jay crowds behind her she should be ok. jay clarke taking on roger federer, an eight time champion, that, jay clarke, so it's more about how his character, how we embrace his going on to a big show court, can he put out his best tennis against arguably one of the greatest players we've ever seen play the game. do you seen a number of brits through to the third round? funnily enough harriet dart is going quite well as we speak. she might make it through to the third round with a potential match against world number one ash party. i think johanna konta should be able to get thejob done, i think it's a tough match for her but i will probably go with federal against jay clarke. thank you very much, always a pleasure to speak to you and also in action today, rafa nadal and serena williams, but the focus for us is the brits and of course andy murray. david 0rnstein at wimbledon, thank you. one person has been killed during a volcanic eruption on the italian island of stromboli. the victim, believed to be a tourist, was walking on the volcano and was hit by rocks thrown out by the eruption. hol

nikoloz basilashvili, but there were defeats for british number two cameron norrie and wild card jay clarke. james burford rounds up the action. it doesn't get much bigger than this for

with federal against jay clarke. thank you very much, always a pleasure to speak to you and also in action today, rafa nadal and serena williams, but the focus for us is the brits and of course andy murray. david ornstein at wimbledon, thank you. one person has been killed during a volcanic eruption on the italian island of stromboli. the victim, believed to be a tourist, was walking on the volcano and was hit by rocks thrown out by the eruption. holiday—makers are reported to have run into the sea to seek shelter. a ship has been sent to the island in case it needs to be evacuated. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. blue skies? exactly, through much of england, blue skies and sunny. temperature is creeping up. it's not the same everywhere. cloud across scotland and northern ireland producing rain for some, creeping a bit further southwards as well, but the clear skies will continue through the rest of today across much of wales, the midlands, in towards east anglia and southern counties of england a

his opponent, britain's jay clarke, didn't quite receive the same fanfare.h in the world, he lost the first set to wimbledon's star, but stood toe to toe with his idol in the second. now, that caught federer by surprise! taking it to a tie—break. federer was too strong in the end to win in straight sets, but said young players like clarke mean the future is bright. they are going to take care of business in the future. i will be watching from the couch and know that tennis is in safe hands. as they battled on court one, johanna konta was front and centre. katerina siniakova knocked out us open champion naomi 0saka at the french open. but konta was simply too strong for her, winning in straight sets to sail through. there was more british success with dan evans, who beat world number 16 nikoloz basilashvili. and what a day for harriet dart. she beat brazilian beatriz haddad maia in three sets to set up a third round showdown with the world number one, ashleigh barty. yes, harriet, it is really happening. but the day is far from overfor them. they are not goin

and he goes on to face britain's jay clarke next. rafa nadal is also safely in to round two.nticone in straight sets. the 37—year—old is aiming to win her 24th grand slam title. that would see her equal margaret courts' all—time record. meanwhile, it has been confirmed that williams will play mixed doubles with andy murray in these championships. murray, a two—time singles champion at swi9, will compete in both the men's and mixed doubles, less than a month after returning following hip surgery. the pair are expected to play their first match together on thursday. if you guys really want it, then maybe i'll do it. it seems like you quys maybe i'll do it. it seems like you guys really want it. yes? all right, done. just for you guys, don't forget. so that is a yes? you are going to do it? if you guys want it? i really do. just for you then. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. and before you head off to bed, a quick look at the weather for the next few days. first, i look back to last month, two june, next few days. first, i look back to last month, twojune, because the me

, a bit ofa will play with briton‘s jay clarke, a bit of a ding dong here because he texted the person tell her he was swapping her for cocoa. you saw in my piece that the pair dubbed serandy, serena williams and andy murray, will be playing tomorrow but not before 5:30pm. andy murray has male doubles and serena williams has got a single match. we have dan evans, johanna konta and a huge day for harriet dart after she was allegedly dumped by text because she has the world number one ashleigh barty, first up, on centre court. week one of wimbledon, it is delivering! lots to look forward to tomorrow. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. years, workers atjaguar land years, workers at jaguar land rover had reason to be hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up on sportsday. .. go, go! coco, the american teenager is through to the 11th round of wimbledon after another stunning performance. dina asher smith runs a season's best but she can't catch shelly—ann fraser—pryce who's on fire in lausanne. and on the eve of the to

