he is facing matteo berrettini. he is up 2—0.ely, he has been looking quite calm. he normally does look very, very calm, andy murray, and he has actually been in control of that match. the expectation is he will hopefully whizz through the first round and into the second round of the australian open. second round of the australian 0en_ , ., second round of the australian oen. ., ., ~ second round of the australian oen. ., . ~' ., second round of the australian oen. ., . ~ . open. good to talk to you. we shau open. good to talk to you. we shall aet open. good to talk to you. we shall get more _ open. good to talk to you. we shall get more later— open. good to talk to you. we shall get more later from - open. good to talk to you. we shall get more later from the l shall get more later from the australian open, butjust to say andy murray currently up two sets, 6—3, 6—3, and 2—1 up in the third set. a former commander with the russian paramilitary wagner group, which russia uses to carry out some of its fighting in ukraine, has deser

and, a five set thriller down under — britain's andy murray beats the 13th seed, italy's matteo berrettini australian open. and coming up in sport on bbc news: jurgen klopp says he will not leave anfield until someone tells him to. it's been a difficult season for liverpool, who have an fa cup third—round replay at wolves later. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police have declared a major incident after a double—decker bus carrying 70 people overturned in icy conditions in somerset. the crash happened on the a39 near cannington early this morning. many of the passengers were workers from the nearby hinkley point nuclear power station. no one died but three people are believed to have significant injuries. our correspondent helena wilkinson has the latest. this footage, posted on social media, shows the double—decker bus flipped on its side following the accident. you can hear the panic and chaos and banging as people try to reach passengers stuck inside. a major incident was quickly declared after the crash, which involved a motorcyclist. there was a huge emergency respo

matteo berrettini forced the match into a fifth set. murray was moving, chasing, stretching. all the pain, operations, rehabilitation, hospital, it was all for this. right now i�*m just, yeah, unbelievably happy, very proud of myself. cheering. the show courts could close the roof but elsewhere, xxtreme heat meant no play for hours. britain�*s dan evans ultimately won his match. later, novak djokovic was cheered on court. yes, a resounding welcome for their nine—times former champion. after last year�*s vaccination status stand—off, he was barred from australia, until that was overturned. an overwhelming win in round one, and as andy murray may agree, 35 is no age these days. joe wilson, bbc news. ken bruce, who�*s been a hugely popular presenter on bbc radio 2 for over three decades, announced on air today that he was leaving the bbc. it�*s popmaster time! his mid—morning show is the most listened—to show on british radio. he�*s going to bejoining greatest hits radio — having said he�*d had a �*tremendously happy time�* at the bbc but now was the �*time for a change�*. plenty

matteo berrettini forced the match into a fifth set. murray was moving, chasing, stretching. the net. oh, my goodness me! in a fifth—set tie—break, murray ultimately had the luck his tenacity deserved. all the pain, operations, rehabilitation, it was all for this. right now, i'm just, yeah, unbelievably happy, very proud of myself. cheering. the show courts could close the roof but elsewhere, extreme heat meant no play for hours. britain's dan evans ultimately won his match. later, novak djokovic was cheered on court. yes, a resounding welcome for their nine—times former champion. after last year's vaccination status stand—off, he was barred from australia, until that was overturned. an overwhelming win in round one. as andy murray may agree, 35 is no age these days. joe wilson, bbc news. finally, the world's oldest known person, a french nun has died at the age of 118. she was born in 1904 in the south of france and became a nun in 1944. she died in a retirement home where it is said she ate chocolate and drink a glass of wine every day. what a life. time for a look at the we

