h0. but jannik sinner didn't exactly go down easily at the end?ore of a battle of that _ down easily at the end? no, more of a battle of that third _ down easily at the end? no, more of a battle of that third set _ down easily at the end? no, more of a battle of that third set and - down easily at the end? no, more of a battle of that third set and it - a battle of that third set and it went to a tie—break. but then we know of djokovic�*s extraordinary record in tie—breaks and as soon as it got to that point, you saw record in tie—breaks and as soon as it got to that point, you sanannik sinner roll his eyes back a little bit because he missed a break point opportunities in that set, as he did in the second and i think he knew the match had then got away from him and djokovic then took that set on a tie—break so it's a straight sets victory for djokovic. jannik sinner will learn a lot from this, it's his first grand slam semifinal but he will be frustrated that he didn't land a punch on djokovic who was playing his 46th semifinal. he is so experien

what you like jannik so much? again, i like his striking _ what you like jannik so much?l— what you like jannik so much? again, i like his striking on the ball and i i like his striking on the ball and he has so much venom on his ground strokes and if he puts it together like he does now he will be a top player and if you talk about alcan wrapping the future jannik sinner is right behind and i think is fabulous.— right behind and i think is fabulous. ,, ,, ., fabulous. jessica jessica pegula reached the _ fabulous. jessica jessica pegula reached the quarterfinals i fabulous. jessica jessica pegula reached the quarterfinals all. fabulous. jessica jessica pegula| reached the quarterfinals all the other grand slams and finally did the same here. we have hyped the ghoul up in the previous matches in jazz and delivered when it looks like she finally getting his first grass. like she finally getting his first crass. ,, , . like she finally getting his first i rass. ,, , ., , like she finally getting his first rass. ,, , ., , ., , grass. she gets a bit tight and is in the grand

this is jannik �*s first grand slam semifinal. this is a breakthrough moment for him.e novak djokovic, but will it be enough? unlikely. novak djokovic says he will be taking his opponent very seriously this afternoon. he taking his opponent very seriously this afternoon.— this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it _ this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is _ this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is expected _ this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is expected that - this afternoon. he is so young, so of course it is expected that he i of course it is expected that he will improve and he is improving, no doubt _ will improve and he is improving, no doubt with_ will improve and he is improving, no doubt with his serve. he has been serving _ doubt with his serve. he has been serving better. on grass obviously that makes a difference. he is a very— that makes a difference. he is a very complete player. now in the first time — very complete player. now in the first time of the semifinals at wimbledon. i'm looking forward to that challenge.

_ them but not over five. just every thought on jannik sinner, - them but not over five. just everyught onjannik sinner, playing his first grandson finer as 21 years old, he's been mentioned with carlos alcaraz, what do you think of him? he's only 21 and has been in the quarters of every major and now at wimbledon in the semis as well. he has been consistently going through the paces in the right way. notjust any quickjump and then dip, he will get there. i thought he stood up very well today. 2—0 down, it would've been easy to fade away but he did not do that. he and his team will be a very happy with that performance. he would have his time, i have no doubt about that. he performance. he would have his time, i have no doubt about that.— i have no doubt about that. he might think about those _ i have no doubt about that. he might think about those break _ i have no doubt about that. he might think about those break point - think about those break point opportunities he had.- think about those break point opportunities he had. break point in the first game _ opportunities he had. br

you look at jannik sinner, while the finals as well.— while the finals as well.s so important to — while the finals as well. it's so important to do _ while the finals as well. it's so important to do with _ while the finals as well. it's so important to do with the i while the finals as well. it's so important to do with the first i while the finals as well. it's so i important to do with the first time because there's always the doubts but jannik because there's always the doubts butjannik sinner is an incredible athlete. but jannik sinner is an incredible athlete. �* ., , ., athlete. and potentially novak d'okovic athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in _ athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front _ athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front and _ athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front and we i athlete. and potentially novak djokovic in front and we are i djokovic in front and we are expecting the inevitable, surely, novak novak djokovic in the semifinals. novak novak d'okovic in the semifinals.— novak novak d'okovic in the semifinals.

