kyle edmonds came out to play. centre court moved the football score. h tennis player inspired by his occasion. edmonds at the top of the screen on his weight to the first set against novak djokovic. the man who has won wimbledon three times seemed at a loss for ideas, but he recomposed himself, reached a better level. to win the second set 6—3, and troubling signs for edmonds at the start of the third set. now he was making mistakes. broken, listen to novac djokovic. from rage to delays, djokovic it out every second. he took too long, earned a time violation will stop djokovic was losing the crowd. but he was winning the match. he went on to win the set. we can go live to centre court right now to get the latest action from there. we are into the fourth set. you can keep up—to—date with all the latest action there on the red button. celebrations continue. you can hear all the noise from centre court here all backing number one. someone who will not be celebrating is the world number one simona halep. she became the latest big—name to fall. now we only h

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the british number one kyle edmond has been beaten in four sets by the former world number one novako—time champion came back to win the next three and book his place in the fourth round. and martin del quatro is through to the second week for the first time since 2013. he beat a french player and faces another next. lewis hamilton won the battle for poll that tomorrow's british grand prix, snatching the top spot from his title rival sebastien rattled by a fraction of a second. hamilton produced a record in the qualifying to ta ke produced a record in the qualifying to take his sixth pole at silverstone. victory tomorrow would mean he overtakes jim silverstone. victory tomorrow would mean he overtakesjim clark and alan priest for the most number of british grand prix wins. more importantly for him it would mean he overta kes importantly for him it would mean he overtakes the battle again at the top of the driver standings. chris frewen‘s quest to win a fifth tour de france has started with a crash on the opening stage. the defending champion careered off the road on a left—hand bend

tennis and britain's number one kyle edmond has been knocked out of wimbledon. watching. just as footballers returned to their changing room in russia, kyle edmund came out to play at wimbledon. centre court knew the football score. and for a while he was inspired by the big occasion. at the top of the screen, on the way to the first set against novak djokovic. the man who has won wimbledon three times seemed lost djokovic recomposed himself. to win the second set, 6—3. edmund lost the third set, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. screaming. he simmered with the crowd and the umpire that overpowered edmund in the fourth set. this winter every thing. centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we will have djokovic, federer, serena and so much in between. as for british interest, well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without colin edmund. jo wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. you can see more of all up—to—date's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me, good night.

kyle edmonds made good progress, but only when andy murray is not there do we truly realise how muchen taking place in mexico, with the left—wing former mayor of mexico city, andres manuel lopez obrador, tipped to win the presidency. he's promised to tackle rampant corruption and crime. campaigning was marred by violence, with more than one hundred and thirty candidates and political workers killed. voters are also electing members of congress, senators, governors, and mayors. the headlines on bbc news... dozens of fire crews continue to tackle an aggressive moorland fire near bolton. lancashire fire brigade say they expect the blaze to continue for days. a young girl has died after she was reportedly thrown from an inflatable on a beach in norfolk. an investigation has been launched to establish the circumstances. the head of nhs england says extensive planning is under way to prepare the health service for a no—deal brexit. celebrations have been held in tredegar today, as the community remembered its famous son and founder of the nhs, aneurin bevan. its been the culmination of a w

kyle edmonds made good progress but only when andy murray is not there to be truly realise how much britishg‘s been taking place in mexico, with the left—wing former mayor of mexico city, andres manuel lopez 0brador, tipped to win the presidency. he‘s promised to tackle rampant corruption and crime. campaigning was marred by violence, with more than 130 candidates and political workers killed. voters are also electing members of congress, senators, governors, and mayors. celebrations have been held in tredegar today, as the community remembered its famous son and founder of the nhs, aneurin bevan. its been the culmination of a week of events in the town, where bevan used the local workingman 5 medical aid society, as the blueprint for the national health service, which turns 70 later this week. 0ur wales correspondent, sian lloyd, reports. brass band plays. tredegar took to the streets for bevan day in traditional style. hundreds joined the local band on a banner march to remember this former mining town‘s famous son, and to commemorate 70 years of the national health service he founded. i

just before we go, kyle edmonds has just won the second set above bradley klahn to love.n bbc 2 but that's all from sportsday for this evening. thank you for watching. hello, dry, sunny and david mortimer parts of england and wales today. scotland and northern ireland fresher compelled to a few days ago. a good deal more comfortable, temperature than the high teens 20s developed to 30 celsius in the south—east corner. isolated and severe thunderstorms across southern counties of england in the afternoon and evening fading reaganite, dried figures into friday morning, more clarity and there around the fringes of the uk particularly to the north and east of scotla nd particularly to the north and east of scotland and maybe around the east of england. most of that breaking up, although of long, sunny spells. more cloud to resume the west of northern ireland in forest scotla nd west of northern ireland in forest scotland which may just west of northern ireland in forest scotland which mayjust bring the odd isolated shower. do not rule out a nice little jarring and wales at of

