but he is in the same half as jannik sinner, the l same half as jannik sinner, the world number one,, these players will tell you. it is hard not to look too far ahead, but alcaraz coming into this year's championships as defending champion, three with a straight sets victory, thatis three with a straight sets victory, that is when he will take.- that is when he will take. i was t in: to that is when he will take. i was trying to look— that is when he will take. i was trying to look over _ that is when he will take. i was trying to look over my - that is when he will take. i was trying to look over my table. . that is when he will take. i was trying to look over my table. jannik sinner is playing, trying to win his first one would entitle, is on court one at the moment i guess another genic. we can take you to these live pictures. i cannot see them here but i no sooner has taken that first set 6-3. he i no sooner has taken that first set 6—3. he has fallen short at the final hurdle, he is a man transformed in the last 9—10 months? i think he hasjust transformed in the last 9—10 month

gave, jannik’s favorite dish, chicken kiev, galya, could you go to the kitchen?t she could have gone into the storage room, why into the storage room? well, the bridesmaids were changing clothes there. i couldn’t call, i would have gone out, you don’t understand how this will turn out, i’m a married woman, a man comes to me, and it’s okay, people, what will they say, he doesn’t have money to call, but he drives a taxi, young woman, you are grumbling like a hundred-year-old folder, your character is like winter this year, sometimes snow, sometimes green. he comes to the door. so that means the entrance to the zaltan, huh, when did galya enter the kitchen? well, the waiter saw her here during the bride price. that’s right, lesya took me to the competition, and galya went into the kitchen and went into the basement to the hidden bride, right? so, where is the podsopka? the podsopka is here, but how do you know this? climb! i asked oksana and she said that galya came to her here in the basement, and so, she went into the basement, then waited until the whole kitchen

this, jannik, listen to me, jannik, listen to me, no one is taking the restaurant away from you yet,i kiss you, i’ll straighten the little light. the meat is fried until golden brown, then, when the meat and rice are ready, the cauldron is lined with lavash so that the edges hang down, and then rice, meat, spices, dried apricots, raisins are put there ... only until the one who is sealed , which is a lot, it’s just an advance, yes, it turns out like this, only the waiters ate pilaf, they got poisoned, this chef cooked shakhplov, yes, he didn’t let anyone near him, what the doctors say, well, they say, i’ll live, but why... why did the chef and the owner quarrel? they honestly say, i don’t know, zukhra says that the chef is sowing, maybe because of this, well, because the owner got married upstairs. who sheppor translates as a holy man majakhet that immediately majakhet is simply a believer who observes traditions but does not allow, for example, swearing in the kitchen. and who is this? this is galyukha, oksanka’s friend. why doesn’t golyukha, oksanka’s friend , love her friend so mu

keep in action along with the world number one jannik sinner.w finds herselfjust one match away from the semifinals. what a fairy tale story that would be.- from the semifinals. what a fairy tale story that would be. thank you, jo. a reminder of our top headline this afternoon. the missile strikes in ukraine that killed nearly a0 people are expected to top the agenda when nato leaders meet later in washington. and sport climbing sees more people taking part as team gb prepares for the olympic games, and for the first time, the paralympics too. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. hello, thank you, anna. we have heard in wimbledon, lots of rain there, it is raining as well here in our very sunken —— soki garden picture in chelmsford this sets the scene for the rest of the week, chelmsford, kew gardens near wimbledon, just many spots in the south of england which have already seen a month of rainfall when we are only on the 9th ofjuly. yet more rain to come i

but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannik, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berretini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best —

the world number one jannik sinner had to leave centre court.l that he doesn't move that well. so it's always tricky because you want to play more points to make him suffer a little bit more, in a good way, and at the same time, you know that he at one point is going to say, "ok, i cannot run any more, so i'm going to go full power". and that's what he did. perhaps it was the rain outside, or perhaps it was the calibre of the contest, but the crowd packed in to see the defending champion, carlos alcaraz going toe—to—toe with tommy paul. a barnstorming, breathtaking battle that was only two sets in after nearly two hours. 0h! well, it has certainly been one of those days were a ticket to the two main course has been highly sought after and that's notjust because they're in the dry, though that definitely helps. the crowd have been treated to some tussles out there, and i can tell you that carlos alcaraz has taken the third set. he will be hoping to book a set in the finalfour set. he will be hoping to book a set in the final four in time to watch

the top speed jannik sinner is out of wimbledon, suffering sickness in his defeat to daniil medvedev.ap, england says this summer is all about winning the ashes even though they are 18 months away. welcome along. we have our first finalist at the european championship in germany. spain maintaining the 100% record at the tournament, beating france 2—1 in munich but they had to come from behind with the equaliser making history. lamine yamal, the 16—year—old forward, with an exquisite strike to become the youngest goalscorer at any major championship. 0ur reporter was watching the match.

