kyle edmund is through to the second round of the erste bank open in vienna after a straight sets winbritish number two beat the spaniard 6—2 7—6 a woman from essex who finished second in the ironman world championships last week is already thinking about next year's race. lucy charles was making her professional debut in the discipline that is considered to be the toughest one—day sports event in the world. sara orchard explains. iron man could be described as an extreme triathlon, with the emphasis on extreme. competitors start the race with a 2.4 mile swim and move on to race with a 2.4 mile swim and move ontoa race with a 2.4 mile swim and move on to a 112 mile bike ride and finally run a marathon, all on the same day, without a break. last week at the world championships in hawaii, 24—year—old lucy charles finished second on her professional debut. it was my first ever time at the world champs as a professional triathlete, so to make the podium was kind of, i thought, way out of reach. to actually finish second was way outside of what i thought was possible. home again with her b

and kyle edmund maintained his fine form in vienna with a straight sets win.e year. there was also a win for roger federer in the swiss indoors earlier on this evening. that's all from sportsday for now. ta nks that's all from sportsday for now. tanks were watching and have a good evening. —— thanks for watching. let's see what the weekend will bring for most of us. it's looking rather blustery and chilly. not all through the weekend, but certainly saturday is looking windy across northern parts of the uk. look at the cloud streaming in from the north atlantic. it across scotland right now. a few spots of rain and the winds are freshening. to the south there is high pressure, which is why the skies are clear and the weather will be, come saturday morning. first thing in the morning the weather in the top tale of the country will have similar temperatures. anywhere from 7—9 degrees. let's see what the morning is looking like. wind is already increasing in the northern half of the uk. in fact, at the gale force in some of the hills and posts. gus could approach

it wasn't such a good day for fellow brit kyle edmund. lost in the second round in straight sets 6—3, 7—6, to marin cilic. a year after serving a ban for showing a lack of effort in shanghai, nick kyrgios could be in more trouble. he retired after losing the first set tie break against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the officiating. the australian claims he had a stomach problem, but didn't indicate that he was unwell and was apparently heard to say that he would quit, if he lost the first set. it's world mental health day today. it was first introduced in 1992 and aims to increase awareness about the suffering experienced by people in all walks of life through mental illness. olympic gold medal winning hockey player helen richardson walsh has suffered with depression throughout her career. she's been speaking to us about her experience and how she's been dealing with it. there were periods of times when i found that i was always really upset, really emotional, crying quite a lot. that is when you start to think this is not normal

british number three kyle edmund beatjiri vesely in the opening round of the shanghai masters. in the first set before coming back to win in straight sets in china. the result sets up a second—round meeting with the fourth seed and wimbledon runner—up marin cilic tomorrow. now for a tail of determination in the boxing ring. chantelle cameron failed to make the rio olympics as an amateur, but having turned professional she's now targeting a world title bout. her latest fight was at york hall in the east end of london over the weekend, where she beat french opponent bilitis gaucher. and the bbc‘s james burridge was there. york hall, east london, on a saturday night. if you dream of being a professional boxer, then this is what it is all about for cha ntelle cameron. this is what it is all about for chantelle cameron. i go to sleep at night thinking about fighting again, andi night thinking about fighting again, and i wake up thinking about fighting, i love the lights, the cameras, the crowd, the lights, just the show of it. a tiny changing room, barely room to throw a punch, but

and british number two kyle edmund maintained his fine form in vienna with a straight—set quarterfinals edmund into his third atp semifinal of the year. in the past hour there was also a win for roger federer in the swiss indoors. that's all from sportsday. have a very good evening. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface, columnist at the daily mirror and public affairs consultant alex deane. good evening. tomorrow's front pages. the financial times has more on spain's move to sack catalonia's regional government as the fallout over independence deepens. the i is leading with the same story. it says the police are ready to intervene following catalonia's declaration of independence. the telegraph reports on warnings from the european commission president, who says the eu doesn't need more cracks following catalonia's declaration of independence. the daily mail reports nine british servicemen have been taken off a nuclear submarine amid sex and drug allegations. the top story in the daily mirror is the release

meanwhile british number two kyle edmund has crashed out of the china open after being beaten by alexandertplayed in the first set and despite having the chance to serve for the second and saving two match points to force a tie break — he eventually slipped to a 6—3, 7—6 defeat. zverev will play italy's fabio fognini in the second round. after losing five matches in a row, johanna konta has pulled out of next week's tournament in hong kong. the official reason is a foot injury but it's not thought to be serious and she's still due to make her debut at the season—ending wta finals in singapore. football now and wales will be without gareth bale for their final world cup qualifiers against georgia and the republic of ireland after he picked up a calf strain playing for real madrid. wales are second in their group with those two games remaining and will have to stay there to have any chance of reaching the play—offs. obviously like for the whole of wales, it is disappointing news. he is such a wonderful footballer but also what he brings to the team in terms of his leadership qualities and ga

