murray take the first set 6—2.comeback. now trying to win the second set. if the point of this match was for murray to extend himself, to test his hip, and his hop, he was moving. full stretch. but kyrgios found enough of his good moments to take the second set on a tie—break. so queen's, intrigued, prepared for a third set. joe wilson, bbc news, west london. well, it's been quite a third set. he lost it by seven games to five. murray losing on his return to competitive tennis after almost a year out with that hip injury. at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta went out in the first round. she was beaten by the defending champion petra kvitova 6—3, 6—4, as she continues her preparations ahead of wimbledon. heather watson's disappointing season continued with defeat to lesia tsurenko in the first round. it was a tight match, with the first set going to a tie—break and only a single break of serve in the second. heather watson searching for her best form of course with wimbledon around the co

we urge you to hear from andy murray later.novak djokovic has been beaten by the unseeded italian marco cecchinato in a thrilling quarterfinal. cecchinato , who only won his first atp title at the hungarian open this year tore into the former world number one and took the first two sets 6—3, 7—6. cecchinato then seemed to run out of steam losing the next set 6—1 but as djokovic looked to level the match the italian won an incredible 4th set tie—break 11—9 on his fourth match point. the battle between two of tennis‘s newest stars was set to be the tie of the day — but 3 five setters last week had clearly taken their toll on world number three alexander zverev — and he dropped away in straight sets — so dominic thiem goes through to face checkinato. and it'll be a repeat of last year's us open final in the womens draw as american sloane stephens beat daria kasatkina — so she's through to the semi finals, where she'll play her compatriot madison keys whom she beat to win the title at flushing meadows. let's quickly round up the re

murray take the first set 6—2. murray was cracking on with the comeback. now trying to win the second set. if the point of this match was for murray to extend himself, to test his hip, and his hop, he was moving. full stretch. but kyrgios found enough of his good moments to take the second set on a tie—break. so queen's, intrigued, prepared for a third set. joe wilson, bbc news, west london. england's world cup win over tunisia was the most—watched television programme of this year with more than 18 million people tuning into bbc one towards the end, as harry kane scored his last—minute goal. it secured england their first victory in the opening game of a major tournament since 2006. the squad are now back in their base at repino, where they're focusing on their next game against panama on sunday. our sports editor, dan roan, reports. england returning to their repino training base this morning, their world cup campaign up and running. they may have left it late but harry kane's dramatic stoppage time header in vol

andy murray says he will play as long as he feels competitive. he is also hugely unpredictable. the new british number one is carl edmonds, he could play novak djokovic in the third round of that to get past the australian qualifier first of all. lots of interesting serena williams and where she would land in the trough. she's the 25th seed, so she cannot play another seeded player before the third round, but in the third round that could be the fifth seed for the seven—time champion. but of british women have a tough first—round draws. naomi in particular. she will open the programme on tuesday afternoon against the defending champion. plenty of interesting storyli nes champion. plenty of interesting storylines there. a little earlier today, top seed caroline wozniacki beat angelique kerber to reach the final at eastbourne for the second year in a row. the dane saved a match point and came from a set down to win. having just missed out on the title last year, the world number two has another chance in tomorrow's final. and she will play belaruss

and murray immediately showed some of the touches we've been used to seeing from him over the years. he took the first set against the australian, before looking a little uncomfortable as the match went on. murray served a double fault at match point to lose by two sets to one, but he still hopes to be competitive at wimbledon. the body did 0k, the body did ok, i thought towards the end my serve dropped off quite a bit. which potentially could have been due to the bit of fatigue and just because i have not played any matches for such a long time, but overall, i dealt with things very well. well kyrgios will face britain's number one kyle edmund in the second round. he beat american ryan harrison in straight sets and is the only briton to reach the second round following defeats for dan evans and murray of course. at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta is also out. she was beaten in the first round by the defending champion petra kvitova 6—3, 6-4 finally, frankie dettori rode three winners on the first day of royal ascot, all three of which were trained byjoh

what do we know about andy murray?” we have had the draw. what do we know about andy murray?s in that he is in the draw. he does want to dojustice to that he is in the draw. he does want to do justice to himself and you might think that is automatic given he isa might think that is automatic given he is a former two—time champion hit with a real affinity for playing on grass but three competitive matches in one year is a very small number to head into a grand slam played over the best of five sets. he can expect the predictable against benoit paire, assuming the match go ahead, because paire is a powerful player, 48 in the world but he can be incredibly unpredictable and you could not predict the match. it is dangerous to look ahead with murray because he is so soon in his comeback but we might feel more co mforta ble comeback but we might feel more comfortable with current british number one kyle edmund with the possibility of him playing three—time champion novak djokovic in the third round. and a quick thought about the women‘s draw? in the third round. and a quick thought

murray: no i do not. i think there are structural gaps in our laws, which i have covered in my written testimony. i think that there are also gaps in the criminal statute and i think that the legislation that senator whitehouse mentioned would be an important steps to assuring up -- shoring up our system. >> just last month they were reported on in august 2016 meaning that donald trump junior with istrump tower social media specialists. heording to the report, proposed a multimillion dollar social media plan. didn'toubled mr. trump -- mr. trump junior did not provide any of this ring his interview despite his being specifically asked about any foreign governments or foreign national offers to assist the trump campaign. i have asked the chairman to call mr. trump junior to testify. we are still learning about previously undisclosed meetings between the trump campaign and foreign entities. would it be lawful for a foreign government like the uae, or foreign national to provide services to -- to support a u.

