awaiting rafael nadal in the semifinals is nick kyrgios.ht sets he beat gillian cristian garin. nick kyrgios took care of him with age. now lined up are matched against rafael nadal who was previously beaten here at the all england club. in the women's draw the semi—final lineup is complete. simona halep one against the american 20 on seed and yet to drop a set at the championships. a slight wobble at the end of the second set but powering through in little over an hour. the 2019 champion looking formidable at the moment. and she will next play kazakhstan's elena rybakina, 17th seed who came from a set down to beat ajla tomljanovic, who got to the quarter—finals last year beating emma raducanu on the way at wimbledon. her wimbledon yet again and is with elena rybakina the 23 rolled into her first grandslam semi—final. you can keep up—to—date with rebels and on the bbc news website. 0r download the bbc news up which is where to go on the latest on the political turmoil in the uk. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us

set 6—1,5—2 up in the sonego, nadal took the first set 6—1, 5—2 up in the second sonego, nadal tookst set 6—1, 5—2 up in the second and really finding his best tennis at the right time. we will keep you updated on both of those matches, but for now back to the bbc sport centre. from tennis in southwest london to rugby union in south africa, where wales were denied a first—ever victory over the springboks in their homeland with the very last kick of a pulsating contest in pretoria. earlier, england's 30—28 defeat against 14—man australia was described as painful by head coach eddiejones, whilst ireland were well—beaten in new zealand. patrick gearey rounds up the action. nearly n early 450 0 nearly 4500 feet above sea level, up against the world on top of the world, wales could have been forgiven a little vertical. in pretoria, the errors then, oxygen is scarce gas no problem for lewis rees—zammit. he flew around the world champions, taking the flight twice in the first half, wales leading by 15 at the break. so south africa returned to what they are good at, master bulldozers. it is

we will never see a capacitor like rafa nadal, - pretty cool.y cool. we will never see a i capacitor like rafa nadal, he said he was anxious, could not have got more than one hour sleep, he was thinking about being wimbledon champion, losing the final. we got his insights about his bromance with novak djokovic. they have been sending messages on instagram. carrie asked will definitely be at the final on friday, will djokovic be there? cameron norrie stands on his way. the british fans have been getting in early for that one, can cameron norrie 12 in the world, what an astonishing rise he has had, kyrgios called his development in the same. like i said, he is the man who is going to try to stop novak djokovic winning four consecutive wimbledon titles, a tough task but he is such a consistent performer he will give it everything. a bit later on, the schedule has changed as you can expect, with nadal dropping out of the championship. let me take you to centre court. we have a women's doubles semifinal taking place. they are four—time grand slam win

game, set, match, nadal.g, but here i am and i'm happy for that. the fact is, rafael nadal had four hours and 21 minutes on court. that's enough to make anyone want to sit down. and he's hoping he'll be fit for his semifinal. he knows who's waiting... ..this man. nick kyrgios was largely in control of his quarterfinal and of himself. he beat cristian garin in straight sets. there may be many stories to come for kyrgios, but next, it's his first grand slam singles semifinal. in the women's singles, former champion simona halep and elena rybakina, who's never been this far in a grand slam, reached the semifinals. into the final of the mixed doubles, it's britain's neal skupski and his american partner desirae krawczyk. but we'll finish on court 2 and a close call — out. well, hawk—eye said in. britain'sjoe salisbury and american rajeev ram reacted with their own "you cannot be serious!" no way, man! are you going to turn it off? that's ridiculous! i'm not starting again until you turn it off. while hawk—eye sta

rafael nadal booked _ that was disrespectful. rafael nadal booked his _ that was disrespectful.at was disrespectful. rafael nadal booked his place in the | nadal booked his place in the second week of the tournament beating his opponent in straight sets stopping there was a big upset in the women's draw, eager biontech saw her winning streak come to a close -- iga winning streak come to a close —— iga swiatek. the 32—year—old says she is like a good wine that has aged well. sunday will seek scheduled to play at wimbledon. history is always being made around here. and you can keep up—to—date with all the latest action from wimbledon on the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston. from all of us here on the team, thanks for watching, goodbye. hello, there. part two of the weekend is looking fairly unsettled as well. we'll have more showers around, some of them could turn out to be quite heavy in places, maybe some rumbles of thunder. the winds light in the south, quite breezy across northern areas, and it's because we've got low pressure to the north of th