, andy murray said he left it all out there after winning a five set match against 13th seed matteo berrettini 5 hours. it was a stunning first round performance from the 35 year old who held a two set lead before his italian rivalfought back to level at two sets all. murray saved a match point in the deciding set before defeating the 2021 wimbledon runner up in a tie break by ten points to six. well, joining murray into the next round is british number two, dan evans, who beat facundo magnus of argentina over four sets. the match was suspended at one stage due to high levels of humidity and temperatures of 37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy next or tomorrow morning. british number one cameron norrie will play francis constant lesbian british number one cameron norrie will play francis while emirati keanu is up against the american seventh seed coco gauff. former british number one annabelle croft says it could be a great watch. it's going to be the night feature match tomorrow in australia and i think she's really up for it because i feel like the pressure is off her on this one. the pr

and he beat the 13th seed in matteo berrettini — will and it went down to a tie—breaker in the fifthe tournament so far. and in terms of djokovic, it was the big controversy ahead of the australian open — have fans forgiven him, forgotten everything that happened last year? there was a lot of apprehension going into the australian open as to how melbourne crowds would react to djokovic, especially because melbournians were put into so many lockdowns. he was deported over his vaccination stance but it was such a warm welcome. ahead of the open, craig tiley, the ceo of tennis australia, says he hopes melbourne would be really receptive towards djokovic and the local crowd would respect his greatness, and that definitely seemed to be the case. he definitely walked out to huge applause from the crowd, and the whole crowds were covered in the serbian flag, t—shirts were made. it was a very warm welcome. and in breaking, the indonesian journalist has been cleared. it has been speaking. inaudible. to stop journalists _ has been speaking. inaudible. to stop journalists from - has been speaki

britain's andy murray and italy's matteo berrettini are battling it out on centre court at the australianas claimed asylum in norway, after deserting the mercenary group. a royal rebuff from the duke and duchess of sussex forjeremy clarkson, who apologised in writing for comments he made about meghan in a newspaper column.

a big day, second day here at melbourne park, the uk's andy murray is facing matteo berrettini.23 season with her first women's major. she got really close with the finals to the us open and wimbledon last year, that made headlines. she is really hoping she'll go home with the title, starting with the australian open. she's playing belgian�*s contestant now, young australian kimberly burnell is playing right behind me. speaking of aussie players, disappointment here in melbourne, nick kyrgios and specifically because he pulled out of the tournament yesterday because of knee injuries. he says he's devastated to pull of what he described as his home tournament.— tournament. lots of tennis as he talked _ tournament. lots of tennis as he talked about, _ tournament. lots of tennis as he talked about, but - tournament. lots of tennis as he talked about, but also - tournament. lots of tennis as i he talked about, but also some controversy, it's fair to say? the fact that novak djokovic is back, is all forgiven and forgotten? i back, is all forgiven and forgotten?— back, is all forgiven

times in melbourne, although he does have a tricky first round match against world number 14, matteo berrettiniage last year, so... you know, when i move well, i tend to play well and that is really important for me. and that it's probably been the thing i have been happiest about since i got here. the nfl playoffs begin this weekend for 12 of the 14 teams that have made the post—season, all with hopes of reaching super bowl 57. for the third season the league's enlarged super wild card weekend will see six games over the next three days. paul frostick looks ahead. 32 teams began the season, only 14 remain. the build—up to america's biggest show gathers momentum. top seeds, the philadelphia eagles and the kansas city chiefs, leaving the remaining 12 to contest super wild card weekend. the san francisco 49ers were once the kings of the nfl, winning five super bowls in 13 years. their last title came almost three decades ago. the current crop are the nfl's form team. ten wins in a row, and it's business as usual when they kick—off the weekend against the seattle seahawks. we do the same thing for

andy murray has not been seeded, he replaces someone like matteo berrettini, trying to make a comebackfrom the women's draw is that a good draw for harriet dart. and emma raducanu, her ankle seems to be repaired. i watched her prepare and it looks like she is returning to an intensity or practice that you need before the grand slam. australia have withdrawn from their men's one—day series against afghanistan because of the taliban's restrictions on women and girls. australia were set to play a three match series against afghanistan in the united arib emirates in march, but cricket australia have said they took the decision after "consultation with relevant stakeholders, including the australian government." the taliban returned to power in afghanistan in august 2021 and since have banned girls from attending secondary school and university. a basic human right that people should be able to play sport. if you have part of your country without that basic human right, i think you have a problem. i know the international cricket commission is in a difficult position about how they manage t

particularly tricky first round match against the 2021 wimbledon finalist and world number 1a matteo berrettinilay well and that is really important for me. and that it�*s probably been the thing i have been happiest about since i got here. that�*s all the sport for now. a funeral mass has been taking place in the vatican for cardinal george pell, who died of heart failure after hip surgery this week, at the age of 81. cardinal pell was jailed in his native australia on child abuse charges in 2019 but the convictions were quashed the following year. preparations for his funeral were overshadowed by the revelation that he was the author of a previously anonymous memo that described the leadership of pope francis as a catastrophe. earlier we spoke to 9 news australia�*s europe correspondent brett mcleod — who gave us his assessment of the service. in many ways, it was just the standard service for a cardinal, as was carried out in previous times when cardinals have been farewelled, but of course there was one major difference. no other cardinal has ever been convicted of child sex abuse charges.

