and joining us now is joe murray. bert, who is associate professor of char school of policy and government george mason university. she joins us now live from washington, d. c via skype and that breaking news in case you have just joined us. here on al jazeera, proved rachel authority has announced that leftist pedro casteel is indeed the president elect, despite appeals by the right wing contented kofuji maury. so my question to you, given that pedro castillo won by stop to slim margin, given that kicker food you more for so hard with those claims of, of fraud. how will casteel face the divisions this is that real dilemma that she is going to face. he has a fragmented congress, so governing will be very difficult and, you know, it take off. would you maury, recognize the results of the election. that she immediately follow that by saying she does not view the view as a legitimate president because she continues to maintain that there was fraud. so my sense is that she and her backers will try from the very beginning to make her feel government they're making very difficult for conceal gov

well, joe murray birthday is an associate professor from the shop school, the policy and government at george mason. she says castillo does face an uphill battle in fulfilling his many promises. he have made some very big promises. he's promised to amplify spending an education to make university is free to create rural rail service north south east to y 2 x to create a constituent assembly that would rewrite the constitution in $993.00. he also, of course, mentioned the co bid pandemic. and his priority and vaccinating all peruvians, he talked about moving the country toward 0 climate emission by 2050. he was a little short on how in most cases, right. the big challenges that he faces a fragmented congress. but he also last the majority of congress congress people on his, in his party. so he's going to have a very difficult time building coalitions to enable his legislative agenda. the establishment is almost universally contrary integrated. feel you saw this in the several weeks between the 1st and 2nd round. and then he thought in the 6 weeks before he was finally proclaimed preside

in tennis andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out the second seeds. four, three... the waiting was finally over. the first full day of competition in tokyo, and high hopes for britain in the men's road race, but one of them soon came tumbling down. geraint thomas involved in a crash and he later had to retire. after a gruelling 145 miles, ecuador�*s richard carapaz broke clear to win gold. but behind him on the far left of screen, britain's adam yates led the charge for the other medals. he was ultimately squeezed out though and finished ninth. in the tennis, there was a good start for another big british hope. it is a brilliant win. andy murray and his partner joe salisbury winning their first round doubles match. but it was a tougher day for helen glover in the rowing. the double olympic champion has only recently returned after having children and she and partner polly swann could only finish third in their heat, enough to make the semifinals but they know they will need to improve. we agreed afterwards that that is not kind of reflective of where

andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out by croatia's marin cilic and ivan dodig. y's glittering olympic career may now be over. the rowing brought some success in the men's quadruple sculls. the british crew at the top of the screen clinging on for silver, but it was a rare highlight in a largely frustrating day. the men's four had won gold at the previous five games, but this time, their hopes veered wildly off course. look at the steering problems of the british! there's going to be a crash between great britain and the italians! after that remarkable near miss, they could only finish fourth, and you could feel every ounce of their pain. i forgot the steering a little bit, and i think that's what cost us. lads, i'm sorry i didn't steer us the best line at the end there. at least they finished. not everyone did. in the double sculls, norway's race curtailed in the soggiest of circumstances. help did eventually arrive, but their hopes of gold have come to a less than graceful end. andy swiss, bbc news. as we saw in that report, american gymnast simone biles pulling

the team gb pairing of andy murray and joe salisbury stop knocking out nicolas mahut and pierre—huguesay it seems is hungry for more medals. not so good news for britain's heather watson. she has gone out in the first round earlier today, beaten by a german player. afterwards, it was watson saying it was too many unforced errors. bitterly disappointed going out in straight sets to the german. rodd disappointed going out in straight sets to the german.— sets to the german. road cycling under way. _ sets to the german. road cycling under way. but — sets to the german. road cycling under way, but there's _ sets to the german. road cycling under way, but there's been - sets to the german. road cycling. under way, but there's been some drama. , ., ., , drama. de'a vu. you may remember he crashed drama. deja vu. you may remember he crashed out _ drama. deja vu. you may remember he crashed out and _ drama. deja vu. you may remember he crashed out and had _ drama. deja vu. you may remember he crashed out and had his _ drama. deja vu. you may remember he crashed out and had his medal- drama. de

