unfortunately, due to injury, miss konta is forced to retire.y emerging from two weeks in quarantine, she said her win over christina pliskova was even sweeter. and there was a grand slam debut for britain's francesca jones. the 20—year—old has a rare genetic condition. she was born with three fingers and thumb on each hand. butjones showed her potential against shelby rogers. despite defeat, she said afterwards, "it was a great experience. "i've proved," she added, "i can compete at this level." andy swiss, bbc news. england's cricketers have won the first test against india in chennai. james anderson and jack leach bowled england to a resounding 227—run victory. england were heavy underdogs before the four—test series began. joe wilson reports. well, old friend, of all the good days, this was one of the best. first, cheteshwar pujara — a concentration master, caught. england had one big wicket, needed more. enter anderson. 0h, he's got him! shubman gill out for50. same over, same bowler, same stumps. doesn't matter... ajinkya rahane gone for n

british number onejohanna konta is out of the australian open. leading the slovenian qualifier kaja juvan in the first set but encountered some discomfort and took a medical time out. she came back and won the first set. but it was early in the second, with her opponent two games up, that konta conceded the match. she endured a difficult season last year with a knee injury. i don't really know what to make of it yet. i think this because it's happened so recently, ifeel like in a state of shock like having an out of body experience and little experience with acute injuries and having to withdraw and that is knock on wood, very lucky i haven't had too much experience with that and so, this is a learning curve for me and it's a new experience. elsewhere today, cameron norrie won an all—british clash, knocking out the british number one dan evans. evans was in decent form coming into the tournament, having won a tour event just last week. but he said he struggled with fatigue, and so it's norrie who qualifies for the second round in melbourne for th

britain's johanna konta was forced to retire from herfirst round match on day two of the australian opennter some discomfort, and took a medical time out. she came back and won the first set, but it was early in the second with her opponent two games up that konta conceded the match. she endured a difficult season last year with a knee injury. franjones, at the top of the screen is also out, in what was her first match in the main draw of a grand slam. she performed well in the opening set against the american shelby rogers, but she couldn't keep pace in the second, losing 6—4, 6—1. it leaves heather watson as the only british woman into the second round. despite claims she didn't feel as fit as usual after her 14—day quarantine, she beat kristyna pliskova in two tie—break sets. in the men's draw, british number one dan evans is out, beaten by compatriot cameron norrie in an all british encounter in the first round. a really tight contest this, norrie through in four sets. disappointment for evans after he won his first atp tour title last week. alan shearer has condemned the abuse recei

british number onejohanna konta is out of the australian open. don't really know what to make of it yet. i think this because it's happened so recently, i feel like in a state of shock like having an out of body experience and little experience with acute injuries and having to withdraw and that is knock on wood, very lucky i haven't had too much experience with that. so, this is a learning curve for me and it's a new experience. elsewhere today, cameron norrie won an all—british clash, knocking out the british number one dan evans. evans was in decent form coming into the tournament, having won a tour event just last week. but he said he struggled with fatigue, and so it's norrie who qualifies for the second round in melbourne for the first time in his career. franjones — at the top of the screen — was knocked out, in what was her first match in the main draw of a grand slam. she performed well in the opening set against the american shelby rogers, but she couldn't keep pace in the second, losing in straight sets. it leaves heather watson as the

dan evans won at the murray river open butjohanna konta lost at the gipplands trophy, as did katie boulterked far higher, she took first set in her match against the three—time grand slam champion naomi osaka. but she couldn't hold on, and lost in three. and heather watson lost her opening round match in the grampians trophy to russia's veronika kudermetova in straight sets. watson only left hotel quarantine last friday and said her focus was on the australian open. so the australian open hit once again by coronavirus — up to 600 players and staff back in quarantine for now. organisers of the olympics are hoping they've done enough to avoid such disruption by the time the games roll around in august. today, they've set out their plan for a covid—safe games — a full "playbook" — as they're calling it — of guidance and rules for federations heading to tokyo. athletes will be getting their own set of rules at a later date. members of the international federation have been told they have to put together a ia day activity plan from the moment they arrive. they can't go to bars, restaurants, sho