all out there" after winning a five set match in just under five hours against the 13th seed, matteo berrettinirst round perfromance from the 35—year—old, who held a two set lead before his italian rivalfought back to level at two sets all. murray saved a match point in the deciding set before defeating the 2021 wimbledon runner up in a tiebreak by 10—6. the bbc�*s tennis correspondent russell fuller was watching in melbourne. there's no sign he's playing with a metal hip. he won a final decisive tie—break in some style. he was lucky as he closed out the match, his final shot hit the net and apologetically bounced over. there was nothing berrettini could do about it, and there was nothing he could do about andy murray, he was putting his best grand slam performance for half a dozen years, and certainly since he had the surgery and the installation of a metal hip. i will be feeling this this evening and tomorrow, but right now, unbelievably happy, very proud of myself. i've put a lot of work into the last few months with my team, who are here. to give me the opportunity to perform in stadiums li

he is due encore very shortly on the rod laver arena, andy murray faces italy's matteo berrettini inor the yesterday. emma raducanu made it to the second round, she won herfirst game despite that ankle sprain. we also saw game despite that ankle sprain. we also sanake draper game despite that ankle sprain. we also saw jake draper put game despite that ankle sprain. we also sanake draper put on a really good fight against the dial even though he ended up losing, he is through to the second round him being the defending champion. we are also expecting constable or later on today, same court, she is facing that in check. she is hoping this will be a good opening for the 2023 season for her. she came really close with the wimbledon and us finals last season, and she is hoping that she could pick up a title in the australian open. a bit of a disappointment for australian fans, especially nick kyrgios fans. he was due to play today but he pulled out yesterday due to a knee injury, saying he was devastated to miss his home tournament. this i miss his home tournament. as i mentioned. _ miss

and in the tennis, andy murray beats italian matteo berrettini in a thrilling five—set match at the australianpen. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, says a decision by the uk government to block a bill passed in scotland is "outrageous" and has vowed to fight it in court. the legislation had aimed to make it quicker and easierfor trans people to change gender but uk ministers say it would have a significant impact on equality laws. our lgbt and identity correspondent lauren moss explains. it split the political spectrum, and now it's causing divisions in the united kingdom. scotland's gender recognition reform bill, to simplify the process for people to change their legal sex, was voted through just before christmas, but not without controversy. thank you. the next... shame on you! and now the uk government has put the brakes on and the bill's come to a screeching halt. it's the first time westminster has ever used a section 35 order, effectively blocking the legislation from becoming law. some lgbt campaigners have described it as an attack on transgender people and scottish democra

andy murray is here, he'll be facing matteo berrettini, but also all mr brewer is hoping to get her first's hoping this'll be a good start to the 22 a three season and she'll get her first major. so, much to look forward to — i'm also looking for egypt's player, she's made headlines all over the arab world, especially egypt, so i'll be looking forward to that one as well, but really all eyes will be on here in a few hours because of that big return of novak djokovic.- return of novak d'okovic. indeed, and i'm looking — return of novak djokovic. indeed, and i'm looking forward _ return of novak djokovic. indeed, and i'm looking forward to - return of novak djokovic. indeed, and i'm looking forward to all- return of novak djokovic. indeed, and i'm looking forward to all the| and i'm looking forward to all the reporting that you'll be bringing to us on newsday and across to the outlets. wonderful as always to have you on the programme. from one inspirational woman in sports to another inspirational woman in sports. you know what they say, an apple a day keeps the doctor away — but what about