nikoloz basilashvili, but there were defeats for british number two cameron norrie and wild card jay clarkes burford rounds up the action. it doesn't get much bigger than this for a british player, walking out with the great man at wimbledon. for the family, a special moment. all the family, a special moment. all the excitement of a kid at the park. but there's a reason roger federer is perhaps the best ever to play the game, poise and precision. look at him, not even fussed. so accustom, we've become, to seeing his shots pick up the child. even clark and other disbelief. and while set one went 6—1, clark did take fedor to a tie—break in the second, much to the delight of court number one. that proved to be just a snapshot. ever, now 37 come as many career —— has made a career of making things look easy indeed. you can see what his fa ns easy indeed. you can see what his fans think. a great test but ultimately one far too strong for some this is is... and so, walking off, but happy memories playing against the game's biggest star. british number one tile admin fell at the second hurdle yest

in the men's draw, dan evans, cameron norrie and jay clarke all progressed.next. in the women's draw, a terrific win for harriet dart, who was watched by the duchess of cambridge during her match. she beat the american christina mchale, who is ranked over 70 places above her. james ward, pauljubb and katie swan are out. let's take a look at some of the day's other sport headlines. tottenham have signed midfielder tanguy domebele for a record fee from french side lyon. the france international has signed a five—year—deal for around £54 million. it's the highest fee ever paid by tottenham for a player, eclipsing the 42 million paid to ajax for davinson sanchez in 2017. manchester united are stepping up their efforts to sign leicester's harry maguire. they've made a £70 million bid for the centre back, which has been rejected. maguire, who's also attracting interest from manchester city, signed a five—year contract at leicester last september. mark cavendish won't ride in the tour de france for the first time since 2007 after team dimension data left him out of

now gauff has turned into such a sensation that british tennis star jay clarke dumped fellow brit harrietrising young star with tennis legend roger federer who gave her an encouraging pat on the back there. gauff is going for her third-round win later today. >> all right, coco. go, coco. >> getting pat on the backs by other big pros. i say other because she's a big pro now. >> yes, she is now, absolutely a phenom. >>> well, when we come back, how america's celebrities celebrated the fourth of july. >>> what justin timberlake just did with an ax. >>> what justin timberlake just did with an ax. before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? (vo) cascade platinum does the work for you. prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. (mom) wow! that's clean! (vo) cascade platinum. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny." starting with how the other half celebrated the holidays. >> it was independence day for all americans, including celebrities. and our will ganss is here with the latest. >> yeah, your own celebrity is here with the latest

her partner in that competition is britain's jay clarke. >> their partnership wasn't always the plan. supposed to play mixed doubles with a fellow brit named harriet dart but then coco came calling and clarke dumped harriet at the last minute. >> she asked me to play. it was kind of a last-minute thing so i made a decision to play with probably the biggest name in the women's draw. >> there you have it. and get this, harriet dart reportedly got the news in a text message. >> well, they're young. that's how they communicate. >> yeah. >> coco already said that's how she gets ready for a match. she goes on -- >> youtube and watches videos. >> so she's always on her phone. >> good luck to them. >> yeah, there you go. >>> the so-called bikini baristas in everett, washington, will have to cover up at least for now. >> an appeals court overturned a lower court ruling and handed a victory to the city which want the servers to wear at least tank tops and shorts while serving coffee. >> the court ruled the bikinis do not fall under free speech protected by the first amendment. the owner of one

nikoloz basilashvili, but there were defeats for british number two cameron norrie and wild card jay clarker

she wasn't the only brit through, dan evans is through and jay clarke landed a plum second round againston the first set. centre court is federer‘s kingdom and he saw out the next three sets for the win. and queen serena may have had a knee injury, but she knows how to play tennis. she made light work of giulia monticone. she won that match. rafael nadal is two sets up. there is a fairy tale on court 17. pauljudd was raised by his grandmother in hull and he has won an american contest to win a wildcard and she is making on sousa from portugal. now time for the weather. good wimbledon weather ahead? yes, not too warm. some fair weather cloud. midweek tomorrow and thursday the weather is looking decent. but not every where. clouds you can see south of iceland, a front that is approaching the north—west of the united kingdom and that spells some cloud and rain by the end of the night in scotland. but the vast majority of the country, clear spells tonight and actually not too cold in the south early on wednesday morning, temperatures around 14 degrees in the centre of town. fresher in newcas

