitely become controversial very quickly. >> josh holly at the social media summits with the president yesterday had some very strong words. they got these special deals from

hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture experimental musician and composer holly hunter is my guest in a minute also coming up cumberlands legendary techno club scene survive gentrification will ravers sued find themselves without a dance floor. and a prize winning photographer as beautiful yet unsettling photos of the art. but we begin with holly herndon musician composer and i would call her experimental sound artist she's played in bands but in more recent years she's been a solo artist although on how the latest album she has recruited a rather special collaborator and not a human was. all about that in a minute after we hear a taster from the album proteome. and holly hand is here within the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and lynn.

but we begin with holly musician composer i would cold experimental sound all taste she's played in bands but the more recent is she's been a solo artist although on how the latest album she has recruited to rock the special collaboration a not a human was. all about that in a minute after we hear a taste from the album protel. and holly hand is here would be in the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and lynne until recently and i just got your doctorate from stanford university may be the 1st to call you dr. in composition gracia license and you've moved sort of permanently it's about lynn so what's the attraction of. all of course i was drawn to the vast music community here but also there seems to really be a public appetite for critical music and culture oh ok very true now on your latest album protests if there are other musicians your sort of office but you use other musicians but you have enlisted the help of an ai machine that is fascinated me and that you create is called sporn. why did you want to do this well so i've been a laptop musician for

hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture experimental musician and composer holly hand and is my guest in a minute also coming up camberley legendary techno club scene survive gentrification or will ravers soon find themselves without a dance floor. and a prize winning photographer as beautiful get unsettling photos of the art. but we begin with holly musician composer i would call her experimental sound artist she's played in bands but in more recent years she's been a solo artist although on how the latest album she has recruited a rather special collaborator and not a human was. all about that in a minute after we hear a taster from the album proteome. and holly hand is here would be in the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and.

the tech companies were very wary of what josh holly has done so far. they cherish that immunity.t's how they operate, it's how they get protected from lawsuits . he has definitely become controversial very quickly. >> josh holly at the social media summits with the president yesterday had some very strong words. dealsot these special from the government, a special giveaway. theiry want to keep special deal here is the bargain, they have to quit discriminating against conservatives. this is a familiar argument we have been hearing for some time. does having the president backing holly taking on this particular issue mean that anything might actually change? >> i don't think so. republican lawmakers and president donald trump have repeatedly talked and complained about bias by tech companies. lighte to see meaningful dish meaningful legislation get a lot of traction. what we are seeing is a political dynamic where they are going to complain about alleged companies, buth not necessarily do much policy wise to address that issue. >> naomi makes for us in washington. not the only is o

this is hollie dodd. atjust 16 years old, she has the world at her feet.dad to find out more about rugby league's rising star. i'd never even touched a rugby ball before, until year 7 and then people, my pe staff, were telling me to get down to rugby and i just fitted in straightaway, really. i haven't always been in rugby league. i used to be a ballroom dancer when i was younger but then, around about five years ago, i started watching and playing rugby and i've been watching finals and things ever since. what a contrast between sports. i just can't believe where we're at today, compared to where we were when we were going out buying dance dresses, dance shoes and stuff like that. now we have about 50 rugby balls in our garage at home. from tango to tackles and sparkles to studs, hollie's castleford coach thinks she is one in a million. she's undoubtedly the best 16—year—old i've seen. i have been involved in this sport a very long time, and for me she is an absolute silent assassin. she's classy, she's fast, she's got great skills. if she's not in an eng

ben hollis, aged just 19. he left his home in leicester last august and ben has just arrived in brisbane after travelling 18,000 kilometres, that's just over 11,000 miles on two wheels. this along thatjourney he has crossed 30 different countries and has survived on a budget of £7.50 a day. that makes last summer's 100 miles, your 100 miles looks a little short by comparison. but quite a heroic effort last year, still talking about it here! this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news... north korea test fired another two missiles. we will speak to a former cia operative about donald trump's approach to dealing with kim jong un. and a warning from climate change experts that the uk needs to plant more trees.

