rafael nadal and nick kyrgios, bad blood between these two and the list is nick kyrgios was up to his like to mix things up on the court and did so once again. there it goes and underarm serve and is currently one set all at the moment between these two. it was my found the ballot in the first set, nick kyrgios hit back, these pictures five all now, level taking in the ferret as he now plenty of feel that the tv still with my found the doll criticising showing him a lack of respect and nick kyrgios called him super salty in a podcast but as we know he's not the only controversial australian in this draw we saw bernard tomic in the opening round and he has been find his full match fee, £45,000 he got for appearing in the first round but for appearing in the first round but for not showing his absolute best he's been find about that full feed baby wimbledon authorities and it's not the first time been accused of tanking as it's called on court and he's done so again as his tournament and with that fine. cell fascinating stuff obviously on centre court. there have been some big going on

nick kyrgios and rafael nadal, it was their seventh meeting.ng to get underarm and perhaps trying to get under the 18 time grand slam champion's skin. it didn't

nick kyrgios and rafael nadal, it was their seventh meeting.uing with the umpire, serving underarm and perhaps trying to get underarm and perhaps trying to get under the 18 time grand slam champion's skin. it didn't work, the dial winning champion's skin. it didn't work, the dialwinning infour champion's skin. it didn't work, the dial winning in four sets. i'm happy 110w. “ dial winning in four sets. i'm happy now. -- the dial. sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on court and it's amazing how good he is able to play, you know, so if he's able forget about all this stuff, potentially his a grand slam winner. i can't be too disappointed, a couple of points here or there, he'sa a couple of points here or there, he's a champion. he played well and he's a champion. he played well and he knows what's going on, that's why he knows what's going on, that's why he is one of the greatest areas. —— there is. on to cricket and west indies have ended their world cup campaign with a win. in the women's, angeli kober is out, —— angelique kerber, 6—2

it is rafael nadal and the outspoken australian nick kyrgios. tralian nick kyrgioslj rafael nadal and the outspoken australian nick kyrgios. i am not sure that me and rafael nadal could go down to the dog and fox and have a beer together. buti go down to the dog and fox and have a beer together. but i don't know him at all. i know him as a tennis player, and i just him at all. i know him as a tennis player, and ijust don't... know, i don't know him very well. i mean, we have a mutual respect, but that's about it, i think. back to football, and wednesday was the first of two rest days at the africa cup of nations ahead of the knockout stage which gets underway on friday. the tournament has been hailed as a success so far, largely due to the quality of the pitches. the bbc‘s piers edwards has been taking a closer look at the playing fields of egypt. at the last nations cup, the state of this pitch was heavily blamed by several coaches for causing injuries to players. fast forward two years, and the story is very different. great pitch. it's like pl

it is one set apiece between nick kyrgios and rafael nadal.interesting indeed. nick kyrgios spent the night last night in the local pub and played like it in the first set but he has been swearing and shouting at the umpire, really winding up rafael nadal, especially with an underarm serve, but the crowd and us are simply loving it. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. the weather hasn't disappointed so farand the weather hasn't disappointed so far and hopefully no more than the odd shower before the end of the first week. however it is far more than sunny, we have cloud and rain which will make its way southwards to the rest of the uk as well. as we go through this evening and overnight it will continue to bring rain to the north and west, but as that cloud filters southwards it should not be as chilly as it was last night. quite cool in parts of wales, 11 and 12s. the weather front is still in the north tomorrow, bringing some rain, the sunshine in the south. strong sunshine and high levels of pollen. those to be aware of i

we have ralph on the dial against nick kyrgios, you might remember it was nick kyrgios that beats found3, it was a few mind games with my found that out campaigning for the umpire that nick kyrgios had taken a toilet break but, in the second set at the moment, it is an nick kyrgios who is on top. he needs three games as you can see there just on a break at the moment. sheltering on the dash under those umbrellas, extremely hot here today as it will be over on the centre court and you can imagine that that he too would only be ramped up with that bad blood between them. there's been a bit of a warof between them. there's been a bit of a war of words between the ceiling to bead up to this match. i'm sure they'll want to keep their talking purity to what happens. what unravels on the tennis court this afternoon. we hope so. thank you very much forjoining us back from wimbledon and you can follow the action on bbc one and as bbc sport website and app. he spent 13 years ata—— website and app. he spent 13 years ata —— as website and app. he spent 13 years ata——asa website and app. he spent 13