and, murray makes it back onto court for the first time since wimbledon 2017.ends in defeat. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening, moscow is noisy tonight, car horns blaring, and this will be replaicated in towns and cities across the nation, because the host are all but certain of reaching the last 16, something that couldn't dare to think about coming into this tournament. they beat egypt 3—1 in st petersburg, even though the pharoahs had their star man back jim lumsden reports. the russians have been rampant, the perfect start for them, the 5— milk hammering will stop in saint petersburg, his was the best chance of the first half. the game burst into life right after the break, and in disastrous egypt's last goal at the world cup with a penalty back in 1990. with a penalty back in egypt's last goal at the world cup with a penalty back in i'm drooling he is the first poll to score a goal of the world cup. you must be very proud. slightly controversial, he had been receiving treatment on the field, caught them on the blind side after coming back on, an

and andy murray delays his return from injury, saying he's not yet at 100%.lo and welcome to sportsday. good evening. momentum is the building. all roads point to russia, but first, england must complete their preparations for the world cup with a friendly against costa rica on thursday night. all of gareth southgate's squad were made available to speak to the media today. it made for an interesting experience for our very ownjo currie. today's press day here was the last chance for the media to speak to all 23 players on the squad. but it was done with a slight twist. it was a bit like speed dating. every player had their own individual desk and thenit had their own individual desk and then it was a bit of a free—for—all. press from around the world, kind of on your marks, get set, go, speak to his many players as you can in 45 minutes. we caught up with a couple of them, including harry kane. he asked —— was asked who he looked up to in his style he is emulating in russia? his to in his style he is emulating in russia ? his answer was to in his style he is

murray. he's the financial integrity networks vice president for product development and services before joining fin last year he was involved in all aspects of financial integrity policy at the treasury department. mr. scott duwickey. did i get it right? yeah. he's the director of secure transactions of dark tower a global advisory firm focused on cyber engineering solutions. he's advised senior leadership within financial institutions, the united states government, international law enforcement on issues involving alternative payment systems like cryptocurrency and the application of blockchain to the financial health care supply chain and other industries and last is ms. sheila crumholtz. she's the executive director of the center for responsive policies, a nonpartisan watch dog that tracks money in the u.s. politics on its website open secrets.org. she previously served as the research director supervising data analysis for open secrets and the centers clients. will you all please stand a

that andy murray beat on centre court last year.ays he will play as long as he feels competitive, benoit paire is 48 in the world coming he is very talented and powerful but hugely unpredictable. kyle edmund could play novak djokovic in the third round but has to get past alex bowled so far —— michael bridwell. there is a lot of interest in serena williams. she cannot play another seeded player before it the third round, but she could face elina svitolina. lots of the british women have tough first—round draws. naomi broady will open the centre court programme against the defending champion. and the full draw can be found on the bbc sport website. now, wimbledon truely is a competition like no other — known across the world for its history and tradition... but this year fans may notice a few changes at the all england club as sara 0rchard has been finding out. 2017, a brand—new women's champion. for the men it was a record eighth title for roger federer. but while only the brave would predict the outcome of the 2018 championships, o

murray then remains hopeful he'll be fit and ready for wimbledon.yself if i do play at wimbledon, i can't predict how my bodyis wimbledon, i can't predict how my body is going to feel because i have not had the opportunity to tested in that environment and i know we're playing best of three set match that ican playing best of three set match that i can recover in wordy eight hours but playing a five set in four hours ido but playing a five set in four hours i do not know because i have not done that basically in 12 months. johanna konta is out, beaten in three sets by world number two caroline wozniaki. the british number one took the first set 6—4, but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4 to set up a meeting with ashleigh barty. england continued on from their one—day series whitewash over australia, with a convincing victory in the twenty20 jos buttler kicked things off for the home team by striking the fastest 50 by an england player in a t20, off only 22 balls. australia had high hopes with aaron finch reaching 84 runs, but in the end australia we