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and in the australian open, andy murray beats italian matteo berrettini in a thrilling five—set firstound match. hello and welcome to the programme. social media bosses could face jail if they repeatedly fail to protect children from online harm, under new changes to the online safety bill. the prime minister rishi sunak agreed to calls for tougher punishments as part of the legislation after his own backbench mps prepared to vote against the bill. the new legislation begins its final stages in the house of commons today but lucy powell, labour's shadow secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, says the bill doesn't go far enough. we would go further in terms of the measures that take buses would be accountable for so we are notjust looking up the narrow issue of directly causing harm to children which is what really the bill has been massively scaled back to focus on —— measures that tech buses would be accountable for. so things like viral misogyny, racist abuse, state of far right disinformation, self—harm promotion, all these things that proliferate online would no

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this time last week he'd been battling it out on the court in the australian open against matteo berrettinipress his six—year—old. four million people have seen it so far with plenty of responses, mostly expressing sympathy with murray. saying, sympathy with murray. when he gets that time you just saying, when he gets that time you just gotta take it. i feel for you. i feel for you. that's all from sportsday. good evening. some places have been a lot brighter than others today across the south and east of england. it was a real struggle to brighten the skies. it stayed grey, murky and damp, and as a consequence, it stayed very chilly, just 2—3 degrees in places. contrast that with the situation further north. a little bit of sunshine overhead for a weather watcher in argyll and bute. we can pick out all those different types of weather on the satellite picture. this haze of cloud here, that's all the low cloud that stuck around in the south—east. this bright white cloud, a band of rain behind that. that's why we had the clearer skies. and through tonight, that band of rain clears southwards

all out there" after winning a five—set match injust underfive hours against the 13th seed, matteo berrettiniar—old, who held a two—set lead before his italian rival fought back to level at two sets all. murray saved a match point in the deciding set before defeating the 2021 wimbledon runner up in a tie—break by ten points to six. joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans, who beat facundo bagnis of argentina over four sets. the match was suspended at one stage, due to high levels of humidity and temperatures of 37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy of france in the second round. tomorrow morning, british number one cameron norrie will play france�*s constant lestienne, while emma raducanu is up against the american number seven seed coco gauff. and former british number one anabelle croft says it could be a great watch. i think she�*s really up for it because i feel like the pressure is off her. the pressure is all on coco golf. she said a lot more consistency on the tour, but she�*s not going under a street —— underestimate taking on him a radical new. it didn�*t

there was nothing that matteo berrettini could do about that.37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy of france in the second round. jurgen klopp says he will not leave anfield until someone tells him to. his comments come amid a difficult seasn with their fa cup third round replay at wolves tonight. a late equaliser from wolves at anfield took the tie to a return leg. klopp said their 3—0 defeat at brighton last weekend was the worst of his career, but that he's planning for the future and not thinking about leaving but doesn't think there is a quick fix to their current struggles. it's like when you have whatever, a broken _ it's like when you have whatever, a broken leg — it's like when you have whatever, a broken leg or— it's like when you have whatever, a broken leg or something _ it's like when you have whatever, a broken leg or something like - it's like when you have whatever, a broken leg or something like that. broken leg or something like that and everybody— broken leg or something like that and everybody wants _ broken leg or somethi

he's to play matteo berrettini. looking good at the moment. he'll fancy his chances against murray. and dan evans against argentina... never reach the second week. against argentina... never reach the second week-— second week. there is a feeling that emma raducanu _ second week. there is a feeling that emma raducanu cannot _ second week. there is a feeling that emma raducanu cannot catch i second week. there is a feeling that emma raducanu cannot catch a i second week. there is a feeling that i emma raducanu cannot catch a break. how's it looking for her?— how's it looking for her? we're worried about _ how's it looking for her? we're worried about what _ how's it looking for her? we're worried about what we - how's it looking for her? we're worried about what we saw i how's it looking for her? we're j worried about what we saw last how's it looking for her? we're i worried about what we saw last week. she walked off court rolling her ankle. she talked about how good she was feeling and it looked like another injury issue. from the pictures we've seen, she's looks like she's moving

