andy murray, dan evans, johanna konta — all fell by the wayside afterjust one match. . .with liam broadylowing today, leaving british number three cameron norrie to fly the flag in the men's singles.xxxxjoins me now...q - i'm di maria's former coachjoined me now. we will talk about anti—money festival. of all. no defeat is easy but you think and be able to pick himself up once again from what was a pretty heavy loss? it was one of his past losses in a grand time. putting things into the it was the perfect storm. they play very light and conditions that suit him and andy murray had not played on clay, traditionally unites a lot of training and play quite match is to build up to bat so it was a tough job, not one he would enjoy but i think he still feels he has got unfinished business with that we will keep working and going back to the drawing board and i'm not sure what you take from that because it was pretty happy but he will look to come back stronger. that is a characteristic of great athletes. they do that and vacate the knocks and they come back stronger.m they do that and vacate t

liam broady is one win from qualifying for the french open for the first time in his career after winningt for me and the team for now, that is all your sport. good night. hello. another autumnal feeling day for many. we've had a bout of heavy rain and strong winds near the eastern side of the uk overnight tonight. that's clearing away. but hot on its heels, another deep area of low pressure is bringing a spell of persistent rain in, gale force winds for southern and western coasts, and those will usher in clusters of heavy showers, with hail and thunder in their midst. that rain could threaten some southern and eastern parts of northern ireland. it gets stuck for southern scotland and northern england, so just a cool nine celsius here. but even in the sunshine further north, it's not that much warmer. further south, as i say, lots of showers rushing through, that strong and gusty wind making it feel cooler again compared with the dayjust gone. and the showers keep coming as we go through the night into friday. by friday, the difference is we've got a northerly wind, so we start on a chil

today liam broady, who was a qualifier, was beaten by the czech republic'sjiri vesely in the opening main draw at roland garros for the first time, did level the match at one set all but ultimately went down in four. meanwhile, the british number three, cameron norrie looked like he was in for a trouble—free evening as he raced into a 5—love lead in the first set against daniel elahi galan, winning it 6—4. he was two sets to one up, too, but the colombian came back to win in five and make it into the second round. the 12—time winner and defending champion rafael nadal eased into the second round after beating belarus' egor gerasimov in straight sets. it took him a little over a couple of hours to make it past the world number 83. and the man who's lost the past two finals at roland garros to nadal, dominic thiem, is also into the second round as he beat croatia's marin cilic in straight sets. in the women's draw, sixth seed serena williams has taken the first step in her quest for that record—equalling 24th grand slam title williams, who celebrated her 39th birthday on saturday. she

britain's liam broady and cameron norrie will be in action at the french open this afternoon.ter than andy murray, dan evans and johanna konta who all went out on day one yesterday. newly crowned us open champion dominic thiem is making steady progress against marin cilic. the number three seed has taken the first two sets of their match... but cilic is 2—1 up with a break in the third. how about this for a fabulous bit of fielding. it happened in the ipl. the ball is heading for what looks like a huge six. but nicholas pooran has other ideas. let's have a look at the slow motion replay — he dives over the rope, and manages to flick the ball back into play before hitting the groud saving the six. that's the sport for now — i'll have more for you in the next hour. totally ridiculous, isn't it? speaking at the scottish government's coronavirus briefing, the first minister nicola sturgon has outlined updated guidance from the scottish government which sets out what those who are studying higher education can do if they wish to change household. students have been asked to follow

liam broady and cameron norrie are britain's last hopes in the men's singles, after andy murray's heavyopen 100 new stores over the next two years, as its annual report showed a big jump in annual profits. its results predate the pandemic, though, which hasn't been easy for the discounters, who don't sell food online. now aldi's dipping its toe into the fastest—growing part of the grocery market, as our business correspondent emma simpson reports. you don't usually see this in a aldi, staff picking in an aldi, staff picking you don't usually see this in an aldi, staff picking groceries ordered online. a small trial for now. is this a glimpse of the future? the discounters have missed out on the boom in online grocery sales and aldi's now having a go. the first customers in loughborough like it. we've been waiting for it. really glad that aldi have had a go at it. i haven't been out since the 23rd of march, it's the first time i've been to a supermarket since. for more than a decade, aldi and lidl have been the disruptors, stealing customers and growing sales. but the pandemic has been d

