meghan owen, bbc news.h starts next week. novak djokovic is looking to win his fifth successive singles title. he's already a record—breaker after securing his 23rd mens' grand slam at the french open earlier this month. but, despite his success, the serbian tennis legend insists he doesn't want to be known as the goat — or the greatest of all time. he's been speaking tojohn watson. cheering and applause. commentator: it's djokovic again! cheering and applause continues. 23 grand slam titles. you are officially the goat — the greatest male player, now, of all time. do you feel like the goat? it's a really good way how to ask the question but, no, i don't allow myself to call myself a goat because i feel that it's disrespectful to all the generations of players that have paved the way for us. being part of the history is something that deeply moves me, inspires me, motivates me and, of course, i'm thrilled to be able to get that 23rd slam in paris. # green, green grass. # blue, blue sky. i saw your post — yo

meghan owen, bbc news.ned their high heels and raced down the street as part of the celebrations there. heels have to be at least 10 centimetres high — and runners must cross the finish line with a purse in hand, and their lipstick applied. let's see these ones go for it. that is quite the race, and you can see that handbag there. and no broken ankles, i don't think! hello. last month was record—breakingly warm and dry for many areas. this month starts on a very different note. fresher and blustery showers around thanks to the low pressure as we had to part of the weekend it will be pretty similar to today. the end last few hours of saturday with low pressure sitting to the north of the uk, lots of isobars on the charts in here and as we head through the night we will see further rain affecting northern scotland. blustery showers furthest south and fewer than what we had to the day and dry spells altogether at the southern and eastern areas are quite a cool night to come. towns and cities cooler than that i

meghan owen reports. today, london streets were splashed with colour. it started on a good note.s was a moment to take a stance. after blocking the road in front of the coca—cola bus midway through the parade, to protest what they called high polluting sponsors, seven campaigners were arrested by police. all i say to those from just stop oil who ran the protest, are you really going to protest an event both celebrating but also protesting in relation to lgbtq rights? you may be in danger of driving public opinion away rather than more people joining the cause. anybody who tries to disrupt that parade is really letting down those people who use the space once a year to come together and celebrate and protest for their rights. after a few minutes, the parade was back on track. it's amazing, it's amazing. i mean, there is so many people here. you can see the costumes, there is all of our fabulous masqueraders dotted around today, so yeah, we're just here to enjoy ourselves. this is my first pride since covid and it feels wonderful, so back on the street. over 30,000 people are takin