joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.uced a great display of batting to beat india in the fifth and final test at edgbaston. they needed a record 378 for victory, which on paper looked very ambitious, but in reality proved very achievable, as our correspondent andy swiss reports. hurtling into the history books. a record run chase for england, completed in barely the blink of an eye. with free tickets, thousands flocked to see whether they could do it. but what could have been a nervy morning proved a stroll in the park, asjoe root gave a reminder ofjust why he's the world number one. having reached his hundred, it was time for the party tricks. root ramping up the decibel levels with one outrageous six. they loved that. and they also loved this. another century forjonny bairstow, his fourth in five innings. it's the stuff of which batsman�*s dreams are made. they turned a mammoth target into a victory procession, a team which had been struggling, reborn under new captain ben stokes with another swashbuckling display. awa

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.atson who ended up playing every day these championships and if you consider herfirst and day these championships and if you consider her first and second round matches carried across to date because of the weather. point in the week she said the organisers were trying to kill me but the previous two rounds were a better positioned on the day starting first on centre court and still afterwards reflecting back one of the most emotional weeks of her career found plenty of positives. she was speaking to my colleague clare balding. straight after the match i am obviously very disappointed in the result_ obviously very disappointed in the result but— obviously very disappointed in the result but i know in the next few days _ result but i know in the next few days i_ result but i know in the next few days i will— result but i know in the next few days i will look back and be part of myself _ days i will look back and be part of myself of — days i will look back and be part of myself of this

our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching.were for cameron norrie, following just three british men — roger taylor... tim henman... and andy murray, who'd done this before him in the professional era. now it was his wimbledon semifinal. oh, and his too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service — game broken. it's a break, first game. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility. and in a flash... ..won the first set, 6—2. honestly, it's there, in black—and—white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie two sets to one down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go norrie, let's go. and norrie did not give up. cheering and applause. he has given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, he said he was looking at a supporter here. 0k. cameron norrie was defeated but he'd never got this far in a grand s

joe wilson of south carolina, i inform the house that mr.~wilson will vote no on amendment en bloc number 3. >> as the member designated by ms. demmings of florida, i inform the house that ms. demmings will vote yes. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from georgia seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote no on en bloc number 3. the chair: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. pingree and ms. meng, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 3. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: as the member designated by mr. sires, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. pascrell, mr. defazio and ms. sherrill, these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 3. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by representatives garcia and san n

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.estricting india to a manageable target at edgbaston but some late hitting from ravindra jadeja boosted the tourists to 170 for 8. england wickets tumbled regularly. india won by 49 runs and lead 2—0 with the final match in nottingham tomorrow. there was better news for england's rugby union side today, who won in australia to level their series. but the historic wins came for wales and ireland as austin halewood reports a sight that is enough to strike fear into the hearts of irish rugby fans. they've never seen their team beat the all blacks on home soil, so a fast start was essential, and the irish delivered. andrew porter piled over inside three minutes. and the all blacks' ill discipline only helped the irish cause. throughout the game, they were shown two yellows and a red card for this clash of heads, but still, an outnumbered new zealand can hit back, as beauden barrett good an outnumbered new zealand can hit back, as beauden barrett wriggled through for their opening try. but

joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon.—0 in the second half with the goals for the second half with the goals for the second european championship in london. favourites conceding a goal in sight of the opening minutes to overpower finland 4—1 in their opening match and formula 1 has been increased by 3% up teams cope with the inflation crisis. this years figure was measured $40 million in mercedes will welcome the increase after lewis hamilton and george russell crashed in austria and they'll start the sprint race from and bouncing back from a disappointing race at silverstone this weekend, at a and carlos. a thrilling finish in the tour de france as the champion showed his class and once again and the first finish of the store, they bided their time for making their move before the line approaching, they managed to close down and claim they managed to close down and claim the second stage victory and is many days, extending the overall lead to 35 seconds. and that is all the support from us for now. right, this is bbc wor