kyle edmonds made good progress, but only when andy murray is not there do we truly realise how much bbc news. it's been an awful day for britain's lewis hamilton at the austrian grand prix. the mercedes driver had to retire from the race and also lost his lead in the drivers‘ championship. well, the problems started for hamilton when mercedes made a tactical error in this early pit stop. the briton had been leading when he went into the pits, but he came out in fourth and never recovered. he slipped down the field. with his championship rival sebastian vettel one of those to overatake him, but then hamilton had the ultimate setback — a powerfailure in the later stages of the race meant he was forced to retire and end a run of 33 straight races where he's taken points. the win instead went to red bull's max verstappen, to the delight of the watching dutch supporters at the aptly named red bull ring track. vettel takes the overall championship lead. he's a single point ahead of hamilton. that's all the sport for now. lovely to see you. and you! have a lovely evening. a notorious caree

. —— kyle edmonds.rocess that that will bring me opportunities to perform and perform well and go deep into tournaments. however, nothing is guaranteed and that is what is beautiful about sport. she drops out of the women's top 40 asa she drops out of the women's top 40 as a result. the only other brit left in the women's draw was katie boulter. she lost to the 18th seed — japan's naomi osaka. it's been a decent tournament though for boulter, who's first appearance in the second round here is likely to push her closer to a top 100 ranking. it was a much better day on centre court for kyle edmund. the british number one comfortably beat american qualifier bradley klahn, but things are about to get much tougher. his first ever third round tie will be against three—time champion novak djokovic tomorrow, and there'll be the added distraction of england's quarter final at the world cup. talking of the world cup, it is nearly here. so to the world cup — england's quarterfinal against sweden is tomorrow and ga

he had played here, we we re you —— even if he had played here, we were looking at someone like kyle edmondsally goes away, we will realise exactly what you're missing. to be able to describe two athlete of this magnitude year after year when they are preparing for their 57th birthdays, it is amazing that there is still a debate about who the greatest of all time. roger federer we re greatest of all time. roger federer were saying serena williams is the greatest of all time, she said the feeling mutual. it is very hard to separate what they have achieved. if williams is here this fortnight, she's not have a lot of time on court after becoming a mum in september. it would be a 20th grand slam title and roger federer is chasing a ninth wimbledon title that would bring him level with martina navratilova. i want to bring people behind the scenes here, you are the voice on bbc of tennis, when you cover an event like this, how much time is spent watching the tennis? are you watching a set of monitors? how does it work? we are lucky as commentators because they are on the court describing the actio

those wins for kyle edmund and johanna konta. edmondedmond looks very authoritative on court these days. johanna konta clearly nervous, she has been playing a player just clearly nervous, she has been playing a playerjust outside the top 100 but you played pretty well today. she had a lot of match points but did win it in straight sets. hopefully, to have come back here having reached the semifinals last year and won having reached the semifinals last yearand wona having reached the semifinals last year and won a tight match like that, we'll really relax as she prepares what could be an awkward second round match against dominique cibulkova, the player who would have been seeded had the committee not decided that serena williams deserve to be seeded because of their past record. a bit of a wobble in the second set forjohanna konta. it is concerning looking ahead to the rest of the tournament. a big shock today, petra kvitova, a two time winner, out in the first round.” have to confess i did not see that one coming against the player fro

kyle edmund, though. he's been knocked out of wimbledon by novak djokovic. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. just as footballers returned to their changing room in russia, carl edmonds occasion. at the top of the screen on the way to the first set. novak djokovic looked a little lost. at the former champion rediscovered himself to win the second set 6—3. the match had turned. edmund lost the third, 6—2, making mistakes. this was greeted by jaco beach. he then met with the crowd and the umpire, but overpowered edman 6—4 in the fourth set. this win took everything. centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we have jaco beach, i, serena and so much in between. as for british interests, well, there is the double. right now, centre court feels a little empty without carl edmonds. elsewhere at wimbledon, rafael nadal is through. will the 2—time wimbledon champion is into the last 16 after a comfortable victory over australia's alex de minaur. he'll play italy's fabio fognini or the czechjiri vesely in the next round. the latest big name to fall in the women's draw is world number one and top seed simona halep. the french open champion w