halifax mp holly lynch said the numbers are still too high.next few minutes, we'll be hearing from two emergency workers, both of whom have been victims of violence, as well as the labour mp holly lynch who campaigned for the legislation. stay with us for that. at least 20 people are reported to have died in a fire at an animation studio in the japanese city of kyoto. eyewitnesses described a loud explosion followed by an inferno that rapidly engulfed the building. a man has been detained and taken to hospital with injuries. a bbc investigation has found a big increase in the number of primary school children being referred to mental health services. freedom of information requests reveal a near 50% rise over three years in referrals from pupils aged 11 and under. the royal college of psychiatrists says the figures are deeply worrying. the department for education says it is determined to improve mental health support. new drivers could be banned from travelling at night as part of plans to improve road safety in england. the department for tr

she i516 today, holly, she's not been allowed today, holly, she's not been allowed to play because ofns until she wa516. so in a cup final for castleford, she's a real talent for castleford, she's a real talent for the future, 5he for castleford, she's a real talent for the future, she makes her debut. what a night she'd be having tonight, celebrating her birthday and looking ahead to that tomorrow. her coach thinks she's a real 5tar of the future, a potential england player. castleford them5elve5 of the future, a potential england player. castleford themselves a very warm favourites to win that. leed5 w011 warm favourites to win that. leed5 won last year, but calsa for this year have signed some good players and they will be very warm favourites to win that one. but the highest profile game that the women's game has had. at women's super league has come on leap5 women's game has had. at women's super league has come on leaps and bound5 recently, but this will be live streamed on bounds recently, but this will be live streamed on bbc on the red button, the highest profile game they've

>> there is peanut butter and jelly and dog food >> reporter: locked and loaded this is the moment holly and jim have been waiting for after inventing what they call bear proof canister >> reporter: are you nervous >> we have been working on this for about a year >> reporter: the number of bears have grown in years. a big part of the problem, they'thei incredible sense of smell. >> they can smell up to 18 miles away >> reporter: that's why they started this bear product testing. >> reporter: companies making anything from cooler and backpacks to see if they are bear resistance. >> this is the only place in the world where you are product testing in front of a live audience >> money on the bear >> reporter: yes you guys are the only one that's roing for this, huh? >> reporter: if a product lasts more than an hour without breaking, a grizzlies proof certificati certification. this grizzly, the bear of bad news one of his friends smacked on the lens those bear testers are all brought here from the wild after too many close calls from humans >> tbears are going to come back >> reporter: with

melissa: here to react, holly turner and kristie setzer. thanks to both of you joining us., let me start with you, kind of a middle of the road position, when you look at details as far as the democrats are concerned, saying undocumented immigrants would be allowed to purchase coverage in the aca marketplace although they wouldn't be eligible for any federal subsidies. how does that play? >> this middle of the road option is not something a lot of americans are going to like and support when they see the price tag on it. look, i think when we have these other stories about homelessness and medical needs going unmet across the country adding things in like allowing undocumented immigrants to participate even without the federal funding, it is still going to cost americans. it is going to increase wait times, things like that. i don't see americans really jumping on to this. melissa: christie, on the other hand he says to double investment in community health care centers. that is something that might address some of the problems that holly just talked about, more of the sort

. >> what holly goodman felt was the 6.4 quake. we saw the damage it caused. marshall's was having the building stability checked. big lots had the roof and parts of the merchandise on the floor. nothing compared to a sudden end of the musical. holly's children were in the play and audience. >> i was doing my dance and then all of a sudden the floor started to shake. i didn't know what was happening. i thought the stage was collapsing. >> it was just pandemonium. kids screaming, parents yelling for their kids. >> it was quite a scene. we are told that one child was hurt either jumping or falling off the stage, hurting their ankle. the trauma is not over yet. coming up at 6:00, we will talk about the aftershocks that hit today. live in ridgecrest, nbc bay area news. >> terrifying video. thank you. we are still getting images of damage and plain messes from the shaking. matthew sent in this picture of his "star wars" room. you can see a lot of his collectibles on the floor. a big clean up at the ridgecrest library. they put books back on the shelves after that e