last year novak djokovic was pushed to five sets by italy's jannik sinner but he began like a man inovic after his next shot. he shouts out. the umpire thought djokovic's grant had put off his opponent and he was penalised a point and warned for taking too long to serve. still, he won the second set but, come the third, it was jannik sinner�*s big chance, two set points but djokovic saved them for this was the response from his spectator. from there, the result seemed inevitable that up. djokovic now has the chance of equalling roger federer�*s eight titles here at the age of 36, still seemingly unstoppable. hr? titles here at the age of 36, still seemingly unstoppable. i try not to look at the age _ seemingly unstoppable. i try not to look at the age as _ seemingly unstoppable. i try not to look at the age as a _ seemingly unstoppable. i try not to look at the age as a hindrance. - seemingly unstoppable. i try not to look at the age as a hindrance. i i look at the age as a hindrance. i feel 36 is the new 26. it feels good. feel 36 is the new 26. it feels aood. �* ., ., good. but who

next for djokovic will be jannik sinner, a man who is finally into his first grand slam semi after beatings roman catholic in four sets. sinner play djokovic at last year's wimbledon and lost having won the first two sets he went out in five. could it be different this time? chethan pathak there. after winning stage ten of the tour de france, spanish rider pello bilbao dedicated his victory to his late team—mate gino mader who died after a crash at last month's tour de suisse. bilbao was in a group of 1a riders that broke away from the peloton with 80 kilometres to go. the stage ended with a sprint finish with the 33—year—old claiming the first grand tour victory of his career. yonas vingergor kept his overall lead, but bilbao moved up to fifth place, above the british trio of twins adam and simon yates and tom pidcock. 18 gold medals were decided on day three of the world para—athletics championships in paris. there were also several new world and championship records set — as rachel latham reports from france. tuesday has seen three world records broken at leicester charity and 11 champi

he has on three group lead, the russian playing his first wimbledon quarterfinal, and we will see jannik italian who took a post two sets of novak djokovic in the quarterfinal last year. he will be playing at the russian remain succulent. we look forward to that later on.— forward to that later on. thank you very much — forward to that later on. thank you very much indeed. _ the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenya in herfight against world athletics' rules forcing her to lower her testosterone if she wants to race in her favourite event, saying that the south african had been a victim of discrimination. world athletics say their regulations will remain in place. they have asked the echr grand chamber for a definitive decision. alex capstick is our correspondent following this story. she's always argued that these rules are a violation of human rights. she appealed against them at the court of arbitration for sport in 2019. that failed, then took it to the swiss tribunal in 2021. the supreme court there failed again, and s

you will see jannik sinner later, who took on very close in last year's quarterfinals, winning the firstwe have the man that novak djokovic one in the french open final. nick kyrgios pulling out last night with a wrist injury. in terms of the men we have seen playing today, remember russian and belarusian players are back after that ban from last year was lifted and andrey rublev is through to the second round. it was a comfortable win for him against australia's max purcell. in straight sets, 3—5 and four, he didn't win but made the final. looking very comfortable on grass. the russian. and we will see daniil medvedev, aryna sabalenka, the high—profile russian and belarusian players still to come. , ., ~ russian and belarusian players still to come. , . ~ . ., �*, to come. lets talk about the women's draw, to come. lets talk about the women's draw. because — to come. lets talk about the women's draw. because iga _ to come. lets talk about the women's draw, because iga swiatek _ to come. lets talk about the women's draw, because iga swiatek is - to come. lets talk about the women's draw,

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sees the men's semifinal as novak djokovic the defending champion takes onjannik champion takes on jannikn takes onjannik sinner, a man he beat in five sets at last year's quarterfinal stage and in the other semifinal, we will see the top seed carlos alcaraz play the former world number one daniil medvedev. so, the day belonging to marketa vondrousova. what an injury comeback for her. however, there always has to be a loser and wimbledon bid farewell to a tearful elina svitolina, who thanked ukrainians for providing "massive support" in her inspired run at the all england club. for sure, massive support. forsure, massive support. i got a lot of messages from different people and it's unbelievable that they've been there with me all the way and hopefully, they continue. you can see and hear the emotion in svitolina's voice. and it's perhaps easier to understand the emotions when you realise the support she had back in ukraine. in such hard times, ukraine, it is pretty remarkable that she made the entire nation united and everyone wanted to see her, everyone was proud of her and everyone wa