we are waiting for news of andy murray. we are waiting for news of andy murray.s club, next week. the former world number one, played some practice sets yesterday. murray had a hip operation, injanuary, and hasn't played since wimbledon, last year. if he done play at queens it is looking unlikely will be at wimbledon, i won't be the same without him, all due to that hip problem that has kept him out for a year now. we will update you from andy murray's camp but keep checking the website. australia against france, that is bbc. so it looks sunny there in russia at the moment for france—australia. what is it doing hello. if your saturday has got off to a cloudy and damp start, it will probably brighten up by the end of the day, though there will be a few showers around then. here's a picture from norfolk at the start of today and it is across east anglia and the south—east of england holding on the cloudy skies for longest today, and it's cooler compared with yesterday, tomorrow, well, it will be cloudy across much of the uk but where you've had some rain today it i

as a young man samuels a murray had over. turned a troublesome government this time with no mercenaries at hand he once again turned to his p.r. genius edward bernays and told him to deal with outer bands. knaves was again to employ his talents of creating his own form of reality. he set about making the protection of united for its private interests in guatemala an issue for the u.s. government. edward bernays was to create a fiction for nine hundred fifty s. america submerged in the cold war. gaming town of equitable as god occupied the. cobol i've been this was a social democrat nationalist and reform. but names depicted him as a communist true to moscow a face of the red peril which threatened america and the free world. but names hope to win over public opinion. he opened a central american information bureau organized press visit and suggested articles to befriended publishers. so benet's really i understood it you know it's not what is happening it's the story you tell about what is happening that that is that that is

don't worry, murray can catch the highlights later on bbc one.won in straight sets 6—a, 6—a to take his maiden title at the age of 30 — eight years after his first appearance in a title match. his victory means he and world number three alexander are the first brothers to win a singles event in the same season since 1989. top seed caroline wozniacki has claimed her second eastbourne title, nine years after her first. the world number two beat arina sabalenka in straight sets, 7—5, 7—6. sabalenka, who's ranked a5th in the world, served for both sets and led a—1 in the tie—break, but wozniacki dominated the crucial moments. it is her second title of the year, after her australian open success. i love playing on grass. it's my favourite surface. to play here every year and play well and just enjoy other people here itjust makes it so much more special. then obviously going into wimbledon, it is just a very special time of year and i hope i can play well. i will do my best. i play on monday. i will enjoy, get a massage, eat some food and recover for

andy murray fighting to stay in.sh tie at eastbourne — between cameron norrie and jay clarke. norrie came out on top in straight sets — but it's been a good week for clarke, who will make his grand slam debut at wimbledon next week — and he'll be playing with norrie in the doubles there too. johanna konta, though is out — beaten in three sets by world number two and top seed at eastbourne — caroline wozniaki. the british number one stormed to the first set 6—4, but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4 and she's through to the quarter finals to face australia's ashleigh barty. third seed and two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova has withdrawn from the tournament though with a slight hamstring injury. she won her first round match easily yesterday, but said it was too close to wimbledon to risk her fitness. seven—time champion serena williams has been seeded 25th for this year's wimbledon despite dropping out of the world's top 32 players. she's only played at 3 tournaments since having her first child last year and

with just two days to go until wimbledon starts, andy murray says his injuries are still causing himpetitive tennis 11 days ago — and has been pitted against france's benoit paire in the first round. there are certain things that are so tricky and things i am still trying to work through. these things are significantly better than what they were a few months ago. that is for sure. but again, itjust takes time and that you also sometimes in practise, you might feel really good and then you get on the match court and you're pushing yourself a few percent harder and you notice other things that you may be struggling with. so as things stand, murray is preparing himself for that first—round clash, but he also appears to be enjoying the world cup! 0r trying to, anyway. that press conference was taking place during the france argentina game and murray couldn't hide his disappointment at missing one of kylian mbappe's goals. he's a... why what is the score? reporter: 4-2. should we just go and...? laugther. a-2. wow. yeah. laughter. elsewhere, germany's mischa zverev is eastbourne champion

bill murray's there, joe murray, bill's brother, who worked on "mad men" with me, all the murrays, nineys. i've got my little cardinals hat on, that was really fun, right? everybody's like, no, get that hat off, now! i'm like, no, it's fun and games, it's the midwest, we're all friends, right? no, take that hat off now. billy murray grabs it, throws it over the wall of the bar into the alley. where i'm like, okay, uh -- thanks. like in all seriousness. i look around, there's a door to the alley. i open the door. it goes to the alley. i see my hat laying upside down in a puddle. i was like, thank you very much. i'll put that back on. >> jimmy: put it back on? >> i certainly did. >> jimmy: that's real love for your team. either that or your hair was a mess. >> a little bit of both. column a, column b. the moral of the story was, this hat got so much attention because for whatever reason -- >> jimmy: bill murray. >> bill murray threw it. i was in chicago hosting the make a wish gala, their big fund-raiser. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i started the whole thing about how it's nice to invite someb