this is hollie dodd. atjust 16 yea rs old this is hollie dodd. she is going all the way. i went to meet holly and her dad. i never even touched a rugby ball before until year 7 touched a rugby ball before until year7and touched a rugby ball before until year 7 and then they were telling me to get down to rugby and i fit in straightaway. i have not always been in rugby league. i used to be in ballroom dancing when i was younger then i started watching rugby and then i started watching rugby and the finals and watching ever since. it is incredible where we are today compared to dance dresses and dance shoes. now we have 50 rugby balls. from tango to tackles and sparkles to studs, hollie dodd mahmoud abbas coach thinks she is one in a million. i have been involved in this spot very long time and she is an absolute assassin. she is classy, fast and has a great skill. it is not in an england team in the next couple of years i will be very surprised. she will make history by becoming the youngest person ever to play in the challenge cup final. because

holly's daughter later saw on theicews that offs were searching for the owner. it was returned yesterday. so happy the fmily found that precious, precious heirloom. >> one of those things that has so many memories tied to it.i ave my grandfather's flag. i can't imagine losing that. >> part of him that you have. >> exactly. >>> still ahead a little more tha a day after news broke of that capital one bank hack, there are new suggestions for people's whose information may have been compromised. >> we're working with you for details how to keep your info safe. >>> plus, drama on capitol hill. a nominee for a top military position defends himself against accuaations of sex assault while his accuser sitsn the room. what she had to say afterwards when news 4 today continues. >>> welcome back. u.s. oast guard wants you to know about the dangers ofmb cliing aboard an illegal charter boat. military leaders discuss how passengers can identify and i reportegal charters in annapolis yesterday. boats that op rate without a license may not have proper safety gear. that include

i know he held a social media forum where he praised senator holly's efforts on legislation which i would assume is the bill about a political bias. >> do you personally take a stand on what should happen here? >> i'll take the caveat and i'm not speaking on behalf of the naval academy and dod. what i think needs to be done is all sides are raising really important issues and we have a lot of anecdotes and we have a lot of contradicting anecdotes and what i would stress most importantly is that section 230 is so fundamental to the infrastructure of how the ecosystem has been belt that it's not -- it's not something that can change. it's something that we have to really, really carefully consider how to change it if we're going to. >> is there a middle ground here between the status quo and creating a federal online content liability czar that gets to decide what's fair and what's not? >> i think there are a lot of different options and one option which would be great is to require better transparency among the platform so we can first find out what actually are they doing? are these resul

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two weeks ago that flag fell out of holly's truck while he was moving. navy veteran tom jarrett foula the f along a busy stretch of central avenue in prince george's county. jarrett immediately knew it was significant to somebody because it was folded in shattered display case. he turned it in to police. holl s daughter learned about the flag's discovery through news reports. happy ending there. >>er god. nice he tat family reunited with something so important. >>> so tomorrow morning soundsl we'll be okay. >> actually, you'll get about nine hours of sleep. take the umbrella out with you. take the umbrella tomorrow morning. you will not need it in the morning hours. you probably won't even need it for lunch. that means you can probably get lunch outdoors. but you may need it by the time you're getting home and taking the kids home o. ake a look at what's going on right now. take a look at this. chopper 4 was up over parts of montgomery county. >> look at that. >> ac sally shot thisrm up in york, pennsylvania. thanks chopper 4 for getting that for us. tha

this is the moment holly and jim have been waiting for after inventing what they hope is say grizzly-proofback packers like themselves. >>> are you a little nervous? >> i'm a little nervous, a little excited we've been working on this about a year >> reporter: the number of bear/human encounters have risen in recent years. pools, homes, stores a big problem, says expert randy gravet their incredible sense of smell. >> their sense of smell is the greatest they have a bear can smell up to 18 miles away >> reporter: that's why the center started the bear product testing program. companies that make everything from coolers to garbage cans to back packs pay to see if their products are bear resistant. within minutes, the bears start getting nosy >> this has to be only one of the places in the world where you do product testing in front of a live audience over there. >> sadly a lot of times they root for the bears >> you have the money on the bear >> on the bear >> on the bear >> yeah. >> reporter: they're rooting for the bears and you guys are probably the only ones rooting for this, right? >>