of course, joel westfall, don holloway, kristin mooney, joe calaruso, kate murray, they have all been so generous to me. the national archives administration and, of course, in addition to joe, i've got to mention the ford foundation. the gerald r. ford foundation. because i really think it is safe to say without their support, this project probably would not have gotten off the ground. i should also point out it is great to be back here in grand rapids. this is my second time here. i was here doing what i was doing for research in 2014 and had a chance to come to grand rapids. and i really love this city. it is such a vibrant city. it is great to be here in downtown at the museum is a wonderful addition to this downtown area. and i encourage people who have not been to grand rapids to come here. because furniture city is really quite wonderful. this talk, itself, i think is timely. if gerald ford was alive today, i think he would be having a case of deja vu. let's just look at some of the facts. the incumbent president is under investigation by a special counsel. there are questions

elsewhere, andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out the second seeds in the tennis, and swimmer adam and all with an early crash. thomas hits the deck again. just like in rio, history was repeating itself. thomas was determined to leave it all on the road, skin and lycra included, but he was starting to flag. mount fuji soon beckoned in all its brutal beauty, but after 1a kilometres of climbing, thomas was out in what was likely his last olympics. adam yates eventually was the highest placed briton in ninth, but after more than six hours richard carapaz claimed only ecuador�*s second gold in olympic history. carapaz takes the gold for ecuador! well, it wasn't to be in the road race, but team gb is still chock full of more athletes with olympic pedigree. and today, more big names were beginning their quest to bring home more hardware, including adam peaty in the pool. peaty is as close to a nailed—on medal as you can get, and in his heat he hammered home the point to reach the semis at a canter. he is unbeaten in seven years at the 100 metre breaststroke. helen glover has won back—to—

of course, joe restfall don holloway kristen mooney joe cavallarusso kate murray have all just been so generous to me the national archives recognistration, and of course in addition to joe, i've got to mention the ford foundation the gerald ford our ford foundation because i really i think at the safely say without their support this project i would not have gotten off the ground. i should also point out that it's great to be back here in grand rapids. this is my second time here. i was here doing what i was doing research for the ford ford book back in 2014. had a chance to come to grand rapids and i really love this city. it is such a vibrant city. it is great to be here and downtown the library which on the museum which is a wonderful addition to this downtown area, and i encourage people have not been to grand rapids to come here because again it furniture city really is quite wonderful. this talk itself. i think is timely. if gerald ford was alive today, i think he'd be having a case of deja vu let's just look at some of the facts. the incumbent president is under investigation b

dan evans and andy murray were both in action — but both were knocked out. joe wilson reports.e day was heading. kilt to centre court. but, first, the top—ranked british player. dan evans, seeded 22, up against america's sebastien korda at the net. korda is 6'5", with a rooftop reach. but tennis is also pace, persistence, touch. evans has all that. one set each. through sets of three and four, evan struggled to find his best game and he knew it, and he couldn't hide it. he needed a target. poor coach. korda's sisters are elite golfers, his parents were professional tennis players — "genes" can come true. evans was out, but the hill was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move when it's you—know—who? andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray. but he is shapovalov

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britain's andy murray has withdrawn from the tennis competition because of a muscle injury, murray and his partner joenes. i'm lewis -- i'm —— i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. good evening. the weather story is on the change, and we've seen signs of that today with some contrasting conditions out there. yes, there were early—morning thunderstorms across southern england, and then those eased to a legacy of cloud for much of the day. further north and west, we've had some beautiful sunshine, and yet again, some warmth — not the extreme warmth, but 25 degrees. that's 77 fahrenheit. it looks likely that we see that north—south divide through the night with clearer skies to the north—west. but low pressure really dominating the story over the next few days, and that could trigger off further thundery downpours overnight tonight for southern england and for south wales, and that'll continue into the early hours of sunday morning. so, at risk, then, of some showers here. there'll be quite a lot of cloud as well spilling in off north sea coasts, the clearer skies the further north and west. it's

andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out by croatia. . in the main quadruple schools. the bridge crew at the top of the screen clinging onto silver but it was a rare highlight in a largely frustrating day. the man's four had won gold at the previous five games but this time their hopes veered wildly off course. look five games but this time their hopes veered wildly off course.— veered wildly off course. look at the steering _ veered wildly off course. look at the steering problems _ veered wildly off course. look at the steering problems of- veered wildly off course. look at the steering problems of the - the steering problems of the british. there is going to be a clash between great britain and the italians. �* . ., , clash between great britain and the italians. ~ . ., , ., italians. after that remarkable near miss, they could _ italians. after that remarkable near miss, they could only _ italians. after that remarkable near miss, they could only finish - italians. after that remarkable near miss, they could only finish fourth l miss

murray night. you have been warned. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. ayed each other before and against shapovalov, ranked 12th in the world, murray knows he's in for a tough day. he's definitely a shotmaker. he likes playing in front of big crowds and stuff. so, yeah, the thing i've got on my side is the experience and obviously having played a lot on centre court. i'm not saying we will definitely play on there but i would imagine there would be a good chance of that. so it'll be quite new for him. now, there'sjust one more day to wait before england's quarterfinal against ukraine at euro 2020. the team fly to rome this afternoon, and one player who has cemented his starting place is goalkeeperjordan pickford. he hasn't let in a single goal so far. now this match will be the team's first away from wembley, but he insists the lack of home atmosphere and support won't be a problem. we've got to create our own atmosphere there come saturday in rome, which we are capable of doing. but the fans were tremendous the other night and throughout the group stage

murray night. you have been warned. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it. have a very good night.lated showers around, notably across parts of the south of england, and you can see some of those shower clouds forming on this weather watcher picture from hampshire. 0vernight tonight, it is a drain at with some patches of cloud developing, if you mist and fog patches around, perhaps a little cooler than that in northeast scotland. tomorrow, the early morning mist patches clearing, the cloud breaking. the showers will be a bit more widespread, it would tend to focus across parts of eastern england to the course of the afternoon, some heavy ones, temperatures a bit higher in the sunshine aside from those showers, highs of 223. better weather. —— up to 23. batch your weather. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines... at a court hearing in manhattan, lawyers for the trump 0rganisation and its chief financial officer have pleaded not guilty to tax fraud. the prosecutor said there had been a sweeping and audacious illegal payment scheme at the former president's company. president

andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out by croatia's marin cilic and ivan dodig. lympic career may now be over. the rowing brought some success in the men's quadruple sculls. the british crew at the top of the screen clinging on for silver, but it was a rare highlight in a largely frustrating day. the men's four had won gold at the previous five games, but this time, their hopes veered wildly off course. look at the steering problems of the british! there's going to be a crash between great britain and the italians! after that remarkable near miss, they could only finish fourth, and you could feel every ounce of their pain. i forgot the steering a little bit, and i think that's what cost us. lads, i'm sorry i didn't steer us the best line at the end there. at least they finished. not everyone did. in the double sculls, norway's race curtailed in the soggiest of circumstances. help did eventually arrive, but their hopes of gold have come to a less than graceful end. andy swiss, bbc news. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc

in tennis, andy murray's bid for a third olympic gold is over. he and joee quater—finals to the croatian duo marin cilic and ivan dodig in three sets. murray said after competing in his fourth games that if this was the end of his olympicjourney, he wanted to thank team gb for giving him some of the best memories of his life. there was disappointment elsewhere at the games in the men's rugby sevens, when britain missed out on bronze after a 17—12 defeat to argentina, finishing in fourth place. the star american gymnast simone biles has now withdrawn from a second event at the olympics. she will miss tomorrow's individual all—around final, in which she's the defending champion, after saying she needs to focus on her mental health. yesterday, she pulled out of the team event. the international olympic committee says it has "huge respect and support" for her decision, as our sports correspondent laura scott reports. commentator: the smile says it all. she loves to perform. simone biles rewrote the record books in rio. she's been the face of a generation of gym

