kyle edmund will now face the big—hitting south african kevin anderson..eating nick kyrgios. the australian was a set up, but when things didn't go his way his racket took some punishment. looks beyond repair there — well, it is now. as he really let the carefully crafted racket feel the full force of his emotions. meanwhile, there was also frustration and tears in the match betweenjuan martin del potro and nicolas almagro. almagro was forced to retire with injury, and was visibily upset on the court. but del potro took a moment to console him. a brilliant display of sportsmanship from a man who knows a thing or two about injuries. del potro will play andy murray, in the next round in a rematch of the 2016 olympic final. the women's top seed left in the tournament, karolina pliskova beat ekaterina alexandrova. pliskova blitzed through the first set. it took herjust 22 minutes to win 6—2, but her russian opponent fought back to level at one set all. so that match going the distance. elsewhere, the third seed, simona halep, beat tatjana maria in straight set

next up for him the south african kevin anderson.bit i felt a bit more ifelt a bit more in i felt a bit more in control of the first round match than today, whether that is to do with the opponent or not i'm not sure but at times today i played some solid stuff, the most positive thing for me, the most positive things, one physically, i felt good after a pretty long much in tough conditions, and also i made some quite significant changes during the match to my tactics and where i was positioning myself on the court, which i hadn't been doing for the last six or seven weeks when i had been entered situations so that was good but yes, definitely the consistency needs to get better. two british players through. kyle edmund will now face the big—hitting south african kevin anderson. he's through after beating nick kyrios. the australian was a set up, but when things then didn't go his way his racket took some punishment. looks beyond repair there...well it is now — as he really let the carefully crafted racket feel the full force of his

the british number two was a set away from the fourth round but was beaten in five sets by kevin andersonne. kyle edmund was attempting to reach the last 16 of a grand slam event for only the second time. the obstacle standing in his way was south african kevin anderson, and at six foot eight, that's a pretty big obstacle. the first set was full of big serves and booming forehands, edmund taking it on the tie—break. there was the occasional rally, anderson finishing this one on his way to the second set. blue shirts, white shorts, big serves, little to separate the players, so when edmund broke anderson to win the third set, the britain could afford to dream of the fourth round. but then, as befitting a player who was in the top ten before a series of injuries, anderson raised his game to level the match. minutes later, edmund's fate was confirmed, that place in the last 16 will have to wait until wimbledon. i definitely feel i am improving, for sure, putting in the work on the training court, i like to see results as well, you know, when you are improving, you want to see the improvement

aggravated the same hip injury that troubled him during his french open second—round loss to kevin andersonis through to the second round after a straight sets win over adrian mannarino. after a first round exit on the clay at his home grand slam, the french open, tsonga looked comfortable on the grass in london. despite that defeat in paris, the fifth seed has won titles in lyon, marseille and rotterdam this year. he'll play gilles muller or nikoloz basil—ashvili next. former champion grigor dimitrov is also through to the second round. after he was knocked out in the first round in stuttgart last week, the world number 11 looked back to his best on the grass breezing past american ryan harrison in straight sets. football's world champions germany test drove a younger side against australia at the confederations cup and they were made to work hard to fight—off a second half fightback from australia in sochi. lars stindl opened the scoring for the world champions, cooley finishing this chance in acres of space, before celtic‘s tommy rogic levelled things with this left footed effort. julian

by reaching the last 16, took as much chance south african kevin anderson to 5 sets. people now meet the 24th team us open champion george in the 11th round. british and irish lions somewhat laboured to win in the 1st much a picture of new zealand the jet lag and lack of preparation time, after only writing on wednesday. alliance expects to win handsomely against a provincial barbarians 15 but need it a 2nd—half try from england wing anthony watson to give them the lead which they only just anthony watson to give them the lead which they onlyjust held on to in the end. finished 13 points to 7. 3 tests against the all blacks. for us the most important thing was the result and getting that are off to a good start, and we can go away knowing that there are number of things thrust of and some positives there in terms of the opportunities as chances we did create. knowing we have to be better at finishing things. wings of eagles provide a stunning late charge to win the derby at epsom. the a0 outsider past 7 horses in the last a00 metres to the favourites to the line. just