and an injured rafael nadal withdraws from wimbledon, missing an opportunity to achieve a new grand slamecord. hello and welcome to the programme. borisjohnson is no longer leader of the conservative party but he is still british prime minister, following an extraordinary day at westminster. about 12 hours ago he walked out of the door of number ten downing street to confirm he will resign as tory leader and that he intends to stay in charge until a successor is chosen. many of his colleagues, along with opposition parties, are deeply unhappy with that and have called on him to go immediately. remember, around this time yesterday mrjohnson was insisting he would not stand down. but after the avalanche of resignations over the past 48 hours, everything changed. our political editor chris mason begins our coverage. at breakfast time there was talk of a constitutional crisis, a prime minister who wouldn't budge, and more and more ministers resigning. butjust after 9:00am, news borisjohnson would resign today. this, the most powerful street in the country, suddenly packed. those arriving for

para uno de ellos, nadal dijo este jueves que debido a una lesiÓn de hasta 7 minimetros en uno de sus>> ellos juegan en otro nivel, y en otra liga. la exigencia es distinta, muy difÍcil compararlo, pero amÉrica comparte los mismos principios que real madrid. pero chicas, regresango a la tras... yo si tengo una lesiÓn como nadal de siete minimetros me tengo que cuidar todo el aÑo. >>> jugÓ forzado el partido de cuartos de final ante (nombre en inglÉs) ganÓ porque es un guerrero pero fue inteligente para evitar males mayores. >>> gracias. nacho. (comerciales). >>> abrimos este segmento para todos los fanÁticos de la realidad virtual meta abre una nueva plataforma para que todos se conecten sin tener que usar sus credenciales de facebook. >>> asÍ lo indicÓ mark zuckerberg indicando que podrÁn ingresar a la nueva real madrid v utilizando cuentas de meta y asÍ le permitirÁ utilizar sus abatares virtuales. y esta realidad que persiste entre los bomberos de san josÉ que hasta puede cruzar fronteras. >>> acaban que donar un cargamento de hasta un millÓn de dÓlares que incluyen mÁscaras de are

right away, what does this mean for nadal�*s career? i what does this mean for nadal's career?e was so close, just two games away from potentially yet another grand slam victory, and another grand slam victory, and a potential showdown with djokovic or the home favourite cameron norrie looming in the final if you get your kyrgios, but if he feels he had to pull out a day before a game, instead of living into the last minute, to see if you have recovered, there is no doubt he is not in physical shape to play, to disappointment for him and his fans but hopefully he will be back.— will be back. mark, i want to turn to another— will be back. mark, i want to turn to another issue - will be back. mark, i want to turn to another issue that. will be back. mark, i want to| turn to another issue that has beenin turn to another issue that has been in the headlines in some shape orform at been in the headlines in some shape or form at wimbledon, been in the headlines in some shape orform at wimbledon, and thatis shape orform at wimbledon, and that is the fact that campaigners at wimbledon

story, going with serve in the first set, nadal up.t, curious trying to reach beyond the quarterfinals for the first time in a slam. tsitsipas in control at the moment, you can watch that live across the bbc. and again, ourtop you can watch that live across the bbc. and again, our top story tonight, iga swiatek, the world number one, the top seed, is out, as is coco gauff, as is patrick a we have a sunday for the first time schedule to it when the's history were going to see both heather watson and cameron norrie in the men's and ladies�* singles here, cover it that tomorrow. unfortunately katie boater and liam brodie's wimbledon have come to an end. now for the weather. it has been another day of sunny spells and big shower clouds delivering some drenching downpour is. through the evening, some rain to clearfrom the is. through the evening, some rain to clear from the southeast of england. forshowers to clear from the southeast of england. for showers overnight around western coastal fringes, especially northern ireland, parts of nort

