katie boulter has been beaten 6—1, 6—1 injust under an hour. disappointment there. will be liam broady. he is playing the 19th seed alex de minaur, who demonstrated his relentlessly high level of play a couple of nights ago against jack level of play a couple of nights ago againstjack draper. you have level of play a couple of nights ago against jack draper. you have to think liam broady may struggle. were he to make it through, it would be the first time since 1979 that britain has had three or more players through to the last 16. laura, thanks. that's it from us. the news where you are is coming up on bbc one. we'll be back a five o'clock this afternoon. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. russian state media is reporting that two british men have been charged with "mercenary activities" by moscow—backed separatists in eastern ukraine. dylan healy is said to have been helping as a volunteer aid worker when he was taken prisoner in april. russia says andrew hill, from plymouth, surrendered to their forces in the same month. the uk foreign offi

it's not a super saturday for the brits as katie boulter�*s wimbledon comes to an end.hat was liam brodie, the same thing has happened to it katie boulter, beaten in straight sets. we will round up a british action for you as well. and i'm ben croucher at the bbc sport centre with the rest of today's headlines. denied at the death — wales pay the penalty with a last—minute loss to south africa. news of ireland and england defeats too. some brutal batting at edgbaston sees india take control of the final test against england. and carlos can't be caught as sainz sweeps to pole ahead of the british grand prix. welcome along. thank you forjoining us, the sonjust welcome along. thank you forjoining us, the son just hidden welcome along. thank you forjoining us, the sonjust hidden behind the clouds now but this has easily been the warmest day of the championship so far. we have managed to avoid rain so far, which hasn't been the case every day of these championships and ten men held behind me, we have not quite seen it so full is that and there have been stories aplenty this

full, he is the only hope today for the british fans because katie boulter is out.ld card from stockport who has never got this far at a grand slam is taking on the australian alex to manoa. —— taking on alex de minaur. de minaur is katie built up a mac boyfriend, he is 27th in the world now. he reached the third round in 2018, he knows his way on grass court. credit to broady, he is fighting to stay alive in these championships. we will keep you updated. british fans biting their nails over broady but it is unfortunately all over for katie boulter, the 25—year—old who has been beaten by harmony tan. she worked at —— she knocked out serena williams. so many great asset the british player has got but harmony tan has come out of nowhere to become one of the stories out of this championships. she got herself over the line in straight sets, this tookjust over the line in straight sets, this took just 53 over the line in straight sets, this tookjust 53 minutes over the line in straight sets, this took just 53 minutes for over the line in straight sets, this tookjust 53 m

thursday's stand—out result here — for the british fans, at least — involved home favourite katie boulter knocked out last year's beaten finalist, karolina pliskova, the biggest win of boulter�*s life. she's never reached the third round of a grand slam until now. after the match, she dedicated her win to her grandma, who died only two days ago. and also worth keeping an eye out for two former champions looking very good — simona halep is through to the third round, as is the two—time winner petra kvitova. and in the men's draw, all eyes on a fascinating third round match between the fourth seed stefanos tsitsipas, who won earlier in straight sets. he's now going to play nick kyrgios, who always gives us unmissable moments here at wimbledon. he also went through in straight sets against filip krajinovic. and there's just time to bring you some news from chile, where keepers at santiago zoo are delighted to announce "it's a boy" after the birth of a baby giraffe was captured on camera earlier this month. weighing in at 100 kilograms and standing almost 2 metres tall, the baby giraffe was p

down there is where the tournament placed katie boulter in round three — an occasion strangely missinghe 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 against a brick wall. two sets down, come on. if he kept in the rallies, kept up his standards, de minaur might falter. and that was a break back. and it became a 72—minute third set to de m