over the weekend goff suffered her first wimbledon defeat losing her doubles match with partner jay clarke up next in "the pulse," why a statue of first lady melania trump is causing controversy. >>> also ahead, a new way to get kids to finally put down their phones. >>> plus, why team usa's world cup win is so significant for so many americans. it's tough to quit smoking cold turkey. so chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, depressed mood, suicidal thoughts or actions, seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or life-threatening allergic and skin reactions. decrease alcohol use. use caution driving or operating machinery. tell your doctor if y

she is in action with jay clarke. thank you very much. let us hope the rain holds off.ut the day on the bbc news channel. the next national news is on at the earlier time of 3.30. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. welcome to bbc london news. up to 1.5 million people are expected to take to the streets of london today for the pride parade. it's been described as the biggest and most diverse event yet. the parade has just got under way — sarah harris has more. getting ready to march and celebrate 50 years of activism. 0rganisers say it will be the biggest ever parade. dom from finchley remembers the early days when being attacked and jeered rather than cheered was the norm. it's one thing to feel it on concrete or a solid floor, to feel it on concrete or a solid floor, to feel itona concrete or a solid floor, to feel it on a surface that is already undulating under you, it must feel quite freaky. it was. we were lucky because there was no sense of danger, itjust because there was no sense of danger, it just felt kind because there was no sense of danger

centre court yesterday — today coco gauff was in mixed doubles action, she teamed up with britain's jay clarkeausted. i think so because even last night it was an extraordinary match both emotions and physicals andi match both emotions and physicals and i think she was suffering a little to physically bit the way she turned it around and finished late and went into the press room and did lots of interviews and what have you goodness knows what time she went to bed so i think you cannot hear today, she probably didn't have too much left in the tank and the battery is running a little bit low and we have to remember she's come through three rounds of qualifying, most players are preparing themselves with extra time to head a championship but she played back to back three matches to get into the championship and yet she is now the fourth round trying to somehow get energy to take on a former wild number one tomorrow, so shame she went out today but let's see what happens on the single squad tomorrow. she's definitely cute story this week and she will remain still heading into the second week. tha

three other britons made round two, though, including jay clarke, who set up a plum tie against wimbledonover his wobble to be king of centre court as usual. and serena williams made light work of italy's giulia monticone. and now it is official she will play mixed doubles with andy murray, excitement levels are building. natalie pirks, bbc news, wimbledon. and we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, brexit editor at the telegraph asa bennett and head of news at the huffington postjess brammar. that is coming up after the headlines at 11:30pm. next we'll be looking at the weather for the week ahead. but before that, let's end the programe with the lights literally going out. a very rare sight, this is a total eclipse of the sun. it was witnessed by hundreds of thousands of people in south america. a solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the earth and the sun, plunging the planet into darkness. if you were in chile or argentina, then you had the best view. now it's time for the weather, with susan powell. hello. we have a lot of settle whether in ou

jay clark admitteding he dumped his doubles partner to play with coco instead. >> she asked me to playi made a decision to play. probably the biggest name in the tournament. she is a really cool kid. >> coming up, we will have more on doubles gate with your gma first look. >> why are we talking about his controversy of dropping the partner of her controversy of asking in the first place? >> i don't know. i don't understand tennis etiquette. >> like dumping your date before prom. >> it happens. the bay area shows the fourth of july spirit. >> how firefighters got a handle on this explosion. >> i ylowe's does it right too with july 4th savingsbest. to get you started. whatever you need to get your yard in shape... do it right for less. start with lowe's. >>> all right. let's take a look at the coast in case you want to head there. partly sunny, cool and breezy. middle 60s. tomorrow it is going to be a little bit warmer, middle to upper 60s. 72 in santa cruz. water, 53. it will be the coolest sunday. mostly cloudy with temperatures in the lower to middle >> shipping containers loaded with

we've also got great role models, you look at someone like jay clark. watson of course. we've got a whole bunch of players coming through from a range and of a diverse backgrounds. someone has to lead the way, someone has to show that it is possible and the father of venus and serena, richard williams, was the first black father that showed that in a white world there could be black women performing and at the highest level. but getting to that level means a big financial investment. i hope that we can afford more tennis facilities for places like hackney where we've got this community where people can, if they want to, develop, so come at a young age and develop into professional tennis players. so far, 10,000 young people from diverse backgrounds are involved in the lta's initiative and these girls are no longer ruling out tennis as part of their future. nomia iqbal, bbc news. now, if you're feeling unwell and haven't got time to see a doctor, how about asking alexa? from this week, people will be able to get medical advice from amazon's voice assiste