he needs to win two more to win rafa nadal.the next two months, that another three months down the drain as well. so it is an extraordinary situation, really. i think we he will play until a 100 years older if that's what it takes to been done that when the record. do you still think you will get the? bearing in mind that nadal is in physical shape at the moment. i physical shape at the moment. i do. i do think physical shape at the moment. i do. i do think you _ physical shape at the moment. i do. i do think you will _ physical shape at the moment. i do. i do think you will find _ physical shape at the moment. i do. i do think you will find a _ physical shape at the moment. i do. i do think you will find a way - physical shape at the moment. i u i do think you will find a way to do it even with his problems with the vaccination is that i think you will find a way. he is too good not to. and i think he wants it more than anyone else on the planet. extraordinary if we are talking about a fifth consecutive victory next day. we wi

and an injured nadal pulls out of wimbledon. us on bbc news for continued analysis from our correspondents in the uk and around the world. welcome to bbc news at ten. borisjohnson is no longer leader of the conservative party, but he's still prime minister and he intends to stay in charge until a successor is chosen. mrjohnson, who announced his departure, delivered a statement outside number ten downing street in which he blamed the "herd instinct" of conservative mps forforcing him out. many of his colleagues, along with opposition parties, are deeply unhappy with his plans to stay on as prime minister over the summer, and they've called on him to go immediately. but mrjohnson has gone ahead and filled vacant posts in his cabinet, appointing six new members. greg clark has become the new levelling—up secretary, james cleverly�*s gone to education, robert buckland has become the new welsh secretary, shailesh vara to the northern ireland office, kit malthouse has been appointed to the cabinet office, and andrew stephenson is an

he chases a 21st grand slam title to be just one off rafa nadal. tournament so far and raised eyebrows when talking about drinking magic potions. then the australian nick kyrgios is playing his first ever grand slam final. he is widely viewed as one of the most gifted players in tennis but is on court antics often dominate discussion more than his tennis. he has had three days off because of rafael nadal�*s withdrawal and his route to the final has not been without controversy. he is the most find a player of the tournament and faces allegations of assault in australia. djokovic and kyrgios have played each other twice before, kyrgios winning both. the of cambridge are here for the hotly anticipated final they have brought prince george. could they celebrated british winner? alfie hewett is in the men's wheelchair singles final and is currently one setup on court number three, that the men's singles finals will plan at the most attention and in just one hour, finals will plan at the most attention and injust one hour, will be see the fireworks we e

and a smash that goes wide hands rafa nadal a place in the men's quarterfinals at wimbledon.e bbc news channel, jonny bairstow holds the key for england as they prepare to chase victory against india on day five at edgbaston. good evening. police in chicago have confirmed that six people have died and 2a are injured in hospital after a gunman opened fire, during a 4th ofjuly independence day parade. the gunman is said to be still at large, armed and dangerous. the parade event in a chicago suburb — highland park — descended into chaos as the gunman hidden on a rooftop opend fire with a high powered rifle. 0ur north america correspondent nomia iqbal has the latest. the independence day parade had just started. americans in this wealthy chicago suburb were out in the sunshine, celebrating the day their country became an independent nation. gunshot are you kidding me right now? ten minutes in, shots rang out. let's go! there was confusion and panic. people moved quickly for safety. i remember hearing shootings, going, like, "tsh—tsh—tsh—tsh—tsh." and then reloading, then again.

rafael nadal is out.has injury and sa it doesn't make sense to continue. >> let's continue our coverage of boars johnson's decision to stand down as leader of the consertive party, and stand down as prime minister as well. in the last few minutes, sebastian payne h been reporting that the conservative parties intends to install a new uk prime minister by early september. when the house of commons returns from the mid summer break. that is according to mps with knowledge of the plans, sebastian says. we also have this. from a correspondent, he says that shane, one of the main suppliers, tells us that johnson intends to continue his mp after leaving downing street. our political editor has the latest on another day of political upheaval in westminster. >> at breakfast time, there was talk of a constitutional crisis. a prime minister who wouldn't budge, and more and more ministers resigning. just after 9:00, new -- news came that fourth charts would resigned today. this, the most powerful street in the count

tennis superstar rafael nadal pulled out of his upcoming semifinal match at wimbledon today.blems started when nadal tore a muscle in mise abdomen early in the tournament, aggravated it yet in the quarter finals. his family urged him to stop in a medical time out but he played on to win. today he decided he couldn't keep going. athletes to civil rights leaders, 17 americans received the nation's highest civilian honor. ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition... ...or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take breztri more than prescribed. breztri may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,... ...problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. ...problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. and it's