i know you have a jannik sinner fan. we talked about him last year.round strokes and i think if you put it together like is going to do now and i think if you talk about alcan that being the future sin is right behind them and i think he is fabulous. alcan clough, berrettini as well and how much you are looking forward to that one? if much you are looking forward to that one? ., ., , ., ., . , one? if he had any more matches be ond one? if he had any more matches beyond and _ one? if he had any more matches beyond and i _ one? if he had any more matches beyond and i think _ one? if he had any more matches beyond and i think you _ one? if he had any more matches beyond and i think you would - one? if he had any more matches| beyond and i think you would have one? if he had any more matches i beyond and i think you would have a really good set against alcan out. i think we played well and is really good chance against alkali. jessica peaula has good chance against alkali. jessica pegula has finally _ good chance against alkali. jessica pegula has finall

jannik sinner, he took two sets up novak djokovic last year. he takes another russian on.takes another russian on. first up on centre, iga swiatek against elina svitolina. i cannot wait for that one. iga swiatek is the world number one, trying to win her first number swiatek is the world number one, trying to win herfirst number —— trying to win herfirst number —— trying to win herfirst number —— trying to win her first wimbledon. we will also seejessica pegula. the european court of human rights has ruled in favour of double 800 metre olympic champion caster semenya in herfight against world athletics�* rules forcing her to lower her testosterone if she wants to race in her favourite event, saying that the south african had been a victim of discrimination. alex capstick is our correspondent following this story. alex, this ruling is the latest part of a long legal process. yes, ever since caster semenya made world headlines as a teenager when she won the world title at 800 metres back in 2009. these rules were introduced in 2018 permanently by world athletics to restrict

under notable results of the day, jannik sinner beat diego schwartzman in three sets. daniil medvedev and frances tiafoe won their games while stefanos tsitsipas and dominic team -- dominic thiem from austria played a five-set thriller with the greek ultimately coming out on top. we will bring you the rest of the action throughout the week. finally, in his first ever tour de france, it is australia's jay inslee who has stormed in to win the fifth stage. it was a grueling mountain ride. he put his foot on the pedal when it mattered most and niched 32 seconds ahead of the italian in the second with the austrian in third, although for the defending champion, it was also a great day as he pulled off a tactical win. family is now on top of the general classification and takes the yellow jersey from adam yates. this is what it means to him. >> yeah, it is incredible. this is a massive privilege and honor and a dream come true, really. mark: looks like a very happy man. >> very happy indeed. mark: fantastic stuff. thank you very much indeed. stay with us. more news to come "l

on court one, someone else who is trying to reach the quarterfinals here for a second time as jannik on the colombian. he is 2—1 down in that second set. frances tiafoe, the american has gone out of these championships at the third round stage, beaten in straight sets. in the women's draw, jessica pegula in herfirst ever wimbledon her first ever wimbledon quarterfinal. really impressive performance for her today. we see iga swiatek with belinda bencic later. . ~ iga swiatek with belinda bencic later. ., ~ , ., iga swiatek with belinda bencic later. ., ~' , ., , iga swiatek with belinda bencic later. ., ~ i. , . for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. including the latest on the british grand prix at silverstone — that got underway a short time ago. grand prix at silverstone — and that's all the sport for now. the us treasury secretary, janet yellen, is leaving china after a visit to try and strengthen economic ties, saying she believes the two countries can have a healthy relationship. while in china, ms yellen held ten hours of talks with senior chines

i think he went out early on last year to jannik sinner. next two, djokovic took a bathroom break, came back on the fourth set and all the decider we thought, all right, chances are it will go to djokovic. the royal family enjoyed that one. prince william there with the children of course as well. djokovic of course with his jacket on. you will be back. he will maim get that market equalling 24 wimbledon titles, you expect him to get that, but this is carlos alcaraz�*s day. this is his mum up is that this is his first wimbledon title. he is a double grand slam champion. carlos alcaraz was up—and—coming moments as he bows to the crowd. who are pretty much overwhelmingly behind them. those on having hill behind me as well. alcaraz will remember this moment forever. his first wimbledon title and what we expect to be the first of many. we have seen history of here. novak djokovic not be eaten here. novak djokovic not be eaten here since andy murray in 2013. djokovic and never lost and you ride where he lost in the first set. —— won the first se

been at these championships, but he goes through to the last 16, andy murray went out last year to janniks only his second win on that court, daniil medvedev trying to figure out grass and win his first wimbledon title, he won his first wimbledon title, he won his game in four sets, winning the first one, he was not hit as part of the belarusian band, he is looking good. all of these men we have been talking about trying to be contenders for the crown of novak djokovic, we will see him take to centre court on sunday.- djokovic, we will see him take to centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the — centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the all _ centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the all england _ centre court on sunday. many thanks live from the all england club. - rain also had a big impact on the third day of the third ashes test. the first two sessions were wash—outs, but there was enough play for england to put themsleves in a strong position. australia resumed on 116—4 and were bowled out for 224. travis head made 77. that leaves england chasing 251 for a vict