in another sport, the comeback continues, andy murray confirms he will play at eastbourne nest —— nexthe kremlin and red square, saint basil cathedral, hard to imagine and a member that there's any sport stuck in this world cup bubble where in, nine days, 26 games, would you believe that we're still waiting for our first goalless draw? we thought we would get one and st petersburg, brazilfrustrated by costa rica, then they came in has a coutinho, and they now believe they can reach the knockout stage. a report from the parent. it's football's greatest stage, but many of its star names have so far —— so far failed of its star names have so far —— so farfailed up to of its star names have so far —— so far failed up to live to their billing. name our scores a goal every other game in brazil, but failed to in their opening match. he may have scored this, but salsa bar as it is not quite as prolific. brazil's wastefulness means the only target fell to a defender. their hero was needed, and name are expected to be him after being brought down for the umpteenth time. but after inspecting repl

murray thank you interest being here today. i'd like to ask for a copy of 19 of us wrote in october 2017 asking the president follow the recommendation of the opioid recommendation to give the health and human services the ability to negotiate the price of naloxone. i would appreciate a response on the record on what steps the department has taken to investigate this recommendation by the president's own commission. because as you know naloxone prices is skyrocketing and it's definitely hampering or first responders with regards to the opioid crisis. >> so ordered. >> mr. secretary, senator durbin and others to require under the fda's authority that direct to consumer advertisements disclose the cost of the drug. in my view this represents an important step towards transparency. and despite this administration's silence when the bill was zbrusintroduced i' glad you're looking into this authority. what do you think hhs and other drug companies have to require companies to disclose drug prices in direct to consumer ads? don't you

back to you. >> sara murray, thank you. james comey responding quickly to the ig report in an op-ed. he writes my team believed the damage of concealing the reopening of the investigation would have been catastrophic to the institution. the ig weighs it differently. that is okay although i respectfully disagree. the former fbi director urging public support for law enforcement and rule of law. >>> president trump approving tariffs on $50 billion of chinese goods. this will escalate trade tensions with the two world's largest economies. sources say the president gave the green light after meeting with top economic team, including the treasury secretary and u.s. trade rep. tariffs mean when u.s. companies import chinese goods, they have to pay the government. the u.s. is targeting 1,300 items. aerospace equipment and tech and medical supplies. the white house is moving ahead despite multiple rounds of trade talk was beijing. the summit with -- talks with beijing. the recent summit is looking at items from canada and mexico. t

senator murray. senator murray: i would say it is unbelievable we are having this conversation today, but sadly, under this president, it is not. the lies have become expected and the finger-pointing predictable. the bullying, demeaning, dehumanization have become just another morning on president rump's twitter feed. the moral holes he has been digging has reached a new low. we cannot allow what has become expected to become acceptable. what we are seeing done right now in our country is truly horrific. children in cages. babies being torn from breast-feeding moms. parents being told their children are being taken to bathe and realizing they are not coming back. moms and dads across the country are seeing these pictures and hearing the screams of the children. e are looking at our own children and putting ourselves in the shoes of fellow humans and asking, is this who we are as a nation? are these are american values? president trump might not understand this, but the answer is resoundingly no. we c

murray, how easy would it be for a foreign entity government -- and i will ask mr. scott dueweke the same thing, to follow virtual money into a shell corporation if russian never cooperated with us in terms of the transparency are looking for. do you need russia and china to make this work? >> no, jim, this is a sizable vulnerability and it is one that needs to be closed off not just for campaign-finance purposes, but for -- this is a vulnerability that undermines our anti-money-laundering regime and undermined -- >> but you don't need the cooperation of a foreign government to have the transparency? the one that mr. zwicky spoke of. you do not need their cooperation, whether it is to funnel money that you can easily do with other funds as well or from one individual to another. the aspect that is interesting -- criminal system such as web bunny that existed in russia them to be the primary money globally. sanctions, suddenly web money is almost a de facto part of their core financial system. it's in the light now. it's brought in. so that points to a fundmental alm

murray took the first set. they are ona murray took the first set.ding 4—3 in the break. novak djokovic looks in good shape. the three—time wimbledon champion swept aside john millman of australia in straight sets, dropping only three games. he'll play grigor dimitrov next. a bit ofa a bit of a tough test for djokovic there. at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta is out in the first round. she was beaten by the defending champion petra kvitova. 6-3, 6-4. a 6—3, 6—4. a former wimbledon champion, she's pretty good on the grass court herself. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. england breaking the world record in cricket. doing really well. thank you very much. it is now 5:36pm. more now on the news that the home secretary, sajid javid, has announced a review of cannabis for medicinal use, which could lead to prescribed drugs derived from the plant. the decision was prompted by recent high—profile cases of children with severe epilepsy being den

andy murray's pounded the practise courts and ran all the rehab.t went 0k. his opponent, nick kyrgios, was belting wild serves out and helping andy murray taking the first set 6—2. andy murray was cracking on with the combat in trying to win the second set. to test his hip and his help, he was moving. . —— full stretch. so, andy murray would have to try to win and three the hard way and here was a twinge, he felt some pain but did not call for medical help. he kept going but the winners eventually stopped and a double fault was obtained. but he is back. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. thank you. now, in france president emmanuel macron seems to enjoy being in the spotlight and meeting people, but as one teenager found out, never call him by a nickname. the teenage boy addressed the president as "manu", short for emmanuel. but macron wasn't impressed, let's take a look. got more than he bargained for, i think. joining me now on webcam from paris is agnes poirier, uk editor for the french weekly marianne.