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i believe he made it all the way to the quarterfinals and then lost to rafael nadal. so if he does win, it could be a rematch in the making. >> we will see. >> all right. >>> coming up, this happened in florida. a woman following behind her husband driving himself and three children when his pickup truck is struck by a bolt of lightning. you see it there. >> wow, that is incredible video. >>> but first, the parents of nfl star demaryius thomas opening up for the first time since his death last year. that's next. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues this from our abc stations. scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want t

rafa nadal is out. nick kyrgios — worse and worse. rafa nadal is out.yrgios is into the men's i worse and worse. rafa nadal is out. nick kyrgios is into the men's final. nick kyrgios is into the men's final at wimbledon. sky news chief political correspondentjohn craig says that borisjohnson's pps says he will continue as an mp after leaving downing street. there had been some speculation that once the prime minister was no longer prime minister he might not want to be a backbench mp, but for the moment, james dandridge, one of his closest allies, is saying he will continue on the backbenches. joining me now is the conservative mp sir bob neill, chair of the commonsjustice committee. thank you forjoining me on bbc news. my committee. thank you for “oining me on sac news.— on bbc news. my pleasure. i'll start with the same _ on bbc news. my pleasure. i'll start with the same question _ on bbc news. my pleasure. i'll start with the same question i'm - on bbc news. my pleasure. i'll start with the same question i'm asking l with the same question i'm askin

and week two of wimbledon gets underway, with rafa nadal hoping to book a place in the quarterfinals. and welcome. a 22—year—old is to appear before a judge in denmark accused of killing three people in a shooting in the capital copenhagen on sunday afternoon. several other people were hurt in the attack on the country's biggest shopping centre, three of them are said to be in a critical condition. police say they're still trying to determine a motive but haven't ruled out terrorism. azadeh moshiri reports. people fleeing the people fleeing the sound people fleeing the sound of people fleeing the sound of gunfire ina shopping gunfire in a shopping centre. while many ran out to safety, some were told to stay put until the police could tell them it was safe to come out. but for several others, it was simply too late. they were killed during the shooting. translation: we are focusing on whether this act was done by the suspect alone or if it was done with others. there is no indication it's been done by several people. we can also say the information we can give you here is somewhat unce

nadal first won wimbledon in 2008, then again in 2010.grand slam final. cameron norrie looked fit and well on the practice courts preparing for the biggest match of his life, the semifinal that remains against novak djokovic, who's perfectly familiar with these occasions. and remember, he's chasing nadal�*s all—time record of grand slam titles. rafa nadal will be 37 next summer. does he, do we, dare look that far ahead? joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. well, history was made here on centre court yesterday, as tunisian ons jabeur became the first arab player to reach a grand slam singles final in the open era. she beat german tatjana maria in the women's semifinals in three sets. the pair are good friends, and often stay at each other�*s houses when on the tour, but it was the world number two jabeur that came through. and she will face elena rybakina in the final. playing for the first time on centre court, she beat the 2019 champion simona halep for the first time in her career. at 23 years old, she becomes the youngest wimbledon women's

. >>> rafael nadal was in position to contest for his first wimbledon tight utle in a decad. >>> the giants offense was nowhere to be found in san diego tonight. the pitching was stellar enough to send the game to extras in san diego. we have the highlights coming up next. >>> and here are tonight's guests on the late show with stephen colbert. representative alexandria ocasio-cortez and a performance by jimmie allen. >>> a big reason why the giants have not been as good as they were last year, you can point directly to success in one-run games. it was 31 and 17 in games decided by a lone run. they had a 10 and 16 record this year in those same clutch situations. that is some foreshadowing tonight against the padres at petco park. great outing for logan webb. this, his lone mistake. that's manny machado sending it on a ride to left. the 13th of the year for machado. fifth inning and a scary scene. this is popped up to shallow left. cj abrams makes a great grab, but it's overshadowed by the collision. look at abrams' knee hitting profar in the neck. leaving on a stretcher but dig sidi