this jay clarke, jay clarke having produced a brilliant result to get through the first round.ovak djokovic, roger federer and rafael nadal who plays later. a big win came from dan evans. as we know eva ns, win came from dan evans. as we know evans, he has only really been climbing up the rankings since returning from that drugs ban a little over a year, a, he was close to tears after booking his place in the third round, his best run was the third round, his best run was the third round, he lost to roger federer several years ago. but he is through, a big win this for dan eva ns, through, a big win this for dan evans, and he certainly has form on the grass, he has won a couple of titles in the challenger series so a big win there, so good news for the brits and we have big games to come, not least andy murray playing in the doubles in the men's doubles later on. thank you. you can follow the action he spent 13 years as a player at stamford bridge, now frank lampard at a1 years old has returned to the club where he made his name and is regarded a chelsea legend. lampard left de

three other britons made round two, though, including jay clarke, who set up a plum tie against wimbledon harris but got over his wobble to be king of centre court as usual. and serena williams made light work of italy's giulia gatto—monticone. now it is official, she will play mixed doubles with andy murray. excitement levels are building. natalie pirks, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it from me. goodnight. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. heartbreak for england — their world cup journey is over, beaten by the usa in a dramatic semi—final. reaction on the way. the dream duo! andy murray teams up with serena williams for the mixed doubles at wimbledon. and it's first blood to australia in the women's ashes. they beat england in the opening match of the series. welcome to the programme. england's world cup dream is over. they lost 2—1 in their semi—final against the usa, the current holders

she accepted an invitation to play mixed doubles with her friend, jay clarke, but get this, dave, the player dished his other partner at the last minute saying he couldn't pass up a chance to play with coco. dart said she found out she was being dumped in a text message and she's not happy. they were mixed doubles last year going all the way to the semis. now dart won't have time to find another player. >>> turn your head if you haven't eaten breakfast yet. joey jaws chestnut is top dog again. >> the champion of the world, joey chestnut. >> the competitive eater dunking and shoving 71 hot dogs and buns in ten minutes winning the hot dog contest for the 12th time in three years. he falls three dogs shy. he has eaten 861 hot dogs in just over 2 hours. 71 nathans famous hot dogs would weigh more than 15.5 pounds, my brother. if you stack them end to end they would be as technicall as e story building. >> that's one disgusting building, coy. >>> usually our standard here is if we make christine romans tear up, but today you've got michelle kosinski to look a little bit nauseated. by that

this is britain's jay clarke when he was just 12 years old back in 2010.y and you've got to have different strategies for different opponents every time you play them. rafael nadal is an inspiration because he never gives up and even when he is down, he will still keep hitting the balls. i'm just excited to play. what a mature 12—year—old and even better now that he is 20! and jay could play rafa nadal in the semi—finals, but he'll have to find a way past roger federer first. a tough challenge for any 20—year—old. he has had some training with the one and only andy murray. i don't want to leave. ijust i don't want to leave. i just want to hear more and more about it. in 1982, terrence higgins was one of the first men with aids to die in the uk, but today, on the anniversary of his death, the trust set up in his name says the stigma surrounding hiv still exists. for example, it says eight out of 10 people don't understand that if you're receiving effective treatment you cannot pass on the virus. breakfast‘s jayne mccubbin has been speaking to two families l

and coco gauff is out signing autographs, she will take on the mixed doubles later with britten's jay clarke the next news at ten here on bbc one. you're watching bbc news. orkney's archaeological treasures are of global significance, but their world heritage status could soon be under threat because of climate change. experts say rising seas and higher rainfall mean popular sites like the ancient village of skara brae are "extremely vulnerable." the scottish nine's chief news correspondent james cook reports from orkney. skara brae is important to me because it's part of orkney's history. they taught us about skara brae at school, and it was a really interesting thing to learn about. it brings a lot of people into orkney, and into the surrounding areas. and personally, for me, i had a lot of great experiences there when i was younger, as well. it draws tourists, and it generates a lot of interest which, like, everyone benefits from. everywhere where you we go in orkney, you meet history. but now, that history is under threat. skara brae is onlyjust clinging on. for years, ewan hyslop has be

