meanwhile roberto bautista agut improved his career record against miomir kecmanovic to six wins fromthe opening round in estoril, taking this victory in straight sets in an hour and 2a minutes. he'll play either daniel altmaier or pedro martinez in the second round. wild card caroline wozniack returned to the charleston open beating lucky losing mccartney kessler in straight sets. the result was wozniacki's first win on clay courts since her last appearance in charleston in 2019, when she reached the final. the former world number one claimed the title there in 2011 and was also runner—up in 2009. wozniacki will play anhelina kalinina in the second round. british para—canoeist jack eyres used to feel ashamed of his disability, but now says having his leg amputated was the best decision he's ever made. it led to a career in modelling and then elite sport. he's been talking to sally hurst about his journey from catwalk to canoe. owning the catwalk as mr england, the first amputee to win the title. it's hard to believe thatjust a few years earlier, jack eyres hated how he looked. i was

meanwhile, roberto bautista agut improved his career record against miomir kecmanovic to six wins fromd in estoril, taking this victory in straight sets in an hour and 24 minutes. he'll play either daniel altmaier or pedro martinez in the second round. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website and app. that's it for now. thank you very much, jane. the harry potter author jk rowling has invited police to arrest her if they believe she has committed an offence under scotland's new hate crime law. from today, it is a crime to stir up hatred relating to someone�*s age, disability, religion, sexual orientation or transgender identity. and ms rowling, who lives in edinburgh, says the legislation is a threat to free speech. but the first minister humza yousaf says it will guard people from what he calls a "rising tide of hatred" in society. here's our scotland editor, james cook. this is a nation struggling to strike a balance between liberty and safety, between freedom of speech and protection from hatred. these protesters think the new hate crime law gets that balance wrong, but