dan evans and andy murray were both in action — but both were knocked out. joe wilson reports.has all that. one set each. through sets three and four, evan struggled to find his best game and he knew it, and he couldn't hide it. he needed a target. poor coach. korda's sisters are elite golfers, his parents were professional tennis players — "genes" can come true. evans was out, but the hill was still at full capacity. i mean, who's going to move when it's you—know—who? andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray out. but he is shapovalov�*s hero, the canadian told him at the net. and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week and be grateful he was here at all. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tunisian ons jabeur has reached the fourth round in stunning

murray won the first round of the doubles with joe salisbury yesterday and he was due to face canada'se's been advised not to compete in both events. the big upset on court came in the women's singles the world number one and wimbledon champion ash barty, was knocked out in the first round, beaten in straight sets by spain's sara sorribes tormo. well away from tokyo, britain's cameron norrie opted not to go to the olympics, in order to concentrate on the atp tour — and it's paid off. he's won his first title, beating brandon nakashima of the united states 6—2, 6—2 in the final of the los cabos open in mexico. he came through the entire tournament without dropping a set. it was norrie's fourth final in the best season of his career. now to golf, and minjee lee is the new evian champion. the australian beatjong hun lee 6 in a playoff, to win herfirst major title in france. lee started the final round seven shots off the lead, but forced her way into the playoff after a brilliant 64 — craig templeton reports... crystal clear waters at lake geneva, where lee six started the day five shots

and there will be no third gold medalfor andy murray at the olympics — he and joe salisbury are out ofh against croatia. they won the first set fairly confortably, taking it 6—4. but lost the second — and then lost the third set tie break 10—7 against marin cilic and ivan dodig. one british player left — that's liam broady and he's on court right now in the men's singles. it's a disappointment, because we were so close, 6—3, 4—3 in game points, i thought we were in a great position to win. that can happen sometimes in doubles, momentum was with them at the end and they did well to close it out, they served better. really disappointing, because i felt we were playing really well. because i felt we were playing really well-— because i felt we were playing reall well. ., �* g , really well. liam broady and jeremy chard is really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into _ really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a _ really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a third _ really well. liam broady and jeremy chardy is into a third set _ really well. liam broady and jeremy c

murray, who won the first round of the men's doubles with joe salisbury yesterday, was due to face canada'sntinue in the doubles, but in a statement he said he'd been advised not to do both events. the big upset on court, though, came in the women's singles. the world number one ashleigh barty, who early this month won the wimbledon title of course, was knocked out in the first round. she was well beaten by sara sorribes tormo of spain in straight sets. japan's second seed, naomi 0saka, cruised into the next round. the world number one is out of the men's golf tournament, too — but that's before a ball has even been hit. spain'sjohn rahm and the american bryson dechambeu have both tested positive for covid—i9 and have been forced to withdraw. rahm tested positive less than two months ago, too. when he had a six—shot lead after the third round of the memorial tournament in ohio. they both returned positive pcr tests from the open at royal st george's last week. neither had yet travelled to tokyo. adam peaty is safely through to the final of the men's 100 meter breastroke. he topped the time

and in tennis, andy murray's bid for a third olympic gold is over — he and joe salisbury lost in the ter competing in his fourth olympic games — if this was the end of his olympic journey he wanted to thank team gb for giving him some of the best memories of his life. meanwhile, a terrible day for the norwegian men's lightweight double sculls — who capsized with only 500 metres to go in their semi—final. the pair — who were bronze medalists at the 2016 rio olympic games — were in second place when they tipped over — and had to be rescued by the lifeguard. but they did get back in their boat and finish. the american gymnast simone biles has pulled out of a second event at the tokyo olympics. she will now miss tomorrow's individual all—around final, in which she's the defending champion, after saying she needs to focus on her mental health. yesterday, she pulled out of the team event. the international olympic committee says it has "huge respect and support" for her decision. here's our sports correspondent, laura scott. the correspondent, laura scott. smile says it all. she the correso