defense lawyers jay clark and lindsay gutierrez worried that even though they were starting the triale of jurors, the verdict from the first trial would still hang over the accused. >> he's still innocent until proven guilty. everyone thinks and knows he was proven guilty. >> across the courtroom, the prosecution team was the same. and it would hammer home the argument that a healthy 24-year-old woman just does not die alone in a bathtub. >> did you see any evidence that sarah suffered a seizure that caused her death by drowning? >> no. >> sarah's body, dry to the touch, the officers and emts testified. and the bathroom where her husband lifted her soaking body out of the tub, it was also not wet. >> towels, a rug, magazines, all appeared to be dry. >> and the jury would again hear the 911 call that, to prosecution hears, sounded odd. >> i just came up here and she was laying facedown in the batht bathtub. >> the message was, my wife's dead and i wasn't around when it happened. >> but unlike the first trial, the defense lawyers asked to take the jurors to the home where ryan and sarah

her partner, england's jay clark, caused a bit of a stir when he dumped his old partner to team up with of 16 tomorrow. >> wow. this is all the world has seen of england's newest royal baby archie. that's until now. more on that coming up next. >>> and from the first silent film to the current block busters, the history of america's cinema, occasionally controversial, but always inspiring. tonight our brand new series "the movies" will delve into the movies you love. >> there is still something about being told a story. a movie is something that's been really hand crafted. it's a mosaic that's been carefully pieced together. it just creates this opportunity to totally lose yourself. >> these images live in our consciousness, stays in our minds. the way music is recalled in our heads, those images are replayed and we live our lives by them. >> it brings all the elements of all of our senses together. there's really nothing else like it. >> even though you're doing something incredibly personal and in many ways incredibly selfish because you're doing something you love so much and then it

well now she is the other woman who's come between a british couple jay clark don't his mixed doublesarriet dart at the last minute. so he could team up with coco gauff they're going to play their first match together today worst part is though he didn't even tell harriet. in my day it was a diss if you didn't do it in person and now the kids it is ghost each other. stralian it curios didn't pull any punches. battling grand slam champ. rossdale the doll, he lost, but he makes jeez for trying every trick in the book, including firing a few ball straight at his chest. they're what would appall does. >>i mean to do but how many slums, how much money they get. you can take a bow to the and a vote little bit all options go like oh go for you or spend just. >>i mean they do it all the time, but usually they all says though it's dangerous because it could hurt amor it could fly off his racket hurt somebody else courtside or in the crowd. dogs could also hit super bowl. of once again, nobody could be more then the prom. sisi said that he's going hey wait a minute and the right. there's room f

well now she is the other woman who's come between a british couple jay clark don't his mixed doubles harriet dart. so he could team up with coco gauff they're going to play their first match together today worst part is though he didn't even tell harriet he texted her that it was over ouch in my day it was it to see if you didn't do it in person and now the kids it is ghost each other. tennis is much more cutthroat than you might think australian it curios didn't pull any punches. battling grand slam champ. rossdale the doll, he lost, but he makes jeez for trying every trick in the book, including firing a few ball straight at his chest. they're good. what would appall does. >>i mean to do that. but how many slams how much money the% get. you can take a bow to the chest. and a vote little bit all options go like oh go for you or spend just. >>how players actually i mean they do it all the time, but usually they and it all says though it's dangerous because it could her could fly off his racket hurt somebody else courtside or in the crowd. the front row to watch the super bowl of comp

we‘ve also got great role models, you look at someone like jay clark.hat level means a big financial investment. i hope that we can afford more tennis facilities for places like hackney where we‘ve got this community where people can, if they want to, develop, so come at a young age and develop into professional tennis players. so far, 10,000 young people from diverse backgrounds are involved in the lta‘s initiative and these girls are no longer ruling out tennis as part of their future. naomi iqbal, bbc news. now, if you‘re feeling unwell and haven‘t got time to see a doctor, how about asking alexa? from this week, people will be able to get medical advice from amazon‘s voice assisted technology. they can ask questions such as ‘how do i treat a migrane?‘ and ‘what are the symptoms of flu?‘ — and alexa will then automatically search the nhs choices website for answers. but critics have condemned the new service as a "data protection disaster waiting to happen." our health correspondent, nick triggle, reports. alexa, what are the symptoms of chickenpox?