croft believes the australian poses a huge threat, but thinks the fight shown by murray against matteo berrettinihas a very attacking aggressive style, massive serve. his whole life on the tour has been completely hampered and halted in terms of his development of his game. he's onlyjust now getting back into the swing of things, back out onto her, but he will be hungry. he will want to take auntie marianne. i think it will be a terrific match, i am really looking forward to it. everyone will remember him in the finals of wimbledon, a huge serve, big weapon, someone who had beaten andy murray the last few times they'd met, but andy was saying how he felt better prepared, felt like he was playing better at tennis leading into this grand slam then before, and he is just so hungry to keep winning, and all of that heartbreak he puts himself there with all of the rehab, training after having a metalhead. that is what it was all about yesterday, and he will want to go further, and i do think despite the fact that he is up against an australian, they love him in australia. he's been in the finals here f

times in melbourne although he does have a tricky first round match against world number 1a, matteo berrettinihat is really important for me. and that it's probably been the thing i have been happiest about since i got here. it's 20 years since mark williams won his last masters title but after knocking out ronnie o'sullivan in the quarters. the welshman swept past jack lisowski without dropping a set to reach the final. from alexandra palace, here's hazel irvine. history may be made here at this year's masters because mark williams is very much in with a chance of becoming the oldest player in history to win a triple crown event, one of the three snooker majors. tell us about what was an emphatic victory overjakubowski in the semifinals. it victory overjakubowski in the semifinals-— victory overjakubowski in the semifinals. ., . ., ,, semifinals. it was a masterclass today from _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one of _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one of the _ semifinals. it was a masterclass today from one of the g

and in the australian open, andy murray beats italian matteo berrettini in a thrilling five—set firstr tougher punishments as part of the legislation after his own backbench mps prepared to vote against the bill. the new legislation begins its final stages in the house of commons today but lucy powell, labour's shadow secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport, says the bill doesn't go far enough. we would go further in terms of the measures that tech bosses would be accountable for so we are notjust looking at the narrow issue of directly causing harm to children, which is what really the bill has now been massively scaled back to focus on. so issues, as you said in your opening, like viral misogyny, racist abuse, state or far right disinformation, self—harm promotion, all these things that proliferate online would not actually be included in some of these measures because the bill has now been scaled back quite significantly. 0ur correspondentjohn maguire has been speaking to the mother of felix alexander, who took his own life after years of being bullied on social me

andy murray, i think you can play someone like matteo berrettini, a wimbledon runner—up, a man who beataw a tricky one for harriet dart, play much better —looking run up against a german player and that ankle looks very much recovered now. i was watching her practice in the shadow of the mcg cricket ground a bit earlier and it looks like she is returning to the sort of intensity of practice you need just four days before the start of a grand slam. russell reporting there. —— russell fuller reporting. manchester united have agreed a deal to sign dutch striker vout veghorst on loan for the rest of the season. the 30—year—old burnley forward scored two late goals for the netherlands in their world cup quarterfinal with argentina last month. he spent the first half of the season on loan to besiktas, and scored eight goals in 16 games for the turkish club. australia have withdrawn from their men's one day series against afghanistan because of the taliban's restrictions on women and girls. australia were set to play a three match series against afghanistan in the united arib emirates in march

it's a tough draw as well for andy murray, who faces the 13th seed matteo berrettini, while emma raducanut's bbc.co.uk/sport. holly and the team will have more for you in sportsday at 6:30. ben. all right, laura, you very much. the national grid says about 600 homes near newport are without power after prolonged heavy rain. south wales fire and rescue says the worst flooding is in porth and pontypridd. bbc wales today's stephen fairclough reports. this was the devastating scene in peterston—super—ely in the vale of glamorgan. cars left abandoned, almost submerged in floods, the aftermath of another night of heavy, persistent rain. it was a similar story on the a470 near pontypridd on the morning commute. high water levels in the river taff causing disruption in the town, and feeling the full impact, not for the first time, since february 2020, partially reopened, we fully reopened in november. and now, as you say, barely three months and it's flooding again. it's nowhere near as bad as it was, but it will take us a couple of days, at least a weekend to clear the place up again. for those