in the men's draw, there was a much more straightforward win for the italian 8th seed, jannik sinner.hat was the first game on centre court and he will play the winner of the match on centre right now. the seven—time champion novak djokovic is playing the pole, hubert hurkaz. i think novak djokovic has just gone 6-5 i think novak djokovic has just gone 6—5 up on that one. it is going with serve. england's cricketers have kept the ashes alive with victory over australia in the third test. it was a nervy chase for the home side. they lost seven wickets along the way, but they reached their target of 251 and now trail australia 2—1 in the series with two to play. our sports correspondentjoe wilson was at the headingley test today. this was day's journey towards victory that must have felt like a lifetime for england fans, who believed, hoped and doubted that their team were going to win over and over again. england in pursuit of 251 to win the second match were pegged back and again by australia, in particular by mitchell starc. just when it seemed like they were going to do it, when har

jannik sinner looking good at the moment against his opponent.ish press, liam broady is through. you beat the french part—time magician in straight sets. liam broady is a british wild card, a day of mixed fortunes for the british players are. we will see andy murray in an all british much also coming up and then we're back with the defending women's champion against carlos alcaraz. data should be exciting. mark cavendish will have to wait at least another day, if he's to topple the record for stage wins at the tour de france. the manxman finished behind jasper philipsen in stage three's time trial as the race moved from the basque country and into france, with a sprint finish at bayonne. drew savage reports. after the heels of the basque country, staged a the sprinters. mark cavendish doesn't like to talk about breaking records, he said she just wants to win one more stage in his last season. meanwhile, four adam yates in the yellowjersey, this was a day to stay in the peloton, save your legs and just make it to the finish. what was complex and t

jannik sinner will play in the semifinals, beating roman safiullin another russian.ten in four sets at 21—year—old italian finally into a grand slam semifinal for the first time in his career. he played jakub at last ua or at wimbledon and lost in five sets. could be different this time? wimbledon and lost in five sets. could be different this time? busy day. the remaining quarterfinals tomorrow with the man's top seed and the women's depending championships both in action. get the women's depending championships both in action-— both in action. get the popcorn read . both in action. get the popcorn ready. tomorrow _ both in action. get the popcorn ready. tomorrow should - both in action. get the popcorn ready. tomorrow should be - both in action. get the popcorn ready. tomorrow should be a l both in action. get the popcorn - ready. tomorrow should be a cracker. we will see carlos alcaraz back on centre and he will take on, the two regarded as the exciting future of tennis with up alcaraz didn't make their quarterfinal leisure but it did make it this time the man's t

he beat eighth seed jannik . sinner eighth seed jannik. sinner 636476. record equalling 46th grand slam semi—final earns him a record breaking 35th final, taking him past that of chris evert . tv online final, taking him past that of chris evert. tv online dab+ radio and on tunein , this is gb radio and on tunein, this is gb news nato . back to bev . news nato. back to bev. >> welcome to dewbs & co this >> welcome to dewbs& co this evening with me, bev turner and joining me until seven my panel. i'm delighted to say former brexit party mep and ceo of first property group, ben habib and rapper and author zuby . i've and rapper and author zuby. i've told you both, i said on social media that they were like, do you want to sit in for jews on friday? and i was like, you know what? the kids are off school. i'm busy. there's a lot on. and they said, it's you two. and i was like, try and stop me. try and stop me. this is going to be good. you get in touch as well this won't you? this evening, won't you? vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address twitter at gb addre

well, earlier, djokovic beat jannik . sinner djokovic beat jannik. sinner 636476. his record equalling 46th grand slam semi—final earned some a record breaking 35th final take. an impasse that of chris evert tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. back to . news nato. back to. mark >> thanks, rory. see you at ten. welcome to mark dolan tonight. happy friday. one and all in my big opinion, a top makeup brand uses bearded men in an advert for their female cosmetic products . the cancellation of products. the cancellation of women continues apace in the big story as men's mental health dominates the headlines, including dele alli and huw edwards. we speak to a man who came back from the brink himself , aslef, now campaigns to , aslef, and now campaigns to help people are help other people who are suffering . my mark meets guest suffering. my mark meets guest is the maverick businessman john mappin , who turned down £1 mappin, who turned down £1 million from the government to house migrants in his cornish castle hotel . in my take ten, castle hotel.