. ♪ have a holly jolly christmas >> why some say the most stressful time of the year is just a couplef weeks away. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. let's get right to that breaking news. puerto rico's embattled governor is stepping down after nearly two weeks of massive protests. >> in a major about-face, governor ricardo rossello made that announcement on facebook shortly before midnight announcing that he will leave office next friday on august 2nd. >> protesters started cheering, waving flags and singing after hearing that the governor had decided to quit. residents of the u.s. territory had vowed to keep protesting until he stepped down. [ cheers ] overnight celebrations on the streets of san juan, puerto rico. the island's embattled governor announcing his resignation in a late night facebook post. the crowds erupting after the announcement. abc's victor oquendo is there. >> the governor just made it official moments ago, and the streets here erupted. this is the happiest we've seen this crowd in nearly two weeks. that's the governor's mansion just that way. they'll be celebr

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gabriel christian that holly your earth was shown blindfolded and shackled to a chair.olice say was to prevent him from seeing evidence in the case rome's republican newspaper called it an affront to the moral values that hold up our democracy. police say the incident began when the boy stole a backpack from a man after he allegedly sold them fake drugs. the man reported the theft to police who sent an undercover officer. the boys reportedly told a judge that church yellow did not say he was an officer and that he attacked them. these pictures show them at the time of their arrest at a luxury hotel less than 100 yards away. police say they discovered a knife stashed in a ceiling panel and that it was the one elder used to stab the officer 11 times. the tell your thing is not accused of actually stabbing the officer but under italian law. >>well anyone participating in the killing can be charged with murder. >>story tonight round 2 of the democratic debates is getting underway right now, but president trump already has an idea of who 2020 opponent will be. >>we'll be sli

was her restaurant her sister holly joined with other friends to celebrate their brother who was also working as a waiter there. the attackers opened fire on the rest front. they didn't need it. for hours or that in his arms she had been shot in the head and died later in hospital. i am going to meet with the brother of holland and of their 2 sisters who died on the 13th. and the rest and each year she felt i needed a message n.j.e. . to plead locked in a 1000 of them the chance at the b.b.c. was in on this one final. question she is you. know you are that it is this one and she didn't do it in this account that if you got a strong book on clinical studies assist in this area then and you have one. great speech or a quote in your sentiments so that i mean it. can i say can be seen as an issue she shipped in the trash at age 28 of us on the image each other so i don't need to get in the presence of swat i can make this in the day that it has a man as he. should be off on some issues from the same differences in the possible confusion and fear of junk at home he has always been a soft e

no one thinks holly is an anti-semite.y, they probably would've been upset a few years ago when president obama said this. >> it should be noted that this new international elite, the professional class that supports them, difference in respects from the ruling aristocracy. a deeper percentage consider themselves liberal politics. modern cosmopolitans. >> tucker: it was true when obama said it. it was true and senator holly says it. thanks for coming on. so, did we miss described that? you are being called an anti-semites for describing many of our elites as not attached to united states. >> i guess that's right there what i've learned is that when it comes to liberals, there's only one thing that they love more than being elitist and that is accusing everybody else of being bigots. in order to shutdown speech, in order to diss and value of the beauty of the american people. they say the you are a bigoted, racist, because they don't want to admit what they've done. i don't want a new admit what their policies have done her

