neal skupski and neal sku pski and wesley neal skupski and wesley koolof had gone close, just haven'that majortitle, now gone close, just haven't won that major title, now it is in their hands. talking of major titles and in the hands, we have to talk about alfie hewett and gordon reid because they have won their fifth wimbledon men's wheelchair doubles title together, beating their opponents in what was a thrilling final. the top seeds coming from behind to win 3—6, 6-0, 6-3. with seeds coming from behind to win 3—6, 6—0, 6—3. with injuries, they have barely played together this year and yet they are doubles champions again. it has been a busy day for alfie hewett and gordon reid. alfie hewett is into the men's singles final here as well. job done for him on the fourth match point in the end against his opponents. beating him in straight sets to reach that final on court 0ne. seven grand slam singles titles for alfie but this is the one that is missing. this is the one that he is desperate for and he will pray for it tomorrow. unfortunately, won't be against gordon reid, though, beca

neal skupski is here gate—crashing our programme but we are very happy to have you with us.h, can't really... can't get it into my head right now that i'm the men's doubles champion with wesley koolof. won it a couple of years ago in the mixed doubles for the last two years. to win a hat—trick of titles at wimbledon means the world to me. definitely hasn't sunk in yet but it is going to take a bit of time i think. we played very well today. it is nice to, kind of, play well in a final. finals are never easy, especially against these opponents. we've lost to them the last couple of times at the french open on clay, but grass is my surface. wesley seems to like it as well so it is nice to get our own back on those guys and take home the title. ., ., , back on those guys and take home the title. ., .,, , , , title. you with the top seeds, but there were _ title. you with the top seeds, but there were questions _ title. you with the top seeds, but there were questions about - title. you with the top seeds, butj there were questions about doing title. you with the top seeds, but

there was british success today as neal skupski won his first wimbledon mens double title.y koolhof beat marcel granollers and horacio zeballos in straight sets for their first grand slam together. skupski, who's won the mixed title for the last two years, is the first briton to have won both the mens and mixed doubles at wimbledon for nearly a century. there was also british success in the men's wheelchair doubles when alfie hewett and gordon reid won theirfifth wimbledon title together. in front of a packed court i, the top seeds came back from a set down to beat japan's takuya miki and tokito oda. alfie hewett will go for the men's singles wheelchair title tomorrow. in cycling, denmark'sjonas vingegaard still leads the tour de france, gaining just a second on stage ia in the alps, to extend his lead over tadej pogacar to ten seconds. the stage was won by carlos rodriguez who moves up to third overall. but defending champion vingegaard still wears the yellow jersey, benefitting from pogacar�*s bad luck after the slovenian was blocked by a photographer's motorbike when he

neal skupski, twice winning the mixed doubles here, won the men's doubles with his dutch partner wesand gordon reid. theirfifth delightful alfie hewett and gordon reid. their fifth wimbledon title together, alfie hewett is also true together, alfie hewett is also true to the singles final later on. but for she chopped value, at the table onto marketa vondrousova, the seventh women's champion here in a row, but even this unpredictable event has never seen an unlikely winner. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. exciting stuff. well, the men's final starts at 2pm today. hugh will have all the details on that, and the rest of today's sport, shortly. record temperatures are expected in parts of the us today as much of southern and central europe continues to experience an intense heatwave. officials on both sides of the atlantic are warning that the heat is posing serious health risks and causing wildfires. our correspondent joe inwood has more. 2000 people forced to flee their homes in the spanish canary islands. red alert in 16 italian cities. greek guardsmen struggling to stay standing. t

neal skupski is through to the final of the men's doubles with his partner wesley koolhof, sophie. time for a look at the weather. well, the wimbledon roof will get good use over the next few days. our weather pattern has been untouched for ages and there is no end in sight to the unsettled conditions. but rather than having shower clouds like these across the skies, we have something wetter and when they are on the way. it is this area of cloud developing to our southwest which is an area of low pressure that will deepen quickly overnight. through friday and saturday, it will bring rain northwards and eastwards across the uk, along with strong winds across parts of england and wales. overnight tonight, a few showers coming and going across scotland. some wet weather for northern ireland and a few splashes of rain for the north west of england and wales. but later in the night, we see some rain pushing into south—west england and southern parts of england. quite a mild night but tomorrow norman, we are looking at a zone of strong winds. the first batch could reach 50 miles an hour

