jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all—british final on the women's tour since 1977.straight sets. the biggest title of her career — dedicated to those who had supported her. this one always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family, you know, who work through the tough moments and the good moments... i'm sorry. applause but those tears soon turned to smiles. for british tennis, a day of double delight. andy swiss, bbc news. meanwhile frances tiafoe will break into the top ten rankings for the first time on monday... the american edged unseeded germanjan—lennard struff in a thrilling three—set stuttgart open final on sunday. tiafoe saved a championship point and struck 36 winners to claim his first grass court title. two—time queen's club winner matteo berrettini has withdrawn on the eve of the tournament with an abdominal issue berrettini had onlyjust returned from the same injury that had kept him out since april at the stuttgart open... where he lost in the first round, just a second defeat in 22 matches on grass. berrettini missed last year's wimbledon after

and jodie burrage has just won in three sets. 6-2, 3-6, 7-5. 6—2, 3—6, 7—5.er watson also in action later. let's hearfrom her now. this week has given me so much confidence, especially after not playing a lot recently with the injuries i've had. two come back out and make my first semi finals of the wta, the confidence it gives me is massive and i will take it through to the next tournaments. aha, massive and i will take it through to the next tournaments.- massive and i will take it through to the next tournaments. a good win for her. to the next tournaments. a good win for her- you — to the next tournaments. a good win for her- you can _ to the next tournaments. a good win for her. you can catch _ to the next tournaments. a good win for her. you can catch that _ to the next tournaments. a good win for her. you can catch that on - to the next tournaments. a good win for her. you can catch that on the - for her. you can catch that on the red button and bbc sport website. dot got the better ofs in the last 22 and they met in 2018. let's see what will happen. d

jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all—british final on the women's tour since 1977.e who had supported her. this one always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family, you know, who work through the tough moments and the good moments... i'm sorry. applause but those tears soon turned to smiles. for british tennis, a day of double delight. andy swiss, bbc news. red bull's max verstappen has won the canadian grand prix — his 41st victory in formula one, matching the great ayrton senna. the world champion dominated yet another race, extending his lead in the drivers�* standings to 69 points. fernando alonso was second in montreal, with lewis hamilton third. despite having a player sent off in just the sixth minute, wigan beat warrington to claim a place in the semi—finals of rugby league's challenge cup. the 12 men held on to win14—12 — abbas miski scoring the crucial try. in the day's other quarter—final, leigh beat york city knights. and the leaders at the us open are about to tee off in their final round. you can follow the action from los angeles on the bbc spor

britons katie boulter, jodie burrage, harriet dart, katie swan and heather watson have all recieved wildcardsam broady have also been included, as has 43 year old, 5—time champion venus williams. she competes sparingly these days, and hasn't played at the all england club in singles since 2021, and last won it in 2008, beating sister serena. she's been given a wildcard, as has former world number three, ukraine s elina svitolina who missed last years tournament due to being pregnant. andy murray says he will now take time to rest ahead of wimbledon. he was speaking after he was knocked out of queens in the first round yesterday by alex de minaur. but following back to back wins on the challenger tour, the two—time wimbledon winner says defeat might be a blessing. on of the good things about playing is one of the top 20 players in the world is that you really see things you need to work on, things that maybe against someone ranked a hundred that are working well, don't necessarily work as well against the higher ranked players, they defend a bit better, they put the ball in the more uncomforta

katie boulter will play jodie burrage in the nottingham open final on sunday.final before burrage then defeated france's alize cornet. it will be a maiden wta final for both players with the position of british number one also on the line. team bahrain victorious have withdrawn from the tour de suisse following the death of their rider, gino mader. two other teams have also pulled out. the 26 year old died in hospital yesterday morning following a crash on the fifth stage of the race. competitive riding resumed today with the agreement of mader�*s family. world champion remco evenepoel paid tribute to mader as he claimed the victory. the belgian is 46 seconds off the lead with just sunday's time trial to go. britain's tom pidcock was 12th and moved up three places to 22nd overall, but is more than 20 minutes off the lead. much more on our website including all the details of the us open third round, and the qualifying session for the canadian grand prix, but that's it for now. let's return to our main story this hour — where 41 pupils have been killed in a scho

