and also gulf we re player kei nishikori and also gulf were adam scott sponsored by uniqlo and for roger for ten years and that is only a report but it is believed to be about three times what nikkei was paying roger and for him, it has been, for his entire career sponsored by nikkei, so definitely a victory for uniqlo. —— nike. donald trump has vowed to repeal rules and regulations that he says hertz corporations and stunts economic growth. nowhere has that repeal at the lismore controversial than at the us agency in charge of environmental protection. 0ne change ranging the fact raising eyebrows is the rule requiring power plants to monitor the waters surrounding the coal ash residue, that is the byproduct of creating electricity. the second biggest source of waste in the country. in 2008, this town in tennessee turned into this eerie moonscape after a dam broke, spilling i billion tons of coal ash into a nearby river in one of the worst environment of disasters in us history. now covered in grass, most of that coal ash ended up here, nearly 300 miles south in a landfill just outside u

sponsored. 0ther athletes they sponsor include australian golfer adam scott and japanese tennis player kei nishikorioutfitted novak djokovic, who is with lacoste. uniqlo has come a long way since launching as a fast fashion label in 1997 and wants to be taken seriously as they expand globally. they are putting their money where their mouth is. us president donald trump has said he wants to nominate a newjustice for the us supreme court within the next week — to replace the liberaljustice anthony kennedy who is retiring. if his court candidate his confirmed, it will almost certainly make it easier for president trump to succeed in one of his key campaign promises: to rollback what he has called burdensome environmental regulations. already, the us environmental protection agency claims to have rolled back or delayed the implementation of more than a0 such regulations. which has alarmed notjust environmentalists—but even some trump voters as the bbc‘s kim gittleson reports from the us state of alabama. in 2008, the town of kingston in tennessee turned into this eerie moonscape after a dam broke, spill

but it won't get any easier, next up is a rejuvenated novak djokovic after he beat kei nishikori.9th seed came from a set down to beat milos raonic, who was the runner—up in 2016. isner will play kevin anderson for a place in the final. on thursday it is women's semifinals day on the first match on centre court. let's bring you some cycling. slovakia's peter sagan won wednesday's 5th stage of the tour de france in brittany. the world champion beat sonny colbrelli and philippe gilbert in the uphill finish at quimper — to claim his second stage victory. the olympic road race champion greg van avermaet retained the yellow jersey — and he's now two seconds clear of his bmc team—mate tejay van garderen. the defending champion chris froome finished safely in the pack and he's moved up to 15th in the general classification. they are the world ‘stop they are the world ‘s top to one—day cricket sides and will go head—to—head. england face india in nottingham in the first game of a three match series. nel were 2—1 winners in the recent t20 is but it is this one body —— one—day series agains

nadal will play novak djokovic on friday after he booked his place in the semis by beating japan's kei nishikoris to reach his first grand slam semifinal since 2015. the victory brings him level with pete sampras‘ match win record at wimbledon. in the other quarter—final the six—foot—ten americanjohn isner beat milos raonic of canada in four sets lost 6—7, 7—6, 6—4, isner is the only player at wimbledon this year not to have had his serve broken and raonic had just one break—point opportunity against the six—foot—ten american. isner responded with an ace on that occasion and then went hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be todd can go back to moscow. the noise is coming up the street from croatian fans making their way back to red square and the city centre. england will be keeping a low profile i think. some of theirfans. it has been a fantastic turn it for them. one in which they engage with theirfans them. one in which they engage with their fans mostly through social media. here a tweet to everyone who supported us and believe this time is different. "to everyone

novak djokovic has a good head—to—head against kei nishikori, having won 13, versus kei nishikori's twop nicely for roger federer. on centre court, we have a big game to come, with rafa nadal taking on one martine del potro. plenty of tennis to come. ——juan martin del to come. —— juan martin del potro. i will be back for the 3pm headlines andi i will be back for the 3pm headlines and i hope you will be wearing a waistcoat. keep hoping. parts of england are expected to grind to a halt this evening, as millions of people watch the national side take on croatia in the world cup semifinal in moscow. victory for england would take them to theirfirst final in the tournament since 1966. well, let's get the thoughts now of former croatian professional goalkeep stipe pletikosa whojoins me now from moscow. ican i can guess who you are supporting but you had a season playing for totte n ha m , but you had a season playing for tottenham, how do you think these two sides will match up? hello everybody in england, first of all. i think the game will be very interesting but we are struggling with our

he'll play japan's kei nishikori on wednesday. cup semi—final for almost 30 years. ahead of the clash with croatia in moscow, fans have been scrambling to book last minute flights to get to the match. but as our sports editor, dan roan, reports — the squad have been relaxing at their training base in repino. his report does contain flashing images. they're just 48 hours from the biggest game of their lives, but england's aim is to keep calm and carry on, as they have since arriving here in russia. and whether it's tenpin bowling or the now traditional dance competition against members of the media, the mood remains relaxed ahead of the team's first world cup semifinalfor 28 years. it's felt like a good holiday that we have been on, and we're enjoying every moment of it. there's no boredom at all. you know, everybody gets on well off the pitch. if you got that off the pitch, that team spirit and togetherness, you take that onto the pitch. we haven't come this far not to go there and win it and get over that line. with the nation en