you look at someone like jay clarke. we've got... pauljubb,19 years old. heather watson, of course.the way and show it's possible. the father of venus and serena, richard williams, was the first lack was the first black father that showed in a white world there could be rain black women performing and at the highest level. but getting to that high level means a big financial investment. i hope that we can afford more tennis facilities for places like hackney, where it's notjust community but people can, if they want to, develop — come at a young age and develop into professional tennis players. so far, 10,000 young people from diverse backgrounds are involved in the lta's initiative, and these girls are no longer ruling out tennis as part of their future. the us women's football team has been celebrating their world cup win with a massive victory parade in new york. thousands of people gathered to cheer the world champions as they made their way through the skyscraper lined "canyon of heroes" in lower manhattan. the parade ended with a ceremony at city hall and some inspirational wo

he beat and breath, jay clark today, saturday and another one of those five bricks is out.is is. we have ralph on the dial against nick kyrgios, you might remember it was nick kyrgios that beats found that out here at wimbledon back in 2014. rafael nadal took the first step, 6—3, it was a few mind games with my found that out campaigning for the umpire that nick kyrgios had taken a toilet break but, in the second set at the moment, it is an nick kyrgios who is on top. he needs three games as you can see there just on a break at the moment. sheltering on the dash under those umbrellas, extremely hot here today as it will be over on the centre court and you can imagine that that he too would only be ramped up with that bad blood between them. there's been a bit of a warof between them. there's been a bit of a war of words between the ceiling to bead up to this match. i'm sure they'll want to keep their talking purity to what happens. what unravels on the tennis court this afternoon. we hope so. thank you very much forjoining us back from wimbledon and you can follow the actio

elsewhere, roger federer is thorugh to the second round and will face briatin's jay clarke. ntly apparently only three rows there, and the duchess of cambridge and her security detail were taking up all of them. it's a huge day for england's cricketers. they'll england qualify for the world cup semi—finals if they beat new zealand in durham today. india made sure of their place in the semis yesterday. rohit sharma hit a century as they beat bangladesh by 28 runs at edgebaston. bangladesh go out of the tournament coverage of england new zealand is underway with tms over on bbc radio 5live extra, play starts at 10.30 with in play clips and highlights available on the bbc sport website and app. australia won the opening match of the women's ashes in leicester. set a target of 178 to win by england in the first one dayer, they won by 2 wickets which means england go 2—0 down in the multi—format series. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11.15. planning for the new brexit deadline is "more difficult" because the supply network will be full of christma

jamie murray will be playing alongside bethanie mattek—sands and jay clarke has teamed up with coco galvins williams in herfirst match. she faces magdalena rybarikova, something of a grass court specialist. if she can get past her, that really would be one of the big stories of the championship so far. thanks, john. 0nto the other big story and england seem to be on the verge of clinching a place in the semifinals of the cricket world cup. here is the latest gore from durham, the hosts made 305 58 off 50 overs, starting brilliantly, jonny bairstow getting his second successive century. —— 305—8. after pegging them back towards the end of the england innings, new zealand struggled in response and are currently 153—6. more in sportsday at half past six but that is it for now. back to one of our main stories this hour — and in the last few moments the british transport police have been giving more details about their investigation into the deaths of two railway workers who were hit by a passenger train in south wales this morning. superindendent andrew morgan said the victims were two men age

and federer will face britain's jay clarke in the second round. joanna konta is safely into the second round. she beat the romanian ana bogdan in straights sets. harriet dart is also through after overcoming christina mchale of the united states. neither of us felt quite comfortable and just try to find our feet. it definitely wasn't easy but it is these kind of battles you are bound to face, especially in the first round of tournaments and especially ina grand round of tournaments and especially in a grand slam. i'm pleased to find the best level on the day and come through that. the 15year—old sensationally knocked out venus williams in the first round on monday says here motto is to "just wing it". i love that. basically that is what we are all doing at the moment. the bbc hs been talking to cori's parents — here's her mum. one of the things we try to do is tell it to be grateful and humbled. we have a core group of people. family, friends, my parents and she just surrounded by a bunch of love and the one thing that we do have is she has the fa

you look at someone like jay clarke. we've got... pauljubb, 19 years old.ord more tennis facilities for places like hackney, where it's notjust community but people can, if they want to, develop — come at a young age and develop into professional tennis players. so far, 10,000 young people from diverse backgrounds are involved in the lta's initiative, and these girls are no longer ruling out tennis as part of their future. nomia iqbal, bbc news and. it is worth saying, related to what sally was talking about with the press co nfe re nce sally was talking about with the press conference forjoh konta and serena williams comments about the treatment of women in tennis. there isa treatment of women in tennis. there is a theme from both of those players suggesting that they sometimes feel like they are treated differently from the men in the way the press project them. that also has an impact on whether or not people are encouraged to enter the sport. you saw the whole conference forjoh konta, she was the concerned about the tone. you do need to make your own ju