with its long matches so accurately, jannik sinner and daniil medvedev revealed the strongest for almost in a strong-willed game. the russian athlete still emerged victorious in the match 7-6 4-6 6-7 6 2 36. by the way , medvedev achieved a truly unique achievement, becoming the first tennis player to beat the top three in the itp rankings at a grand slam tournament. the fifth racket of the world will compete with carlos alcaraz for reaching the final. fans can expect a real remake of last year's wimbledon semi-final, where the spaniard celebrated his victory. by the way, for the ticket in the semi-final of the current draw, alcaraz argued with american tommy paul. the quarterfinal match ended after four sets and just over 3 hours. 5 7 6 4 6 2 6 2. the third racket of the world has seven serves to go, only two double faults and eight converted break points. in the women's championship, number seven. world ranking , jasmini achieved a 1/2 in just 58 minutes, losing only three games to her opponent, american emma navara, 6:2, 6:1, the italian athlete is definitely in the top five in the up

but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, janniko berrettini.

jannik sinner, the top seed and the world number one, is quietly and efficiently getting his work doneimbledon title. he had few problems against ben shelton early on, who had three five—set matches going into this one. the american is one of the most exciting players on the tour and took sinner to a tie—break in the third, and ultimately the italian came through in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals for another year, where he'll play daniil medvedev after his opponent, grigor dimitrov, had to retire in their first set. forjasmine paolini, this is a summer to remember. the italian reached the french open final only last month, and now she's into herfirst wimbledon quarterfinal. how lucky she must feel, because this match was on the racket of her opponent, madison keys, the american 5—2 up in the deciding set and seemingly heading for victory when she appeared to injure her leg. she tried to continue and received treatment off the court before returning, but at 5—5 retired in tears — cruelly denied a place in the last eight. and if anyone knows what players who came through qualif

there's no jannik sinner at the paris 0lympics this year, the world number one has pulled out with tonisilitiswho was knocked out in the quaterfinals at wimbledon, said he was really looking forward to being back at roland garros but said his conditions got worse and his team of doctors advised him to withdraw. world number two novak djokovic is now the top—ranked player in men's singles. the draw takes place on thursday with the first round getting under way on saturday. team usa have announced that us open champion coco gauff will be the female flag bearer for the united states at the opening ceremony in two days' time, joining four—time nba champion lebron james. the 20—year—old will be the first us tennis player to carry the flag, three years after she was forced to miss the tokyo 0lympics when she tested positive for covid. gauff is expected to compete in both the singles and doubles on the clay courts at roland garros. canada women's head coach bev priestman has stepped down for her side's 0lympic football opener against new zealand on thursday, and two staff members have been sent home

but what a treat in the late match on centre court as the men's world number one and top seed, jannikprogressed to round three, getting the better of fellow italian matteo berrettini. sinner proved just why he's the world's best — but the australian open champion was pushed all the way by berrettini. sinner took the first two sets, but both on tie breaks, and berrettini — the wimbledon finallist from three years ago — struck back, to take the third set in style, 6—2. and just when we thought it could go the distance, sinner got the better again on a tie break, to win in four sets. a fantastic watch, up next for him, miomir kecmanovic. well, that one of several second round matches at the all england club on wednesday, including a shock in the women's draw, as naomi osaka's tournament is over. better news for the home hopes in emma raducanu though, as her fitness so far looks like it's holding up. chetan pathak has a round up from the day's action, and a look ahead to thursday. whoever wins the men's singles title at wimbledon this year will have a job on their hands beating carlos alc