nick kyrgios was back to his wind—up best to take the second.to a tie—break. neither was giving an inch but ultimately the spanish matador tamed the ball. all this and it's only round two. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up on tonight's show. a good day for british players at wimbledon — jo konta leading the charge into the third round. andy into the third round. murray shows he has still got it andy murray shows he has still got it as he wins in the first round of the men's doubles. and a hero's welcome for frank lampard, back at chelsea — this time as head coach. i wouldn't say apprehensive. i'm a realist. i understand what's wanted from me from within the club, and i'll try and deliver. hello and welcome to sportsday. so let's start with all the action from wimbledon, and it's been a fascinating day four — where the big names were really tested. rafa nadal pushed all the way by his nemesis nick krygios, the women's defending cha

nick kyrgios up against the fa on the dial. this one has gone to a tie—break in the third.n who is up 5—2. it looks to be on the cusp of taking the lead this match. what a contest this one is. some very familiar faces currently on centre court. there was one watching in the stands today as well. see if you recognise this guy. he's back the so—called special one and he was watching, his compatriots who was an action against marin cilic and he became which is a huge upset, marin cilic was a former finalist here. joao sousa progresses through and there isjoe's a to my thumbs up from josie of course looking relaxed. and of this he meant he would call him footballing royalty but we've had actual royalty in the stands today. the duchess of sussex has been out on centre court. yet, as we now some big, good to see her there obviously we have seen the duchess of cambridge here and now the duchess of sussex has been on centre court. it's been a good day for the americans as e—mail with lauren davis knocking out angelique kerber, she was here to see serena williams in action and it's

rafael nadal found a way past a former nemesis to reach the third round of wimbledon as he beat nick kyrgiosets win on centre court adam reid has more detail. >> yes it was a meeting of styles, contrasts, careers on centre court yesterday when rafael nadal was up against nick kyrgios. he has found him a hard point in the past and it was no different yesterday as well. nadal was really up against it won the first set, but then all these other bit of theatrical pieces of drama. look at this what would you make of this shot >> i mean, he's going for the angle. >> is he >> i was going to say he's going for the angle and it goes straight at the money box. >> absolutely. >> nadal called the shot dangerous. there was another couple of incidents when kyrgios was serving underarm, which we don't normally see on centre court nadal was pumped up by the end of it as well. kyrgios said the umpire was abysmal and unbelievable that day. and that is the way it goes. that's the way their career goes kifr k ker k kyrgios, if he's not in the mood, that's what happens. he is a grand slam champion in theory, tha

he will meet nick kyrgios in the second round.el nadal or one of his biggest victories in 2014. it was serena williams last up on centre court early on and she came through against her italian opponent, a straight sets win serena williams, and she hasn't played a competitive match since she went out of the third round at the french 0pen. but she showed no signs of rustiness as she came through this one in straight sets. and it means that she is safely through to the second round. as we know, serena williams has not won a grand slam title since 2017 at the australian open and she is desperate to try an equal margaret court's record of 24 grand slam titles. it is that which is motivating her in the latter stages of her career and she is safely through as well in front of that fantastic crowd out on centre court. they were eight brits in action today and it has been good news, with five of them progressing through to the second round. 0n brit watch for us today was michael ra dford. a special guest at wimbledon for a special day of b

every time that nick kyrgios beat him. he has not had many more of those notable big wins over the top three since. one of the newsline today. bernard tomic, the australian, has seen bernard tomic, the australian, has seen his match fee from the first round, £a5,000, that is the fine he has been hit with after failing to perform to his fullest in that opening round match. and of course despite that we did have some fantastic matches today. roger federer in action. serena williams as well. and andy murray will be in action in the doubles. it is a bumper day here at wimbledon. john watson, thank you. that is all the sport for now. i will have more for you in the next hour. thank you. the united nations says it has received reports that libyan guards shot at migrants as they tried to flee from airstrikes that hit a detention centre near tripoli on tuesday. 53 people, including six children, are now confirmed dead from the attack on the camp. bodies are reportedly still being recovered from the rubble. imogen foulkes is in the

