he will be playing hubert hurkacz. the man who knocked l today? he will be playing hubert - hurkacz. the man who knocked out rob joe —— roger federer. we saw how quickly got rid of the free time. who can stop novak djokovic, that is the question. thank you very much. mark cavendish's team, astana-qazaqstan, have offered him the chance to ride the tour de france next year, and possibly break the record for number of stage victories at the race, even though he plans to retire at the end of this season. the 38—year—old returned from hospital to the team hotel to say goodbye to his team—mates after a broken collarbone suffered during saturday's stage 8 ruled him out of the rest of this year's tour. he'll fly home to have surgery with his team manager telling l'equipe, "we want mark to go on to 2024 and race his 15th tour de france to win his 35th stage." england need 80, australia need four more wickets. for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. the united states' treasury secretary, janet yellen, is leaving china after a v

novak djokovic will have to come back on monday to finish his fourth—round against hubert hurkacz. from myself and the rest of the sportsday team, goodbye. hello there. the weekend was quite a mixed bag. we saw some pretty heavy, thundery downpours across more western parts of the country. further east, it was a bit drier, with some spells of sunshine. but temperatures were coming down through the weekend, and that's the theme as we move through this upcoming week. low pressure in charge. it will feel cool for the time of year. showers or longer spells of rain and winds will be a feature, particularly towards the end of the week — all down to low pressure. monday, not a bad start for many areas, but we've got a new set of weather fronts slowly pushing into south—west england, wales, with stronger winds here for the morning and that will continue to journey its way northwards into the midlands, northern england, as well. some of this rain could be heavy and thundery. elsewhere, after a fine start, it's going to be one of sunshine and showers, though i think the far south—east of eng

he saw off poland's hubert hurkacz in four sets, in the end.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 championship. he's a world number 43 and he's having the week of his life. he has beaten the world number 6, the greek, stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas, who had already seen off andy murray and dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks who had previously beaten last year's semi finalist, cam norrie. eubanks winning this one in five sets. he will now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals — that has not happened here before. daniil medvedev only needed to win two sets againstjiri lehecka before his opponent retired injured. also a retirement in the women's

djokovic is going to have to come back on monday to finish his fourth round match against poland's hubert hurkaczas two sets up when play was called off because of the iipm cut—off time. andre relived took the first two steps against alexander brubeck, but it went the distance and court, rublev taken the set 6—4. he was asked about facing novak djokovic. if it is novak djokovic, he is — one of the best players on grass, the player who the last couple of years didn't even — doesn't even lose on grass. so in my case, nothing to sage. we have played a couple times together. we have touched matches. he beat me some matches, i beat him a couple of matches. but again, he is a perfect player for grass. 50 perfect player for grass. so rublev through to the second week, probably against novak djokovic. in the quarters. so much to look forward to on monday. chetan pathak is at the all england club for us. monday sees the last set of players trying to reach the quarter—finals of the singles and the order of play on centre court is an absolute cracker. first we will see women defending champion and third see

both these players are six foot five but hubert hurkacz get the job done in straight sets.d set. we arejust, however, getting underway on centre court, the first of two british players that we are going to see there. the first is liam broady. he reached the third round at the championships last year and at the moment, he is up against casper ruud. a man who was reached three of the last four grand slam finals. let's show the live pictures there. early doors as you can tell, casper ruud taking the first point of that match. casper ruud the favourite and he is the fourth seed here, but liam broady with the greater grass court experience. don't necessarily expect that to go the way of form. liam broady upset a seed last year and is hoping he can pull off another upset on centre court this year if he can get his past casper ruud. hitting like that will go down very well with that centre court cloud and also someone who is going to go down very well with the centre court cloud is andy murray. he will be up later against stefanos tsitsipas. a proper popcorn match. they've had a b