we've had the first of the quarterfinals at wimbeldon, the top seed jannik sinner is out, beaten by daniilvedev who will face carlos alcaraz next, and in the women's draw, donna vekic will face jasmine paolini after both won today. chethan pathak has all the details from the all england club. the rain keeps on coming at these championships and so do the surprises, his wait for his first wimbledon final continues. the world number one was hampered by illness during his quarterfinal against daniel medvedev but still managed to take into five sets. he'd won the last five against the russian fifth seed but this was medvedev�*s moment, revenge for his australian open final defeat. he is through to the semifinals again. where just like last year, carlos awaits. the defending champion wanted his match to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish of the title at queen �*s coming into these championships held him up by winning the first set. the defending champion was too good thereafter, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, new ze

while the new world number one jannik sinner also went through and the home crowd had a centre courtn pathak rounds up day one. no major upsets on the opening day of these championships. we have lost the third seed, aryna sabalenka having to withdraw before her home match because of the shoulder and urge, injury. aside from that things have gone to plan. starting on centre court with the men's defending champion, carlos alcaraz. he was taking on fellow 21—year—old market lyal, playing the match of his life took alcaraz into the first sets before he found his rhythm. i didn't see him too much playing, practising and all that stuff, but i think he has too grow up a lot, really done my age, i'm sure that i'm going to see him really soon on the tour, i'm going to play against him more, more often. but yeah, i'm really happy to get through and get my first win in the centre court this year. it's five years since naomi osaka last made it here, she's made a winning return from grandson chappy and coming through in three sets against perry on court two. after giving birth to herfirst child,

jannik sinner is out, beaten by daniil medvedev. we have all the details from the all england club. coming at these championships and so do the surprises. yannick sinner�*s wait for his first wimbledon final continues. the top seed and world number one was hampered by illness during his quarter—final against daniil medvedev but still managed to take him to five sets. sinner had won the last five against the russian fifth seed but this was medvedev�*s moment — revenge for his australian open final defeat. he is through to the semi finals again where, just like last year, carlos alcaraz awaits. the defending champion wanted his match against tommy paul to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish, but the american won the grasscourt title at queens coming into this championships and held alcaraz up but he was too good after, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, the new zealand qualifier lulu sun's magical run is over. the world number 123 playing at her first grand slam took a first set and steady there after though.

while the new world number one jannik sinner also went through and the home crowd had a centre courtpathak rounds up day one. no major upsets on the opening day of these championships. we have lost the third seed, aryna sabalenka having to withdraw before her home match because of the shoulder and urge —— injury. aside from that things have gone to plan. starting on centre court with the men's defending champion, carlos alcaraz. he was taking on fellow 21—year—old market lyal, playing the match of his life took alcaraz into the first sets before he found his rhythm. i sets before he found his rhythm-— sets before he found his rh hm. �* , rhythm. i didn't see him too much playing. _ rhythm. i didn't see him too much playing, practising - rhythm. i didn't see him too | much playing, practising and all that— much playing, practising and all that stuff, but i think he has — all that stuff, but i think he has too _ all that stuff, but i think he has too grow up a lot, really done — has too grow up a lot, really done my— has too grow up a lot, really done my age, i'm sure that i'm going— d

perhaps the most intriguing of the matches, the number one seed jannik sinner against the beaten finalistini. chetan pathak there for us at wimbledon. 18—year—old anna hursey will make her olympic debut this summer as part of team gb's table tennis squad. she'll be joined by liam pitchford who in contrast is making his fourth appearance at an olympic games. meanwhile in the paralympics, charlotte henshaw will be competing in herfifth games and will head to paris to defend her para—canoe kl2 title after previously competing as a swimmer. i'm very grateful and proud that this is my fifth paralympics. i remember very vividly getting that nod when i was 21 in beijing in 2008. when i got the email to say that paralympics gb had confirmed my to paris it felt as exciting, a relief but it gives you that great excitement for what's to come for the rest of the summer. i had no idea what the future would hold for me in terms of my sporting career. i started paracanoe because i wanted a new challenge. i didn't ever start a second sport with the aim to win a gold medal. ijust fancied a new challenge a

at stage 1/4 he defeated the first racket of the world, italian jannik sinner. players spent exactly 4 hours and five sets on the court. in the decisive game, medvedev was stronger. 6:3. during the third set, the italian took a medical break and went away from dizziness. sports, then returned and continued the match. for medvedev, the victory over stinner was the first in the last six meetings. in the semi-finals of wimpledon, where the russian entered for the second time in his career, he will play with the current champion of the tournament , carlos al-karazon. the spaniard was stronger than the american tommy paul in the quarterfinals. cooperation of political parties russia and serbia were discussed on the sidelines of the international industrial exhibition naprom. the internet of things and the smart city became one of the topics of the enoprom exhibition; filipp trofimov, host of the vestinet program, will talk about what new things were shown. smart, universal and cyber-immune, kaspersky lab presented its new gateway for collecting and transmitting data