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. chetan pathak followed the match for us from sw19. invasion of ukraine, it is still a player born in moscow who has won the women's singles title, elena rybakina is not a name we were talking about as a contender at these championships before the start of this tournament. and yet, she walks off with the venus rosewater dish. she started nervously against 0ns jabeur, the world number two and third seed, who, back in her homeland of tunisia is called the minister of happiness. her rise through the game across the last 18 months has been extraordinary. she was the favourite going into this final, 0ns jabeur. she talked about how desperate she was to win this title for the people back home on the first day of eid. she gave herself the best possible start by winning the first set. but then, nerves and fatigue started to set in. and rybakina found her powerful serve, herall—round poweragain, to get herself over the line. rybakina, at 23, makes history, the first kazakhstan player to win a grand slam singles title. and she gave a muted respo

our sports correspondent joe wilson reports.beur is a conjurer of shots. who, from there, could do this? gasps from crowd commentator: what a shot. well, only her. her opponent, elena rybakina, her stature and power but her touch initially was unreliable. jabeur took the first set 6—3, but even in a 3—set match there is time to get better, to speed up. commentator: she is getting to them and she is putting them away. - into the deciding set, rybakina retained her power but now she had the movement, the finesse. how could jabeur deal with that? well, she needed an answer urgently. she could not find one. third set, 6—2. the moment of victory seemed almost routine. of course, it was years in the making. rybakina is from moscow. she has represented kazakhstan since 2018, but in the year that russian players were barred from she is a champion some in russia claim as theirs. rybakina cannot control perceptions, only her achievements. commentator: she is getting to them and she is putting them away. - rybakina cannot control perceptio

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's it for now. we're back with the late news at ten past ten. where you are. goodbye. as we've been hearing, the conservative leadership race has been hotting up today. in the last few hours, both the chancellor, nadhim zahawi and the transport secretary, grant shapps have entered the race and launched their campaigns. let's speak with our political correspondent, jonathan blake. where correspondent, jonathan blake. does that bring us are where does that bring us? how many are now in the race? six. where does that bring us? how many are now in the race?— are now in the race? six confirmed in a race that _ are now in the race? six confirmed in a race that is _ are now in the race? six confirmed in a race that is suddenly - are now in the race? six confirmed in a race that is suddenly gathered j in a race that is suddenly gathered pace. nadhim zahawi who has been chancellor since tuesday is confirmed this evening as a contenderfor prime confirmed this evening as a contender for prime minister, launching his campaign officially and alongside the tr

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote yea on senate bill 144. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. sires, mrs. kirkpatrick, mr. pascrell, mr. defazio and ms. sherrill, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 144. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from minnesota seek recognition? mrs. fischbach: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. walorski from indiana, i inform the house that mrs. walorski will vote yea on s. 144. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. correa: mr. speaker, as the member designated by congress members barragan, kahele, leger fernandez, castro and grijalva, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 144. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. rice

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather.ss eastern scotland, eastern areas of england where we've seen a few thunderstorms but now we are looking at the next area of rain working in from the west. quite wet at the moment _ working in from the west. quite wet at the moment for _ working in from the west. quite wet at the moment for northern - working in from the west. quite wetj at the moment for northern ireland, across parts of wales, north—west england and the rain getting into scotland, as well. the rain continues its journey in a north—eastern direction overnight. never really reaches east anglia where it will stay dry. about ten to 13 degrees. for wimbledon, we've certainly got some showers in the forecast, but they probably won't reach wimbledon until well into the evening, so most of the day is dry, cloud building up through the day. we've got a band of rain for the rest of you, work its way south—eastwards. east anglia and south—west england having a good start but behind that feature the showers will form and they w

joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon.on. they could only make 284 in theirfirst innings, despitejohnny bairstow hitting a century for the third test match in a row. and cheteshwar pujara was 50 not out at the close, with the tourists on 125—3, leading by 257 runs. there's news on the bbc sport website of england's draw with india in their opening game at hockey�*s women's world cup. but that's it from me. we'll have more later on from the bbc sport centre. it's 10:23pm we'll have more later on from the bbc sport centre. it's10:23pm and we have the weather with stav danaos. i can say because i was there that north wales this morning was sunny and very warm, so i'm just wondering how representative was that? it's been very hit and miss, some areas have had hot sunshine, good sunny spells, other areas heavy downpours. that's how it's going to start as we move into the new week. good evening to you. high pressure will be slowly building here as the we wear is on but i think we are starting off with further showers around, may

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews.kets in the decider at old trafford they had set the tourists 260 for victory. rishabh pant was unbeaten on 125 and hit the winning runs as they easily reached their target with seven overs to spare. england next play on tuesday, the start of their one—day series against south africa. the reigning champions netherlands are through to the quarterfinals of the women's european championship. they beat switzerland 4—1 at bramall lane in sheffield. romee leuchter came off the bench and scored twice late on, her first international goals. they'll play france in the last eight. sweden also progressed from that group. tributes have been paid to the former rugby league player, rickey bibey. he was found dead in a hotel room in florence the 40—year—old, who won the challenge cup with both wigan and st helens, retired ten years ago. a women, believed to be his partner, is being treated in hospital with serious injuries. katarina johnson—thompson has started the defence of her heptathlon title at