. >>> tennis star rafael nadal is out at wimbledon.hampion withdrew because of a torn abdominal muscle that he suffered earlier in the tournament. the 36-year-old aggravated it during wednesday's quarterfinal victory that lasted more than four hours. nadal was supposed to face unseeded australian nick krygios in the semifinals. he advances to his first major final on sunday. >>> up next, remembering a big-screen legend. we will look back at james caan's roles in some of hollywood's most iconic movies. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> for the first time since the start of the pandemic, the famous running of the bulls returned to pamplona, spain. thousands were chased through the streets of the city yesterday. >>> and we are mourning the loss of one of the true greats in the acting world. for six decad

i au5tralia then rafa nadal wins it. i can't imagine he wasn't affected.obably train the same way. i think it caught up to him at the french where he lost to rafa. i think you got tired. he came through again. that shows you how tough he is because he is able to put that aside, in addition to the fact that a lot of the time i think it is unfair, but he doesn't get the crowd support. that's all the sport for now. there's build—up to liverpool and manchester united'5 friendly in bangkok, which kicks—off in the next 20 minutes, on the bbc sport website with live text commentary. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. there will be more from me throughout the afternoon. holly, thank you. many parts of western europe are being hit by record—breaking high temperatures. as we've been hearing, here the met office has issued an extreme weather notice for this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach in excess of 35 degrees celsius. in portugal, where the temperature has hit the mid—405, a state of alert has been declared. the portuguese prime minister, antonio co5ta, has warn

he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of nadal's record of 22.ing in sunday's final will be nick kyrgious who had friday off. nadal withdrawn because of the a domino injury which means kyrgios did not have to play on friday. before that, we havehe women's final. ons jabeur chasing history. the world number two hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she will be facing elena ryba kina, also in her first grand slam final at the age of 23. whatever happens, we will have a first time grand slam winter at the women's final. at the moment, it is too tough to call which way it will go. laura: before we go tonight, walking the dog has been redefined. meet tom and his dog savanna who over seven years walked a whopping 30,000 miles over mountains, deserts and oceans. tom becoming the 10th person ever to walk around the world. savannah is the first talk to do so. she gets the bragging rights and i hope she gets an awful lot of treats. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you for watching "bbc world news narrator: fundin

favor of aslan in the second round. meanwhile, the current legends of world tennis spain with rafa nadal resumed training after tearing his abdominal muscles at wimbledon. a few weeks ago, he went to a portion of the academy in mallorca and even beforehand plans to perform in montreal at the masters series tournament, which will be held on august 7-14, the nadali team has allegedly booked hotel rooms in the canadian city. two-time olympic champion japanese yuzuru hani announced his retirement, he announced this decision at a special press conference in tokyo hanyuf. said he planned to retire after the olympics pyunchhane, however, he held out until beijing as he continued to concentrate on the results. now look 27 its first gold. i took it back in sochi 8 years ago in korea 4 years later, a japanese. he repeated his success, but in beijing he could no longer miss. even in the top three, he is a two-time world champion, the winner of the team tournament as part of the japanese team and the champion of the four continents of the twentieth year. farewell to the former football player and co

nadal says his abdominal injury got too painful.dvances to sunday's final amid a storm of controversy. he's accused of assault in his native australia and was fined for spitting and swearing at wimbledon. >>> tributes are pouring in this morning for an american original. actor james caan. his career spanning six decades. will ganss takes a look back. >> reporter: he's the man behind misery. >> i don't want to -- >> reporter: the crew from "elf." >> we should call security. >> good idea. i like to whisper too. >> reporter: -- says james caan went by a different name. >> jimmy the dream. >> jimmy the dream. >> when anyone says to you what was james caan like to work with i want immediately to come into your head jimmy the dream? he was a dream. >> reporter: born in new york city in 1940, his father, a butcher who escaped nazi germany, james caan got his start on the small screen in 1961 in an episode of "naked city." >> we said we would get you a doctor, didn't we? what do you want to carry on like that for? >> reporter: his career wo