how about some tennis number one seeded jannik was knocked out this morning. biden mill medved. key moment here in the 3rd set center had to have his heart rate check and had to leave the court. he did return, but he wasn't the same. medvedev moved him all over the court came back to win in 5 sets 676-476-2663, after them at center said that he was fine and it did not affect his play. so that's good to hear. meanwhile, 3rd seeded carlos aoc arrests had trouble early with american tommy paul outq or has dropped the first set to the 12 seeded paul 5 to 7 but ended up winning in 4. he is coming off of his win at the french open last month and looking to make it to slam wins in a row. if he wins here, it will be his 4th slam title. classic semifinal match-up at euro twenty-twenty for spain and france and getting helped out. and bobbi has the ball beautiful ball placement. there. france scores on the header. one nil. later on. spain came back. 21st minute. beautiful goal there. we have a time that. it's a classic here. more from spain. again, another goal, they going to win this one.

moves on to the 3rd round as number one seed jannik sinner. one. against fellow countrymen, >> all right. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thank you, jason. the biden campaign is scrambling to reassure a key allies. president biden is fit for office. his debate performance kicked off a frenzy among democrats. our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin has the latest on the president's efforts to shore up support. >> multiple governors, including illinois democratic governor jb pritzker, california governor gavin newsom and kentucky governor andy beshear have all travel to dc to sit down with the president. now, while all of them have come out publicly in support a president biden since the debate pritzker for one says he would like to hear directly from the president. the white house is pushing back on concerns about the president's ability to run for a second term. the president is clear eyed. >> and he is staying in the race nearly a week after his debate performance sparked a frenzy within the party. there's a cold. there'

in the men's draw world number—one jannik sinner — is due on centre court. maneiro. novak djokovic made quick work of his first—round match — beating the czech republic's vit kopriva in straight sets. andy murray may not be playing in the singles but britain's number one jack draper thrilled the home crowd with a five—set win over sweden's elias ymer. that is why i got a late night. back with business to day in a moment. hello there. well, we're not expecting summer to make a big return any time soon. in fact, it will stay unsettled across the whole of the uk as we head through the rest of this week. it will be unseasonably windy, there'll be rain, more showers to come in the forecast, but it won't be raining all the time. lots of dry weather, too, some bright and some sunny spells, but all the while feeling cool for this point injuly. temperatures a good few degrees below the seasonal average. and there's more rain to come as we head through tonight and into wednesday morning from these weather fronts out towards the west. the heavy downpours reaching easte

on court 1, jannik sinner, the men's number one, takes on ben shelton, before daniil medvedev�*s matchbsite. and that's all the sport for now. protesters in israel are staging demonstrations across the country — demanding the government reach a deal with hamas to ensure the release of the remaining hostages in gaza. demonstrators have been blocking roads and picketing the homes of government ministers. sources from hamas say the palestinian armed group has accepted washington's proposal to begin talks on releasing hostages — and has also dropped its demand that israel first commit to a permanent ceasefire. leading us democrats are reportedly set for emergency talks after president biden insisted he won't drop his bid for re—election. it comes amid growing unease amongst party colleagues after mr biden's poor tv debate against donald trump. our north america correspondent peter bowes has the latest. if the lord almighty came down and said, "joe, get out of the race," i'd get out of the race. the lord almighty is not coming down. a high—profile tv interview but the uncertainty goes on. u

elsewhere, jannik sinner, number one, is one set up.ound this time tomorrow. fingers crossed. time for a look at the weather. good evening. the weather is a bit disappointing today, outbreaks of rain. the rest of the week does not look much better. the first week of july will be breezy. rain for some, particularly towards the end of the week across northern areas. it will remain cool for earlyjuly, both by day and night. this is the weather front which has been crossing the country today. it has been mainly light and patchy. it will linger across eastern parts of england as we head through this evening and overnight. skies are clearing out west. one or two max i was pushing into northern and western scotland. under clear skies, into northern and western scotland. under clearskies, quite into northern and western scotland. under clear skies, quite cool, single figures in