he had fought for nearly five hours to beat matteo berrettini vectors results,. making more progress in australia in the australian open, fighting deep into the night there to conjure up another extraordinary win at the australian open. much more on that in our sports billeting. —— bulletin. levelling up has been one of the government's key policies — the idea of spreading public money more evenly across the uk. well, today, ministers have announced more than £2 billion worth of projects across the country. they say the north of england and wales will do best, per head of population. but labour claim the system for allocating money is unfair. here's our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. blackpool, one area that was a winner in today's levelling up allocation announcement, with £40 million for a new education campus. levelling up is a relatively new political phrase whose meaning is still not entirely clear. at a nearby warm bank last night where people go to get a hot meal and some company, it's not a term that everyone's familiar with. the trust t

he has a tough first—round match against world number 14 matteo berrettini.een happiest about since i got here. a tough draw for andy murray against a former wimbledon finalist. tough as well orjack draper, who gets going against rafael nadal. kyle edmonds has to play against a tough opponent. coco gauff will be playing in round two. that opponent. coco gauff will be playing in round two-— in round two. that depends on her fitness. in round two. that depends on her fitness- she _ in round two. that depends on her fitness. she does _ in round two. that depends on her fitness. she does say _ in round two. that depends on her fitness. she does say it _ in round two. that depends on her fitness. she does say it depends l in round two. that depends on herl fitness. she does say it depends on feelin: fitness. she does say it depends on feeling better— fitness. she does say it depends on feeling better after _ fitness. she does say it depends on feeling better after rolling - fitness. she does say it depends on feeling better after rolling her- feeling better after

all out there" after winning a five set match in just under five hours against the 13th seed, matteo berrettini in a tiebreak by 10 points to 6. the bbc�*s tennis correspondent russell fuller was watching in melbourne... there is no sign he is playing with a metal hit but he covered the ground remarkably well. lots and stamina saving a match point deep in the fifth set before winning a final decisive tie—break. the first of ten points and some style. murray was lucky as he closed on the match. his final shot hit the net and rather apologetically bounced over. there was nothing berrettini could do about that and for nothing the match there was nothing that berrettini could do about andy murray who has put in his best grand slam performance for half a dozen years and certainly since he had the surgery and the installation of a metal hip. joining murray in the next round is british number two dan evans who beat facundo bagnis of argentina over four sets. the match was suspended at one stage due high levels of humidity and temperatures of 37 degrees. evans will facejeremy chardy of france in the se

, seed matteo berrettini, while emma radcanu, who has been struggling with an ankle injury, plays germany'sspectacular second. city, meanwhile, failed to manage a single shot on target and guardiola knows they'll have to play better at the weekend. i have a few... we didn't perform well, not talking titles, you have to deserve it, i want to deserve, today that was not the case,, southampton deserve to be in the semifinals. southampton are joined in the semis by nottingham forest, who beat wolves on penalties. the game finished one all after 90 minutes, with forest keeper dean henderson saving joe hodge's spot kick in the shoot out. forest will now face manchester united in the last four. the masters snooker gets back underway at alexandra palace this lunchtime with mark williams taking on ronnie o'sullivan in the quarter—finals. judd trump plays his last eight match tomorrow after surviving a big scare against wales' ryan day. trump says going 5—3 down in the best off 11 contest, was actually the best thing to happen, because it took all the pressure off him and he could relax. and it worke

a tough draw for andy murray, who faces the 13th seed matteo berrettini, while emma raducanu, who hast this summer's world cup, in their victory, over jamaica, in the first of their three match series. england recovered from a slow start, to win 73—52 in front of a bumper crowd, of more than six and a—half—thousand, at the a0 arena in manchester. they scored 2a goals in the final quarter alone, to win comprehensively. the second match of the series takes place at the copperbox in london on saturday. we went down at the start. but to show that fight, you know, we've had a few results that really haven't gone our way over the past few months. so we want to come into this series and we want to be strong. we want to fight hard. and i think hopefully we showed a bit of that today. we want to do better in this world cup than we did in the summer. and we want to state our intent now. jamiaca are a really tough opposition. and i've got no doubt that they'll come back fighting in the next game. but it's good for us to have such a challenge and it's good to have got a win to start off with. str