rafael nadal dealt with a stomach injury. even left the court at one point. american taylor fritz tried to pull the upset off. fritz led two sets to one, but a fifth set tie break, and finally gained the upper hand. here is the point of the match. it took 4 hours and 21 minutes, but nadal is moving on to the semifinals where he will play nick kyrgios. amanda faced simona halep in the far court. halep beat her in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4, and advances to the semis. >>> as we go back to you in san francisco, yeah, yeah, yeah, those tennis players, they play on grass. but look at us. we're on a beach in south lake tahoe. can't get any better than that. >> i was going say. i think you've earned some well-deserved little vacation time. not that you're on vacation. but you deserve to be in a nice, pretty place right now. >> all right, thanks, vern. >>> up next, inflation has finally arrived at costco's food court. now what everyone wants to know, will this affect the hot dog combo? >>> and coming up on our streaming service, "cbs news bay area," the 24th season of "

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rafael nadal has withdrawn from wimbledon after failing to recover from an abdominal injury.you can imagine, i am here because i have to pull out from the tournament now. as everybody saw yesterday, i have been suffering with the pain with the pain in the abdominal. i know something was not ok there, as yesterday i said. and, yeah, that's confirmed. i have a tear in the muscle, in the abdominal, so the communication is too late. because even like that, i was thinking through the whole day about the decision to make, but i think it's... yeah, i think it don't make sense to go. and even if i try it, a lot of times during my career, to keep going under very tough circumstances, in that one, i think it's obvious that if i keep going, the injury's going to be worse and worse. disappointing news for his fans there. 0n the court at wimbledon, it was the women's semifinals. tunisia's 0ns jabeur has become the first arab and first african woman to reach the wimbledon final. she clinched her spot with a three—set victory over tatjana maria on centre court. she won 6—2, 3—6, 6—1. the wo

that's exactly what rafael nadal showed here on thursday on centre court.postponed in 2020 and he missed wimbledon entirely last year. but he's finding his feet underneath the grass. again, he may have dropped a set against ricardas berankis, but his hopes of winning a third wimbledon title continue in this extraordinary year, where he's already won the french open and, before that, the australian open. his biggest fan is the world number one, iga swiatek. she survived a big scare and also progressed to the third round. thursday's stand—out result here — for the british fans, at least — involved home favourite katie boulter. at 25 years old, her career plagued by injuries. she's now ranked outside the top 100. she knocked out last year's beaten finalist, karolina pliskova, the biggest win of boulter�*s life. she's never reached the third round of a grand slam until now. after the match, she dedicated her win to her grandma, who died only two days ago. and also worth keeping an eye out for two former champions looking very good — simona halep is through to t

and think to be a djokovic or nadal, he will need to keep this in check.s own box that much. >> not that much. but the thing is, it was a great match. through the first three and a half sets. unfortunately he got in his own head and he choked and double faulted yet and in the fourth set tiebreaker, and just lost it and calling the match with john mcenroe known for his outbursts, right. but as mcenroe explained yesterday, when he had outbursts, he did it strategically. and it helped him. it wasn't the case yesterday with the outburst getting in the way of him. but i get mcenroe, some crazy, crazy outbursts. perhaps the most famous, coming on the same court at the all england club. >> you can't be serious, man. can you not be serious. that ball was on the line. chalk flew up. it was clearly in. how you could possibly call that out. how many have you missed? he's walking over and everyone knows it is -- in this whole stadium and you call it out. explain that to me, will you. >> failure, obviously. it is a way of dealing with the stress. and let's not forget h

and on monday, the fourth round matches continue when we see rafael nadal, simona halep, and, beforey's report. those results through already. we don't have time to go through them now. it is quite a sum of sport. wimbledon there. we have european women's football championship starting on wednesday. but perhaps the jewel in the sporting crown is an event that's been taking place in a field in southwest england, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. music: the chain by fleetwood mac. this is where horticulture meets motor racing. a sort of high—speed gardening, if you will. how else can you put it than ready, steady, mow? these are the lawnmower world championships, an annual event that dates back nearly half a century, which would be an awful lot of cut grass, except they take the blades out, just to be on the safe side. there are enough crazy people out there who want to jump on a mower, tweak it up and go hurtling around a field during the summer months, and long may it last. there are various different categories of lawnmower. some are bigger than others. but this is fundamentally a

