jamie murray and victoria azarenka playing in the mixed doubles. booking their place in what will be another mixed doubles final fourjamie murray. he won the title here last year with martina hingis. they've done it! match point, sorry. they are one point away from booking their place in another doubles final. they are up against clarke and dart. clarke came through a tough five setter against ernest gold is in his opening round match in the singles. dart couldn't have had a tough match herself taking on karolina pliskova in her opening match of the singles. azarenka serving at the moment. they couldn't convert. we go again. jamie murray as we know has had huge success in this tournament and has won it previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. previously with yourjelena jankovic severalyears ago. he previously with yourjelena jankovic several years ago. he seems to be on tv every time you turn it on! they had an epic mixed doubles the other day, but he was the first married to get his hands on a wimbledon trophy. i'm sure he reminds and

and british interest here persists — jamie murray and victoria azarenka are through to the semifinalsf the mixed doubles, where they will play the british pair of jay clarke and harriet dart. she's 19 and 21 and, quite rightly, they are having fun. but when it comes to doubles in tennis, there are no boundaries. here on court, an englishman and a croatian playing on the same side for a place in the final. inglot and skugor, nearest the camera, played five sets against american pair bryan and sock, and lost. it almost felt like moscow on court 2. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc there are two. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome. the headlines for you tonight. supreme serena! williams is into another wimbledon final as she goes for a record equalling 24th grand slam title. heads held high. gareth says they can to return from russia proud and. and blown away, england's cricketers are thrashed by india in the first one day international. we'll start with another day to rememb

we hope we will have some british success later with jamie murray alongside victoria aza renka jamie as well who could win the boys singles final becoming the first briton to win that in 56 yea rs. first briton to win that in 56 years. something to look forward to. that's it from others, you can see more from us throughout the afternoon on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35 p:m., good afternoon. it is another glorious summer day for most of us but not all, so let's ta ke for most of us but not all, so let's take a look at where we have seen some beautiful weather so far. glorious across devon but this is pretty indicative of much of england and wales, further north and west, the crowd gathers and the rain has arrived as you can see in the highlands and this weather front continues to bring some wet weather across the west of scotland and northern ireland today. it will introduce fresh conditions today, high pressure the dominant feature, hot and dry and sunny, some of the rain has been heavy at times and we start to see it moving for the least, we are not expec

there was british disappointment today, jamie murray alongside victoria azarenka in the final of the tely, could not win today's final, unfortunately, for jamie could not win today's final, unfortunately, forjamie murray, could have gone on and won what would have been a third mixed doubles title here at wimbledon. for now though, that is all on the final day of the championships. chris is in the studios, he has the rest of today's sport. it was a bumpy ride for the cyclists in france. chris froome crashed again, this time during stage nine of the tour de france but he got back on his bike to finish in the main bunch. drew savage reports.

there was british disappointment today, jamie murray alongside victoria azarenka in the final of the mixed doubles, they could not win today's final, u nfortu nately, could not win today's final, unfortunately, for jamie could not win today's final, unfortunately, forjamie murray, could have gone on and won what would have been a third mixed doubles title here at wimbledon. for now though, that is all on the final day of the championships. chris is in the studios, he has the rest of today's sport. it was a bumpy ride for the cyclists in france. chris froome crashed again, this time during stage nine of the tour de france but he got back on his bike to finish in the main bunch. drew savage reports. most people would struggle to ride a bicycle on these roads, let alone race one. if you want to win the tour, it's imperative to stay upright, and out of trouble. australia's richie porte couldn't. one of the pre—race favourites forced to retire hurt, before the race had even hit the cobbles. stage nine was brutal and relentless, testing riders, teams and bicycles to the limit, and beyond. s

