it was all part of the learning curve for katie swan. just hugely disappointing for katie swan. we have got a good future with some of our young women coming up, now, and a pink gash entering this tournament. there is a lot more good stuff. john, thank you so much forjoining us. thanksjohn. former british number onejohn lloyd. well let's take a quick look at the best of the rest here at wimbledon on day three. if five—time champion venus williams had a scare on route to victory over alexandra dulgheru. the romanian won the first set, but williams bounced back to book her place in the third round in three sets. where she'll bejoined by karolina pliskova. it's the first time the former world number one has made it into the third round after beating two—time semi—finalist victoria azarenka in straight sets earlier today. 2016 runner—up milos raonic is through in the men's draw. he beat australianjohn millman in straight sets — with each of them going to tiebreakers. he'll face dennis novak next for a place in the last 16. as you know, this wimbledon is vying for attention alongside

just one brick, in the form of katie swan, she u nfortu nately lost in in the form of katie swan, she draw, a comfortable win for the top seed roger federer on centre court, where he didn't face a single break point. a very straightforward win for the top seed, which extends his wimbledon winning streak to 26th successive sets. but was itjust too co mforta ble sets. but was itjust too comfortable for the world number two 7 comfortable for the world number two? i have almost lost in the first round or have won them all in straight sets like last year, sol clearly enjoyed path where it comes easier, also not wasting too much energy in the first two matches is nice to have, in case you are carrying an injury, they could disappear over time. whereas if you go into deep five sets, it usually only get bigger, the problems, from my end,| only get bigger, the problems, from my end, lam only get bigger, the problems, from my end, i am happy at the team is happy and looking forward to the third round of. through to the third round with no problems. much more to come, will have your hammock onto

katie swan left court with an idea ofjust how far she has to go.e superhero checking if she still has all of our powers. that is classic stuff. serena williams was too strong for her bulgarian opponent. but she could be too strong for anyone. joe wilson, bbc news, one can. time for a look at the weather... here's matt taylor. there has been a tiny bit of rain. yes, can you believe it? 29 degrees for scotland this afternoon. tomorrow will be cooler. there has been some rain, look away if you are a gardener. some in the west. here is where we are at the moment. across parts of the south and east wales, and showers. the odd spot will push through into wimbledon. we will push through into wimbledon. we will see some of the showers continued into the first part of the night, most will fade away. mostly staying dry. through the night, there is a change coming for scotla nd there is a change coming for scotland and northern ireland. this cloud. it does not arrive until later in the night and for many it will be reasonably warm, warmer than last night, esp

at 19, katie swan of bristol is making her name. places above her. well, swan has a mentor in her management company called andy murray. maybe we are missing the man, but seeing his influence. serena williams is rediscovering her game. a mother now, of course. and today she dug deep. 7—5, 6—3, against arantxa rus, a determined dutch opponent. "i didn't play my best but i will get there," serena said. and who would doubt her? a timeless start to these championships. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. that's all from us — now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, i'm olly foster live in moscow, this is sportsday at the world cup, these are our headlines: belgium have brokenjapanese hearts, 2—0 down, 3—2 winners with the last kick of the match. they are into the quarterfinals. its brazil next for the belgians, not so much drama in beating mexico, but plenty from neymar. and i'm tim hague at the bbc sport centre — with the rest of the day's sport, including... a serene start for serena on day one at wimbledon. williams r

but there was a brilliant result for british wildca rd katie swan.the first time by shocking world number 36, irina—camelia begu. the 19—year—old won 6—2 6—2 in just 56 minutes on court 14. in the men's draw it was the same old roger federer. the reigning champion made the kind of start we've come to expect on centre court. he tookjust 79 minutes to beat serbia's dusan lajovic in straight sets. the 36—year—old swiss lost just eight games, and is looking to win his ninth wimbledon title. and today's performance shows just why he's the favourite to win once again. british number four liam broady is out though — he lost in straight sets to former—finalist milos raonic. 7—5, 6—0, 6—1 the score on court number one. as the 13th seed looked really impressive in his first match. away from wimbledon, some big news from the world of cycling as chris froome's anti—doping case has been dropped by the sports governing body, the uci. the briton had been under investigation since september, when a drugs test found he had twice the allowed level of a legal asthma dr

at 19, katie swan of bristol is making her name.er management company called andy murray. maybe we are missing the man, but not his influence. serena williams is rediscovering her game. a mother 110w. rediscovering her game. a mother now. today she dug deep, 7—5 7—3 against arantxa rus, i didn't play my best, but i will get there, she said. and who would doubt her? a timeless start to this championship. there's been more drama at the world cup in russia tonight. belgium came from 2—0 down to knock japan out of the tournament with a winning goal in the last seconds of the match. richard conway reports. ina in a city famous for building space rockets, there was hoping there would be no failure to launch today. mexico fans were left to pray this was on the day their trophy hopes died. after defeating germany in their opening game, mexico try to inflict the same kind of pressure on brazil in the first half. five—time world champion is emerged with renewed focus after the break and within minutes had their reward, william and creating sp