and katie boulter claimed herfirst wta title after beating jodie burrage in nottingham in all british3, 6—3, she will also remain as the british number one, moving up to a new career high of 77 in the world rankings. i dreamt of this moment at this tournament since i was a little girl that was training here when i was four or five years old, coming here as a fan and coming here as a player and dreaming big and somehow found a way to win it today, it means more than everything to me. and that's all the sport for now. uganda's president, yoweri museveni, has condemned the attack on a school, in which students were hacked and burned to death, as "desperate and cowardly". the ugandan army is continuing its hunt for militants who attacked the school on friday night, killing at least 40 people, many of them children. the pope has condemned the attack, describing it as brutal and saying he was praying for the victims. those responsible for the atrocity are from an islamist extremist group known as the adf. they also kidnapped six students before escaping back across the border into the democ

also coming up on sportsday: it's an all british final in nottingham — katie boulter will meet jodie burragehe british number one got the better of heather watson. and hull fc are left to rue what could have been — defeat to st helens — in rugby league's challenge cup. hello there — and welcome along to the programme. we start with the ashes. england's cricketers have taken key wickets from australia — on the second day of the first ashes test. edgbaston was working with stuart broad's double, but stubborn century is keeping them in the hunt. they are 311 a5, and trading england is keeping them in the hunt. they are 31145, and trading england two runs. this is already a test match of fascinating flux, and now the weather has shifted. saturday began with edgbaston shrouded in showers, gone was the sunshine for now. the rain cleared but the clouds stayed. idealfor england's bowlers, and the kind of situation stuart broad is made for, especially against david warner. a roar that has echoed through ashes history. the 15th time he has got him. the next ball was marcus labuschagne, swept away by b

and katie boulter claimed her first wta title — after beating jodie burrage in the final at nottingham years. and boulter sealed the win quickly in straight sets, 6—3, 6—3. she remains the british number one, and will move up to a new career high of 77 in the world rankings. i dreamt of this moment at this tournament since i was a little girl that was training here when i was four or five years old, coming that was training here when i was four orfive years old, coming here as a fan and coming here as a player and dreaming big and somehow found a way to win it today, it means more than everything to me. americans rickie fowler and wyndham clark will head into the final round of the us open — with a one shot lead over the rest of the field. fowler could have had the outright lead but three putted his final hole, meaning he had to settle for an even par round of 70. in contrast, clark produced a sublime approach at the eighteenth to set up his fourth birdie of the day, and a one under par round of 69. fowler and clark are on ten under for the tournament. just one shot behind them is nort

she'll face the winner of the other semi—final between alize cornet and jodie burrage, which is currentlyjust going to keep plugging away and even if it isn't my moment, that's fine. it has been a great week for me and i am going to keep working hard. in football — there's more european championship qualifying later on — scotland will have to stop erling haaland, and norway later — if they're to maintain their 100% record in the groups so far. steve clarke's side are in oslo to face to a norway side, who havejust a point from their two matches. scotland have beaten top seeds spain, and cyprus — and a win later will put them six points clear of spain — before playing georgia on tuesday. among the later games — austria can make it three wins out of three — if they get the better of second placed belgium in their group. and hungary and montenegro go head to head, the winner with the chance to go level with serbia, at the top of that group. some of the other fixtures, on your screen right now. and third practice is about to get underway for the canadian grand prix in montreal, ahead of qualif

and katie boulter claimed her first wta title after beating jodie burrage in nottingham in all—britishght sets, 6—3, 6—3, she will also remain as the british number one, moving up to a new career high of 77 in the world rankings. head to our website for the latest, but that's all the sport for now. a new report by world football's governing body says there were almost 20,000 abusive social media messages targeting players, coaches and officials during last year's qatar world cup. the posts were identified by moderation software developed by fifa and the players�* union, fifpro. it was designed as part of efforts to boost the protection of those taking part in international tournaments. the report says more than 300 people suspected of sending online abuse have been identified. fifa said their details would be shared with the relevant authorities. live now to manchester, where we can speak to former manchester city footballer and football pundit nedum 0nuoha. a very good sunday evening to you, thanks for being with us. for people not in the public eye or on social media, give us a sense

jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all british final on the women's tour since 1977.y of the british numberone. it was boulter that soon took control, showing just why she has taken over emma radacanu as the british number one in ruthless fashion. the result was a straight sets win, and the biggest title of her career dedicated to those who had supported her. this one always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family. it means everything to me, and the work through the tough moments and the good moments. i'm sorry... applause but those tears soon turned to smiles. for british tennis, a day of double delight. great wins for them both. the final round of the us open is underway at los angeles country club. rory mcilroy is nine under par, just a shot behind joint leaders rickie fowler and wyndham clark. mcilroy tees off around 10:20 uk time. fowler could have had the outright lead, but three putted his final hole, meaning he had to settle for an even par round of 70. in contrast, clark produced this sublime approach at the eighteenth to set up his fourth birdie of th