kyle edmund is through to the second round of the paris masters but he was pushed all the way by russiantch point in the second set tie—break against the world number 76, before winning in three sets. he'll play the american jack sock next. and world and olympic 400 metre champion wayde van niekerk will miss next year's commonwealth games. he's suffered a serious knee injury whilst playing in a celebrity touch rugby match in cape town. he said he was looking forward to competing in gold coast but insists he'll be patient to allow the injury to heal fully. now, while anthonyjoshua created most of the headlines on saturday with his successful world title defence, it was also a special night for ireland's katie taylor. she was on the undercard in cardiff where she won her first world title in just her seventh professional fight against argentina's anahi sanchez. the london 2012 olympic champion turned professonal last year after suffering a shock defeat at the quarter—final stage of the rio games. i knew the best was yet to come and i made the decision to turn professional. and to move on w

kyle edmund is through to the second round of the paris masters.y by his russian opponent. he had to save a match point in a tie—break against the world number 76 before winning in three. he has americanjack sock up in three. he has americanjack sock up next. warrington‘s ben currie replaces burgess in england standing line—up —— starting line—up in their match against babylon in sydney on saturday. burgess damaged knee ligaments during the defeat by australia. ben currie will make his first end and start. that's the only change. let the non—are the lowest ranked side in the tournament, but they did beat france. —— lebanon are they did beat france. —— lebanon are the lowest ranked side. wales will make three changes. scotla nd scotland also shipped 50 points in their match against tonga. walker, thomas, and anderson are all included. steve mccormac has made some positional tweaks, as well. some rugby union news, ireland say they won't give up on hosting the 2023 world cup, even though south africa has been recommended by the tournament's organising

garcia will play venus williams while wozniacki will take on karolina pliskova british number two kyle edmundo seal a straight—sets win over germany's jan—lenna rd struff. it's edmund's third atp semifinal of the year. arsenal and former england defender alex scott will retire from playing at the end of this season to concentrate on her broadcasting career. she retired from international football last month with 140 england caps. justin rose is the best placed british player at the world golf championships in shanghai. he's four shots behind leader dustinjohnson. rose's round included this birdie on the 16th but a bogey on the final hole pegged him back by a shot... wba and ibf world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua is getting ready to take on carlos takam in cardiff tomorrow night. the principality stadium will host the biggest—ever crowd for an indoor boxing event, with over 70,000 fans expected to turn out. 0ur reporter alex gulrajani is there for us now — alex huge anticipation ahead of the fight. it's currently dark in cardiff but when the lights go down, that fight will have quite the

kyle edmund is into the second round of the shanghai masters after a straight sets victory.er salisbury plain. mrs cilliers suffered multiple injuries when both her main and reserve parachutes failed to open. emile cilliers denies the charges. from winchester crown court, duncan kennedy reports. emile cilliers in the blue suit is accused of two counts of attempting to murder his wife, one, by sabotaging her parachute and the other by tampering with a gas fixture at their home. victoria and emile cilliers were both keen parachutists but the prosecution claimed he wanted her to die so he could claim insurance money and because he was having an affair with another woman. it was at this airbase in wiltshire that the alleged parachute incident took place. the base sees around 25,000 jumps a year and victoria and emile cilliers were regular visitors. it was here she fell 4,000 feet when both her main and reserve parachutes did not open properly and she suffered multiple injuries. the gentleman on the right here is the chief instructor at the base and today he gave more evidence ab

kyle edmund maintained his fine form with a win putting him into his third atp semifinal of the year.:30pm. back to you now, chris. let's return to our main story this evening — the constitutional crisis in spain. i can now speak to mep josep—maria terricabras, from the catalonia republican left party who is pro—independence. hejoins me via webcam from girona. declaration of independence, that's what happened today. was it really the right way to spearhead bearing in mind that there is already so much autonomy for catalonia. it retains its culture, some of its taxes, its language. what was the point? the point was that the people wa nted point? the point was that the people wanted independence and i think in a democratic country you have to respect the wish of the people. it's no more than that. what is the point of voting? if you want a divorce, then divorce. that's it. thousands of people on the street celebrating tonight. they would have known the reaction of the madrid government would be to send the policing, sack eve ryo ne would be to send the policing, sack everyone and possib