jannik sinner is also a quarterfinalist this year, the top seed and has been outstanding so far and quietly the first two sets against the american but sinner is through in straight sets. it will be either medvedev or demo 12 that makes him —— regarding grigor dimitrov. to the euros now, and after a night of celebrations for england fans. attention now turns towards wednesday's last four tie against the netherlands. the players back out today at their base, taking part in a recovery session, after their dramatic penalty shoot out victory over switzerland, both england's knock out games going beyond the 90 minutes. gareth southgate's side now head to dortmund, ready for their third semi—final in the last four major tournaments, as andy swiss reports. here we go. he takes the net off! penalty is only used to bring pain for england but not any more. england go through.— england go through. after the nailbiter, what _ england go through. after the nailbiter, what next? - england go through. after the nailbiter, what next? the - england go through. after the | nailbiter, what next? the fans engl

we've had the first of the quarterfinals at wimbledon, the top seed jannik sinner is out, beaten by daniilm the all england club the rain keeps on coming at these championships and so do the surprises, his weight for his first wimbledon final continues. the world number one was hampered by illness during his quarterfinal against daniel medvedev but still managed to take into five sets. he'd won the last five against the russian fifth seed but this was medvedev�*s moment, revenge for his australian open final defeat. he is through to the semifinals again. where just like last year, carlos awaits. the defending champion wanted his match to be done before spain kicked off their football game. to be done before spain kicked off theirfootball game. he to be done before spain kicked off their football game. he got his wish of the title at queen �*s coming into these championships held him up by winning the first set. the defending champion was too good thereafter, reeling off the next three to reach the last four again. in the women's draw, new zealand's qualify, lulu's magical run is over. the

the world number one jannik sinner has had to withdraw from the olympics — he has tonsillitis. the paris games. he's competing in the singles and alongside dan evans in the doubles, and it's in that he thinks they have a chance of getting gold. he's been talking to our sports editor, dan roan. a few months ago, when i was deciding that this was going to be the end, i was unsure about finishing and i was doubting whether i wanted to keep going or not. but, yeah, now that the time is here, i'm really happy. i love being part of the british team in the olympics and we davis cup cup and stuff. i'm happy that this is where it's going to end. ., . . , , ., to end. you had that surgery on sinal to end. you had that surgery on spinal cyst- _ to end. you had that surgery on spinal cyst. given _ to end. you had that surgery on spinal cyst. given your- to end. you had that surgery on spinal cyst. given your recoveryj spinal cyst. given your recovery from that, what are your realistic expectations for the competitions you've entered? i expectations for the competitions you've entered?— you

this time, the winner from jannik sinner. hello there. there'll be winners and losers when it comes to the weather forecast on thursday. for the far north and west, we will continue to see a rash of showers. it could be quite windy with it, as well. sunny spells elsewhere. the winds really quite a feature right across the country, but the strongest of the winds closest to this area of low pressure, driving in a rash of showers, maybe longer spells of rain at times. but elsewhere, particularly where we had quite a lot of cloud and it was drizzly from time to time on wednesday, will be a better story. more in the way of sunshine coming through. so by the afternoon, expect this story. we will see these showers, and, as i say, some of them heavy, the brighter yellows and greens denoting that. and with the strength of the wind as well, well, those temperatures really struggling, 11—15 degrees. a few showers into northern ireland, not quite as many, and a few showers across northern england. but generally across england and wales, there'll be m

current champion, spaniard carlos alcaraz, and of course, the first racket of the world - italian jannikr the first time in 28 years, competitions among representatives of the fairer sex will be held without the participation of the williams sisters, who have won here 12 times between them. our main hopes are connected with mira andreeva and daria kosatkina. the latter recently won her first grass tournament in her career. the time has come for andreeva to fully justify the honorary title of breakthrough of the year at 17 , winning her first title at a grand slam tournament. by the way, exactly 20 years ago, at exactly the same age , maria won the only russian victory in the final sharapova. the prize fund will now amount to a record 50 million pounds sterling, and it will be played out under the supervision of this representative of the vulture family. rufus for 17 years now. protects the courts from pigeons and other birds that peck the grass seeds that make up the lawn. he became a real star of wimbledon , so popular that he was somehow even kidnapped, however, the attackers came to t