wimbledon rookie, but watching her on the court, you would playing mixed doubles saturday with partner jay clarkn loss. but it' today's singles match that carries the weight. and it could be a tough one. she'll face off against simona halep, a player who has been ranked number one in the wor but after friday's incredible comeback, coco has me it clear she does not give up easily. >> people were in the crowd behind me every step of the way. and that's something i really appreciated during the match. >> now, the world can't get enou. from watch parties to every corner of social media, even this florida mural. the artist says she wants young gi to be inspired. also today, one of coco's biggest inspirations takes the court. serena williams in her own round four match after not one but two wins on saturday.g includinhis mixed doubles victory with andy mu. >> murray and williams show is under way. >> at age 37,he tennis great is also chasing history. a win at wimbledon would mean a tie for the most grand slam titles ever. >> talking about serena, we know coco beat venus, her idol. it is possible she c

british tennis star jay clarke admits he dumped his doubles playing partner, fellow brit, harriet dart asking if they could play together. >> yeah, she asked me to play and there was no bigger name this week. i've known coco for awhile and she's really nice. >> reporter: dart reportedly found out she was being dumped monday by text, and tells "the daily mail," due to the timing i wasn't able to find another partner in the time period available. i did ask a number of people. but a lot of them were set up and that's it. she was asked about being passed over after winning her second round match thursday, signaling she's ready to move on. >> what a great game. >> i think that's in the past and, yeah, i think just got to look forward and concentrating on my singles. >> reporter: clarke who lost to federer in the second round thursday was also quizzed about his last-minute switch after his match. >> it's obviously unfortunate it happened here, and it happened to harriet. it was never easy to do that but i hope she understands. >> is to make this clear, in mixed doubles you sign up. it's not

playing mixed doubles saturday with partner jay clark, she suffered her first wimbledon loss.carries the weight, and it could be a tough one. she'll face off against romania's simona halep, a player who has been ranked number one in the world twice. but after friday's incredible comeback, coco has made it clear, she does not give up easily. >> people in the crowd were behind me every step of the way, and that's something i really appreciated during the match. >> reporter: now, the world can't get enough. from watch party to every corner of social media, even this florida mural. the artist says she wants young girls to be inspired. also today, one of coco's biggest inspirations takes the court, serena williams, in her only match, after a mixed doubles victory with andy murray. at age 37, the tennis great is also chasing history. a win at wimbledon would mean a tie for the most grand slam titles ever. >> talking about serena, i mean, we know that coco beat venus, her idol. is it possible she could face serena, too, in this tournament? >> reporter: that is a possibility. it is st

jay-bo. let's go. is ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. friday morning, july 5th. i'm dave clark.ook is off today. steve is off today, too. but the great rosemary orozco is here with our forecast. >> the pressure. >> did i call you the great? >> yes. i think you're great, too. >> thank you. >> and we have a minor warmup coming our way today. but by the end of the weekend, another switch in the weather pattern. and a cooldown begins. let's talk about what you can expect for your bay area friday. here's hoping you have the day off. santa rosa, a bit of a chill in the air for you there. 49 degrees, giving you a live look at the golden gate bridge. still a

a great test for clark but ultimately won far too strong, and so jay walking off but happy memories ofemotion could be found on court two, this is dan eva ns' be found on court two, this is dan evans' first go in the main draw of wimbledon after testing positive for cocaine four years ago. now he's into the third round. the joy was evident. three brits into the third round but the pressure ramps up from here. james burford, bbc news. two—time winner rafael nadal has accused his nemesis nick krygios of being dangerous after a feisty four—set win over the australian. kyrgios twice served underarm, spent much of the match questioning nadal‘s speed of play, was given an official warning by the umpire, who he later called a disgrace and aimed a shot directly at the spaniard. afterwards he was unrepentant. why would i apologise? i won the point. you seem to wind him up. i don't get it. why would i apologise? how much money is in his bank account? i think he can take it on the chest, mate. i won't apologise at all. where you hitting it straight at him? i wanted to hit him straight in the ches