that would have ended the jannik. the mets take the 3-1 lead. mets struggle with the lead. the giants love a comeback. blake sabol. the giants down 5-3. top of the eighth, this young mets fan is juiced. jd davis striking out with the bases-loaded to end the inning. let's check back on that sparky. yeah, fired up. the polar bear puts the game on ice. pete alonso, to run shot. he announced he will try to be the second player to win three homerun derbies. the other is ken griffey jr. they have a long flight back to the bay. the a's and white sox, the carlos perez brothers -- yes, brothers with the same name. blackburn gave up five runs the third without allowing an extra-base hit. 5-0 chicago. the all-star rooker did not start but entered as a pinch hitter. there is a two run shot in the eighth. that makes it an 8-5 game. bottom of the ninth, down two am, down to their final out. jj bourdais scores, and the a's within a run. chase peterson. he is going to try a liner. clint frazier makes the catch and the a's lose 8-7. up next, a six-game road trip

the wimbledon semi's, jannik sinner and novak djokovic.rd set, novak is serving and sinner cannot convert the forehand. matchpoint, they rallied back and forth but sinner will eventually hit it into the net and djokovic wins easy in straight sets. he goes to the final. he has not lost a wimbledon matches 2017. and than the other semifinal with daniil medvedev and carlos alcaraz. incredible net play from the spaniard. finally, the backhand is perfect. he took the first couple sets. and this is going to be another brilliant point. wait for it. the forehand winner is going to be good. it is the final we all wanted, alcaraz and djokovic, who is pursuing his 24th grand slam title. and we say it every time, what can't steph curry do? i will tell as many shots in the three point contest as sabrina. that was incredible. she has an amazing story, bay area native. we had her on our podcast right before she was the first overall pick. she said she was working out with pots and pans in her kitchen because she could not go to the gym. dion: that is the

well, earlier, djokovic beat jannik . sinner djokovic beat jannik. sinner 636476.his record equalling 46th grand slam semi—final earned some a record breaking 35th final take. an impasse that of chris evert tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. back to . news nato. back to. mark >> thanks, rory. see you at ten. welcome to mark dolan tonight. happy friday. one and all in my big opinion, a top makeup brand uses bearded men in an advert for their female cosmetic products . the cancellation of products. the cancellation of women continues apace in the big story as men's mental health dominates the headlines, including dele alli and huw edwards. we speak to a man who came back from the brink himself , aslef, now campaigns to , aslef, and now campaigns to help people are help other people who are suffering . my mark meets guest suffering. my mark meets guest is the maverick businessman john mappin , who turned down £1 mappin, who turned down £1 million from the government to house migrants in his cornish castle hotel . in my take ten, castle hotel. i

how was jannik take care of himself and he did not have any idea of how to make this right. >> ray says he will get by for now using borrowed tools but the generosity from the committee is something he says he will be forever grateful for. >> it is a tremendous relief to me to know i am going to be able to get my tools back so i can continue to work and provide for my family. >> can you believe that? if you're interested in helping, the fremont police association has ways to donate and make a difference. have linked them on our website. good abc7news.com. >> the santa clara sheriff's office has announced one of their own was killed by a suspected drunk driver. it happened on 87 in san jose early saturday morning. a 26 euros was driving the wrong way on the freeway. he is accused of slamming head on to the deputy arturo romero. he was a married father of four and was set to retire in december after 24 years with the department. the loss comes at the sheriff's office mourns the loss of officer reynolds. he suffered cardiac arrest as he was leaving for work the 27 year veteran of the sheri

the interests collide, but let me quote a little bit saying how they praise janet yellen, by saying jannikt yellen who is widely abused -- widely viewed by chinese analysts as opposed to decoupling, so they are painting her as the one to talk to on the others. mark: indeed, as you say, those handshakes bouncing around tiktok are going to make an impression on the other level. janet yellen creating a kind of double edge point of attack in a very positive sense. is the factor that remains that the u.s. is vulnerable in this negotiation? china does hold a lot of the key cards in this argument. >> certainly the u.s. holds a lot of cards economically speaking, but china does have a card or two of its leave. the topic that has and will come up is the u.s. position, a strict no for china on military supplies for russia in the context of the russian invasion in ukraine, so that is something i know could leverage, what are we going to get out of this? the second thing that is existential to both sides is the taiwan and south china sea question. my colleagues reported today that xi jinping visited t