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although he did lose a set to poland's hubert hurkacz. but it was soon back to business as usual.the net when you can just hit round it? a stroke of genius from the world number one as he beat matteo berrettini. other more unheralded stars have emerged, though. chris eubanks, six foot seven, with an even bigger personality. over five scintillating sets he blazed past stefanos tsitsipas. in the women's singles, last year's finalists elena rybakina and ons jabeur are both safely through. in fact they will now meet in the quarterfinals. but there was disappointment for one of the game's most exciting talents. 16—year—old mirra andreeva won the first set against madison keys but then it all went wrong. after being twice warned for throwing her racket, she was docked a point. umpire: point penalty, mirra andreeva. - i didn't throw the racket, i fell. that gave match point to keys, which she promptly took. andreeva refused to shake the umpire's hand afterwards, but she will surely be back. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. our weather

he is now a wimbledon quarterfinalist, dimensions novak djokovic, he is up to sets against hubert hurkacz he is potentially asset away from reaching another wimbledon quarterfinal. it is 1—1 in the third set. early doors in terms of the resumption of play. later, it is the top seed alcaraz who will be playing the top seed. he had his work cut out for him in the last game. you missed out on a quarterfinal last year. can he make the last eight this time?— the last eight this time? thank you very much- — allisen corpuz finished three shots clear of england's charley hull and jiyai shin of south korea to win the us women's open at pebble beach. the 25—year—old american closed out her tournament on nine—under—par, enough to clinch her first win on the lpga tour. and claim the $2 million prize, the richest ever for an lpga major champion. my my mind is racing. this is really a dream come true. it was something i dreamt of but at the same time kind ofjust never really expected to happen so it's really special. 20, 30 years from now, i thinkjust the fact it's a us open means a lot to me but knowi

he saw off poland's hubert hurkacz in four sets.ady 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 the last eight, america's christopher eubanks has been one of the stories of these championships. he's the world number 43, and he's having the week of his life. he's put out the greek fifth seed, stefanos tsitsipas. tsitsipas, who'd already seen off andy murray and dominic thiem in five sets, couldn't get past eubanks, who previously beaten last year's semifinalist cam norrie. eubanks winning this one in five, and he'll now play daniil medvedev, one of three russian men in the quarterfinals. that's not happened here before. medvedev only needed to win two sets against yury lachica before his opponent retired with injury. there was also a retirement in the women's draw elena rybakina safe

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hubert hurkacz, who did take a set of him, he has been rarely troubled aside from that. to equal roger federer�*s eight wimbledon titles. wanting to win his 24th grand slam into the final yet again. next up, its world number one carlos alcaraz facing daniil medvedev. alcaraz aiming for his first wimbledon final. yes, never been this far at these championships. only the fourth tournament he has ever played on grass as a senior player and could he stop djokovic? he has to get past daniil medvedev who has finally figured it out on this surface this year. he had been past the fourth round of these championships before, the russian player. we are much more accustomed to seeing him win titles on hard courts. he seems to have got to grips a little more with clay recently. seems to have enjoyed his tennis for once this year, although that's five setter against chris eubank. in the last set could have disrupted that. alcaraz is the favourite, he is the one people are talking about, he is the reason people are still sat on the hill on sodden wet grass with their umbrellas up but t

novak djokovic looks to complete the job against hubert hurkacz on centre court — the late finish yesterday andy murray, for organisers to look at scheduling to finish before the curfew. all police forces in england and wales will begin using a new approach to rape and sexual assault investigations from this week in an attempt to increase the low number of prosecutions. official figures show that between april and december last year, less than two per cent of the 50,000 reported rapes have so far resulted in a prosecution. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. he pushed me into cupboards, strangled me, and sort of came to a head with the rape and strangulation, again, to the point that i passed out. and then beyond that, he was threatening to kill me. and that's when he was finally arrested. emma, and this is a pseudonym, reported her former partner to the police last year. the man, himself an ex—officer, wasn't charged with anything. it took... well, really seven or eight months for them to come back to me specifically on the rape and say, well, it's your word against his and

jaco beach is looking good, we are used to saying that, yet he dropped that third set to hubert hurkaczokovic is looking good. jaco —— djokovic is looking good. jaco —— djokovic looked vulnerable at times, he had dropped a service game until that fourth set which he then went on to lose but it looked like we might have a contest on our hands until djokovic raised his level midway through the fourth set and it was job midway through the fourth set and it wasjob done —— it look like djokovic raised his game. we had no russian players or players from belarus last year because of the ban. daniel medvedevjoining him in the quarterfinals after victory over jiri lehecka. jiri lehecka has been troubled with blisters on his right foot. you reach the quarterfinals at australia. medvedev�*s first quarterfinals at these championships, he's reached the quarterfinals at all the other major tournaments. in the last few minutes, as you draw from henman hill because christopher eubank is one of the stories of the championship, the world number 43, he's been working on the site as a commentator at the te