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thursday's stand—out result here — for the british fans, at least — involved home favourite katie boultershe knocked out last year's beaten finalist, karolina pliskova, the biggest win of boulter�*s life. she's never reached the third round of a grand slam until now. after the match, she dedicated her win to her grandma, who died only two days ago. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @ gareth barlow. hello again. well, thursday was a day of sunshine and showers. but the day's showers were a lot bigger, there were loads more thunderstorms around than we've seen over the past few days and whenever you see big cloud tearing upwards through the skies like these, well, you know someone is getting soaked. someone lived in south newington as those heavy downpours came through here. really hefty shower. the showers and thunderstorms that developed through the day have actually kept going for the first part of the night as well and they have tended to migrate towards the pennines, north—east england and will generally begin to fade away over the next few hours by the same time, will probably see some

katie boulter knew better, straight ahead for her occasion. d i'd just like to dedicate that to her today. i have got hopefully many more matches to play, and if i can have you guys behind me for those, then hopefully i can go a long way so thank you so much, thank you. it's another third round for heather watson. she resumed and won it quickly on court 18. court three, an extraordinary adventure for the next british player. liam broady lost 11 games in a row but prevailed. why not, he asked? why not, he proved. five sets to beat the number 12 seed, argentina's diego schwartzman. and the greatest win of broady�*s career. well, in the evening, it did begin raining, but do you see the rainbow over the top of the roof? at wimbledon these days, there's always a solution. britain's jack draper, at the bottom of the screen, played indoors on court! against alex de minaur of australia. some of their rallies were staggering. all of that, and then draper lost the point. not this time. de minaur is seeded 20, talented. watch this shot and then notice who

katie boulter knew better, straight ahead for her occasion. ago, and i�*d just like to dedicate that to her today. i have got hopefully many more matches to play, and if i can have you guys behind me for those, then hopefully i can go a long way so thank you so much, thank you. it�*s another third round for heather watson. she resumed and won it quickly on court 18. court three, an extraordinary adventure for the next british player. liam broady lost 11 games in a row but prevailed. why not, he asked? why not, he proved. five sets to beat the number 12 seed, argentina�*s diego schwartzman. and the greatest win of broady�*s career. well, in the evening, it did begin raining, but do you see the rainbow over the top of the roof? at wimbledon these days, there�*s always a solution. britain�*s jack draper, at the bottom of the screen, played indoors on court1 against alex de minaur of australia. some of their rallies were staggering. all of that, and then draper lost the point. not this time. de minaur is seeded 20, talented. watch this shot and th

progressed to the third rou, thursday's standout result here for the british fans home favorite katie boulter years old her career plagued by injuries, ranked outside the top 100, eating finalist carolina -- beating finalist carolina, she has never reached the third round of the grand slam until now. she dedicated the winter her grandmother who died two da ago. also keeping an eye on for two former champions looking very good, simona is through the third round as well as a two-time winner petra. the fascing third round match between the orth seat will now -- fourth seat who will now play nick, who gives us unmissable moments at wimbledon. he won through straight sets against philip. >> reporting there the excitementt wimbledon. finally tonight the sculpture that really gets you thinking commands a very high price. >> 500,000 euros. >> a bronze cast of the thinker by the french sculptor so that paris on thursday from $10 million. there only 30 casts of the sculpture and a handful of an private ownership like this one. how long did theew owner think about that price tag one wonders. i could str

katie boulter�*s match was scheduled.or harmony tan and here at least was an expression ofjoy. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. scotland have just been beaten 26—18 by argentina in their rugby union international. earlier, 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. ju

down there is where the tournament placed katie boulter in round three — an occasion strangely missingboulter 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 against a brick wall. two sets down, come on. if he kept in the rallies, kept up his standards, de minaur might falter. and that was a break back. and it became a 72—minute third set to de minaur. 7-5. but respect earned

and later on we have got harmony who is making a real name for herself, who knocked out katie boulterhe opening round, she will play amanda. let's bring you up—to—date with the women's doubles because disappointing news to bring you for the british pair of heather watson and harriet dart, they've gone out in the last 16. the former french open champion got the job done, in the last 16. the former french open champion got thejob done, the fourth seed here. heather watson has had a great championship, reaching the last 16 of the singles for the first time in her career. but out she goes with harriet dart in the doubles. it is not a manic monday, but still a busy one. thank you, always busy for you. the cricket is underway this morning as england try to limit the damage against india — who are looking to build a commanding lead on day 4 of this 5th test at edgbaston. india resumed on 125—3 but england have struck early four times this morning. stuart broad removed cheteshwar pujara for 66 and india then lost shreyas iyer — before rishabh pant followed moments later — joe root with the ca