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.—court "circus" between nick kyrgios and stefanos tsitsipas spilled into the media room as tsitsipas accused kyrgios of being a bully, who could be evil. it's constant bullying. that's what he does. he bullies his opponents. he was probably a bully at school himself. you don't know what's behind. i don't like bullies. i don't like people that put people, other people down. he has some good traits in his character, as well. but when he... he also has a very evil side to him, which if... if it's exposed, it can really do a lot of harm and bad to the people around him. i'm not really too sure what i did wrong out there today. i was having some words with the umpire, nothing more than what i usually do. as for hitting someone in the crowd with a ball, that was him, smacking a ball into the crowd, again that was him. rifling balls at me, that was him. not giving a good handshake, look me in the eyes — that was him. as for me, ijust competed. england find themselves in a fight to avoid defea

joe wilson reports from the old course.n one more extraordinary round from his aching, repaired body. and they were watching, of course they were watching. he still is really the one golfer who stands beyond his sport, whose fame spans generations. i've seen tiger tee off on the first hole and he made a par. but the low score tiger woods needed didn't come. there was no magical revival, and in fact, it often looked painful. as for the players who actually might win this championship, well, that was a different story, going on simultaneously in different parts of st andrews. with his second round not beginning until mid—afternoon, rory mcilroy had plenty of time to prepare. but its holding your nerve here that matters. well, mcilroy stayed right in touch. 10—under par. it's got the line. well set. suddenly, a contender emerges from thin air, from nowhere, from norway — viktor hovland. yeah, you're in the mix. what a shot. the young man to catch is australia's cameron smith. this eagle putt took him to 13—under par and to the

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.nning borisjohnson's leadership and premiership. how are voters reacting to the events of the past 2a hours? the constituency of high peak in derbyshire went to the conservatives from labour at the last election. our correspondentjudith moritz has been talking to people there. 200 miles from westminster, whaley bridge feels far removed. but you don't have to look too far for ominous symbolism, or for signs which could represent how locals are feeling. at the end ofjohnson street sits the builders merchants where they say they put a price on honesty. it will be a lot cheaper than what we did yesterday but i'll find out and i'll confirm the price to you. and where views are changing. i felt sorry for him in a way, because he has had a lot of pressure, what with covid and coming into the ukraine war, which he's trying to sort that out. then there is all the partygate, which i am not sure about but there's just too many lies coming out of his mouth. and after the two head ministers resigne

might make well, she fully deserved to win. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. we've been saying and she set up an all—german corner to play tatiana maria who is ranked 103rd in the world and for a semifinal is not to play as we were expecting to be talking about in the second championships but tatiana maria is knocked out and the former french open champion oster benko had two match points, failed to take them and ended up losing in three and she lost her temper as well though in her water bottle down in frustration. —— je ena though in her water bottle down in frustration. ——je ena ostapenko. spectators ended up doing her off the court and jelena ostapenko didn't even go to press after that so annoyed was she and the monitor was talking about how difficult it was talking about how difficult it was to go back after second child, oldest woman left in the draw at 32 years old. one player through to the women's quality finals is a 23—year—old closing up victory of carolyn legaspi who was the one who knocks out em raducanu in straight sets —— caroline garcia. she i

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. where we can speak to our reporter ben croucher. ben, the issue of the liv tour very much on the minds of many players ahead of the open, what have others been saying? some of the players we have spoken to today either don't want to talk about it or are fed up of talking about it or are fed up of talking about it. there is an irony that a course and a tournament that is arguably got the most history, heritage and the most prestige of them all, that we are still talking about this new breakaway series that has barely any of that. the likes of ian poulter, sergio garcia and lee westwood have signed up for the saudi funded series. reportedly for some seven, eight, even nine figures they are getting, $4 million they get for winning, that is more than you get for winning the open. some of the players have been outspoken, none more so than rory mcilroy. very erudite on the subject and a couple of weeks ago he called some of the players duplicitous for saying they would not go to the series

our sports correspondent joe wilson reports.y murray — who'd done this before him in the professional era. now it was his wimbledon semifinal. oh, and his, too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service game broken. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility, and in a flash... ..won the first set 6—2. honestly, it's there in black and white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. norrie scrambled, stumbled and got up, but lost the second set. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't have much to lose. he was playing probably. the tournament of his life and obviously playing at home is never easy, but i— wish