murray himself in this sort of shape required ? murray has himself in this sort of shape required?equired? murray has not played now on the tour for nearly a year, he had hip surgery onjanuary the 8th, he did get to return to practise courts for three weeks from late march but that hip problem flared up again that it's only in the last few days he's been able to get back on the practise courts after five weeks on the sideline. it does seem to bash difficult to make a case for him being truly competitive during this grass court season. but perhaps of greater significance damari is how that hip response when he starts to up his intensity. when he starts to up his intensity. when he starts to play practise sets against other atp players. that might give us a better indication of what his prospects are in the long—term. the football now, and the preparations for the world cup. today, all of the players were made available to speak to the media and at the centre of it was at raheem sterling, garnering most attention after a tattoo of a gun on his leg was done in memory to his father. th

andy murray is continuing his return to competition after eleven months out.ight sets at eastbourne today — his first victory since last year's wimbledon. murray's still yet to decide whether he'll play in this years tournament which starst next week qualifying for wimbledon has begun and dan evans is through the first round in straight sets. he needs two more wins to reach the main draw. there's to be an official review into safe standing at football grounds. sports minister tracey crouch told a parliamentary debate the law didn't allow for a pilot that west bromwich albion had asked for. but the review will work with interested groups and look at data before reporting back at the end of the year. and wayne rooney is on the verge of signing for major league soccer side dc united. the everton foward agreed terms several weeks ago, but was said to be unsure about leaving halfway through his contract with his boyhood club. he's expected to be in the states later this week to complete the transfer. that's all from sportsday. groups a groupsa and groups a and b ha

a first return to the tennis court for andy murray in nearly a year, has ended in defeat. club. in what was a really competitive match that lasted 2 hours and 39 minutes, the briton now ranked 156 in the world was superb in the opening set — winning it 6—2. before his aussie opponent won the second on a tiebreak and the third 7—5 — after a double fault from murray on match point. the body did ok. i thought, towards the end, my serve dropped off quite a bit, which potentially could have been due to a bit of fatigue, and just because i've not played any matches were such a long time. overall, i dealt with things pretty well. also at queens, novak djokovic made a start to is wimbledon preparations. in his first appearance at the london event since 2010, djokovic was rarely tested against the australian qualifier. it took him just over an hour to complete a 6—2, 6—1win and the serb has failed to reach the semi—finals in any of his last five grand slam appearances. it's great to play in front of the crowd that is very knowledgeable about our sport. england has a long tennis tra

joining me now, washington democrat senator patty murray.have been talking about the desire we are hearing on democratic activist's part to fight this thing. your colleague in the senate, blumenthal from connecticut said the senate should do nothing to artificially delay the vote on the next scotus nominee. do you agree with that approach? >> here's what i know. the next supreme court nominee is going to decide and be a major decision maker on things i care deeply about. whether it's access to health care a woman's right to choose, our clean air, right to privacy. the list goes on. and this is a monumental decision change for our country that we all have to get into this ballots on. we have to make sure that this nominee gets all the scrutiny they can. we have to look at every option that we have. and at the end of the day, mitch mcconnell needs to remember that he made the decision not to have this kind of consequential decision made until after an election. i believe in the golden rule. i think everyone should be calling mitch mcconnell an

the impact of the c02 crisis is also on the daily telegraph front page, as well a picture of andy murrayad of his return to wimbledon next week. the financial times features news of this week's eu summit, and the deal struck by leaders to tackle migration. the i warns of the dangers of air pollution, with research suggesting it causes 15,000 cases of diabetes each year. the times carries claims that hundreds of thousands of nhs patients will be denied operations deemed "useless," such as tonsil and back procedures, in an effort to cut costs. nhs spending is also the main story on the guardian's front page, with research showing more areas in england have stopped providing ivf services due to cost. the daily star leads on today's judgement that former police commander, david duckenfield, will stand trial over charges relating to the deaths of liverpool fans at hillsborough. the daily mirror reports on what it calls "britain's worst care homes," as the regulator criticises the standard of care in some homes. the newspaper also says thank you to eric, the footballer who inspired his grandso