he beatjapan‘s kei nishikori in four sets to reach his first grand slam semifinal since 2015. 6-3, 3- after his battles with form and fitness he is getting back to his best. it feels great to be in the last four of a it feels great to be in the last fourofa slam. it feels great to be in the last four of a slam. i have been building. queen's... it was kind of looking like and felt like it was getting better and better, as matches on time went on, i feel like iam peaking matches on time went on, i feel like i am peaking at the right moment. it is not the first time in semifinals, i have been here before, but i will have to enjoy this victory and think about the next one. novak djokovic awaits in the semifinals for the winner of the match between rafa nadal and juan martin del potro. that in action on centre court, we can bring you live pictures of that one. rafa nadal took the first set 7—5, four set points in the second the second but del potro took it on a tie—break and del potro took it on a tie—break and del potro took it on a tie—break and del potro currently leads 5—4 in the third

centre court, novak djokovic is up against kei nishikori.bow surgery earlier on this year, struggles with form and fitness, but he is showing signs of getting back to his best. 4-3 signs of getting back to his best. 11—3 up after a break and milos raonic againstjohn isner as well, another quarterfinal tie. it will be interesting to note what raonic‘s coach be doing, goran ivanisevic. if that match brands late there could bea that match brands late there could be a clash with the kick—off of the england — croatia game. we know he has said he will go off and watch the game somewhere in the modern. keep your eyes peeled for goran ivanisevic later. he will be watching it on his phone later, i am sure. just time to remind you that stage five of the tour de france is underway, you can follow it live on the bbc sport website — bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. loving the waistcoat! since that now immortal piece of commentary — "they think it's all over... it is now" — the life of an england football fan has been a pretty tor

anotherformer safely through a snow that djokovic, another former champion, who came through against kei nishikori three wimbledon titles here. he came through in four sets, much to the delight of the crowd. djokovic said afterwards he is peaking at the right time. he will go on to face the winner of rafa nadal and juan martin del potro. let's take you live to that. del potro was in his chair, this is on centre court at the moment. rafa nadal took the first set and as things stand at the moment in the second set, juan martin del potro is up 5—4 and will be serving now for the second set, which would see him pull level at one set all. both players have struggled with form and fitness, particularly del potro, who has had three surgeries on his wrist. a huge amount of goodwill to see him back here at wimbledon, but that could be an epic, just as we have witnessed with roger federer the top seed today and a times wimbledon champion, he has crashed out. it has been a fascinating day of tennis. for now, that is all from wimbledon, i will hand you back to ben in london. studio: thank you. you're watching

also, kei nishikori is doing well on a global stage, and that with brick-and-mortar stores and e-commercetain challenges what fast retailing need to keep in mind? thomas: a couple of things. one of the blemishes in the last guarter was the chie businesses. they are trying to grow so they are not a one engine vehicle. in order to do that, to try to bring in more customers, the risk that they run is the product mix overlaps too much with unit low, because gu -- gu isniqlo, because cheaper, people may go down for cheaper's shirts and skirts. it is going to be very difficult for them to continue to deliver same-store sales next fiscal year. are talking about the fall here, but we forget that, tom, we have to talk about the trade tensions with china here. how might that affect the strategy for fast retailing? thomas: i think it will have very little impact. they will continue to increase their focus on growing the overseas expansion profitably. i think longer-term, it does have an impact in terms of where they source and being more diverse geographically. five years ago, china has a distinct a

i think it is very much that we have a very good player in kei nishikori, and we would like to see howe back. this guide to queueing, which everybody has been issued with, what do you think about the way queueing is organised? it is very unique. i think that is one of the things we really love about this, we have been to the us open and the australian open, but wimbledon is so different. have a great day. we've got a lovely weather day for you. andy murray is not playing. yes, very sad that he is out. if he is not fit enough, fairenough. we is out. if he is not fit enough, fair enough. we would have loved to see him but we hope you have a good recovery. it is amazing here this morning isn't it? it has really picked up. i here at 4:40am, it was very quiet and everybody was in theirtents, very quiet and everybody was in their tents, but from five o'clock onwards so many people started arriving. and the sun has come out so it is nice and warm. and you can join the queue this morning after staying overnight, which is good. you guys are from australia as well, i believe? we are. what do you

instead, we will see kei nishikori against novak djokovic on centre court and rafa nadal againstjuanas the funniest thing you have done in the ten years i've known you! how come you didn't get john to sing it out loud? because he's a professional. no, it's because he got told off last year for being too loud! thank you, speak to you later. more on the developments in westminster from the last 24 hours. senior ministers rallying around theresa may after a hasty reshuffle prompted by the resignations of borisjohnson prompted by the resignations of boris johnson and david prompted by the resignations of borisjohnson and david davis. we have heard from him already but let's talk properly to steven borel, a former minister injohn major's cabinet. i wonder, a former minister injohn major's cabinet. iwonder, should a former minister injohn major's cabinet. i wonder, should theresa may be saying the same asjohn major did? she has lost two crucial ministers? i don't think that would be the right next step because i think it would be another example of the british negotiating with the british.