but in dark blue here, britain'sjohanna konta beat talented naomi osaka in straight sets.ave the shocks for another court. this one was konta's. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. this is southern spain. wintry weather has been causing problems in the mediterranean. this picture from the mediterranean. this picture from the south—east spain is an example of the scenes we have been seeing. winter really has taken hold across many parts of continental europe. these are the afternoon highs this afternoon gci’oss these are the afternoon highs this afternoon across many central and eastern areas temperatures will not get above freezing. as areas of low pressure m ove get above freezing. as areas of low pressure move into the cold air gci’oss pressure move into the cold air across south—eastern spain and also as we saw earlier on italy, we have seen some significant snowfall and there is the more of that to come. back home, high pressure is in charge. for others that means more on the way of quiet weather. some of us on the way of quiet weathe

but in dark blue here, britain'sjohanna konta beat talented naomi osaka in straight sets. at the weather. here's ben rich. this is southern spain. wintry weather has been causing problems in the mediterranean. this picture from the mediterranean. this picture from the south—east spain is an example of the scenes we have been seeing. winter really has taken hold across many parts of continental europe. these are the afternoon highs this afternoon across many central and eastern areas temperatures will not get above freezing. as areas of low pressure m ove get above freezing. as areas of low pressure move into the cold air across south—eastern spain and also as we saw earlier on italy, we have seen some significant snowfall

the world number nine will now face japanese teenager naomi osaka. watson against an opponent 60 places above her in the world rankings — she beat home favourite and 18th seed sam stosur in three sets. up next is americanjennifer brady. naomi broady couldn't join her though. she took the first set against another australian daria gavrilova, but eventually lost after a gruelling third and deciding set — 3—6, 6—4, 7—5 the final score. in the men's draw, kyle edmund beat colombia's santiago hiraldo in straight sets, taking just under two hours to do it. he'll face 30th seed pablo carreno busta next. british athletics say they are confused as to why david weir has used social media to criticise them today. the six—time paralympic champion voiced his frustration with the governing body saying he doesn't want to race for his country again. but this morning, on twitter, weir wrote, "i have been let down again. today is the day i officially retire from gb i will never put a shirt on again. thanks british athletics. what a joke." weir had won four gold medals

the british number one will now face japanese teenager naomi osaka next.the rfu are investigating a complaint from sale that one of their own team — understood to be tom arscott, seen here in the blue — passed information to the bristol camp ahead of a narrow defeat this month. seven sports are attempting to challenge uk sport's decision not to fund their programmes for the tokyo olympics and paralympics in 2020. badminton is among five sports which were funded for rio 2016 challenging the decision made in december. that's all the sport for now, victoria. thank you. this programme has learnt that there are still families struggling with debt after having their tax credits wrongly stopped by concentrix, a company employed by the government to reduce benefit fraud. the american firm has also been criticised in a report out today by the national audit office. it says concentrix did not have enough staff to handle all the calls from people finding out they were having their tax credits cut off. in one week alone in august the company missed 19,000 calls. we fi

she beatjapan's naomi osaka in straight sets and will face caroline wozniacki next.ut. and after three early wickets england's bowlers fight to contain india's batsmen in the second one—day international in pune. i'll be back with more on those stories. the latest crime figures for england and wales show there were 3.6 million cases of fraud and two million computer misuse offences in the 12 months to end of september 2016. the latest crime figures for england and wales show it's the first full year when the offences have been included in the crime survey. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw is here. let's talk about those fraud figures first of all. 3.6 million cases in the 12 months to the end of last september. yes, this is the first time we have had an annualfigure forfraud time we have had an annualfigure for fraud offences estimated by the survey, for fraud offences estimated by the survey, a for fraud offences estimated by the survey, a survey of householders in england and wales. these include offences which are not reported to police. we cannot say whe

konta had a comfortable win over japan's naomi osaka, and will face former world number one carolinen the match from the very beginning and to dictate and impose myself on her. if i was giving her any breathing room or opportunity, she was going to become more and more dangerous, so i tried to make sure that didn't happen. after getting the break in the first set i did a good job and i got the momentum a bit. there was bad news too forjamie murray. he and brazilian doubles partner bruno soares were knocked out in the men's doubles first round by americans sam querrey and donald young. the defending champions and second seeds lost in straight sets. england's steady progress has been halted by the loss of quick wickets in the second one day international against india at cuttack. fast bowler chris woakes reduced india to 25 for three but yuvraj singh and skipper ms dhoni both made centuries as india set a target of 382. in reply, england were 128 for i butjoe root, jason roy and ben stokes went in quick succession. england, now 206 for 5 after 31 of their 50 overs, needing victory to a