brutality of action from wimbleton where a home hero and the murray goes through for a dramatic night on center cold. first us presidents, joe biden, will travel to florida later today to offer his condolences to the families of those killed in the surf side, tablet collapse. the week ago confirmed death toll has risen to 18 with the recovery of more bodies that included 2 children. as many as 145 more people are still unaccounted for. the w is oliver knowledge is in surfside, where he heard from the local residence about their response to the tragedy. it's hard to think about anything else for diana winner. every time she takes the dog out, she passes by the collapse champlin tower, us and survived. the hopes are fading to find more people alive. she believes the tragedy could have been avoided. i feel sad. i feel sad that people didn't really step up and say, it's time we need to, we need to pay attention to this and do what we need to do. it's too many lives and probably been lost as a result of it. where the cell cell are still hundreds of rescue workers are piling through the rubble in 12 hour, long shift. the risk of f

this comes as andy murray's olympics are over — he and joe salisbury are out of the men's doubles after in the last hour fiji have beaten new zealand to retain their olympic title. and disappointment too in the diving forjack laugher and daniel goodfellow as they finished 7th in the 3 metre synchro final — with china taking gold. it means laugher�*s reign as olympic champion is over. american gymnast and four—time olympic gold medallist simone biles has withdrawn from thursday's individual all—around final in tokyo to focus on her mental health. she withdrew from the team final yesterday — during the competition — but remained at the side of her teammates as they went on to win silver. usa gymnastics has said in statement: "after further medical evaluation, simone biles has withdrawn from the final individual all—around competition to focus on her mental health." here she was speaking yesterday. it has been really stressful, this olympic games. not having an audience, there are a lot of different variables going into it. it has been a long week, a long olympic process, it has been a lon

injury�*s forced andy murray out of the men's singles, but he and joe salisbury will play the secondill begin her quest for a medal in the over 67kg category. team gb have won two silvers so far, but could walkden be our golden girl this time around? so lots to look forward to on day four in tokyo. but tonight we're going to leave you with some of the best moments from a magic monday injapan for team gb. golds for adam peaty, tom daley and tom pidcock. their friends and family may not have been in tokyo to cheer them on, but thatjust makes the celebrations back home, all the more special. goodnight. music. cheering! as the competition - ro . ress cheering! as the competition progress became _ cheering! as the competition progress became more - cheering! as the competition progress became more and i cheering! as the competition i progress became more and more emotional. i progress became more and more emotional-— emotional. i think it's 'ust amazing. i emotional. i think it's 'ust amazing. truly. i emotional. i think it'sjust amazing. truly. seeing i emotional. i think it'sjust amazin

andy murray's hopes are still very much alive in the tennis as he and joe salisbury progress to the quarterfinalsnaomi 0saka knocked out. japan's biggest star who lit the olympic cauldron making an early 0lympic cauldron making an early exit. but the stormy weather in japan made life particularly interesting the surface. the resilient breaking his board, but found a replacement and duly claimed the sport's of this ever 0lympic the sport's of this ever olympic gold. if you ever wondered what it means to make history, here is your answer. and the swiss, bbc news. well, bianca walkden's bronze medal fight in tae kwon do is in about one hour stop the british women have just started the team gymnastics final and right now it is the dressage team final. charlotte dujardin aiming to become the first british woman to win gold at three different games are. so british woman to win gold at three different games are.— british woman to win gold at three different games are. so much to look forward to- — different games are. so much to look forward to. thank _ different games are. so much to look forward to. t

but andy murray goes on in the men's doubles. he and his partner, joenals in tokyo. they backed up their impressive opening—round win to beat germany's kevin krawietz and tim putz 6—2 7—6. and what a win for liam broady in the men's singles! he was only called up to the team a week before the games and he's now knocked out hubert hurcazh, the man who beat roger federer at wimbledon. broady winning in three sets to reach the third round for one of the biggest wins of his career so far. simone buyouts has pulled out of the team event in their gymnastics final. team usa, the favourites going into this, of course. simone biles had her struggles and qualification. ijust biles had her struggles and qualification. i just want to bring you what happened on herfault, if we can. it was a pretty impressive start, the run up, and the height, but the lamp and wasn't stuck, and there are over we saw simone biles woke at the gym with her coach. we weren't sure whether there was a problem or not. she did return, but it has been confirmed she has pulled out of the team