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. here's a check on the leaderboard.eron smith is a shot further back. and there's a group of players on a—under, including three englishmen — amateur barclay brown, lee westwood and robert dinwiddie. england had reece topley to thank as they bounced back in some style to level the series with india at lord's. it was a memorable day for topley, who took the best ever figures for an england men's bowler in a one day international as england won by 100 runs. dan 0gunshakin reports. no need to panic was the england mantra after their humbling on tuesday but only the most though it would remain calm after this was really put england into a spin. steric series defeat in the face, moeen ali took the fight to india with a bad link a7 and a precious load of runs from david wille gave england a target to defend. but stilljos buttler needed a bowling hero to avoid a serious loss and he found one in reece topley. after removing both indian openers he return to break a promising partnership as reece topley had them in pieces. and fi

joe wilson, thank you. that's have a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas.n _ get very hot next week? yes, some intense heat on the _ get very hot next week? yes, some intense heat on the way. _ get very hot next week? yes, some intense heat on the way. not - intense heat on the way. not everyone a fan of temperature is quite this high but out there today we have had a little bit of a lull. is a picture of the coast in east yorkshire. exceptionally high temperatures are on the way. it's been really hot across portugal and spain, temperatures there in the mid—405. it won't get that hot here, but temperatures are drifting widely across the uk, particularly by the time we get into some day on tuesday. forthat time we get into some day on tuesday. for that period, the met office have issued an amber extreme 0ffice have issued an amber extreme heat morning, but it will get hot across the board and we could see impacts such as widespread health problems and transport disruption. so plan ahead, by monday and tuesday you may have to change your daily routine due to

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews.nto what makes st andrews so special. let's turn our attention to the 156 players, who'll be tackling the old course tomorrow. ben croucher is there for us. ben, how are the conditions? well, as you can probably tell from the flags fluttering behind nick and it's blustery and unpredictable typical links, typical st andrews weather. well, save for a down park, maybe. we wouldn't have it any other way. the forecast for the duration of the tournament is dry. 0f way. the forecast for the duration of the tournament is dry. of the forecast was dry for today, around about three o'clock, the wind changed direction and we were soaked for around half an hour. if that happens out in the questionnaire, it could unravel in a couple of gusts, but it's notjust the overhead conditions that are a challenge around this place. bunkers as tall as me, 17th bunker of there. one of the most iconic in world gold. good to get three or four shots to get out of it on a good day. he drives over the top of hotels.

joe wilson reports. broken. it's a break, first game. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility. and in a flash... ..won the first set, 6—2. honestly, it's there, in black—and—white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. that's good hustle by djokovic there. with norrie two sets to one down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go. and norrie did not give up. cheering and applause he has given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic. he said he was looking at a supporter here. 0k. cameron norrie was defeated, but he'd never got this far in a grand slam before. lot to be proud of, and i think i need just a couple of days to unwind, and i think, looking back on it all, there is going to be a lot of positive memories and positive firsts, and a lot of things i ticked off for the first time. it's been a lot of fun. and we now anticipate a centre court final between novak djokov

joe wilson from south carolina, and by mr. ff duncan from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. duncan will vote yea and mr. wilson will vote yea on house resolution 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. wasserman schultz: as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yea on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> thank you, madam chair. as the member designated by mr. mccaul of texas, i inform the house that mr. mccaul will vote yea on h.r. 6552. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. bishop: as the member designated by mr. thompson of mississippi and mrs. cherfilus-mccormick of florida, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that they will both voyes -- vote yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, madam

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote nay on huouse resolution 6929. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the distinguished gentlewoman from new hampshire seek recognition? ms. kuster: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. stevens, i inform the house that she will vote yes on h.r. 6929. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the distinguished gentleman from maryland seek recognition? >> well, thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. ruppersberger, mr. brown of maryland, i inform the house that these members would like to vote yes on h.r. 6929. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what reason does the distinguished gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. van taylor, i'd like to inform the house that mr. van taylor will be voting no on h.r. 6929. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the distinguished gentleman from kentucky seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. g

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews.netherlands an early advantage before a courageous effort from stefanie van der gragt doubled the dutch lead inside 20 minutes. portugal pulled one back with a penalty before diana silva completed the portugese comeback to make it 2—2. but danielle van de donk had the last word with this stunner to give the reigning champions theirfirst win at the tournament. earlier, sweden beat switzerland 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the swedes who took the lead in the second half through fridolina rolfo. switzerland struck back almost immediately through ramona bachmann with this superb effortjust 90 seconds later. but with just over ten minutes remaining, substitute hanna bennison sealed it for sweden to give the tokyo olympic silver—medallists all three points. an inquiry�*s found the french government unfairly blamed liverpool fans for chaos at the champions league final in paris in may. trouble ahead of the match between liverpool and real madrid lead to supporters being tear—gassed and robbed.