neal skupski in the men�*s doubles. also alfie hewett and gordon reid in the wheelchair doubles. aussies again to have a chance of winning the series. but the tourists finished their 50 overs on a good total of 282 for seven. it was to be a nail—biting finish. nat sciver—brunt hit a century and needed a six with the final ball to win the match for england. but it wasn�*t to be and the aussies won byjust three runs. that defeat means that australia retain the ashes, as england can only draw the series now with victory in the final match in taunton tomorrow. some of the riders on the tour de france will be grateful that today is a rest day after a fan trying to take pictures on their phone caused a nasty crash on stage fifteen. if you watch just below the centre of your screen, you�*ll see the multiple crashes which happened when a fan�*s outstretched arm taking a selfie struck american rider sepp kuss. he then swerved starting a series of collisions. everyone was able to continue, but it prompted teams and organisers to plead with fans to take more care. wout poels won the stage.

as neal skupski, along with his partner, wesley koolhof, goes in the final of the men's doubles. on the table for novak djokovic. he dispatched jannik sinner in his way is the world number one carlos alcaraz. his last defeat coming in 2013's final against none other than andy murray, document reaching a fifth consecutive men's wimbledon final. djokovic will not be short of confidence, but his opponents carlos alcatraz will pose a stern challenge. he also made it through to the final with a straight sets victory as he defeated daniel medvedev. he will be playing his first ever wimbledon final, which is as he has always worked for. this dream for — as he has always worked for. this dream for me. — as he has always worked for. “in 3 dream for me, playing semi—final here, being able to play out the final hearing wimbledon, honestly i cannot believe it. all i can say is you know, i am going to enjoy this amazing moment for me, and it is time to keep dreaming. abs, amazing moment for me, and it is time to keep dreaming. pa. big amazing moment for me, and it is time to keep dreaming. a b

there will be a british hope in the semi finals of the men's doubles, as neal skupski, and his doublesavelin, as she threw a season's best of 41.06 metres. the victory comes ten years after arnold won her first world title, and it's great britain's fourth gold of the games. and finally, spare a thought for one security guard at wimbledon, who was the pantomine villain yesterday, forjust doing hisjob. he's also a petty officer the royal navy _ a handful of spectators thought they might have a special momento to take home with them, from daniil medvedev's win after a ball went into the crowd. but the security guard, insisted the ball, be thrown back onto court — cue the boos from the fans watching. it could be a superstitious or lucky ball, _ it could be a superstitious or lucky ball. so— it could be a superstitious or lucky ball, so sometimes the players want the ball— ball, so sometimes the players want the ball back. ball, so sometimes the players want the ball back-— the ball back. they don't know the difference- — the ball back. they don't know the difference. there _ the ball back.

neal skupski is looking good in the men's doubles, after he and his partner wesley koolhof won theirin de la puente and gustavo fernandez in straight sets. hewett and reid could face each other in the final of the singles if they both win their semi finals later today. the prince of wales has called footballer dele alli brave and inspirational for the way he's recently overcome addictions to sleeping pills and alcohol. the everton midfielder says he was struggling to cope with memories of a really difficult childhood when he says he was sexually abused aged six and dealing drugs aged eight. talking to gary neville, dele says he has recently went to rehab to get help. just tell us what has been happening with you in the last sort of six to 12 months. you say you're feeling good now but obviously it means that you weren't feeling well at a certain point. i was waking up every day and i was winning the fight, you know, going into training, smiling, showing that i was happy. but inside i was definitely losing the battle. so now is probably the right time for me to tell people what's been

talking of a hero's welcome, there was one last night for neal skupski, who won the men's doubles alongsideill hasn't really sunk in. it - followed him all the way. it still hasn't really sunk in. it has - followed him all the way. it still| hasn't really sunk in. it has been followed him all the way. it still. hasn't really sunk in. it has been a whirlwind of a few hours, really. played on saturday, when on centre court. dreams come true. me and wesley wanted to win a grand slam this year after winning summary titles last year. we didn't get a grand slam last year, but now we are grand slam last year, but now we are grand slam last year, but now we are grand slam champion it feels very special. a history major. i hope he gets onto the golf at hoylake. not too far from there. honorary guest now. that is on thursday as well. mike, thank you. the weather looked quite nice there. but matt has been telling us not to get too excited because there is quite a lot of the wet stuff in the forecast. there is. good morning. there is more rain to come. let's start again with the heat across parts of so