the question on everyone's lips — will andy murray be there?. he's continuing his return to tennis after eleven months out at eastbourne today where he's playing stanislas wawrinka —— at eastbourne today where he's beaten stanislas wawrinka in the opening round. he made light work of the first set, sealing it 6—1 inside 30 minutes. the second set was tighter. but murray moving well as he managed a first competitive win since last yea r‘s first competitive win since last year's wimbledon when he went out in the quarterfinals. in the womens singles, the world number two and former champion at eastbourne, caroline wozniacki is into the third round. after receiving a bye into the second round. she beat camila giorgi in straight sets. wozniacki hoping to repeat the run that took her to the final here last year. hoping to reach the second round is british number two heather watson. she continues her preparations ahead of wimbledon against kristina mladenovic, a player ranked 28 places above her in the rankings. she took the first set. she is currentl

melissa murray is joining me now. welcome to you both.hanks for havingus. >> thank you. >> professor murray, let's begin heth you. who was at t top of the list of potential nominees to replace justice kennedy. >> there's a list of about 25 potential nomineeswoetted by t conservative groups. the key words with all of these potential nominees is they're reliably conservative. at the top of the list are amy kony bat, a judge from the seventh circuit and brett kavanaugh. these are the front-runners right now.ge >> jarrett has in the past expressed her catholic belief and her belief that life begins at conception. we have brett kavanaugh who was a top kdeputy to independent counsel starr during the clintov tigation. what was at the crux of this. seems they are tryin to avoid a situation where george h.w. bush nominated someone who was more liberal than conservatives wanted. >> that's true. they want someone who will be a reliable vote o i keyssues they believe will come before the court in coming years. >> what are your hopes a concerns about

murray's been out for almost a year with a hip injury, and had planned to play in the netherlands nextcided not to. our tennis correspondent russell fuller has more. murray says he isn't quite ready to return but is still aiming to play in the coming weeks, which doesn't give much away. the next event he could feature in is at queen's club in under two weeks, but does he have long enough to get in the shape required? he has not played on the tourfor required? he has not played on the tour for nearly a year. he had required? he has not played on the tourfor nearly a year. he had hip surgery injanuary, tourfor nearly a year. he had hip surgery in january, and tourfor nearly a year. he had hip surgery injanuary, and returned to the practice courts for three weeks in march but that her problem flared up in march but that her problem flared up again and it's only in the last few days that he got back on the practice courts, so it seems difficult to make a case for him being truly competitive this season, but perhaps of greater significance is hoped that it responds when he sta rts is hoped

murray, then, remains hopeful he will be fit and ready for wimbledon.redict how my bodyis wimbledon. i can't predict how my body is going to feel, because i have not had the opportunity to test it in that environment, you know. i know playing a best—of—3 set match that i can recover from that in 48 hours. playing a five set match in four hours, i don't know, because i haven't done that in basically i2 months. johanna konta is out, beaten in three sets by world number two caroline wozniaki. the british number one took the first set 6—4, but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4, to set up a meeting with ashleigh barty. england continued on from their one—day series whitewash over australia with a convincing victory in the t20. jos buttler kicked things off for the home team by striking the fastest 50 by an england player in a t20, off only 22 balls. australia had high hopes, with aaron finch reaching 84 runs, but in the end australia were bowled out at 193, 28 runs behind england that's all from sportsday. all of the reaction from the world cup with defendi

andy murray confirms he will make his competitive return from hip surgery at queens next week.in the next hour a crucial game for england's rugby players, and a stunning goal from ronaldo in the 2018 world cup. commentator: it's ronaldo! he's done it! he has only gone and done it! cristiano ronaldo! this 88th—minute equaliser gave cristiano ronaldo a hat—trick, as portugal drew 3—3 with spain. eddie jones‘ england will try to avoid a fifth test defeat in a row, when they face south africa in bloemfontein. and... zombies, dinosaurs and fluffy cloud candyfloss trees! click is at the biggest gaming event of the year, in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. around 50 firefighters are still working to extinguish a significant fire at glasgow's world —famous school of art. the alarm was raised just after 11 o'clock last night and the mackintosh building was said to have been engulfed by flames within minutes. the scottish fire and rescue has said that the historic building has been extensively damaged along with some surrounding buildings. it was un

murray had surgery on his injured hip back in january. good news for all murray fans.eat by the springboks was the fourth tests defeat in a i’ow. was the fourth tests defeat in a row. chris robshaw has been left out. we will have more after 1pm, that is all the sport for now. zombies. dinosaurs and fluffy cloud candy floss trees. yes, it's all in a day's work at the biggest gaming event of the year, e3. video games have come a long way in the last a0 years. gaming gear now feels a lot more real. gaming rigs have got big and expensive. controllers are notjust a bunch of buttons, any more. these days, you can feel like you're in control of a real vehicle. and the graphics... oh, the graphics! but sometimes, you just can't beat the real thing. because, even in virtual reality, which can be really, really good, you still can't feel the realism, you can't feel the forces on your body, you can't feel a car... being crushed under your tracks. at least that's the argument made by tank america, here in florida. and, for the moment, at least, i think they're right. seriously, th