joe wilson, many thanks indeed. england's cricketers have lost their one—day series against india.ning runs as they easily reached their target with seven overs to spare. england next play on tuesday, the start of their one—day series against south africa. katarina johnson—thompson has just started the defence of her heptathlon title at the world athletics championships in oregon. let's head to eugene and speak to our sports correspondent andy swiss. andy, how did she get on? katarina johnson—thompson is the reigning world champion in the heptathlon. she has had a terrible time with injuries over the last year or so, though, time with injuries over the last year orso, though, and she time with injuries over the last year or so, though, and she hasjust completed herfirst year or so, though, and she hasjust completed her first event, year or so, though, and she hasjust completed herfirst event, the hurdles, and she finished fifth in her heat. you sense this will be some challenge for katarina johnson—thompson. plenty of other british interest in the next few hours, including the semi

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren bett.it's been a hotter day today in strong sunshine. and this evening we have clear skies, sunny skies to end the day we skies, sunny skies to end the day got clear skies oi tonight, we got clear skies overnight tonight, hardly any cloud, and hardly any breeze at all. temperatures will dip away. following on from that, sunshine all the way across england and wales. spells of sunshine, warm for scotland and northern ireland. in the sunshine for england and wales, it continues to heat up all the way from southern england through the midlands. temperatures likely to be over 30 degrees. little bit cooler around coastal areas with sea breeze and temperatures not quite so high. some changes as we head into tuesday. high pressure and he gets pushed away, and we start to see this weather front moving around. bringing cooler and flourish her air. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: nine tory mps are now in the contest to become the next party leader and prime minister. a russian attack in ukrai

joe wilson was there for us. spot the british tennis player heading to wimbledon.ever you do it, keep moving. heather watson was a junior grand slam winner. ups and downs inevitably followed, but here she was at 30. striving, delivering. her greatest strength was her experience, against an up and coming slovenian opponent watson often was stretched but produced shotsjuvan could not quite believe. she's made that. wow. the first set was a tie break. the second, a celebration eventually. six—two. heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is... is everything. i love you too. so please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? oh, they'll be there. nearest the camera here is the woman plenty believe could become the champion. tunisia's annjabeur into round four without dropping a set. beautiful line. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto centre court. he's taken influences from many countries in his life. he's won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experi

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. so delight for djokovic.ive wheelchair finals. today also marked the end of an era as sue barker stepped down from presenting wimbledon coverage after 30 years. she bid an emotional farewell after watching tributes from former tennis players and described presenting wimbledon as an absolute privilege. away from wimbledon tonight, ferrari's charles leclerc is up to second in the formula one drivers�* championship — after winning the austrian grand prix ahead of his title rival max verstappen. adam wild reports. if the noise wasn't a giveaway, the colour certainly was. this was max verstappen�*s crowd, red bull territory. and it's lights out and away... but, as well as that sea of orange in verstappen�*s rear view mirror, so too the red of the ferraris. charles leclerc, his championship rival, would have to get past him three times this afternoon. this one was decisive, a passing point, perhaps even a turning point — ferrari for once with the extra racing speed. indeed, it looked like they would get first and s

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. time for a look at the weather, here's sarah keith—lucas.ast 24 hours, but those temperatures will be building day on day for the next four or five days. be building day on day for the next four orfive days. so be building day on day for the next four or five days. so some really intense heat on the way in this forecast. it was a beautiful end to the day and this is earlier on this evening in wolverhampton. we have seen temperatures up into the mid 20s in the warmer spots in the south over the day, but the met office haveissued over the day, but the met office have issued an amber extreme heat morning and this is not something we see very often and it is across much of

joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. time for a look at the weather, here's sarah keith—lucas.have had a little bit of a lull in the temperatures over the past 2a hours, but those temperatures will be building day on day for the next four or five days. be building day on day for the next four orfive days. so be building day on day for the next four or five days. so some really intense heat on the way in this forecast. it was a beautiful end to the day and this is earlier on this evening in wolverhampton. we have seen temperatures up into the mid 20s in the warmer spots in the south over the day, but the met office haveissued over the day, but the met office have issued an amber extreme heat morning and this is not something we see very often and it is across much of england and wales, valid from sunday until tuesday, and that is when we see the peak of this upcoming heatwave. some of the impacts we are likely to see, widespread health impacts, notjust for the vulnerable. could be widespread transport disruption, you might want to make alternative plans through the course of mon