nadal picked up an injury in the second set and struggled with his movement for long periods, but heof moments i was thinking maybe i will not be able to finish the match but i don't know, the court today, the energy, something else so yeah, thanks for that. so nadal will play nick kyrgios, who is through to his first grand slam singles semifinal after beating chile's cristian garin in straight sets. the victory comes a day after kyrgios was summoned to appear in a canberra court next month on an alleged common assault charge. in the women's draw, 2019 champion simona halep is through to the semi—finals after another rapid victory. she beat amanda anisimova in straight sets, 6—2, 6—a. next she'll face kazakhstan's elena rybakina, who beat ajla tomljanovic. triathlon has become the first british sport to establish a new open category in which transgender athletes will have to compete. the british triathlon federation confirmed that for athletes over the age of 12 competitive women's events will be reserved "for those who are of female sex at birth". the policy will begin from the star

he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of rafael nadal�*s record of 22.s that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off, he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, ons jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing kazakhstan's elena rybakina, also in herfirst grand slam final at the age of 23 — whatever happens we will have a first time grand slam winner in the women's final, at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. now, two notebooks written by the british naturalist charles darwin, which were returned anonymously to cambridge university 20 years after they disappeared, are to go on display for the first time this century. the small books are filled with ideas and drawings which would eventually become part of darwin's landmark work on evolution, on the origin of species. they will be part of an exhibition opening this weekend. the books were returned in ma

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he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of rafael nadal�*s record of 22.al injury means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off, he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, ons jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing kazakhstan�*s elena rybakina, also in herfirst grand slam final at the age of 23 — whatever happens we will have a first time grand slam winner in the women's final, at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. and there's just time to tell you about a condor chick in peru who's been rescued, after locals found him in a bad condition. the eight—month—old condor was suffering from malnutrition when it was discovered in peru's ancash region. residents there failed to revive him and took him to a recovery centre. he'll be released back into the wild after rehabilitation. the condor is the largest flying bird in peru and one of the biggest on

women's euros at old trafford coming up on the bbc news channel, it took more than four hours but rafa nadalugh to the wimbledon semifinals, as his bid for a calendar grand slam continues. good evening from downing street, where borisjohnson is tonight being urged to resign by some of his most senior colleagues, who believe he has clearly lost the confidence of most of his mps. mrjohnson has been inside number ten meeting cabinet colleagues — some of whom still believe he should stay, but most are convinced his time is up. a short while ago, michael gove, one of the government's most prominent members, was sacked by mrjohnson. nadhim zahawi, who was appointed as chancellor last night, is believed to be among those who want mrjohnson to step aside, as are grant shapps and priti patel — key allies of the prime minister until today. at least 43 ministers and aides have left the government since yesterday, when sajid javid and rishi sunak resigned from the cabinet. mrjohnson told mps earlier today he would not resign, and the message from number ten tonight is that he fully intends fulfil the ma

he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of rafael nadal is a record of 22.means that the kyrgios didn't have to play on friday, with three days off he will play djokovic on sunday. before that we have the women's final, 0ns jabeur chasing history, the third seed here, the world number two, hoping to become the first african and arab player to win a grand slam in the open era. she'll be facing elena rybakina, also in herfirst grand slam final at the age of 23, whatever happens we will have a first timne grand slam winner in the women's final at the moment it is too tough to call which way it's going to go. thank you for that. plenty online as always. if you are on my get me on social media. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. it was a very warm day on friday. temperatures touched 29 celsius across south east england. and this weekend, more of the same, a lot of sunshine around. it's going to stay dry away from the far northwest of scotland. and it's all down to this area of high pressure, which will be sitting out towards the west of the uk to start the w