it wasn‘t such a good day for fellow brit kyle edmund.evejohnson, in an apparent protest at the officiating. kyrgios claimed he had a stomach problem, but was apparently heard to say that he would quit if he lost the first set. we started the bulletin with news of teams that have qualified for the world cup, but let‘s leave you with this clip of the famous icelandic commentator haukur hardarson describing the moment his nation secured their place in russia on monday. enjoy. speaks jubilant icelandic. they have the thunderclap, and they have the commentator, who is obviously a legend. very excited. you are just asking the population, 340,000. it is the smallest world cup nation. he will commentator world cup, and i will tune in for that alone. the bbc should be worried! how do you like your eggs, kat, you have a rather yolky coloured top. thank you, being compared to an ad on television, thatis compared to an ad on television, that is lovely! —— egg. a poached 999 that is lovely! —— egg. a poached egg all the way, definitely a poached egg,

kyle edmund was beaten by marin cilic.he retired after losing the first step —— first set tie—break against stevejohnson in an apparent protest at the fish —— at the officiating. he said he had a stomach problem and was heard to say he would quit if he lost the first set. the barbarians are forming their first women's team. the world invitational club has featured the greatest rugby union player from the men's game through the years. players from each of the home nations, as well as france and new zealand, will play against munster at thomond park in their first match next week. that is all the sport for now. you can keep up to date with the goings—on in the world cup qualifiers on the bbc‘s website. thank you. britain's biggest defence contractor, bae systems, says it's cutting almost 2000 jobs. the firm, which makes the eurofighter typhoon, is facing a drop in demand. the majority of proposed redundancies are at the company's two sites in lancashire. around 750 jobs could be lost at the plants in warton and salmesbury. o

kyle edmund is through to the second round at the paris masters, but he was pushed all the way by russian before winning in three sets. he'll play the american jack sock next. finally, ireland say they will not give up on hosting the 2023 rugby union world cup, even though south africa has been recommended by the tournament organising board. france are also bidding to stage the event. the world rugby council meeting just over a fortnight to vote on who the host is going to be. that is all the sport for now, much more in the next hour. more now on one of our top stories today, a government plan to crack down on problem gambling. at the moment, people can bet £100 every 20 seconds on fixed—odds betting terminals in high street bookmakers, but that maximum stake could be cut drastically under new proposals. with me is samil gillani, a recovering gambling addict — who spent around £250,000 on fixed—odds betting terminals i want to hear your story, how did it start? what was that first moment when you went into a betting shop and put money down?|j when you went into a betting shop and put mone

kyle edmund's wait for a win over a top ten ranked player continues. more than ten years ago, but it has been transformed by its head teacher drew povey. there he is. how are you? i'm good, thank you. he is now featuring in the current series of channel 4's educating greater manchester. tell me what happened?” tell me what happened? i haven't got enough time. 0k. tell me what happened? i haven't got enough time. ok. you knowjosh you area enough time. ok. you knowjosh you are a leader in this school, but leaders are not always these people out there that are perfect that people think they are. it's a lot of pressure forjosh. we want him to be ready and resilient and mentally tough enough to be successful in life and that doesn't mean wrapping him up in cotton wool or bubble wrap. it is helping him understand where he is and what he can do about it to make sure he can continue doing the things he loves and the things he sees there is a real purpose behind. there is something coming on the horizon. wasn't a head boy and a head girl at this school and we w

british number two kyle edmund maintained his fine form in vienna with a straight set quarterfinal winsport for now. a cyber attack which crippled parts of the nhs inmate could have been prevented if basic it security measures had been in place, according to a report by the national audit office. it is concluded the health service wasn't prepared for the wannacry attack. the security minister ben wallace told the bbc he believes north korea was behind the attack. it was an attack which froze computers around the world. but the nhs was among the organisations worst affected. and the national audit office says it was ill—prepared. it was the worst ever cyber attack on the nhs. 81 health trusts across england were affected, a third of the total. it's thought over 19,000 appointments ended up being cancelled, including 139 potential cancer referrals. what planning there had been to deal with the cyber attackjust hadn't filtered down to the hospitals. some work had been done on a national cyber response plan in the nhs, but that hadn't been well communicated to all of those local bodies. an

british number three kyle edmund beatjiri vesely in the opening round of the shanghai masters yesterdayurth seed and wimbledon runner—up marin cilic in the second round this afternoon. less than three months after suffering a heart—attack, olympic gold medal winning hockey head coach danny kerry has returned to full—time work with the england women's squad. kerry, who's 46, was in south africa with the team when he fell ill but he says he never considered walking away from the sport, and even his kids can see he's leading a healthier lifestyle now. they don't really get it, they can't know that i'm very diligent about what i eat now and so they will be tucking into sausages and i will look on enviously and my seven—year—old is going, sorry, daddy, but i like sausages, i know you can't eat them, so, yes, there are funny moments. now, for any footballer, missing an open goal is hard to take, but down in the dutch fourth division, dennis van duinen may have provided the worst miss of the season. the harkemase boys player managed to steer the ball from midfield, manoeuvre around the goalkee