. >> well, jannik sinner is pretty boring, but it was a heck of a slog. and it was. it was a heck of a slog of a match. went on for hours coity. but it was medvedev and one medvedev, the russian, who we don't really love that much, do we got his own back on jannik sinner because jannik sinner, beat him when he was two sets up. >> was he in the australian open? medvedev sinner came back and won, which we enjoyed. medvedev won yesterday. he's trying to be charming, isn't he? to the crowd. this is what he's trying to do, with interviews, whether it washes with us. carlos alcaraz, he was brilliant yesterday. he beat tommy paul in four sets. so that's probably going to be. i mean, i did fancy sinner for wimbledon. >> so did i. >> so did i. >> at least i thought it was going to be djokovic in a final. i'm pleased. it's not because they're quite dry players. yeah, but i'm not thrilled as you know, just politically about russian. >> no i don't think. >> no i don't think. >> and i'll state it. i don't think russia should be allowed to participate at wimbledon , an

the men's top seed in singl jannik sinner.ee if novak djokovic can come back from injury. >>> time now for the weather. michelle, it's stormy up and down the east coast but all eyes are on hurricane beryl. >> still a major category 3 storm. it's going to strengthen once again into a category 4 storm. it's hurricane beryl, 125 miles east-southeast of grenada. we're going to see life-threatening winds that will cause lots of damage, herb rainfall, up to 10 inches. that's going to cause mudslides and landslides. winds at 120 miles an hour. it's going to move off to the west over the next few days through the caribbean. again, strengthening to a category 4 storm by tomorrow. category 2 storm on wednesday. then it will weaken as it crosses the youk can peninsula into a tropical storm as it approaches the east coast of mexico. back here on land we're looking for a chance of severe storms throughout the northern plains and the rocrockies. could see a chance of strong winds and a chance of hail. a tough day yesterday. it was soupy, hu

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it's been a busy day at wimbledon, the world number one jannik sinner is on court right now playing forre were impressive wins for emma raducanu and coco gauff. chetan pathak reports. and so we have seen three us open champion safely reach the second week of these championships starting with carlos, last year possible is when it was in trouble and struggling in the fourth butjust like when they met in new york two years ago, firing shots at his opponent but powered through and five. struggling of form deserves huge credit for an impressive performance and again, itjust was not enough. emma found her self up against maria on the centre court and just as when they met at the us open to year raducanu won it, this month with the british player and the ninth seed running into an informed raducanu who is playing the best tennis and she has not dropped a set in these championships and has the whole fans believing. someone else's people believing is cocoa producing of the british semifinalists rank 298 in the world but problems for coco gauff early on but problems for coco gauff early on but ea

the kind of current version of that old in soviet russia type, you have no idea that she's like the jannikay, he's fat >> yeah, yeah. anyway, he's fat and he's not going to, there's no body positivity. >> so they're grooming his daughter. >> well, they're campaigning, they're making. they're referring to her as the respected as opposed to the beloved , which is signifies beloved, which is signifies that. okay. but everybody who not everybody knows, that's a silly thing to say. the sister soul song. i don't know if i'm pronouncing that right. she's. she's got resting. i'm going to run the country one day, face anything like him. and i reckon she's she's probably pulling the strings. >> but some of them family members have been assassinated for less , haven't they? there for less, haven't they? there were a couple of one killed in hong kong airport. >> yeah, it was a chemical wiped across his face. yeah. >> steve, nominative determinism meets, physiognomy in the mail. >> yeah. be careful what you name your child. people's faces evolve to match their name. a terrible study claims . and the te

daniel medvedev did create a surprise in the last round, putting out jannik sinner in the last one, theon centre court. that match is followed by the second semifinal, which will see no djokovic against lorenzo musetti. lorenzo musetti, the italian 22—year—old who is at this stage of the grand slam for the first time in his career. he has attached to sank the best is yet to come. he will hope to live by that. he has played 20 of long matches at these championships and has a work —— a lot of work going into his legs so far. he has beaten novak djokovic once before, that was in monte carlo, but novak djokovic has won five of their meetings. novak djokovic got a bite through the quarterfinals because his opponents was injured. he had knee surgery just six weeks ago, novak djokovic, so it is incredible to think he is here. he is trying to when his eighth title here at wimbledon, equalling roger federer. plenty going on in the wheelchair tennis, not least alfie hewett, he is trying to win wimbledon for the first time. it is the only major title he has yet to win. he is playing on court three