jamie murray and bruno soares are out of the men's doubles.to two. elsewhere though, britain's dom inglot and joe salisbury are through to the semi—finals after winning their quarterfinals. that's all from sportsday with me will perry and olly foster in moscow. goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and the broadcaster, henry bonsu. tomorrow's front pages are already in. the financial times leads with facebook‘s fine by the information commissioner's office, after the watchdog accused the social network of breaking the law over how it safeguarded user information in the cambridge analytica data leak. that's also the front page story in the guardian, which also shows the faces of the 12 young footballers successfully rescued from a cave in thailand. the telegraph focuses on us president donald trump's comments that theresa may's government is "in turmoil" after cabinet ministers and party figures resign. meanwhile, the i divides

jamie murray lost the mixed doubles final with victoria azarenka., centre court can be put to bed, we suspect novak djokovic is already there. chris froome crashed on the cobbles in france but got back on his bike to finish stage nine of the tour de france. the defending champion in the grouping right here got caught in the pile—up. despite the fall he is up to eighth overall. the stage was won by this pattern. england's eddie pepperell was picked to the title thanks to a brilliant round from brandon stone of south africa. stone had this putt to shoot a final round of 59. it would have been a first on the european tour. agonising for him. but excellent final of 60 to win four shot ahead of eddie pepperell. they both have places at the open at carnoustie next week. there is more on the bbc sport website. thanks very much. a first look at tomorrow's newspapers is coming up on the bbc news channel. but it is 110w on the bbc news channel. but it is now time for the news where you are. it has been another fine, warm to hot day in england and wales. east

going with serve at the moment, jamie murray has enjoyed great success. ce ntre of that mixed doubles final on centre court. just a word as well on jack draper, in action in the boys singles final a little earlier on today, hoping for a first british winner in this event in 56 years. givena tough winner in this event in 56 years. given a tough work—out, on court numberone, up against given a tough work—out, on court number one, up against his chinese taipei opponent. dropped the first set, 1—6, took the second, 76, really battling back, showing all of his competitive instinct to draw level in the match but could not get back into it, in the third, losing it 4-6. back into it, in the third, losing it 4—6. disappointment forjack draper as we were saying, hoping for the first ever british excess in this event in 56 years. the last person to win it, little—known fact, sir stanley matthews's son. —— hoping for the first ever british success hoping for the first ever british success in this event in 56 years. for now, that is all from wimbledon, novak djokovic

britain's jamie murray fell his short in a bid to claim the doubles title as his partner victoria azarenka last minute with victoria azarenka but they fell at the last minute in straight sets. and it was also a step too far for 16—year—old jack draper after he lost the boys' singles final against chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng — the world junior number one beat the briton in a gripping encounter 6—16—7 6—4 but remember that name, there's surely a bright future ahead of him despite that loss. greg van avamart has extended his lead over geraint thomas at the tour de france to 43 seconds after a chaotic stage 9. australia's richie porte is out, after this crash. many of the contenders for the overall win had a punishing day on the cobbles in northern france. chris froome was brought down by one of his own team—mates but the defending champion managed to rejoin the race and is up to 8th overall. van avamart, in the yellowjersey, pushed for the stage win but was beaten across the line in roubaix byjohn degenkolb. that's all the sport for now. these are the latest scenes from paris. tens of th

but there is one marry in action, jamie murray in the men's doubles alongside his partner bruno suarezourt. good news, and they are ones set up and ina good news, and they are ones set up and in a tie—break on the second as they look to book that place in the semifinals of the men's doubles. gerry murray also in action in the mixed doubles alongside victoria azarenka. now a lot of interest in the world cup as you can imagine he read wimbledon. we spoke to kyle edmund earlier this week and he alongside his swedish coach have been following the progress of their respective nations at the world cup. and a few more familiar and famous faces have been following the tournament. none more so than former wimbledon champion gordon denisovich who has been somewhat put out by the confidence but somebody english supporters have been showing. you might be surprised to learn where he is going to be watching the game tomorrow. i hope we do not lose to the english because you are already in the final, coming home, ring the trophy, you are so arrogant that you're the best, the most beautiful full stop