this time both edward but there is an samuel is a murray what powerless. summary died in one thousand nine hundred sixty one his empire didn't outlive him for long the united fruit company disappeared in successive takeovers and mergers it was replaced by chiquita brands. infected by disease the coal me share of bananas that had make united fruit rich disappeared at the end of the sixties. another banana emerged the cavendish. if had been developed by a small competitor soon to become an agricultural giant the new leader of the banana market don't. feel. like. according to latest reports the cavendish banana may in its turn be on its way out. joan employees tried in vain to sue the company for poisoning by pesticides. chiquita brands the heir to united fruit is facing court action accused of financing paramilitary groups in colombia. that was the story of a free a simple free. today but an attempt to buy their way when they are back with brown and. then i. am in a. value and my. mind if you don't. add up all the pain i was but by now and i'd like to climb

founder and ceo of murray energy. managing director, facebook investor and mentor here in the studio. a lot to talk about with roger including those violations and take knowledge he. the top story preparing about the trade fight. not backing down from its hardline stance on trade as he prepares to meet with leaders of the industrialized nations tomorrow. it will be the first chance world leaders have to confront the president in person since the u.s.-led tariffs on steel and aluminum import from canada, mexico and the european union must be. president trump stockpicking on kaiser larry kudlow sought to down load the tensions. >> we are talking everything through. there may be disagreement. i regard this as much like a family quarrel. president trump is very clear with respect to his trade reform efforts that we will do what is necessary to protect the united states from the businesses in workforce. trouble fix this broken system. trinity what do you think? what do you make of that? >> this is different from the core w

we spoke tojudy murray a few days ago.e but he's had to delay coming back from injury but hopes to play in wimbledon but has not played since last year and had hip surgery in january. since last year and had hip surgery injanuary. he since last year and had hip surgery in january. he says since last year and had hip surgery injanuary. he says he wants to be 100% ready when he returns. another man who might not be at wimbledon i5 novak djokovic. he says he doesn't know if he'll play on grass this season, after being knocked out of the french open by the world number 72 marco cecchinato yesterday. a tale of two tattoos. england's raheem sterling says he's not bothered about attention over the gun on his leg, and has his new squad number — ten — tattoed on his arm. and the apltly nicknamed boxer floyd ‘money‘ mayweather earned more than any athlete in the world last year. but there were no women in the top 100 of the forbes rankings. in the top 100 sports women and men. interestingly, the highest earning woman is serena willi

we know who andy murray has drawn at wimbledon.atest casualty of the gas shortage — amid warnings supermarkets shelves will run out of some fizzy drinks, beer and meat by the weekend. it took the 27 leaders time to reach the conclusion. there wasn't much to read in the draft conclusions, just four paragraphs and the central message was let's get on with it. time is short. this was the summit they were supposed to be discussing concrete measures on the irish border. but another deadline has come and gone and we look to the summit in october. what the commissioners said today is we're ready 24/7 to talk to the british side. we will talk all the way through august. but everyone now looks to this meeting next week and whether theresa may can find a deal with her cabinet. here is donald tusk, the european council president. the eu 27 have taken note of what has been achieved so far. however, there is a great deal of work ahead. and the most difficult tasks are still unresolved. if you wa nt tasks are still unresolved. if you want to rea

murray has not played on the tour for nearly a year. courts for around three weeks from late march but the hip problem flared up again and it's only in the last few days he has got back on the practice courts after five weeks on the sidelines. it seems difficult to make a case for him being truly competitive during this grass court season. perhaps of greater significance for andy murray is how the hip will respond when he starts to up his intensity, playing practice sets against other atp players. that'll give us a better indication of what his prospects are in the long term. murray's old rival novak djokovic is out of the french open — the 12 time major winner was beaten by the unseeded italian marco chechinatto. djokovic seemed to struggle with a shoulder issue during the match and wouldn't confirm that he'd play at wimbledon afterwards. sergio ramos, the man who has upset most liverpool fans in the last couple of weeks, is continuing to do so. the real madrid captain was blamed for injuring mo salah's shoulder in the champions league

like andy murray, very few tournaments under her belt but ceded by the all—england club to create a balancedecause of her incredible history where she has won the title seven times here. she cannot buy a top seed and other third round but at that stage she could come up against ukrainian fifth seed elina svitolina. looking forward to it. thank you, russell. wimbledon starts on monday. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. another hot and sunny day across most parts of the uk. in england some of the highest cabbages are across the north and here it is a beautiful scene in ambleside. very different to what is waiting out in aberdeenshire with a very different look across many eastern parts of scotland, much cooler and grey up with this low cloud coming in and relu cta nt to with this low cloud coming in and reluctant to burn off over land and even drifting further south to hug the coast of england. away from here you don't have to go to bar inland to get the sunshine and it is hotting up. cabbages not quite as high as yesterday but still 30 degrees like the —— temperatures. widel