rafa nadal has returned to training after a break. we are from a belly obtained on mumbledoni a few weeks ago. he entered the court of his academy in mallorca and previously even plans to play monreale at the masters series tournament, which will be held august 7-14, the nadali team has allegedly booked hotel rooms in the canadian city. two-time olympic champion japanese chuzuru hanyu announced his retirement, he announced this decision at a special press conference in tokyo kanyus. he said that he planned to end his career after the olympic games in kenichkan. however, he lasted until five, but as he continued to concentrate on the results. now yuzuru 27 has his first gold. he also took sochi 8 years ago in korea 4 years later japanese. he repeated his success, but in beijing he could no longer, not even getting into the top three hainu, a two-time world champion, winner of the team tournament as part of the japanese national team, the champion of the four continents of the twentieth year. in the manege of the spartak football academ

rafael nadal has nothing left to prove.more grand slam titles than any other man in this sport. but it's that will to win that has pushed him through to the semifinals here at wimbledon and that same tireless will that could cost him a shot at another title. >> and yet again rafael nadal finds a way. >> reporter: rafael nadal once again on his way to the top. the 22-time major champion just narrowly knocking out american hopeful taylor fritz in yesterday's wimbledon quarterfinals in london. >> a huge well-deserved round of applause for this american. >> reporter: in a nail-biting tiebreak after more than four hours of play, nadal fighting through abdominal issues, taking a medical time-out earlier in the match, clearly in pain, his serving, which typically reaches 120 miles an hour -- >> average speeds way down. >> reporter: -- barely going above 100. >> i had to find a way to serve different. for a lot of moments i was thinking, maybe i will not be able to finish the match. >> reporter: the spaniard making clear he's not s

in 2014, before he played rafael nadal, he said that he was in the pub. does turn, and if djokovic is in charge, what will we see from nick kyrgios. he has the talent to win this match. keep we see from nick kyrgios. he has the talent to win this match.— talent to win this match. keep your cool, ou talent to win this match. keep your cool. you can _ talent to win this match. keep your cool, you can head _ talent to win this match. keep your cool, you can head to _ talent to win this match. keep your cool, you can head to the pub - talent to win this match. keep your| cool, you can head to the pub later. we have had the weather in london, the weather on the coast, and the weather in yorkshire, but here's the weather in yorkshire, but here's the weather everywhere else. it's been the hottest day of the year so far in scotland, more cloud in northern ireland, but it is hotter yesterday in england and wales, temperatures properly making 29 or 30 degrees. the heat is under the area of high pressure, will have sun sign today, not much happening overnight, tempe

rafael nadal un interesante obstáculo para meterse en semifinales. >> para de esta manera estar entreloste jueves las entradas de este amistoso internacional estarán a la venta a través de la plataforma ticketmaster. para preparar la copa del mundo tiene tiempo de sobra. >> tendremos muchos compañeros apoyando tanto la selección azteca como colombia. no le quita ese sabor a un partido que estamos comentando estamos viviendo. >> no te miento el estómago se le revuelve. la ido a ningún partido esta sería la oportunidad perfecta >> la probabilidad de que uno u otro vale está muy parejo. >> colombia no está en el mundial podríamos decir por eso méxico es favorito. plantilla con jugadores muy válidos. veremos sihay alguna puesta con libertad. >> (comerciales) >> impactantes imágenes donde un grupo de agentes se acercan inmigrantes y le piden documentos. más información que tenemos preparada. los esperamos. ( mÚsica ) ( mÚsica ) lo tenÍan en la mira y no dispararon, un policÍa apuntaba al asesino en uvalde y n disparÓ, la universidad de texa seÑala tres oportunidade perdidas para detener la ma

so he's one behind raphael nadal. but there's a bit of a problem. his hands are currently tight because of the pandemic. so because of his vaccine status, he can take part in a lot of major championships. so people are saying that the next one he probably could take a pot in would be the french open next year because he has been very adamant that he won't get vaccinated for him. his body autonomy over his body is a lot more important. ok, and they want to talk, you. thank you very much. from d. w. sports. i is reminder of our top story. russia has apparently launched missiles strike that hit an apartment block in ukraine's dawn. yet region authorities say more than 15, people are dead and many more are missing. under the rubble. you're watching dw news live from burning. coming up next is dafoe taking a look at the story over to leon, community seeking compensation for the devastation caused by a european firms toxic waste. i'm regina mohammed, thanks for watching season of i imagine how many portion of lunch us heard out in the world climate change