arms embargo after 4 of its anti-tank missiles were found during a raid on libyan award holly for how to base on the outskirts of tripoli. a us house representatives oversight committee hearing is looking into the deteriorating conditions in detention centers at the southern border with mexico house democrats have toured some of the facilities and say the state of the migrants is demoralizing. we touch 300 cities we need to be on a big old because this is the only thing government felt this is like you can actually people it was do or a line of dehumanizing them only just the mere show we love in your show we don't want to hear that brought the problem down. we are reaching the generation of children that will never forget what we did to them this type of trauma kids go away in the new proposal this kind of trauma not only the centuries in our country and no amount of the fault here i mean we always want to call it a no no mother told you to make up for what we did to a whole generation these are children who are going to be 607080 years old girl remember exactly what you know you see

holly hamilton, thank you.he british racer go in for a pit change for his tyres. vet all picked up a ten second penalty for shunting a max of a stamp on's red ball. —— vettel got a penalty for hitting max verstappen's red bull car. lewis hamilton stretched his lead to 39 points. an epic sundae of sport. that is all your support for now. back to you, martin. —— back to you, martine. this week marks 50 years since man first landed on the moon, and if it wasn't for a ground—breaking british invention, we may never have got there. a scientist at cambridge university developed the fuel cell which provided the electricity to power part of the apollo 11 space craft. here's our science correspondent richard westcott. tucked away on board apollo 11, just behind neil armstrong is a small device without which president nixon said they would not have reached the moon. and here is one part of it. it does not look much. this is a classic example of an object that looks so simple on the outside, incredibly complex on the insi

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and holly and it's have would be in the studio welcome now you've been dividing your time between california and lynne until recently and i just got your doctorate from stanford university may be the 1st to call you dr. composition congratulations and you've moved sort of permanently it's about then so what's the attraction of. all of course i was drawn to the bathroom is a community here but also there seems to really be a public appetite for critical music and culture oh ok very true now on your latest album protests. there are other musicians you're sort of office but you use other musicians but you have enlisted the help of an ai machine that is fascinated me and that you create is called spoke. why did you want to do this well so i've been a laptop musician for about 10 years now and so working with machine learning really felt like kind of the next step and so i started processing my own voice digitally trying to find a way to make a laptop perform it. it's more embodied and so i always dreamed of having a vocal ensemble where i could process other voices and i thought why not add anot

holly, thank you so much. ido confident. holly, thank you so much. days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — tanks roll down the streets of the nation‘s capital — but don‘t panic — they‘re here for president trump‘s july 4th celebrations. and another day on the campaign trail. borisjohnson and another day on the campaign trail. boris johnson and jeremy and another day on the campaign trail. borisjohnson and jeremy hunt have been up north making their pitch to conservative party members. we are going to be speaking to two of them to hear their thoughts. that is going to come. good evening. another day of north and south contrasts. blue skies overhead in the south. it encouraged people onto the beach here. grey skies, rain and a cool breeze to the north. that kept people away from the beach in aberdeenshire. gaps in the beach in aberdeenshire. gaps in the rain to the east. the rain will ease for a time. in north—westerly breeze. cloud in northern ireland. a bit of high cloud in the skies above central and sou

justice in libya says 60 people were killed in the air strike which has been blamed on the warlord holly for hafter but he says the target was a weapons step and not the migrant center talks have resumed between sudan's opposition and the ruling military genter on transferring power to a civilian led government negotiations collapsed a month ago after security forces raided a city in protest killing dozens of demonstrators the talks in the capital khartoum are being mediated by the african union and is here here in representatives of all any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council it is the point regarding the head of the council because both sides agreed to a civilian majority it was suggested $8.00 to $7.00 and it was then adjusted to $5.00 and $5.00 plus one and that would be 6 civilians and 5 military. we also said that there has to be a deadline to these negotiations we suggest 72 hours the sudanese people and we don't have the space to keep dragging these endless negotiations. north korea has accused the us

