british number four liam broady is out though — he lost in straight sets to former—finalist milos raonice 13th seed looked really impressive in his first match. away from wimbledon, some big news from the world of cycling as chris froome's anti—doping case has been dropped by the sports governing body, the uci. the briton had been under investigation since september, when a drugs test found he had twice the allowed level of a legal asthma drug in his sample. the team sky rider had always protested his innocence. froome can now begin the defence of his tour de france title on saturday. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. nicola blackwood, former conservative health minister joins me now and polly mackenzie, di rector of cross party thinktank "demos." many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the i leads with the extraordinary story of the twelve boys and their football coach who have been found by divers after going missing in caves in north thailand for nine days. the g

and unfortunately it's bad news for britain's liam broady — who's out at the first—round stage — losingmber one. raonic is the 13th seed and was always going to be a difficult opponent for the british number four. hard to believe it's all finished on day one here at wimbledon but plenty still to come, two weeks to go, as sam smith stared we still have no clue where it will go but we still have more action to come in moscow. plenty to come on the world cup but from sportsday at wimbledon, you can follow the action on line but from eve ryo ne follow the action on line but from everyone here at wimbledon it's goodbye for now. whether changes are looking slow and su btle whether changes are looking slow and subtle this week. most places stay dry with plenty of sunshine and very warm, not quite as warm tan nighters last night, most notably across the southern part of the uk, temperatures are a little lower than on sunday night. some cloud into north—east scotland and england so some of us here may start tomorrow a bit rusty. we will get more cloud across scotland tomorrow than today and some

and unfortunately it's bad news for britain's liam broady — who's exited at the first—round stage, losingdy, the uci. he'd been under investigation since september, when a doping test found twice the allowed level of a legal asthma drug in his sample. froome said he never doubted he'd be cleared, as he knew he'd done nothing wrong. he begins the defence of his tour de france title on saturday. back here at wimbledon, serena williams to come on the court number one. she is back. some people felt she had never been away. she only had the baby in september, just incredible. it is amazing. the crowds flock to her. she is an icon of wimbledon and is great to see her here, despite controversy over being seeded will she finds wimbledon is a real home to her, that is what she said the other day, so who knows, could we see another williams sister in the final? thank you, holly. see you later. six months ago during a news nationwide item in afternoon live with look north's peter levy — don't ask me how — we got into a bet over who would win a game of tennis. there was only one way to find out. a ca