katie boulter and liam broady both lost their third—round matches today. 0ur sports correspondent joe wilsonching. court 2 lies on the perimeter of wimbledon, farfrom centrestage. down there is where the tournament placed katie boulter in round three — an occasion strangely missing energy. the small arena slowly filled, boulter admitted she felt drained. at the top of the screen, her opponent was inspired. harmony tan. commentator: we've seen it all now. she'd previously knocked out serena williams, you may remember. afterjust 51 minutes, this match finished with a double fault, all rather dispiriting. unless of course you were supporting harmony. quite right. she was great. no british player matches fred perry: he won all four grand slam titles. but one man here shares his birthplace, third—best player from stockport is how liam broady has described himself. he'd excelled himself to reach round three but now faced australia's alex de minaur, the demon. commentator: goodness me, how's he doing that? _ speed, power, precision — it's a serious combination. broady was trying, like a head agains

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.d. we had four days of relentless rain in sydney. i'm sure you've seen the footage. i wanted to put it into context ofjust how much wet weather they have seen in that four day spell. they've had 733 millimetres of rain. to help you put that into context, that is more than a whole years worth of rain we would expect to see in london. it really is a significant amount of rain and hence the reason we are seeing so much devastation across new south wales, australia. closer to home, it's been a little bit more straightforward today, we've been chasing cloud amounts but in kent we saw a high of 2a celsius this afternoon. we keep the quiet weather through the night, just a few scattered showers across the far north and west. we will keep those temperatures up into double figures. where we have clearer skies, in rural parts, we could see loads of 7 degrees. quite chilly for the time of year. that's where the

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.ugh, who was beaten in the men's wheelchair singles final. away from wimbledon tonight, ferrari's charles leclerc is up to second in the formula one drivers�* championship after winning the austrian grand prix ahead of his title rival max verstappen. carlos sainz�*s ferrari caught fire early in the race, handing lewis hamilton third place and a third consecutive podium finish. leclerc overtook verstappen's red bull three times on his way to a win that revives his title hopes. and in cricket, england have beaten india by 17 runs in their third and final t20 in nottingham. england won the toss and made 215 for three from their 20 overs, dawid malan top scoring with 77. despite a fine maiden century from suryakumar, india fell short, but still win the series 2—1. that's it from me here at wimbledon. back to you. temperatures in parts of the uk are set to soar this week with the met office issuing a heatwave alert for parts of england. from nine o'clock tomorrow morning until friday, tempe

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.arlier, there were losses too for england and ireland. wales came the closest to victory, only to be denied their first away win over the world champions, south africa, in the final seconds of their test. patrick gearey reports. here was wales' challenge, a500 feet above sea level up against a team on top of the world. in pretoria where the air is thinner and oxygen is scarcer, but their gas is no problem for louis rees—zammit, twice he threw through south africa, wales led by 15 at the break. the south africans bulldozed back as they always would. in the final stages they crept ahead. three welshmen were sin binned to trying to stop them. only one was back on again when incredibly they managed to release dewi lake, somehow wales were level and dan biggar had this kick to put them in front with minutes left. just wide. a fraction from glory now came agony when south africa won a penalty in overtime and there was a breathless victory snatched. earlier in perth an evening of pyrotechnics

joe wilson reports.mbledon court 2 lies on the perimeter of wimbledon, farfrom centrestage. far from centrestage. down there is where the tournament placed katie boulter in round three — an occasion strangely missing energy. the small arena slowly filled, boulter admitted she felt drained. at the top of the screen, her opponent was inspired. harmony tan. commentator: we've seen it all now. she'd previously knocked out serena williams, you may remember. afterjust 51 minutes, this match finished with a double fault, all rather dispiriting. unless of course you were supporting harmony. quite right. she was great. no british player matches fred perry: he won all four grand slam titles. but one man here shares his birthplace, third—best player from stockport is how liam broady has described himself. he'd excelled himself to reach round three but now faced australia's alex de minaur, the demon. commentator: goodness me, how's he doing that? _ speed, power, precision — it's a serious combination. broady was try

and there was no better news for the brits in action, as our sports correspondent joe wilson now reportsestage. wimbledon, far from centrestage. down wimbledon, farfrom centrestage. down there is where the tournament plays katie boulter in this round with surprisingly small energy. she admitted she felt drained. at the top of the screen her opponent was inspired. harmony tan. she had previously knocked out serena williams, you may remember. after just 51 minutes this match finished with a double fault, all rather dispiriting, unless you were supporting harmony. she was great. no british player matches fred perry. 0ne no british player matches fred perry. one man here shares his birthplace, third best playerfrom stockport, liam broady has described himself as, and he excelled himself to reach round three but now faced australia's alex de minaur. speed, power, precision, a serious combination. liam broady was trying like a head against a brick wall. two sets down. come on. if you kept up two sets down. come on. if you kept up the rallies and the standards alex de minaur might have faulted.