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jodie burrage beat the world number 44 lauren davis in three sets to reach the last 16, while harrietnd was going everywhere. it took me a while to adapt to it, but i'm really happy to get through. tributes have been paid to the former scotland manager craig brown, who has died at the age of 82. brown was the national team's longest serving manager and was the last man to take scotland to a world cup finals. sir alex ferguson described brown as a "thoroughly wonderful man" in a statement released by the league managers association. a statement from brown's former club motherwell said he was an icon and influentialfigure of scottish football. manchester city have confimed their treble—winning captain ilkay gundogan has left to join barcelona on a free transfer. the germany midfielder�*s contract expires at the end of the month. he scored six goals in his final seven games — including a double in the fa cup final win over manchester united. he said that captaining the side to the treble was the "greatest experience" of his career. and after the hollywood actors ryan reynolds and rob mce

1977, there will be an all—british final at an event on the wta tour, with katie boulter playing jodie burrage1 down to take the second 7—5. she's hopeful this could be a breakthrough moment in her career. i hope so. i have worked so hard for theirs, me and my team especially and i'm just going to keep plugging away and even if it is not my moment, that is fine, it has been a great week and i will keep working hard. boulter�*s opponent in the final? fellow britjodie burrage. she also came through her semi in straight sets, giving us the first all—british wta final since in just under half a century to look forward to later today. and for burrage, it's against someone she knows well. and the good news for britain kept coming in the mens and the good news for britain kept coming in the men's competition as well. andy murray moved into his second successive grass—court final with a win over portugal's nuno borges. it was a ninth straight victory for murray, including winning the surbiton trophy last sunday — can he make it a perfect 10? he will play french qualifier arthur cazaux later, someone h

in tennis, harriet dart and jodie burrage both face tough opponents at the eastbourne international laterdds some fuel to the fire. we saw ollie robinson as well, the england bowler, fairly vocal in that first test, which certainly fired things up test, which certainly fired things up as well. and another man as well, glenn mcgrath, obviously famously as part of that australian pace attack for so many years. he said in the lead up to this one, were australia to win here and take a 2—0 win in the series, then it would be ashes over. it is all these little lines which build this narrative, which certainly make these ashes contests so enthralling. but you feel with these conditions today, will england fancy bowling? we will find out when the toss comes later. it has been so unproductive. the mowers are out already, lourdes is looking great. it is such an amazing setting, and it doesn't get much bigger than this. australia visiting here, no wonder they are working so hard, because the pressure is on all round, isn't it? absolutely, john, thank you for now. let's find out what the weather is a

jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all—british final on the women's tour since 1977. always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family, you know, who work through the tough moments and the good moments... i'm sorry. applause. but those tears soon turned to smiles. for british tennis, a day of double delight. andy swiss, bbc news. the prospects for british players heading into wimbledon looking good after those results. max verstappen has reached a major formula 1 milestone. victory at the canadian grand prix was his 41st — matching the great ayrton senna. the world champion dominated yet another race, finishing ahead of fernando alonso and lewis hamilton, to extend his lead in the drivers' standings to 69 points. verstappen is only 25 and listen to the names of the drivers ahead of him in the all—time list — alain prost, sebastian vettel, michael schumacher and hamilton. that's the way he's going. he could overtake at least one more of those this season. spain have won their first international trophy since the euros in 2012, beating croatia to claim the nations l

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burketon's jodie than to any quarter hours. burketon'sjodie burragepponent fight back to force a decider, but burrage was not about to let slip her place in the last fourin to let slip her place in the last four in the final set, converting her third match point on a memorable day for british tennis in nottingham. adam cottier, bbc news. on court right now is andy murray. he is in the men's quarterfinals, murray on a seven match winning streak in grass, winning the tournament in... not having a good time with the umpire at the moment, but is on servant. murray with a lead. a place in the semifinals of her grabs. —— is on serve. earlier in the week at the nottingham open, there was a minute's silence in memory of those who lost their lives in the attack in the city. and they were once again commemorated at this afternoon's hockey pro league match between great britain women and germany. one of the victims, grace o'malley—kumar, played hockey, including for england at u16 and u18 levels. her club team—mates described her as "fun, friendly and brilliant"