holly, thank you.ramifications for the uk and all across the world. the leader of the conservative party will be announced just after we think about 11:a5am. one of these two men — jeremy hunt or borisjohnson — will be voted in, after a ballot of about 160,000 tory party members. we are expecting that result at around 11:a0 this morning from the queen elizabeth ii conference centre in westminster. and then we can expect the new conservative leader‘s first speech just afterwards at 11:50. the winner will officially become prime minister on wednesday. with me now is the conservative mp nigel evans. we are all going to look rather foolish if it is in borisjohnson. it has happened over the last three yea rs it has happened over the last three years and its cost another prime minister herjob. the problem for whoever becomes the next prime minister is essentially the problems haven‘t gone away and the numbers are the same. yet. the first thing boris will have to do is pull some of those knives out of his bac

holly care has now built its 1st factory on the outskirts of the capital vento and employs 15 maybe and full time they don't just produce the building blocks they also build entire private houses mainly for private farms and lodges the government is also very interested talks are currently underway about orders for residential areas. back in germany the company has ambitious plans in a few years it wants to be doing business with its polymer concrete in 30 countries and their hardest continues to tinker to improve the formula the in i know it was for the end of when we see it as a challenge to become a little greener than we are today and yet still today we use a polyester resin consisting of 38 percent recycled petey's bottles and we hope that one day we'll be able to work with a bio polymer and can i just hopes that in a few years time polymer concrete homes like this will also be available in germany directly from d.i.y. stores with a price tag to match that of a midsize car. now through some of the other business stories that are making headlines the e.u. has agreed to penalize turk

but there were no such problems for many other former and current champions and holly hamilton wrapsom the king of the grass to the queen of the courts, day two was littered with tennis royalty. not to mention the duchess of cambridge who was courtside today. and the number two seed, roger federer proved to everybody why his reign is not coming to an end anytime soon, bidding for his ninth title here. he survived a scare after losing the opening set to lloyd harris before cranking up the pressure in the next three sets and progressing to the second round to i struggled early on and felt a bit frozen like my legs we re and felt a bit frozen like my legs were not going and it felt like it was a bit heavy out there. the ball was a bit heavy out there. the ball was not going when i was hitting it andi was not going when i was hitting it and i thought he was hitting big and then the next, you know, things happen very quickly and i thought he did quite well. and that may nervous for a set and a half and that break in the second set was very crucial for turning things around and then i got

holly hamilton has more from wimbledon.o fair to say the women's draw is wide open at the business end of the tournament. we started the day with five of the top ten seeds and now we're down to just two. world number one ashleigh barty was first to go, knocked out by american allison riske. party took the first set but allison riske took into a decider to win the biggest victory of her career. getting to the quarter—finals is amazing butjust the way i've been fighting, for me, that's what is most exciting for me. i must say, being in the last eight at wimbledon isn't too bad. next up for her is fellow american serena williams, who beat carla suarez navarro in straight sets, wrapping upa suarez navarro in straight sets, wrapping up a match injust 64 minutes. things took a little bit longer on court number two, where number three seed karolina pliskova lost out to an unseeded player in a match lasting over three hours. the sixth seed petra kvitova is also out, losing to british number one joanna konta while seventh seed simon

rounding up the action from wednesday is holly hamilton. very familiar names have made it to the top four of yet another grand slam semi—final. the roger federer, his victory over kei nishikori was another milestone, he 100th win at wimbledon. nishikori didn't make it easy volume with the opening set, giving him a little scare. but federer found giving him a little scare. but federerfound his giving him a little scare. but federer found his want to qualify for his 13 semi—final. xl for this with it is his old rival raff her co mforta ble with it is his old rival raff her comfortable ab the american sam querrey. it will be the first time that federer and nadal have played here since 2008. in the big three, novak djokovic, he wasted no time beating david gough in. it will stay on course for his fifth wimbledon. i had ihada i had a tuft much in the third round. other than that i have one straight sets —— tough match. i think my two best matches were fourth—round and qualifying today. exactly what they wanted and needed. and hopefully eye can g