andy murray and joe salisbury are through to the quarterfinals of the men's doubles in the tennis.roductive because we know that despite the efforts of a number of parents who do a remarkable job for their children in home education, we know that many parents are struggling. the average uk house price has reached a new high of 230,700, according to property website zoopla. the record which is 30% more than the 2007 peak, is said to be driven by a shortage of houses coming onto the market, with the number of homes for sale down a quarter in the first half of the year compared to 2020. we can speak now to grainne gilmore, head of research at the housing website zoopla. good morning. is thisjust good morning. is this just about shortages? good morning. is this 'ust about shonagesafi good morning. is this 'ust about shortaues? ~ ., , ., , shortages? well, there was have been created by the — shortages? well, there was have been created by the demand _ shortages? well, there was have been created by the demand we _ shortages? well, there was have been created by the demand we have - shor

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doubles yesterday with partnerjoe salisbury and murray had said he felt he was in with a chance and there was no obvious injury after that doubles went with joeulting with his medical team, salisbury. but after consulting with his medicalteam, he salisbury. but after consulting with his medical team, he said in a statement from team gb that he was very disappointed but that he had to take the advice of his medical staff. not in the singles but still in the doubles for andy murray. let's park the disappointing few hours for team gb, jade, what have we got to look forward to for the rest of the day? figs we got to look forward to for the rest of the day?— we got to look forward to for the rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics _ rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is — rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is on _ rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is on anti-wealth - rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is on anti-wealth to i gymnastics is on anti—wealth to watch out for but simone biles quest uneven bars, not herfavourite piece of apparatus but she is on the beam and she is in the fifth qualifying place as it

joe wilson has been watching the action. he's done it again. there is the smile and all that anguish slips away. the sun always rises and one frenzy fades. from andy murray the one closest the camera, winning. he's seeded 29 because he's in the form of his life. beat alex bolt in straight sets. now, being the centre of this kind of attention is new for norrie. encouraging signs that enjoying it. british expectation is as traditional as... yeah! but on wimbledon�*s first environment day, notice new cardboard strawberry punnets. it's the little details which matter. here's ash barty, the top—seeded women's player, on centre court. look again. the design on her skirt carefully replicates and honours the dress worn by another indigenous australian, the great evonne goolagong, who first won wimbledon 50 years ago. history and progress. well, barty reached the third round with a straight sets win against anna blinkova. and in her own, calm way, she must have ambitions to be champion. it is important to stay balanced so it is important to stay balanced so i will mention in passing that 18—year—old british player will be in action soon. roger federer is dominant

andy murray continued his bid for a fourth olympic medal as he and joe salisbury reached the quarterfinalsish duo backed up their impressive opening—round win to beat germany's kevin krawietz and tim puetz 6—2 7—6. that's all the sport for now. you saw a clip of tom dean's family celebrating. if you isn't seen it, i urge you do you watch it. if you isn't seen it, i urge you do you watch it. here's what happened when tom dean's family and friends gathered in his mum's garden to watch the 200m freestyle final. they shout and cheer. commentator: has he gone too early? duncan scott in the centre is looking rally good. is looking rrally good. 50 metres to go... they scream and cheer. we will have more on the olympics very soon. let us move on to other news. let us move on to other news. an additional 1,200 covid testing sites are to be set up in england, in an expansion of the scheme offering an alternative to self—isolation for workers in critical industries. staff in sectors including waste collection, prisons and defence will be able to take daily tests, if they've been identified as a close

joe salisbury. this will go down as an upset in the men's doubles, the team gb pairing knocking out the number two seeds. the way they played suggested murray straight sets. watson was bitterly disappointed. she said it was all about unforced errors, too many of those, and so she goes out. stand about unforced errors, too many of those, and so she goes out. and some action in the — those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing _ those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing as _ those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing as well. _ those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing as well. one i those, and so she goes out. and some action in the rowing as well. one of. action in the rowing as well. one of team gb's — action in the rowing as well. one of team gb's great — action in the rowing as well. one of team gb's great stories _ action in the rowing as well. one of team gb's great stories is - action in the rowing as well. one of team gb's great stories is helen i team gb�*s great stories is helen glover. aiming to win her third rowing gold medal. she is the first british mother to compete