. >> they're running riot jannik sinner like, you know, there'll be a populist uprising if, if you don'tu know, tackle these issues, don't tackle these. >> so exactly. he's telling him to get on top of migration. he's still going on about digital id cards. i don't really understand how that would help. >> so if somebody was here illegally, they wouldn't be able to get a digital id card. well, they probably would under labour to be honest. so then wouldn't they just be? >> well, no, but that's my fear. >> well, no, but that's my fear. >> they'd be in the same position as the person who unfortunately lost their passport. >> they just couldn't. they just couldn't get food. they'd try and use it and it wouldn't work. they're all different levels at that point. >> there'd be a kind of a sort of temporary permanent id card that you'd get given anyway. i don't know, i'm a cynic, so he's talking about that a lot. he's talking about that a lot. he's talking about that a lot. he's talking about i, his that's his vision for the future. he thinks he can save billions by bringing in al. he thinks we'

italy's jannik sinner is italy's top seed for the first time.uries, emma raducanu is ranked 135 in the world. she's on centre court today and genuinely, crucially, she's happy. the last few weeks have obviously been great for me. i've had some good wins, i've had some matches which is, i'd say, different to the last couple of years, and i'm feeling very confident about things and relaxed. but i think that i'm just feeling free, i'm feeling light, i'm feeling like i'vejust got a big enjoyment. katie boulter is britain's number one, in the form of her life, recent winner at nottingham, seeded at wimbledon. and if you can't dream at the start of the fortnight, when can you? joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. our reporterjo currie is outside centre court. i know there is a lot going on but this big andy murray decision is being keenly awaited. yes. this big andy murray decision is being keenly awaited.— being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the _ being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the opening _ being keenly awaited. yes, it is rare on the ope

world number one and top seed jannik sinner is also through to the last eight, he beat american ben sheltonholger rune as he seeks an eighth wimbledon crown. good to see him playing a part there before his big match! tom pidcock came within inches of winning the second stage at the tour de france. the leader is 33 seconds ahead after a breathless battle with his rivals out on the gravel of stage nine. the finish came down to a six—man sprint from a breakaway group, slamming his handlebars in frustration after he did not get the winner. euan ferguson has clinched a place in the open chip after clinching victory in the bmw invitational in munich. ferguson two shots clear of the field, his first win on the world tour in two years and he loved it. laura muir set it. laura muirseta it. laura muir set a new british record in the women's 1500 laura muir set a new british record in the women's1500 metres but could only finish third, fifth keep you going underlined her status by setting a new world record. salford are up to fifth in the super league. mark snade played a key role in guiding salford t

how about some tennis number one seeded jannik was knocked out this morning.he 3rd set center had to have his heart rate check and had to leave the court. he did return, but he wasn't the same medvedev moved him all over the court came back to win in 5 sets 676-476-2663, after them at center said that he was fine and it did not affect his play. so that's good to hear. meanwhile, 3rd seeded carlos alker has had trouble early with american tommy paul outq or has dropped the first set to the 12 seeded paul 5 to 7 but ended up winning in 4. he is coming off of his win at the french open last month and looking to make it to slam wins in a row. if he wins here, it will be his 4th slam title. classic semifinal match-up at euro twenty-twenty for spain and france with kylie on and getting helped out. and bobbi has the ball beautiful ball placement. there. france scores on the header. one nil. later on. spain came back. 21st minute. beautiful goal there. we have a time match. it's a classic here. war from spain. and yet another goal, they going to win this one. 2 to you

good at, l other sports you are very good at, from interviewing tennis players, roger federer and jannikay it,000 times to us, what you can say it,000 times to us, what you have achieved is incredible. what have you made of your first experience of the olympics, what is it like there in paris? it is experience of the olympics, what is it like there in paris?— it like there in paris? it is super secial it like there in paris? it is super special and _ it like there in paris? it is super special and such _ it like there in paris? it is super special and such an _ it like there in paris? it is super special and such an iconic - it like there in paris? it is super special and such an iconic city, | special and such an iconic city, yesterday was a rubbish day for the weather today is a beautiful day and i can soak that moment on. i thought in the race i said this is your opportunity, yourfirst in the race i said this is your opportunity, your first olympic games, tomorrow you waste it don't waste it execute the plan me and the teammate and my coach did well in the car to keep me calm and give