as far as british interests, plenty in the mixed doubles to tell you about, including jamie murray whoctoria azarenka this year, and they have booked their place in the semifinals. murray has enjoyed great success in this competition in previous years having won in 2007 and last year with martina hingis. they will playj clark and harriet dart, who came through the quarterfinal today. they knocked out the number one seeds in the previous match, j clarke having pushed him close, harriet lost, they have teamed up and have played a lot of tennis in the lead up to this, but it means we will have a british player in the final of the mixed doubles. will be marrying all clark and dart? we will wait to see. that is all from women's semifinals day at wimbledon. one of the big stories today away from the world cup and wimbledon is that chelsea are set to announce the departure of antonio conte as manager after two years at stamford bridge. holly hamilton has joined me in the studio. holly, it wasn't the best kept secret of the summer, was it? absolutely, the conscious and coupling continues. it w

no brits to cheer but jamie murray has gone through in the men's doubles while heather watson is in mixed doubles action later on. thank you. time for a look at the weather, here's stav da naos. is it staying dry for the rest of wimbledon? it looks like it. good afternoon. it is another sunny warm one across england and wales. look at this picture further north there are leaden skies. we have a weak cold front sinking its way southwards gci’oss front sinking its way southwards across central parts of the uk. still from sunshine across parts of scotla nd still from sunshine across parts of scotland as you can see and the best of it across the south where it will be another warm one towards the end of this afternoon. quite a temperature contrast. the northerly winds digging in across north—eastern coastal areas, making it feel chilly across north sea coasts. 28 or 29 degrees across the south. it will be another hot one but not quite as hot as we saw gci’oss but not quite as hot as we saw across the weekend. as we head through wimbledon in the afternoon temperatures falling away as we head i

good news for britain's jamie murray earlier, he's through to the final of the mixed doubles with partner harriet dart and jay clarke in straight sets. murray won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis. 16—year—old jack draper is a step away from becoming the first british wimbledon boys' champion since 1962 after beating colombia's nicolas me—hia in an incredible semifinal that lasted more than four hours. draper is the son of former lta chief roger draper. he'll now face taiwan's chun hsin tseng, the world number one junior, in sunday's final. england's dream in russia may be over but their world cup's not. it's the game nobody wants to play in as they battle it out with belgium for third place tomorrow afternoon. victory for gareth southgate's side would make it their most successful world cup since 1966, as our sports correspondent david 0rnstein reports from st petersberg. this is where england's unforgettable this is where england's u nforg etta ble world cu p this is where england's unforgettable world cup journey will come to an end tomorrow afternoon. a grand setti

away from becoming the first british wimbledon boys' champion since 1962 meanwhile, britain's jamie murraytoria azarenka. they beat british hopefuls harriet dart and jay clarke in straight sets. murray, you will remember, won the mixed doubles title last year with martina hingis. england manager gareth southgate says there will be some changes to his side as they prepare to take on belgium in tomorrows third place play—off at the world cup the england team have been back in training today after losing to croatia in wednesday's semi—final, southgate admits that tired legs from that game has affected his team selection. well, what we have to decide with the team is who can go in again, physically, that is going to be important. everybody wants to play. everybody trained this morning. sometimes it is not always a good decision for people to plate if their energy isn't quite there. we had to think of who can give us the best performance —— play. it won't best performance —— play. it won't be exactly the same starting 11, but we want, ideally, to make as few changes as possible. after sacking a

jamie murray lost the mixed doubles final with victoria azarenka.

and they'll play jamie murray, who's partnered with former world number one victoria azarenka this yearng underdogs, or a murray, who, when his brother cannot, is closing in on a third wimbledon title. katherine downes, bbc news, wimbledon. let's return to donald trump's visit to the uk and the protests taking place up and down the country. our correspondent chi chi izundu is in central london. big demonstrations had been threatened for this visit. of the organisers got what they hoped for? iare organisers got what they hoped for? i are hopeful, they are hopeful that the noise they are making with the pots, pans and instruments they've asked the protesters to bring will at least be heard in chequers, if nothing else. their message is that they believe that trump's misogynistic message has infiltrated normal society and therefore particularly targets women. that's why they've called this march the ring the noise march. as you can see thousands of chanting and hanging pots and pans and making their way towards trafalgar square before eventually they get down to parliament square, where th

and british interest here persists — jamie murray and victoria azarenka are through to the semifinalsd, quite rightly, they are having fun. but when it comes to doubles in tennis, there are no boundaries. here on court, an englishman and a croatian playing on the same side for a place in the final. inglot and skugor, nearest the camera, played five sets against american pair bryan and sock, and lost. it almost felt like moscow on court 2. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc there are two. well, newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are.