heather watson plays kristyna pliskova, and the british number one, johanna konta, seeded 13th, willitle — which would move him clear of roger federer — have been hampered by a back injury this week. nadal will play laslo djere of serbia in the opening round. i have experience on all of this. of course is not the ideal situation to start a sit go micro tournament with problems, and i think it's but or can dust can or cannot happen during the next few days. the only thing i can do is stay positive, work on and recover all the things i can. and that's all the sport from us for now. hello. very cold out there at the moment, without surround, and of course further snow flurries, particularly in eastern areas. the heaviest of those snow flurries as we go through tuesday, covered by a met office amber weather warning across parts of central scotland. travel, power, communication disruption possible, as those snow levels start to mount up. but it's notjust that, it's the extent of the chill this morning. may be as low as around —14—15 through some parts of central scotland. all starting the

british number onejohanna konta plays solvenian qualifier kaja juven, while heather watson takes on czecheat in the first round of last year's tournament. a tough task for katie boulter against daria kasatkina of russia — while francesca jones makes her grand slam debut — she was told she would never play professional tennis after being born with three fingers and a thumb on each hand and three toes missing — but here she is, lining up against american shelby rogers. 0 nto 0nto this weekend's football. isjurgen klopp playing mind games? pep guardiola thinks so — klopp has suggested that a covid outbreak at city over christmas led to guardiola's side having a game postponed and two weeks off, which has helped their title bid. what do you think? well guardiola says he expected better from klopp, as city prepare to travel to liverpool on sunday. we didn't have a break. i think city had a two—week break for covid reasons. it's really tough. it's a tough season for some teams. for some teams it looks like lesser. for us, obviously for the reasons, you know, it's tough. he knows it's not true.

another player you know well johanna konta unfortunately had to withdraw through injury.solutely started for her. she came into this match well prepared. not ideal but given the circumstances she was as good as she could've been. unfortunately, in that second game she strained her muscle. at five for serving for that first set mid game, alarm bells went off when she went off to court for treatment. at the time we weren't entirely sure what it was. although she got there first set under her belt she knew that itjust first set under her belt she knew that it just wasn't first set under her belt she knew that itjust wasn't going to happen. i don't know if you had an injury like that but it's something you couldn't carry on with, is a? she's an experienced _ couldn't carry on with, is a? she's an experienced player _ couldn't carry on with, is a? she's an experienced player she - couldn't carry on with, is a? she's an experienced player she is - couldn't carry on with, is a? she's an experienced player she is not l an experienced player she is not want to retire mid match. i

in the third round of the gipplands trophy, in melbourne, johanna konta lost in three sets to romania'sia begu. disappointment, too, for katie boulter. she took the first set in her match against the second seed, naomi osaka. boulter wasn't able to repeat tuesday's stunning victory over coco gauff, though, and eventually lost in three sets. elsewhere in melbourne, heather watson lost her opening round match in the grampians trophy to russia's veronika kudermetova in straight sets. watson only left hotel quarantine last friday and said her focus was on the upcoming australian open. surrey batsman ollie pope has been added to the england test squad for the tour of india. pope has fully recovered from a shoulder injury sustained against pakistan last august. he had been practising with the full squad over the past two days. england will have their final practice tomorrow ahead of the first test starting in chennai on friday. bournemouth have sacked their manager, jason tindall, afterjust six months in charge. they were beaten 2—1 by sheffield wednesday last night and have won just once in

two british players are through to the second round, but notjohanna konta, who had to retire with anure into space. the probe, named hope, has travelled more than 300 million miles since it launched injuly. this afternoon, it approached mars travelling at a speed of 75,000 mph before firing it's braking engines and be captured by the planet's gravitational field. hope now begins a year mission and what it learns could completely redefine our understanding of mars. our science correspondent rebecca morelle reports. mission rebecca morelle reports. accomplished. the unite arab mission accomplished. the united arab emirates has made it to mars. after a tense wait in the control room, celebrations. a signal sent from their spacecraft millions of miles away, beams in. it is from their spacecraft millions of miles away, beams in.— from their spacecraft millions of miles away, beams in. it is like the weiaht of miles away, beams in. it is like the weight of seven _ miles away, beams in. it is like the weight of seven years _ miles away, beams in. it is like the weight of seven years has - m

heather watson plays kristyna pliskova, and the british number one, johanna konta, seeded 13th, willnament like this one, you know, i think it's what can or cannot happen during the next couple of days. the only thing i can do is stay positive, work on recover, doing all the things i can. and that's all the sport from us for now. hello. very cold out there at the moment, with ice around and of course further snow flurries, particularly in eastern areas. the heaviest of those snow flurries as we go through tuesday, covered by a met office amber weather warning across parts of central scotland. travel, power, communication disruption possible, as those snow levels start to mount up. but it's notjust that, it's the extent of the chill this morning. may be as low as around —14, —15 through some parts of central scotland. all starting the day sub—zero. you can see where those snow showers line up through central areas of scotland. there will be others around northern and eastern parts of scotland, and we'll see little snow corridors again across parts of england and wales, just focusing s