joe wilson reports from the course. watching. of course they were watching. he still is really the one golfer who stands beyond his sport, whose fame spans generations. i saw tiger tee off on the first hole and he made a par. but the low score tiger woods needed did not come. there was no magical revival. and in fact, it often looked painful. meanwhile, there were other americans out on the course in the sunshine and the breeze actually contending for the lead. dustinjohnson got himself to nine under par. he's twice been a major champion and is one of the recent recruits to the saudi liv series. that angle is not going away. with his second round not beginning until 2:59, rory mcilroy had as much time to prepare as he needed time to think, to anticipate, to rehearse every kind of shot he thought he might use. but its holding your nerve here that counts. and mcilroy�*s progress faltered. and watch this. from brisbane's cameron smith, this eagle putt took him to 13 under par. never anyone else. only the better scoring pla

joe wilson is at the all england club and waiting for his fourth round match. gios you don't know. i'm not sure if he knows. there is _ with kyrgios you don't know. i'm not sure if he knows. there is a - with kyrgios you don't know. i'm not sure if he knows. there is a sense i sure if he knows. there is a sense of apprehension, sure if he knows. there is a sense ofapprehension, because sure if he knows. there is a sense of apprehension, because in his last match both players were fine bed after his opponent hit the ball into the crowd and kyrgios saying his opponent should be disqualified and kyrgios of course won the match. we have to ask ourselves whether kyrgios uses these outbursts to unsettle his opponent. but yourself in the shoes of his 20—year—old opponent today. look, it will be new to him. he has never been at this stage in a grand slam. one of the other talking points has been the crowds, small in comparison to recent normal wimbledons. the chief executive said she thinks that is down to fewer people joining the queue and they wonder why people aren't

joe wilson, bbc news, saint andrews. one, not two but four ducks. what's even more of a surprise, two of those were joe root and ben stokes. england all out for 110. that allowed india to calmly knock off the runs, without the loss of a wicket. you certainly don't want days to come like that and they come few and far between and today is one of those days. it is tough to take. but i certainly will try and learn from it as much as we can. but we'll stick to what we know and there is huge trust in that dressing room and there are some brilliant players in there. so i look, again, to see a response on thursday. yesterday we told you about england's record eight nil win over norway. we now know the hosts will avoid eight—time champions germany in the quarter—finals after they beat spain in brentford last night. it means they'll top the group and thus avoid sernea wigman's side in the last eight. they were gifted their opener when the spanish goalkeeper gifted the ball to klara buhl inside 2 minutes. alex popp doubled their l

joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon.o won the french open in 1976, before moving into broadcasting announced last month she'd be retiring after the tournament. it's fair to say it was an emotional goodbye can ijust say, it's been an absolute privilege. i've loved it. 30 amazing years. i'll miss thejob. i wish i had the next 30 years to do it. i love it. but most of all, i'm going to miss the people i work with, in front of the camera, behind the camera. you've just been absolutely amazing. i've been so proud to front the programme, so, thank you. aw. well done, sue. cheering. all eyes on the south coast as england and northern ireland both play their second group games in the women's euros tonight — different scenarios for both england after victory in their opener following the sell out at old trafford play norway in brighton. tonight's opponents said england looked nervous in that one nil over austria last wednesday. it's really make or break for northern ireland who face austria after defeat to norway. another loss wo

our sports correspondent joe wilson— field. our sports correspondent joe wilson was— field.s, cameron smith went backwards, and if the secret of golf in the skill of getting out of bunkers, it was unfortunate indeed went when dustinjohnson found himself cutting into one. gradually, they all fell away. mcilroy and hovland will resume 16 under part together, four clear of the rest, 18 left to play. joe wilson, bbc news, st andrews. i love that i have so much support. that is wonderful. but, at the same time, i need to sort of, you know, just keep in my own little world tomorrow and try to play a good round of golf and hopefully that is enough. but i certainly present all the support out there and i feel it, you know, and hopefully, you know, i can get cheered on down that back nine. and day two of the world atheltics championships in oregon as dina asher—smith sets out her mission of intent in the women's100 metres. and it was a case ofjob done for laura muir, too, who eased through to the 1500 metre final. and the usa's fred kerley is officially the world's fastest man. andy