liam broady is also out, he was appearing in the main draw at roland garros for the first time, but wentand serena williams. more british players in the doubles, jamie murray included in that. amyjones helped england to another dominant win over the west indies in the fourth t2o as they won by 44 runs to go 4—0 up. jones made 55 from 37 balls, coupled with heather knight's 42 — in what was england's most impressive performance with the bat so far, 19 fours and five sixes. the final match takes place on wednesday in derby. that is all your sport news from a glorious prenton park. back to you, victoria. thank you very much, sally. the health service in england is dealing with a surge of coronavirus cases, while tackling a "huge backlog" of people needing care, with exhausted staff. that's according to the nhs confederation, which represents trusts and other health care providers. they're warning it could be difficult to deliver safe and effective services with the current level of funding. here's our health correspondent, dominic hughes. the response of the health service to the first wave

liam broady could join him in the main draw, but must win his match later on wednesday.been due to take place in may. the venue of the fight is yet to be confirmed and there will be no fans because of new restrictions. chisora has not fought since a fourth—round stoppage victory over compatriot david price in october last year. and usyk is a former undisputed cruiserweight champion who stepped up to heavyweight last year. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. see you then. thanks so much, sarah. let's get more now on the latest restrictions aimed at averting a second wave of coronavirus infections in the uk and their impact. drjoel dunning is a consultant cardiothoracic surgeon working at south tees hospitals nhs foundation trust. he spent two months working as an icu nurse to help during lockdown. hejoins me now. good afternoon to you doctorjoel. that was quite the job change for you. how did you find it? well, it was an inspirational time. the nhs did in incrediblejob of making the huge efforts which meant that when we had our first wave, we managed to

britain‘s liam broady and cameron norrie will be in action at the french open later.current form, it would constitute an extremely serious violation of protocol and of international law. our reality check correspondent chris morrisjoins me now. i know your impressed by my pronunciation, but for a little more about what he was saying. the important thing he said is that pretty much no matter what happens about the dispute about the internal market bill, talks will continue. if you remember, the european commission gave the uk a deadline at the end of this month, so wednesday of this week, to withdraw the controversial parts of the internal market bill, which contradict the northern ireland protocol in the brexit withdrawal agreement. the european minister is saying they reserve the rights to take legal remedies of those parts of the bill aren‘t removed but talks will continue nonetheless. we maintain that the bill, if adopted in its current form would constitute an extremely serious violation of the protocol as an essential part of the withdrawal agreement and of inter

liam broady is also out, he was appearing in the main draw at roland—garros for the first time, but wented england to another dominant win over the west indies in the fourth t20 as they won by 44 runs to go 4—0 up. a really dominant performance from them. jones made 55 from 37 balls, coupled with heather knight's 42 — in what was england's most impressive performance with the bat so far, 19 fours and five sixes. the final match takes place tomorrow in derby. so, that is just about it from me here at prenton park. dan, i heard you talking about that little incident between rory kee and the liverpool boss, juergen klopp. a moment of fantastic passive—aggressive commentary, wasn't it? there was a real moment there. never mind. rory won't bear a grudge, will he? not for too long. but i thinkjuergen klopp heard the word sloppy and rory said it wasn't brilliant. juergen klopp decided to pick up on that. it was quite a takedown, wasn't pick up on that. it was quite a ta kedown, wasn't it? pick up on that. it was quite a takedown, wasn't it? it really was. and rory had said liverpool had played

liam broady could join him in the main draw, but must win his match later on wednesday. fans because of new restrictions. chisora has not fought since a fourth—round stoppage victory over compatriot david price in october last year. and usyk is a former undisputed cruiserweight champion who stepped up to heavyweight last year. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. now it is your questions answered. to answer all your questions, we'rejoined by jennifer rohn, who is a cell biologist at university college london and dr chris smith — he's a virologist at the university of cambridge. lots of questions, so if you don't mind, let's go straight to them. chris, first of all, this is from tracy gill, who says do the new regulations raised by the prime minister last night override local restrictions, or do local restrictions, or do local restrictions still apply?|j restrictions, or do local restrictions still apply? i think local restrictions tramp the overall restrictions, so the basic pecking order is there are the restrictions for the country and