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on friday, novak djokovic is up against jannik sinner while carlos alcaraz will be taking on daniil medvedevthe men's singles. he told her the spaniard took lots of risk going downhill and used his strong time trial skills to thwart his rival's chase for cap a spectacular 30-kilometer solo run. his second stage when at the tour de france seven years after his first. there were no major movements in the general classification. and, of course, is a steel day, friends's national holiday, being marked with an iconic summit finish. it is the first of three grueling mountain stages that will provide a lot of opportunities for sparring. finally, with just a week to go until the beginning of the women's world cup in australia and new zealand, france saved the disputes that have long plagued the squad are behind them. tensions between the coach and players came to a head earlier this year when several players, including the captain, said they would not play at the world cup. afton was fired and then replaced. he famously led saudi arabia to a win against argentina at the men's world cup last year. fr

he's one away and fifth straight after beating jannik sinner. he's on a dominant run.vic only with lost one wimbledon final he's ever reached and that was ten years ago. that's the context for you. at 36 years old, he may become the oldest, but in his mind, age is only a number. >> 36 is the new 26. it feels good. yeah. i just feel a lot of motivation and i'm inspired to play the tennis that i truly love. >> djokovic will face top ceded alkaraz. it took less than two hours. forget about 36 being the new 26. how about age 20. the spaniard could become the youngest finalist and he's hoping to add to his grand slam haul after winning the u.s. open last year. this will be the second time in a major eventual ka raz and djokovic face off. >> it gives you extra motivation, more to play final -- i always say yin order to be the best you have to beat the best. djokovic is one of them. it could be great. >> the women's title will be decided a few hours from now. she was one set away from winning her title before losing to the eventual champion, jabeur to face vondrousova to beco

novak djokovic beating jannik sinner to make the wimbledon finals.ennis' number one player, 20-year-old carlos alcaraz in the blockbuster match so many fans dreamed of. the serbian hoping to make history, tying roger federer's eight wimbledon titles and pursuing his 24th major. the match starts at 9:00 a.m. on espn and espn plus, so after "gma" you can catch all the action. should be a good one. >> janai: you look great in your glasses. >> whit: still working it out. very far away, that camera, yeah. >> janai: let's take a look at some of the other big stories we're following on this sunday morning. europe suffering from a deadly heat wave in italy. a red alert has been issued for 16 cities including rome and florence with a record temperature of, get this, 118 degrees forecast in sicily and and sardinia, and in greece, some tourists at the acropolis were hospitalized. that site closed for two days due to the heat. this as a record number of americans of course flock to europe for vacations. >> gio: and president vladimir putin says that russia has a

the date that jannik sinner was born, - that jannik sinner was born, djokovic thatjannik sinner was bornk djokovic, and he will be first on centre court later when he takes onjannik sinner in what is the italian's first grand slam semifinal. djokovic in contrast will be contesting a a6th major semi final. that now equals roger federer's all—time men's record as he aims to also match federer's record of eight men's singles title at wimbledon and he is backing himself to do it. i don't want to sound arrogant but of course i consider myself favourite. judging the results that i had in my career here and the previous four occasions of wimbledon that i have won, reaching another semifinal, so i do see myself favourite, yes. in the other semi, world number one carlos alcaraz will play russia's daniil medvedev, the so—called octopus because of his ability to reach for every ball. both have won major titles on the us open hard courts, as both now attempt to reach their first final on the wimbledon grass. ukraine's elina svitolina says she had "the weight of a nation" on her during her brilliant

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well, earlier, djokovic beat jannik, sinner 636476.equalling 46th grand slam semi—final earns him a record breaking 35th final, taking him past that of chris evert tv onune past that of chris evert tv online dab+ radio and on tunein, this is gb news. now, though, back to . back to. martin now , have you got a spare room now, have you got a spare room in your home? >> well, you're in luck because the combat, the £35 billion per year cost of asylum seekers. a new report is urging brits to house these immigrants in our spare rooms . forget the fact spare rooms. forget the fact that most voters don't want them in our country in the first place. this report by the policy exchange think tank and backed by former tory party chairman brandon lewis, urges us to invite undocumented and vetted men into our homes. i mean, what could possibly go wrong? i'll tell you what. why don't the refugees welcome brigade go first? you know , bleeding hearts first? you know, bleeding hearts like sadiq khan , labour's home like sadiq khan, labour's home secreta

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