already flying the flag in the next round is 19—year—old katie swan, who yesterday beat a player ranked say thatjo won a contact i am pleased to say thatjo won a co nta ct was i am pleased to say thatjo won a contact was able to build on that strong start. spare a thought for naomi broady, opening up against the defending champion, garbine muguruza, tradition dictates that the reigning women's champion opens on centre court. jade clarke is up ina on centre court. jade clarke is up in a tussle against ernests gulbis, and good news for kyle edmund, who sustained an early break in his match against alex scott of australia. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. not much has

and let's have a look at katie swan.me as she shocked world number 36 irina—camelia begu. the 19—year—old won 6—2, 6—2 in less than an hour. in the men's draw, roger federer did as roger federer does on centre court. the top seed is chasing a ninth title at the all england club and looked as brilliant as usual in his straight sets win over dusan lajovic. there's a reason they call him king of centre court. and remember, kyle edmund and johanna konta are in action today on the grass too. see you again a little later. coverage of that on bbc two later on, and radio 5 live. we are starting with the story that is gripping the world, the thai boys found alive in the caves. but how do they get out safely? that's the question facing those trying to rescue 12 boys and their football coach found alive in a flooded cave in thailand, nine days after they disappeared. rescue workers have been taking food and medical supplies to them, following their discovery by a team of caving experts, including two british men, who had to find th

british wildcard katie swan reached the second round for the first time as she shocked world number 3636 years to glide into the second round. the top seed is chasing a ninth title at the all england club and never looked flustered as he eased to a straight—sets win over dusan lajovic. does he ever look flustered? both british number ones are in action today. kyle edmund is first on court1 against australia's alex bolt. johanna konta faces natalia vikhlyantseva, a russian who has never won a match at wimbledon. you'll remember last year, konta impressed all in the locker room by baking them cakes. well, novak djokovic has put in a request. he wants a cake. but he's got a very strict diet that doesn't include gluten. i spoke to him yesterday because i wa nted i spoke to him yesterday because i wanted to check what he can and cannot have. though i have more parameters. now i will put my thinking hat on and try and come up with something because i haven't actually ever created anything. i think it might become a bit of a hybrid. i am seeing what things i can create with substituting some

katy tur. >> wait a minute. i didn't have the jonathan swan noise. >> there it is. >> it's going to show up. >> off camera, john heilemann. anyway, thank you, guys. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's friday, lordy, there's a tape. tonight recording revelation. we'll dig into the legal and political fallout of the trump/cohen tape. >>> plus, in defense of democracy. how far can the intel community go in speaking out against the president. >>> and cyber war warning. just how vulnerable are the midterm elections to foreign meddling? this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily."

. >> my thanks to jonathan swan, joyce vance, john heilemann, jonathan lemire. "mtp daily" starts right now with katy tur. >> wait a minute. i didn't have the jonathan swan noise. >> there it is. >> it's going to show up. >> off camera, john heilemann. anyway, thank you, guys. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's friday, lordy, there's a tape. tonight recording revelation. we'll dig into the legal and political fallout of the trump/cohen tape. >>> plus, in defense of democracy. how far can the intel community go in speaking out against the president. >>> and cyber war warning. just how vulnerable are the midterm elections to foreign meddling? this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." as i said earlier today and moments ago, we'll probably keep saying, lordy, there are tapes. at least it looks very likely that there are tapes because there is a tape from someone who was known for making a lot of tapes. everything we've learned points t there being more tapes. the president's personal lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, se

. >> my thanks to jonathan swan, joyce vance, john heilemann, jonathan lemire. "mtp daily" starts right now with katy. >> wait a minute. i didn't have the jonathan swan noise. >> there it is. >> it's going to show up. >> off camera, john heilemann. anyway, thank you, guys. thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's friday, lordy, there's a tape. tonight recording revelation. we'll dig into the legal and

katie swan's run it ended on day three. three.s his quest for a ninth wimbledon title. for a ninth wimbledon title. he is on centre court. on centre court. opponent and i can assure you he is doing pretty well. doing pretty well. with more on all of that at half—past. over universal credit. report about the welfare reform. mc mcvey acknowelged she'd made an error. to continue at a faster rate and to be speeded up. and i want to apologise. they are in good health. as they introduce themselves one by one. they were found on monday after missing for nine days. i spoke to our correspondent howard johnson. are actually not going to get them out any time soon. out any time soon. sure that it is 100% safe to do so before he moves them. before he moves them. the nerve centre of the thai navy seal diver 's‘ operation. seal diver 's‘ operation. network of tunnels, flooded tunnels and cavernous to get to the boys. and cavernous to get to the boys. we are seeing is two ways of getting to them. either getting them... getting them out, rather.