jamie murray and bruno soares are out of the men's doubles.elsewhere though, britain's dom inglot and joe salisbury are through to the semi—finals after winning their quarter—finals. you can get the latest on the website whenever you like, but that is all the sport from me for now. the university access watchdog, the office for students, says students' backgrounds should be taken into account when awarding places, to improve equality of opportunity. it comes as a report from the fair education alliance, a campaign group, warns there is a lack of transparency in how universities currently use applicants' background when making offers and awarding places. the key findings from the report include that the types of data used to measure diversity in applicants should be improved, because certain methods like using postcodes or schools to measure disadvantage can group students together who actually have very different backgrounds. but the group said that can only really be achieved if there is better access to other data, like household income or w

jamie murray has gone through playing with azarenka, the youngest unseeded pair clarke and dart, theyfeels her run this fortnight is difficult to believe. women's tennis at wimbledon has evolved through great individuals and innovations. each decade developed the game. archive commentary track: little mo, a ruthless hard—hitting machine is quickly in her stride. many champions, but one woman turned it all up. it's serena's era. her opponent, germany's julia goerges, hung in but serena williams is in full flow. straight sets victory to her tenth wimbledon final. but this one just ten months after giving birth. had a really tough delivery and i had to have multiple surgeries and almost didn't make it, to be honest. so i remember i couldn't even walk to my mailbox so it's definitely not not normal for me to be in a wimbledon final. williams will play angelique kerber on saturday, a straight sets winner today, so a world cup summer with one german in a final. well, when it comes to doubles in tennis there are no boundaries. here on court an englishman and a croatian playing on the same si

no brits to cheer but jamie murray has gone through in the men‘s doubles while heather watson is in mixedg dry for the rest of wimbledon? it looks like it. good afternoon. it is another sunny warm one across england and wales. look at this picture further north there are leaden skies. we have a weak cold front sinking its way southwards across central parts of

jamie murray is in the mixed doubles final today, hoping to emulate the feats of gordon reid and alfieett, who took a third straight title in the wheelchair doubles. lucy shuker will take part in the mixed doubles final later today, too. and so, 2pm this afternoon, before the football begins, it'll be all eyes on novak djokovic and kevin anderson in the men's doubles final. both came through the longest semi—finals in wimbledon history to make it this far. djokovic outlasted rafa nadal in a match split over two days before prevailing 10—8 in the final set. he says he doesn't have much to lose as he chases a 13th major title. anderson, playing in his second grand slam final, says he knows what to expect this time around. on the subject on marathon semi—finals, this was jack draper in the boys' event. he needed ten match points against colombia's nicolas mejia before winning 19—17 in the final set. the 16—year—old will play top seed chun hsin tseng on court number one today. in a couple of hours, england will fly home after five weeks in russia that exceeded expectatations. they matched

were talking about british success and because see further later with jamie murray and action in theia. it could be a third title for him. and whether looking out forjack draper who is in action. the boys singles. we could become the first british winner in the boys singles and 56 yea rs. thank you. the final might still be going on by the time the fans and croatia take the field in moscow for the world cup final with over three billion people expected to tune in and around the globe. it is the third time that the french had been in the final in the last 20 years. having beaten belgium in the semis. this player was at the heart of the 1998 winners and is optimistic about repeat. i have confidence in france because i think it was a big team, it was a big tournament for us. step by step. the team grow up together. it is very important and a big respect for the team. after 2010 the french football, it was very, very bad. eight years after, you can win the world cup. it is a very important for the football, for the french football. very important. he was sent off in 98. he was a painful