but if it was supposed to be straightforward no one told hubert hurkacz. to the art of crowd pleasing, how about this? chris eubanks, six foot seven, with an even bigger personality. 0ver an even bigger personality. over five scintillating sets he plays pasta stefanos tsitsipas. into the quarterfinals, on his wimbledon debut. but for the sport's new team sensation, there was disappointment. after being twice warrant for hitting her racquet she was docked a point. i didn't destroy the racquet, i felt. point. i didn't destroy the racquet, ifelt. that point. i didn't destroy the racquet, i felt. that gave point. i didn't destroy the racquet, ifelt. that gave much point to keys, which she promptly took. no fairy tale for an driver and no handshake for the umpire. elsewhere in the women's singles i can tell you that both of last year's finalists are safely through, elena rybakina and 0ns jabeur will meet in the quarterfinals, and on the men's singles on centre court right now we have the world 11 carlos alcaraz, he is up italy's matteo berrettini, they are in t

number 18, jan choinski lost in straight sets, a very close match, he was defeated by poland's hubert hurkacz if you can get it! nesta mcgregor. — days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for the i days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for the latest from wimbledon. lots to look forward to. let's assess what the weather is doing wherever you are in the country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon because they had country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon be time they had country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon be time at ey had country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon be time at wimbledon, choinski's first time at wimbledon, he was a wild card, and made it through to the second round. he made £55,000 which is not bad for a few days' work, if you can get it! trieste days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor. — days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank

he's into round four, after easing past stan wawrinka in straight sets and will now play hubert hurkaczted to bring success back to stamford bridge. i know in football no patience. in football, it is difficult to wait, and then when you are here in chelsea it's not about asking for time, you have to deliver from day one. we need to create a belief from the beginning. i think we are going to have a squad of players that can deliver and give what we expect. at the tour de france, it was almost a record—breaking day for mark cavendish. with the finish line of the seventh stage in sight, the british rider made his move — attacking the front and he looked on course for victory — and a record 35th stage win. however, a mechanical failure happened however, a mechanicalfailure happened with his bike gears. jasper philipsen had other ideas — as the belgian snatched his third stage win of this year's tour. defending championjonas vingegaard retained the overall leader's yellow jersey. it's the british grand prix at silverstone this weekend and regardless of who's winning the race on pole, it's mo

defending champion novak djokovic will return to centre court this afternoon after his match against hubert hurkaczs, but i felt, earlier on, it is not about me, but i did feel it was important to take a stand against some of the wild speculation on social media saying, it's you. social media, it can be, we were discussing this the other day, a wonderful, wonderful thing, and on this programme last week we were talking about the new platform threads. it connects us, it gives us information, it is a wonderful way to talk to people, have conversations with people, and share things. but it can be a source of abuse and this information. now, people just don't realise, you can't say that stuff about people. you're breaking the law. now, i am in a fortunate situation, likewise rylan, likewise jeremy, fortunate situation, likewise rylan, likewisejeremy, likewise gary, and jon kay, i have got the wherewithal to be able to do something about it. but there are many people who do not and have to suffer and bear it. and it can be devastating. there have been for a long time because to have social media relegat

although yesterday he did lose a set to poland's hubert hurkacz.nals, and he's still the man to beat. although carlos alcaraz might have other ideas. why hit over the net when you can just hit round it? a stroke of genius from the world number one as he beat matteo berrettini. other, more unheralded stars have emerged, though. chris eubanks, six foot seven, with an even bigger personality. over five scintillating sets he blazed past stefanos tsitsipas. the grass and i, we've had a very strenuous relationship over the years, but right now i think it's my best friend. in the women's singles, last year's finalists elena rybakina and ons jabeur are both safely through. in fact, they will now meet in the quarterfinals. but there was disappointment for one of the game's most exciting talents. 16—year—old mirra andreeva won the first set against madison keys. but then it all went wrong. after being twice warned for throwing her racket, she was docked a point. point penalty, mirra andreeva. but i didn't throw the racket, ifell. that gave match point to key