who - for andy murray in the tennis, who has withdrawn from the singles which he has won at the last two games because of a thigh strain, although he will continue in the doubles with joere encouraging news for another defending champion, and adam peaty qualifying fastest in the 100 metre breaststroke and in confident mood.— 100 metre breaststroke and in confident mood. , confident mood. olympics is always about ratios. _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm the _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm the best - confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm the best ratio | about ratios, and i'm the best ratio in the _ about ratios, and i'm the best ratio in the world — about ratios, and i'm the best ratio in the world i think so i am looking forward _ in the world i think so i am looking forward to— in the world i think so i am looking forward to it. in the world i think so i am looking forward to it— forward to it. swimming also produced _ forward to it. swimming also produced the _ forward to it. swimming

and there will be no third gold medal for andy murray at the olympics — he and joe salisbury are outt by matt graveling opens with footage you may find upsetting. the worst case of prolonged distracted driving they had ever seen. the damning words of sussex police after derek holland drove his lorry straight into the back of the security van. the crash in august that left three people seriously hurt. one suffered a brain injury. two more have been unable to work since. but this devastation could have occurred at a number of points in holland's drive. his on—board camera revealed a1 other incidents of poor driving. most of those incidents involved in utilising his mobile phone on his windscreen, his personal phone, nothing to do with work. there were occasions when he put his seat belt on while driving, and used his elbow to guide the steering wheel as he is eating a piece of fruit. and really, the footage is quite shocking. the aa want more police in cars and greater education in a bid to make texting as socially unacceptable as drink—driving, with the consequences being just as dead

and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week, and be grateful he was here at all. joehelp out. these circuit boards will need to withstand huge levels of radiation so they are testing them in this special room. the entrance is this 1.5 tonne steel and polythene door, which you pull like that and get out of the way and then i have to stop the momentum so it doesn't bounce so much. it's pretty heavy! then we go in the room. i've got the geiger counter but it is very safe, the room isn't being used at the moment and you can hear there is no radiation anywhere. when you come in, there is this blue door here which will open and a beam fires 1.5 billion times the normal number of neutrons at whatever you put in its path and what that does is recreate really high levels of radiation. and here is the room in action. the white dots are radiation damaging the camera's electronics. building tougher electronics could also help protect our technology from naturally occurring cosmic radiation. it has become a modern problem because electronics are getting smaller, faster and doing m

one of those that put up andy murray, got that right of passage when against batista. that's all from the tennis here. joed politics. a lot happening today in that regard. the prime minister has been defending the timescale for ending self—isolation for contacts of covid in england, insisting it is a "sensible approach". he's been appearing before senior mp5 at westminster. joining me now is our political correspondent damian grammaticas. because there has been a lot of talk at westminster today about timescales and rules and so on because we have prime minister's questions, lots from labour there and now we have had borisjohnson in front of the liaison committee as well. abs. front of the liaison committee as well. �* . . . front of the liaison committee as well. ~ , , . , ,, front of the liaison committee as well. , , , . , ., ., well. a sustained questioning of the prime minister _ well. a sustained questioning of the prime minister from _ well. a sustained questioning of the prime minister from sir _ well. a sustained questioning of the prime minister from sir keir - well. a sustained questioning of t

joe wilson has more. we may look at him and wonder how much more. we only know how much he's given. there were times on centre court when andy murraypent the day explaining the courts are normal, just need to firm up. was that the end? no. murray played on... ..for worse, or better. roof on, fourth set renaissance. yeah, right there. he does it this time. suddenly, only a power cut would stop him. gentle touch, and then the noise. cheering. was that metal hip now fitted with some kind ofjet engine? oh, that is brilliant! and that is vintage murray again. 6—2 in the fifth, it felt like a wind to match any of murray's here. but was that court really only half full? i needed, i needed everyone's help tonight. and, yeah, they did a greatjob. and, yeah, i've hit some great shots at the end to finish it, but it was a tough match. well, he said it. the hill was first henman's. and if you're here to cheer british players, well, you must remember there are others. there are seeds. a dominant performance from dan evans against dusan lajovic. he's seeded 22 for a reason. life on track, straight sets win. evans into the third round. and that's