jamie murray and partner victoria azarenka take on britain's harriet dart and jay clarke in the lastn to beat jean—julien rojer and demi schuurs in their semi final yesterday. murray won the mixed doubles title at wimbledon last year with martina hingis and will be looking to repeat that success with his new partner. that's all the sport for now. more on the bbc news channel throughout the day. lets go back to donald trump's visit to the uk. annita mcveigh is at westminster back here overlooking parliament square. the trump baby bloom is back on the ground. i was just glancing through the trees. it has been peeking above the tree tops just a little shy of the 30 metre height restriction. it is down on the ground again. let's see if it goes back up. it is attracting so much attention as you can imagine. it is not that one that is going to be at trafalgar square on it is a half size version. the restrictions means this large one has tuesday in parliament square. 0bviously that is the most visible sign of the protest against the us president's visit to the uk. meanwhile, he is getting o

britain's jamie murray is through to the final of the mixed doubles with partner victoria azarenka. ingis. now, of course, it is the final of the women's singles later and serena williams is one win away from an eighth wimbledon title that would complete a fairytale return to the sport. she said she nearly died giving birth to her daughter in september of last year and now, fast—forward 10 months, the 36—year—old is on the verge of a record—equalling 2ath grand slam singles title. it isa it is a repeat of the final two yea rs it is a repeat of the final two years ago. she's up against germany's angelique kerber. this is the order of play then, very unusual. the nadal and djokovic semifinal will resume on centre court at 1pm, after they have had some rest and probably a couple of ice baths. which means the women will have to wait for them to finish to get their final started. england's 2018 world cup comes to an end tonight as they take on belgium in the third/fourth place play—off in st petersburg. they have got this final match, despite the disappointment of losing wednesday's semif

and for the sixth time in seven years, there will be a murray in a wimbledon final — britain's jamie murraytle last year with martina hingis. so here in the commentary box today, eventually after the men's semifinals are complete, they will be commentating on the women's final andi be commentating on the women's final and i wonder, will it be a fairytale return for serena williams are chasing another record in her incredible career, remarkable this one, because only ten months ago she said she basically nearly died, this was after surgery after she gave birth to her daughter. that was in september. fast—forward 10 months, the 36—year—old is on the verge of a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. she's up against germany's angelique kerber. away from the intensity of wimbledon, a huge weekend football in russia. it all wraps up. england's 2018 world cup comes to an end tonight as they take on belgium in the third/fourth place play—off in st petersburg. however significant you may think it is, at least they have one more match. despite the disappointment of losing wednesday's semifi

britain's jamie murray is through to the final of the mixed doubles with partner victoria azarenka. ear with martina hingis. eventually, here on centre court after that match comes to a conclusion, it will be the women's singles final. serena williams is one win away from an eighth wimbledon title that would complete a fairytale return to the sport. she said she nearly died giving birth to her daughter in september of last year and now, fastforward 10 months, the 36—year—old is on the verge of a record—equalling 24th grand slam singles title. i am nowjoined by former world number one and us open winner tracey austin. how can you get your head around this fact that serena williams is back here so soon after not being able to walk. yes, and to not have the match prep, no grass court warm up, to ratchet up her game with each match that she plays, and the level that she went from, the quarterfinals to the semifinals, where she was so authoritative, she was incredible. she will have to up that level again in the same way because she is now playing angelique kerber, and elite player. does

seed left in the tournament, after so many of the top seeds were knocked out in the opening week. jamie murrayhey now face the british pair harriet dart and jay clarke in the last four. murray won the mixed doubles title last year with the now—retired martina hingis. there was disappointment, though, for dominic inglot and his croatian partner, franko skugor. they managed to overcome their world cup rivalry, but could not overcome the american pairing ofjack sock and mike bryan, losing in five sets. in the men's wheelchair singles, alfie hewett is through to his second wimbledon semi—final in a row. the second seed beat france's stephane houdet, a man more than double his age, in straight sets. hewett will meet the defending champion, stefan olsson, next. but the 2016 champion, gordon reid, is suprisingly out. he lost to belgium'sjoachim gerard in straight sets. hewett and reid begin their doubles campaign today as they aim for a hat—trick of wimbledon doubles titles. so it is men's semi—finals day at wimbledon today. up first is the man who knocked out roger federer, kevin anderson. he is up