he‘s taking on the south african kevin anderson on court 2. just kyle edmund won the first set on a tie—break. the britjust edged it. that‘s all sport for now. now the weather. we‘ve swept away a lot of the warmth and humidity of the last few days. a slightly cooler and fresher feel to the weekend but that doesn‘t mean there isn‘t any sunshine. in fact, quite a lot of blue skies and sunshine around. do not be fooled however because that could be some hefty showers around today and tomorrow. the heaviest in saturday afternoon will be in northern ireland and particularly scotland, with could be the odd rumble of thunder. a few showers in wales and the southwest. it should be dry elsewhere. heavy thundery downpours across scotland with showers in between. the showers should ease in northern ireland but i cannot promise you a completely dry afternoon. a few showers drifting into northern england but not sunshine. the best temperatures in the south—east. a few showers trundling across wales and the south west. quite hit and miss and tending to clea

22—year—old says he has the same hip injury that troubled him during his french open loss to kevin andersonr a first round exit on the clay at his home grand slam, the french open, tsonga looked comfortable on the grass in london. despite that defeat in paris, the fifth seed has won titles in lyon, marseille and rotterdam this year. former champion grigor dimitrov is also through to the second round. after he was knocked out in the first round in stuttgart last week, the world number 11 looked back to his best on the grass breezing past american ryan harrison in straight sets. football's world champions germany test drove a younger side against australia at the confederations cup. they were made to work hard to fight—off a second half fightback from australia in sochi. lars stindl opened the scoring for the world champions, cooley finishing this chance in acres of space, before celtic‘s tommy rogic levelled things with this left footed effort. julian draxler extended germany's lead from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time before leon goretzka extended it with a third minutes after t

the british number two, kyle edmund, is out, beaten by south africa's kevin anderson.eports. the backdrop is instantly recognisable. centrestage in paris unmistakable. ahead of andy murray, a most familiar of foe. the world number one needs little reminding of just whatjuan martin del potro can do. still, here was something to refresh the memory. rivals since theirjunior days, in more recent times, epic counters in rio‘s olympic final and in davis cup hard—fought and rarely brief. the first set lasting almost an hour and a half. del potro letting slip four set points. murray eventually winning the tie break. from such blows, it can be difficult to recover. murray now finally finding those flashes of his brilliant best, that had been all too rare of late. keeping ahead and finishing with a flourish. winning the last seven games to close out the match, a familiar rivalry, a familiar winner. straight sets but, for andy murray, but this was anything but straightforward. add a mild, bbc news. and the british and irish rugby union team beat the provincial barbarians 13—7 in

kyle edmund came close tojoining him but lost to kevin anderson. it over five sets. the british and irish lions medal winning start to their touring new zealand with win a victory over the provincial barbarians, the first of a ten match series which culminates in three tests against the world champions. more on all those stories in the next hour. let's get more on the general election. with less than a week to go until the country heads to the ballot box, and with less than a week until the country heads to the ballot box, reality check‘s chris morris has been taking a look at how reliable are the polls. throughout this campaign, opinion polls and analysis have been hitting the front pages. questions have been raised about how reliable the polling numbers are. in the last few days we have had polls. the conservative lead over labour has been anywhere between 3% and 14% in recent days so have polls lost their mojo? there have been problems in the past, most notably in the general election in 2015 when all the polls said there would be a hung parliam

kyle edmund took his match against kevin anderson of south africa to five sets.marian cilic in the fourth round. the lions were expected to win handsomely against a provincial team but needed a second—half try to hold on. it marks the first of ten matches, including three tests against the all blacks. the important thing for us was the result in getting the tour after a good start. we can go knowing that there are a number of things for us to work on some positives out there in terms of the and chances we did create, and now we have to be better at finishing. buy wings of eagles produced a stunning late charge to win the epsom derby today. watch as he comes from behind in the final stages, a a few lengths back even at this stage. he timed his run perfectly to give trainer aidan o'brien a perfectly to give trainer aidan 0'brien a i— perfectly to give trainer aidan o'brien a i— to in the race, a six victory over as well. —— a sixth victory over as well. —— a sixth victory as well. let's go back to the general election. with less than a week till the country heads t