konta breezy northerly winds really pushing that fog bank in allowing for afternoon and with that slightly warmer temperatures as well near double digit warning for those of you in san jose 9 degrees warmer than where you were just 24 hours ago, everyone else in the bay area also seeing a few degrees of warming. that's why you're in the low 70's when you should be in the upper 50's this time of year so easily 10 degrees above average there. low 60's for downtown san francisco also tracking low 70's for those of you in san mateo with widespread mid 60's throughout the east bay shoreline right now berkeley and conquered including livermore all at 67 degrees with mid 60's for those of you an app and taking a look ahead at your next 3 day forecast. this sunshine and warm weather going to peak on saturday little change for your super bowl sunday details ahead on your micro climates saturday outlook in just a few minutes justine back to you. >>the senate being equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative. and the concurrent resolution as amended is adopted. >>a historic vote by v

british number onejohanna konta is out of the australian open.ce in the second, losing in straight sets. it leaves heather watson as the only british woman into the second round. despite claims she didn�*t feel as fit as usual after her 14—day quarantine — she beat kristyna pliskova. in the men�*s draw, cameron norrie beat dan evans in the all—british first round tie. let�*s bring you up to date with some of the other results from melbourne park, and rafa nadal allayed any fears over his fitness with a win over serbia�*s laslo djere. nadal missed atp cup last week after struggling with a back injury, but won in straight sets and will play american world number 177 michael mmoh in the second round. arguably the performance of the day came from home favourite ashley barty. the australian was ruthless against the montenegrin danka kovinic, winning 6—0, 6—0 injust 44 minutes. alan shearer has condemned the vile online abuse aimed at players and officials — warning the issue remains. several footballers were recently racially abused, while referee mik

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britain'sjohanna konta is up against the slovenian qualifier kaja juvan.a in two tie—break sets. but franjones, at the top of the screen, has been knocked out in herfirst match in the main draw of a grand slam. she performed well in the opening set against the american shelby rogers, but she couldn't keep pace in the second, losing 6—4, 6—1. cameron norrie has beaten dan evans in a match between the only two british men in the draw. it was a really tight contest, with norrie coming through in four sets. online abuse in football has become such a huge problem that prosecution is the only way forward, according to the uk's first football hate crime officer. referee mike dean has asked to be stood down from the next round of premier league fixtures this weekend after death threats were made to him and his family. it came after he gave west ham's tomas soucek a red card on saturday. soucek has condemned the abuse. pc stuart ward says it's time for action. really now we're at a stage where we need to be all coming together with the social media companies, colla

british number onejohanna konta had a straightforward win in melbourne, as the countdown to the australianng, carol. there certainly is. i good morning. some lovely weather watchers pictures. snow falling on leeds. the met office still has a number weather warning out for heavy snow affecting parts of northern england. it is out until one o'clock today. this robson is likely. the areas we are looking at are sheffield, blackburn, wakefield, huddersfield, leeds, bingley, for example, all these areas. what a number weather warning means it is an increased likelihood of impacts from severe weather. that is what is happening. you can see where we have got the snow falling where we have got the snow falling where we have got the snow falling where we have got the amber weather warning. there is also snow falling in other parts of southern england, southern and central scotland. as we go through the course of today, this area of snow across northern england will start to ease as it continues to move northwards, eventually clearing southern parts of northern hingham. i had of it in northern scotla

and an injury for johanna konta. mike, see you later.ion quicker, notwithstanding the covid situation? what are the practical implications of what you are talking about? thank ou ve of what you are talking about? thank you very much- _ of what you are talking about? thank you very much. the _ of what you are talking about? thank you very much. the practical- you very much. the practical implication is that these changes will allow the nhs to work more closely together with the different parts of the nhs, as you mention, and, crucially, with social care and public health colleagues. at the moment, there are rules set out in law that stops some of that working together and we have seen that that has been a problem and the nhs have done an amazing job during the crisis but that has confirmed the need to remove this bureaucracy, and that will make it easier for the nhs on the ground to deliver for you. i think that is one of the reasons why the reforms have been widely welcomed. we formally published the white paper today, but we have been w