elsewhere on the final day at wimbledon, jamie murray fell short in his bid to retain the mixed doublest sets to alexander peya and nicole melichar. and britain's jack draper lost the boys' singles final. the 16—year—old lost in straight sets to chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng. it has definitely given me more inspiration to come here and play well in front of so many people and also this experience is unlike any other. i am an brit playing at wimbledon. it is quite surreal. in terms of how i've done this week, i have to stay grounded. because i know that it doesn't make me andy murray or novak djokovic. you know, i have to stay humble and keep working hard. and chris froome is still in the hunt to win a fifth tour de france, after getting up from a crash on the cobbled roads of northern france. froome tweeted a photo of the crash with the caption "taking flight." didn't stop him getting back on the bike and continuing, though. here he is at the end of the race, covered from head to toe in dust and dirt. and he had a bit of a competition with his fellow team sky riders to see who was th

of the draw also and they treat for the centre court crowd who had an equitable comeback from jamie murraye fans looked so happy. no british players left in the singles. thank you very much. i can tell you that according to an official with knowledge of the thai rescue operation, a nice person has been rescued, we are not clear if it isa been rescued, we are not clear if it is a boy or the coach. one would imagine it might be the ninth boy to be rescued. a ninth person has been rested, that is from an official with knowledge of the operation and that has been reported by reuters. eight boys are out, incredibly successful so far, and they are being treated in local hospitals. what is hoped to be the final rescue mission is under way right now to bring out the remaining four boys and their coach but a ninth person has been carried out of the cave on a stretcher. we will talk lift our correspondent in the next half hour to bring you up—to—date on that story because i know so many of you wa nt to story because i know so many of you want to know what is going on with the operation. just over a

and the centre court crowd stayed late last night, to watch an incredible comeback from jamie murrayo days. as he says, what could possibly go wrong?! now, to the world cup, and we‘ll talk about england in just a minute but tonight, it‘s the first of the semi—finals. france take on belgium, with two strikers trying to beat harry kane to the golden boot, french teenager kylian mbappe has three to his name, belgium‘s romelu lukaku four, kane leads with six. and you can watch that match on bbc one, kick—off at 7pm. there‘s also commentary on radio 5live. england will be keeping a very keen eye on events in st petersburg, as will our sports correspondent david ornstein, who‘s in repino near the england training base. david, what will their day look like? it's it‘s getting ever closer, that semi—final. sally, welcome to the stadium. this has been england‘s training ground throughout the tournament and it will be as long as they iron it, which they hope will be right until the final on sunday. within the next half an hour or so england will train for the final time before leaving early aft

jamie overton, helping his side win by 38 runs. great catch. that's not the end of the sport, or is it? should i carry on? sorry everyone. from wimbledon to washington, andy murray's moved to the us capital to play in major league soccer. did they put the net down as specially for wayne rooney? i thought they were trying to make it easier. murray's still working his way back from hip surgery. if he wins his first round match against the brilliantly named mckenzie mcdonald, he'll play fellow brit kyle edmund in the second round. that looked like a perfectly normal tennis net to me. if ever there was a man who's a good example of the proverb "if at first you don't succeed try, try again" then golfer richard mcevoy fits the bill. he's 39, he's from essex, and he's finally won a european tour title at the 285th attempt. well done, sir. he birdied the final hole at the european open in hamburg to win by a single shot. along with the trophy, he picked up a cheque for almost 300,000 pounds. not bad, is it? that's more in one weekend, than any whole year since he turned professional in 2001. did you see that bryson gave him some grief because he gave him a very short hand