he'll be up, against south african kevin anderson next.colas almagro was almost inconsolable, after he was forced to retire with injury, and so opponent, juan martin del potro, took a moment to console him. a man who knows a thing, or two about injuries. del potro will play andy murray in the next round in a rematch of the 2016 olympic final. it was the goalkeepers who decided the women's champions league in cardiff. it went to sudden death penalties. well but paris saint—germain keeper put hers wide, she was then in goal as lyon showed how it was done. they have now done but trouble for two seasons running. —— treble. president trump has been widely condemned by leaders around the world, after announcing the united states is to withdraw from the paris agreement on climate—change. he made the decision despite several appeals from the united nations, arguing he wanted a deal that didn't punish america. as president, i have one obligation and that obligation is to the american people. the paris accord would undermine our economy, hamstring o

australian tennis player lost his second round match to kevin anderson in french open yesterday but checkle faulted to lose the second set, after leading the match, took out frustrations on tennis racket and here we saw him walking up court checking the cell phone and disgusted at the end. there he is bashing the racket against the cooler. check out the reaction of the kid behind. [laughter] >> what about the kid that was giving you thumbs up. he said, i'm not really a role model for him, so -- maria: wow, he was mad. dagen: in terms of nba finals, mike green is doing the play by play for the 12th finals in a row. he's one of the nicest people walking on planet earth. jared: totally. dagen: super talent. new york post has a story about him today. jared: steve kerr, he's been out recovering from symptoms from back surgeries, well, he might be able to come back and coach game number two for the warriors sunday. mike brown has filled in to this point. kevin: the warriors can't be stopped. jared: i wonder what's going to be next year, cavaliers-warriors again. golden state might continue to w

he'll be up against south african kevin anderson next after he knocked out australia's nick kyrgios.player ranked 7 places beneath him.. juan martin del potro was struggling slightly with injury at the end of his match — if he is anywhere near full fitness you'd expect him to pose a serious threat to murray's hopes tomorrow. tomorrow is the champions league final in cardiff — it's sure to be a huge occasion as juventus, the italian giants, take on 11—time winners real madrid. but what about the hometown boy gareth bale? well, he might not get the dream end to the season he's been wishing for. he hasn't appeared in the side for 6 weeks due to a calf injury. he's back in training but says he's not fully fit and having knock—on effects from an ankle operation earlier in the season. madrid have played very well in his absence but bale is hopeful manager zinedine zidane will give him a chance. it has also been difficult for me this season with injuries from my operation to drop it has been difficult to come back from it. i have been working hard on my fitness the last few weeks. obviously

kevin frazier is in london, so brooke anderson is here with me tonight. >> great to see you. od to be with you. and grandpa got excited. >> you know it. >> kevin, i hope you don't mind, i took your chair tonight. >> brooke, my side of the desk never looked so good. as you know, i'm here in london for the global premiere of "transformers: the last knight." we're going to give that to you in a moment. but i am the man who broke the news about beyonce's twins to mark wahlberg. we've been waiting a long time. beyonce finally had her twins. >> i didn't know. congratulations to them of course. that's amazing. going to have their hands full now. they've got one now -- three? it's a good thing, man. jay, happy father's day. >> speaking of father's day, matthew knowles scooped his own daughter's birth announcement, tweeting a ma loon covered birthday card and the caption, "they're here." our anisha tuner is outside ucla medical center, where we spotted jay-z's suv today. >> we spotted it almost every day last week, now, we should point out, there's been no official word from the carter

anderson is here with me tonight. always good to have you. >> always good to be with you. >> kevin frazier joining us from new orleansre he is feeling it. hey, kev. >> how are you doing? i'm here in new orleans with the cast from "girls trip." latifah, regina hall. jada pinket. the producer. we're going to talk to them, and that's coming up in a moment. but right now, we're going to do our thing. >> thanks, kevin. he is having a lot of fun. the band is rocking. >>> and let's get to our big music story today. adele shocking her millions of fans. ♪ rumor has it rumor has it >> we have confirmed that adele included a copy of this handwritten note in the london concert program. it writes, quote, i don't know if i'll tour again, and so i want my last time to be at home. she also hinted at it on stage. ♪ so hello from the other side >> adele is wrapping up a 15-month worldwide tour with four shows at wimbley stadium. ♪ i'll ever find someone like you ♪ >> it has been a huge success so why would adele stop touring? ♪ but i set fire to the rain >> i get really nervous. it doesn't feel that comfortable being on a stage with a