heather watson holding the hopes alongside katie boulter. she has work to do on centre court.eur who is trying to be a trailblazer. she is embracing that title, taking on the french woman. ons jabeur reach the quarterfinals last year and yet when world slam. world number two i should say. she is on centre court, ons jabeur. well, they are test against on india at edgbaston — a match postponed from last september becuase of a covid outbreak in the indian squad. it completes last summer�*s series which india lead 2-1. james anderson — back in the side in place ofjamie overton — has taken both wickets to fall — shubman gilfor 17 and cheteshwar pujura. india reached 53—2 before rain stopped play and the players have taken an early lunch there is an inspection at 1:45pm. tottenham have completed the signing of brazil forward richarlison from everton in a deal believed to be worth £60 million. the 25—year—old forward underwent medical checks ahead of flying to london early next week, with his new club set to start their pre—season on monday. spurs will pay an initial £55 million pou

down there is where the tournament plays katie boulter in this round with surprisingly small energy.pponent 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. that was the break back. it became his third set. but respect and by both men. the action is still continuing. rafael nadal is currently 2—0 on centre court and it is a feisty affair between nick kyrgios on court number one, he leads by 2—

disappointment already for britain's katie boulter in the third round against harmony tan. she found herself in court number two considering how inspired she was on the show caught in the previous round and we had those scenes and she dedicated the win to her grandmother who died earlier this week but she never really got going today against her opponent to we know knocked out serena williams in the opening round and serena williams talked about her movement, her unpredictability, and a grade point here. one of the point of the and itjust illustrates how she tried her best but her appendages had her moving around in the better almost consistently throughout this match, has got such great variety. she never looked like she was in trouble and she had her injury issues. what a great year she has had in some sense getting a grass court game together going into the championships but shejust court game together going into the championships but she just could not hang and 6—1,6—1a championships but she just could not hang and 6—1, 6—1 a finisher i'm afraid her wimbledon comes to a

court two on the perimeter of wimbledon far from centre stage, katie boulter�*s match was scheduled.ed for energy. her opponent was buoyant, all over in 51 minutes. a triumph for harmony tan. we've seen it all now. and here at least, was an expression ofjoy. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well the on—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

talking about back to their feeling so open, heather through to the fourth round and we have seen katie boulteryou a better british hopefuls that remained was i'm very optimistic. i hopefuls that remained was i'm very o timistic. ., , ., hopefuls that remained was i'm very otimistic. ., , ., optimistic. i really love the story about heather. _ optimistic. i really love the story about heather. 30 _ optimistic. i really love the story about heather. 30 years - optimistic. i really love the story about heather. 30 years old, - optimistic. i really love the story| about heather. 30 years old, her most successful wimbledon ever and it just goes most successful wimbledon ever and itjust goes once again to prove that you could never tell an age where a player suddenly gets it. she has been a hard worker during her career and now she has come here and just embraced the situation, loved the feeling from the british fans and she has played the best tournament of her life and she is looking at the door thinking, hello, why not? just the same as katey walter, just the same as ons jabeur, they are all look

on the perimeter of wimbledon, farfrom centre stage, katie boulter�*s match was scheduled.e does. he bullies his opponents. he was probably a bully at school himself. i don't like bullies. i don't like people who put other people down. he has some good traits in his character as well, but he also has a very evil side to him. if it is exposed, it can really do a lot of harm and bad to the people around him. i'm not really sure what i did wrong today. i was having some words with the umpire, nothing more than what i usually do. as for hitting with 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. this was the scene of that common handshake. stefan tsitsipas not looking at him at all. you can see the tension. i used to be doubles partners, there has been a rivalry over the years but having the gamesmanship was very evident from nick kyrgios. he knew what he doing going into that much, and stefan —assiste