also it's a tough draw for andy murray, who faces the 13th seed matteo berrettini, while emma radacanuhe world cup in netball, this summer, and england showed their fighting spirit, with a win, in the first of their three—match series against jamaica. england recovered from a slow start, to win 73—52 in front of a bumper crowd, of more than 6 and a—half—thousand, at the a.0 arena in manchester. they scored 24 goals in the final quarter alone, to win comprehensively. the second match of the series takes place at the copperbox in london on saturday... we went down at the start but we've had a few results that didn't go our way in the last few months and we came into the series and wanted to be strong and hopefully we showed a bit of that today. we want to do better in this world cup than we did in the summerand better in this world cup than we did in the summer and we want to state our intent. to make our tough opposition in no doubt they will come back fighting in the next game but it's good to have such a challenge and good to have a winter start with. —— a win to start with. judd trum

he was 2—1 up against the former wimbledon finalist matteo berrettini. over four sets. this match suspended just before 2pm local time, due to high humidity and temperatures of 37 celsius. he led two sets to one at that point and once back under way evans found his rhythm again and took the fourth 6—a and faces jeremy chardy of france tomorrow. novak djokovic plays his first match at the australian open in two years, taking on the unseeded spaniard roberto carballes baena in the first round later. the world number five was deported from the country ahead of last year's tournament due to his unvaccinated status as he forfeited his title, having won it three years in a row. he's seeking a record equalling 22nd grand slam title to go level with rafael nadal and a record extending tenth australian open crown. yesterday, we saw the supporter who'd kicked arsenal goalkeeper aaron ransdale. now everton have confirmed they'll be reviewing their own security arrangements after a threat to the safety of the club's directors. they were told not to attend saturday's

matteo berretini. murray has beaten him, berrettini has had his numbers lately. massive strike, has done well in australia and the past a couple of times. but murray has said in his pretournament press conferences that he feels he's the best prepared that he's been in a long time. he feels like he's moving better than never, he feels like he's hitting the ball as well as any time, and also, i think he feels some of the match as he's played against berrettini, he's learned a lot of information he can take forward into this match. novak djokovic is getting ready for his first appearance at the australian open for two years. the 35—year—old serbian, who's won the tournament nine times, missed last year's event because of his covid—i9 vaccination status and subsequent deportation from australia. djokovic faces spain's roberto carballes baena in round one, with fans in melbourne excited for his return. definitely need him in. ithink covid's, — definitely need him in. ithink covid's, we're a bit past now, but unfortunate — covid's, we're a bit past now, but unfortunate

it started off he's playing matteo berrettini who was semi—finals the who was semi—finals at the australian looks fantastic. you sets up, it looks fantastic. you know andy's 66th in world know andy's 66th in the world and seeded so he's going in and he's obviously going to play a difficult player so berrettini wins the first 26363 and then in true andy style then starts getting us on the edge of our seat loses the third set six four is lost the false seven six to a tie break and now going into the final set it's , four into the final set it's, four four and it's on a knife edge and it wouldn't be any other right . what good luck . yeah that right. what good luck. yeah that goes look ten point tiebreak. they have a ten point tie breaking australia we're not far off the six nations in and rugby there's a lot of rugby news around the papers today first of all the england squad and the know england head coach steve borthwick he's making a few changes this may so in any any coach any new manager that goes in is always going to bring changes to wherever they go whether it be football whether it b

andy going to play matteo berrettini is to berrettini so that is going to be a he's big seed. be trickyi mean, this is the one that you've got to and this is jack to worry for. and this is jack draper, who's had a very good he's on big hope. he is helping hope, he's drawn against hope, but he's drawn against rafa you're in rafa nadal. you're joking. in the round. in the first the first round. in the first round titleholder rafa nadal. so again, if you're going to do anything, it's going to be a, you know. he's got to play the big ones. yeah. well dangerous isn't at the again. you want isn't he at the again. you want to get a little bit what about kyrgios. kyrgios got roman kyrgios. kyrgios has got roman suffering also suffering now. kyrgios also features a new documents features there's a new documents because you know the drive to survive documentary which was all formula that was on all about formula that was on netflix there's a new which is all about which comes out all about tennis which comes out tomorrow and what they also want tomorrow and what they also want to do and get a lot