wrapping up day one from the all england club is holly hamilton.l afterjapan‘s well after japan's naomi osaka well afterjapan‘s naomi osaka lost her number one ranking last week she said it felt like a weight had been lifted, it made her the number two seed at wimbledon that it didn't stop herfrom seed at wimbledon that it didn't stop her from buckling seed at wimbledon that it didn't stop herfrom buckling under the pressure. she is the first shock exit from the tournament and she was beaten by world number 39 yulia peninsula in straight sets, 76, six to —— peninsula in straight sets, 76, six to -- 7-6, 6-2. and peninsula in straight sets, 76, six to —— 7—6, 6—2. and cori gauff, at 15 years old has beaten seven sign grand slam champion venus williams in straight sets, winning 6—4, 674. the teenager described thing on court with one of her idols is a dream come true —— 674, 6—4. court with one of her idols is a dream come true -- 674, 6-4. she just told me good luck. after the match i told her thank you for everything she did and i wouldn't be here

holly hamilton has more from wimbledon.s end of the tournament. we started the day with five of the top ten seeds and now we're down to just two. world number one ashleigh barty was first to go, knocked out by american allison riske. party took the first set but allison riske took into a decider to win the biggest victory of her

but it does present an opportunity individually against ireland for holly stone, fast bowler and jackspin bowler. collectively it is an opportunity to build on the level of interest there is intricate following the world cup and that is a point i put to the test match captain, joe root. the most important thing for me and that the squad is to play with a huge amount of pride passion and intensity. intensity this week will set the tone for the rest of the summer. set the tone for the rest of the summer. as long as we apply ourselves in the right manner and go into this came exactly like that then we will give a good account of ourselves stop i do believe that. maybe nothing ever a loss live up to a match of the drum of the world cup final but just a match of the drum of the world cup final butjust imagine for a second if ireland were to win a test match for the first time, right here. surely that is something that ireland's captain must be imagining. we have seen some great spotting results for irish spot, whether individually or collectively. if ireland were to win this test match wou

with news of that and the rest of tuesday's action here's holly hamilton.ith half of this is quarter—finalist ‘s unseeded there was always a chance of upset and that came in the form of the woman who knocked outjohanna konta in straight sense. your konta started well but she was her own worst enemy. opponent qualified for a first—ever grand final —— semi—final ina grand first—ever grand final —— semi—final in a grand slam. next the woman who started the year as well number one, simona help after a commanding victory, her partner —— opponent started well breaking simona. still on course for her next title here, serena williams after a mammoth 3—set match against a fellow american, alison riske, finding her best tennis to confirm her place in her 12th wimbledon semi—final. best tennis to confirm her place in her 12th wimbledon semi—finalm was satisfying. i want to match a few weeks ago and every match here has counted so i am glad i was able to come through. she was playing so great and defeated so many great players and, my god, she was so close to taking th

holly hamilton rounds up the day's action at the all—england club.os and rafael nadal, it was their seventh meeting. arguing with the umpire, serving underarm and perhaps trying to get underarm and perhaps trying to get under the 18 time grand slam champion's skin. it didn't

holly hamilton rounds up the day's action at the all—england club.l, it was the class we were all waiting for. nick kyrgios and rafael nadal, it was their seventh meeting. arguing with the umpire, serving underarm and perhaps trying to get underarm and perhaps trying to get under the 18 time grand slam champion's skin. it didn't work, the dial winning champion's skin. it didn't work, the dialwinning infour champion's skin. it didn't work, the dial winning in four sets. i'm happy 110w. “ dial winning in four sets. i'm happy now. -- the dial. sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on court and it's amazing how good he is able to play, you know, so if he's able forget about all this stuff, potentially his a grand slam winner. i can't be too disappointed, a couple of points here or there, he'sa a couple of points here or there, he's a champion. he played well and he's a champion. he played well and he knows what's going on, that's why he knows what's going on, that's why he is one of the greatest areas. —— there is. on to cricket and west indies