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new hampshire rise? ms. kuster: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. pingree, ms. meng, ms. stevens, and ms. leger fernandez, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? ms. weber: speaker person, as the member designated by mr. carter, mr. taylor, mr. gosar, i inform the house that they will vote yea on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia rise? mr. beyer: madam speaker, as the member designated by m mr. keating, mr. auchincloss, ms. newman, and ms. moore, m mr. correa, ms. barragan and mr. boyle of pennsylvania, i inform the house that these seven members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas rise? ms. garcia: madam

joe wilson reports from the course.ody, and they were watching, of course they were watching. he is still really the one golfer who stands beyond his sport, whose fame spans generations. we're following tiger. the first time we've seen him. we thought we'd come and see him in the flesh. i've seen tiger tee off on the first hole and he made a par. - and on the third, it got better. after a poor first round woods had to start advancing. he needed birdies desperately. well, there's one. there you go. it was a reason to smile, briefly, but there was no consistent form from tiger woods, no magical revival, and in fact it often looked painful. there are other younger americans actually contending for the lead here. scottie scheffler made three consecutive birdies during his second round. he's currently ranked world number one. tyrrell hatton, originally of high wycombe, enjoys this course, and he seemed to have the ball at his command. a lovely shot. here's china's haotong li sending his ball towards the first green. watch wi

joe wilson was at centre court.was trying to stretch his opponent. think you can get to that one? well, yes, kyrgios could. a triumphant point, but soon after, the second set to djokovic. fantastic hold of serve! and now, the words really began. the conversation between kyrgios and the umpire related to distractions kyrgios had heard from a spectator. he wanted her removed. he pointed her out. the one that looks like she's had about 700 drinks, bro! on the court, kyrgios lost his way, and his frustrations were vented towards his friends and family. we've observed this before and it's never comfortable. ao—15,40—love — agh! that's you! but that's tension in the djokovic team. kyrgios got the fourth set to a tie—break. now it was a question of composure, patience and accuracy. and that's djokovic's speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic... he retains his own approach to the world. he remains the wimbledon champion. every single time, it gets more and more meaningful and special, so i'm very blessed and ve

division within the sport with the new saudi—backed liv golf series recruiting many leading players. joe wilsonst andrews town. rory mcilroy has set his heart on winning here. soon he was putting for a birdie in the grand tradition. cheering. this is the 150th open, but, you know, golf has been played along this stretch of coastline in this very part of scotland for 600 years. stunning. but sometimes it's easier to confront the past than the present. listen to the reaction when england's ian poulter came to the first tee. booing. he's one of several players here who are also part of the saudi—financed liv golf series, which is, according to the open organisers, undermining the sport. some spectators i spoke to agreed. live and let live, or have you got a problem with it? yes, i have. i'm not happy about it, really. it's all for the money, isn't it? the game of golf, i think they've putting it more in a choke hold than anything. it puts a dampener on the 150th open championship. well, maybe a 21—year—old amateur excelling himself will be refreshing. yorkshire's barclay brown finished his first r

joe wilson is there. spot the british tennis player heading to wimbledon. is hat cameron norrie? but here she was at 30. striving, delivering. her greatest strength was her experience, against an up and coming slovenian opponent watson often was stretched but produced shotsjuvan could not quite believe. she's made that. the first set was a tie break. the second, a celebration eventually. six—two. heather, for the first time ever, you're in the fourth round. playing here at home in front of all of you guys, the atmosphere is... is everything. i love you too. so please, can all of you come back for my fourth round? oh, they'll be there. nearest the camera here is the woman plenty believe could become the champion. tunisia's annjabeur into round four without dropping a set. beautiful line. at 5:23, cameron norrie was walking onto center court. he's taken influences from many countries in his life. he's won four tournaments on the world tour. he was playing a very experienced american, and stevejohnson appeared to be beatable. alonso it's proving. cameron norrie won the first set and

joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. let�*s take a look at what�*s in store for centre court then... quater—finals. with rafael nadal closing the day up against botic van de zandschulp of denmark. arsenal have signed brazil forward gabrieljesus from manchester city on a long—term dealfor £16 million. he underwent an agreed personal terms. he scored 95 goals in 236 appearances in all competitions during his five seasons in manchester. jesus will wear the number nine shirt recently vacated by alexandre lacazette, who left for lyon on a free transfer who left for lyon on a free transfer. england are in the middle of the series with australia at the moment. tom curry has withdrawn from the england squad on tour in australia due to concussion sustained in saturday�*s match in perth. england lost 30—28 in the series opener against australia, before the sale flanker was injured. the rfu have agreed that in the interest of player welfare and recovery, he will return home for continuing assesment. away from wimbledon, it was an extraordinary british grand prix at silverstone. a thrilling star