earlier murray spoke to journalists after he left the practice court at wimbledon. much different to how i felt a couple of days ago, really. have you made a decision yet? i think most likely, yes, i will speak to my team this afternoon. i will also see how the next couple of days ago. i am playing sets tomorrow. but most likely, yes, iwill playing sets tomorrow. but most likely, yes, i will play. a little earlier today, top seed caroline wozniacki beat angelique kerber to reach the final at eastbourne for the second year in a row. the dane saved a match point and came from a set down to win. having just missed out on the title last year, the world number two has another chance in tomorrow‘s final. and she will play bela russian airyna sa balenka in the final tomorrow. sabalenka beat the polish former world number two aggie radwanska in three sets. pierre luigi collina — the former italian referee and head of fifa‘s referee committee — has suggested var should have helped england out when harry kane was apparently unfairly challenged during their first world cup gro

andy murray confirms he will make his competitive return from hip surgery at queens next week.in the next hour, a crucial game for england's rugby players and a stunning goal from game for england's rugby players and a stunning goalfrom ronaldo in the 2018 world cup. it is ronaldo. he has done it. he has only gone and done it. cristiano ronaldo! this 88th minute equaliser gave cristiano ronaldo a hat—trick as portugal drew 3—3 with spain. eddie done's england will try to avoid a fifth test defeat in a row when they face south africa. and 50 years on from sailing nonstop round the world we talk to sir robin knoxjohnston, in a force of nature in halfan knoxjohnston, in a force of nature in half an hour on bbc news. good afternoon welcome to bbc news. around 50 firefighters are still working to extinguish a significant fire at glasgow's world famous glasgow school of art. the alarm was raised after 11.00, the rennie mackintosh building was said to have been engulfed within flames. the scottish fire and rescue said the historic building has been damaged along with some surrounding

murray had surgery on his right hip injanuary and has since fallen to 156th in the world rankings.adrian mannarino, to qualify for the semi—finals of the queen's club championship. the serbian trailed mannarino in the first set but came back with a dominant performance, winning 7—5, 6—1. djokovic will face either france's jeremy chardy or american frances tiafoe in the last four. that's all the sport for now. you can catch some of today's biggest sport stories, including record—breaking win for alpha centauri at the coronotion stakes on the bbc sport website. our top story, the government's facing growing demands from business leaders, to ensure that it doesn't putjobs at risk if there's no brexit deal with the eu. the aircraft maker, airbus, has warned that it will reconsider its future here, if the uk leaves the single market and the customs union without a transition agreement. downing street said it was confident it would get a good deal. mark hooper comments by airbus main? andrew mair is the chief executive of midlands aerospace alliance — a regional aerospace body. good even

i will talk with senator murray about that. in the meantime we will work with y and t department toward the goal of making drug prices lower for american consumers. the record will remain open for 10 days. members may submit additional information for the record within that time. the health committee will meet again on tuesday, june 19 at hearing on the 340 drug pricing program. thank you for being here. the committee will stand adjourned. ru aring >> washington journal, like every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up, the bipartisan policy will top of ar 21% increase of the federal deficit. house leadership reporter and whiteherson house correspondent rosie gray previewed the political week ahead in washington. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> former secretary of state madeleine albright and tom daschle are among the speakers at a forum on u.s. global leadership and diplomacy. that is live at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. later in the day t

murray: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from washington. mrs. murray: i want to thank my colleague from virginia for his personal compelling reason why what the administration is doing is so wrong. that could happen to anyone and do hpen to everyone. and i so appreciate that and i want to thank my colleague from connecticut for bringing us together today to highlight this. there's so much going on in the country, and we don't want this to get lost because itill impact every single family, because we are here today to tuck about president trump's -- to talk about president trump's ongoing effort to sabotage health care for literally millions of families in our country. as we've talked about, last week the trump-pence administrion showednce again that there is no limit how low and how baseless they will go to appeal to extreme republican donors and their special interests. president trump's department of justice announced it will ignore years of precedent and abandon its duty to defur laws in court. it will abandon our laws that prevent insurers

and jamie murray as. and andy murray and bruno suarez. andy murray plays tomorrow. south coast, more cloud. that is tending to and break up. pollen levels, high and very high. moderate and low in scotland. through the day, cloud on the south—eastern quarter will tend to break up. sunshine will come through. highs in the low to mid—teens is. for the rest of the uk, cloud. temperatures will be lower. windy in the northern and western isles. showers and patchy light rain and drizzle in south—west england and south wales, northern ireland, and later, north—west england. through this evening and overnight, hanging on to the early evening sunshine in the south—eastern quarter and england. through the night, more cloud from the west moving across all areas and clearing scotland and also northern ireland. it will be a fresh night. under the cloud with spots of light rain, likely to have a muggy night in southern england. london, temperatures not dipping below 17-18. temperatures not dipping below 17—18. tomorrow, starting with bright skies and sunshine in the northern half