the progress tour women's championships start tomorrow following the same idea as jamie murray's ‘battlef the brits' for the men last month. it's a round robin format, leading to a knockout stage, with a £30,000 prize fund. katie shanahan has from the national tennis centre in roehampton where its all happening this week: at this time of year, where normally reflecting on her newly crowned wimbledon champion come up with the tournament being cancelled and no tennis being played in the past four months, how is great britain coping for the lockdown? pretty difficult, he had to keep reminding yourself that there are bigger things going on and it is very unfortunate and i'm definitely going to miss it because lester and missed out my entry and so it is been a couple yea rs now entry and so it is been a couple years now but it really makes next years now but it really makes next year eve n years now but it really makes next year even more special for me. there we re year even more special for me. there were dust off their rackets and put pa rt were dust off their rackets and put part in the n

jamie murray is amongst those in action later on. bbc sport website and app, and on the bbc iplayer. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre throughout the day. thanks very much. a very good afternoon to you, you are watching bbc news. will take you through all the afternoon's development of coronavirus and other news. the world health organization has warned that young people could be driving spikes in coronavirus cases. the latest data from the european centre for disease prevention and control show there are clusters across europe. on this map, you can see the palest yellow regions, which cover most of the continent, where there are fewer than 20 case per 100,000 people confirmed with tests. the darker areas, which you can see in north—eastern spain, bulgaria, romania and sweden are where there are between 60 and 120 cases per 100,000. these figures cover the 1a days to 22nd july. my colleaguejoanna gosling has been discussing the who's data with their spokeswoman doctor margaret harris. well, as we've always

jamie and my mum have been sleeping. i think that says everything, doesn't it, about andy murray, already up and working before the rest oftrying to organise everyone. it has been tricky. who has been the trickiest, your mother or your brother?” tricky. who has been the trickiest, your mother or your brother? i am so easy! your mother or your brother? i am so ' i your mother or your brother? i am so easy! i have no choice, sally, a lot of team events and this one, particularly because it is mixed and i love all of the tactical scouting and teambuilding and so forth so it is up my street so i was thrilled to bits when he asked me and i did not tell him that, of course, i played ha rd tell him that, of course, i played hard to get. andy, how did he persuade you or did you need no persuading? like my mum said i enjoyed team events as well and a bit of a shame that we are all on the same team! i was quite hoping to see my mum come up against me. hang ona minute! see my mum come up against me. hang on a minute! you are all on the same team? on a minute! you are all on the same tea m ? let on a minute! you are all on the same t

andy and jamie murray — together with their motherjudy — joined sally nugent via video call to explainhis one, particularly as it's mixed, and i love all the tactical scouting and team building and so on, so it's right up my street. i was thrilled to bits when he asked me. i didn't tell him that, of course. i played hard to get. andy, what about you? how did he persuade you or did you need no persuading at all? i really enjoy team events as well, it's just a bit of a shame we are all on the same team. i was quite hoping to see my mum against me but... hang on a minute. you are all on the same team? so, let me get this right. mum is in charge? absolutely, sally. something like that. mum and greg rusedski. co—captaining. it is good for family harmony that we are all on the same team, i think. interesting to know how you've all been managing in lockdown, because we have had a little insight into your lives, haven't we, from social media. jamie, your fitness routines are not. like everyone, we are stuck at home for a few months and that was our way to exercise. it's been fun and i feel gre

jamie murray amongst those in action later on.netic risk factors. the research will also look into whether health care workers are particularly at risk. pallab ghosh reports. rudresh pathak died of coronavirus last month. he was a consultant psychiatrist in boston, in lincolnshire. dr pathak was on a ventilator for 70 days. when he was on a ventilator, we were told that in all likelihood he would probably die on the ventilator. however, you know, he battled on, he became better, and he came off the ventilator. mid—june he deteriorated, and suddenly, a week after that, he passed away. a disproportionate number of people who have died from coronavirus have been from ethnic minorities. the government has commissioned a set of urgent studies to find out why. research shows that ethnic minorities are more likely to die from covid—19. indians are at 1.5 times greater risk than the white population. for bangladeshis and pakistanis, it is 1.8. and the highest risk is with black people, at 1.9. one study will closely follow 30,000 health a

the tournament follows the same idea as jamie murray's ‘battle of the brits' for the men last month.ngton redskins — are going to drop their name and logo, which have both been criticised for years for being racist. the redskins name was given to the team when they formed in 1933. but they said they would retire it after a review that was demanded by their sponsors — who had threatened to withdraw their support if the name wasn't changed. that's making lots of headlines over in the us at the moment, the redskins dropping that part of their name. i heard they might be going for redtails. there are quite a few exa m ples for redtails. there are quite a few examples and suggestions of what it might become instead. mixed reviews from the fans, because they have obviously been known as that for many years, but of course i think a huge majority of them know that it is time for change and it is not appropriate to use that name anymore, a big change for them.|j think probably the first of quite a few questions about the way we name things and all that sort of stuff, i'm sure, coming up in th