rafa nadal takes on nick kyrgios later and that one is interesting as there's a bit of history betweenhere is indeed. the history goes back to 2014 when nick pete rafa nadal in one of his most famous victories for recently, when rafa nadal beat nick earlier this year in acapulco, he said that the player lacked respect and the response was that natal was super salty. worth pointing out they are level pegging at three all currently. it will be fascinating when they take to centre court. they are last up. it is a bumper day at wimbledon. we have serena williams and andy murray in action today, with both rafael nadal and roger federer in action as well. thank you. frank lampard has been confirmed as chelsea's new head coach, filling the role left vacant by maurizio sarri last month. lampa rd spent 13 seasons as a chelsea player and speculation that he would be taking over intensified when he led derby county to the championship play—off final last season — in what was his first managerial role. he says he's "immensely proud", adding "i'm here to work hard, bring further success to the club

are the tennis now and nick kyrgios is through to the next round of the washington open after a straight sets victory over tyson vehicle ski kyrgios was in his usual cinematic form in his 1st round clash in washington d.c. he produced both crowd pleasing trick shots and powerful winners as he eliminated his american opponent in tuesday night's match. will face frenchman. in the round of 32 later today at. old talk about a blow dryer blow off brazilian president. has snowballed france's foreign minister cancelling their meeting at the last minute and instead going to get a haircut and also narrow he even there you see it streamed his haircut live on facebook at the time he was supposed to be holding that meeting of france's top. it was planning to discuss environmental issues with the brazilian president we know that mr bolton r.-o. is threatening to pull brazil out of the paris climate accord also no road spokesman later said the president had other reasons for cancelling the meeting that had nothing to do with the haircut maybe he needed to meet we ask with his hairstyle. don't forget y

clock while the late match spanish 3rd save the rough on doubt is facing controversial australian nick kyrgios and one of the standout clashes of the tournament so far. this is de w. up next news asia what does the ask a waiting diplomatic route between china and britain over the protests in hong kong mean the relations between the 2 countries. turning problem makers into baristas we visit a cafe in indonesia trying to rehabilitate former jihad it's long time. fresh data table half of those stores are. just a moment that's a double agent i'll be back at the top of the hour of the day. most of the futurists. do it yourself for good for you max you tube channel subscribers don't miss out. on an early good little tourist guide from a nice booming capital i love berlin the scope of the multicultural metropolis in our duramax series the balance my life insurance company i love field i'm not sure it was a system looks like the folks with like me described as the 50 missions 50 story and 50 very personal tips on berlin's very best to do so for. a. book now. every week on g.w. . this is. coming up on

dropped 3 more games to progress to the next round rafa on the del survived a real test against nick kyrgios to reach the 3rd round the del won the highly charged match in 4 sets and later said the australian doesn't make the most of his abilities in the sport curious was up to his old tricks on center court at one stage hitting men under arms served to want to point but he also lived up to his reputation for losing his cool as he was warned after several heated exchanges with the chair umpire the big talking point came in the 3rd set when kiddo smashed the ball in adult body during a point he admitted later that it was deliberate. well you see 25 that me me with i don't get. why would upload yes i mean how many slams how much money that thank you got over you can take a bowl of the chest we're going to call justin at all sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on on court and he's amazing how good he's able to play and so he's able to forget about all the stuff he potentially he is going to islam when defending champion novak djokovic plays his 3rd round match later on he's facing cr

men's 3rd seeded raphael the dollars seen here in practice also have been controversial australian nick kyrgios in one of the standout clashes of the tournament so far. while the women's world cup has been attracting fans around the globe a darker side of the game is also making headlines last month thief a band of the former head of afghanistan's football federation from all football related activities for life following allegations that he and others sexually abused female players or now afghanistan's coach is telling the w she's dissatisfied with steve his handling. the case and thinks that the for president giani infantino should resolve. days of the footballing world is on france and on the sidelines of the woman's world cup a campaign has been launched to eliminate abuse harassment and exploitation in women's football in attendance was afghanistan's coach kelly lindsey who told me how difficult it was for her players to get the help they needed from following reports of abuse. the dialogue went on but it didn't feel like anything was progressing it didn't feel like our players were receiv

crowds at the all england club — and there'll be lots of interest in his second round match with nick kyrgioshe mexican open where the australian attempted an under—arm serve, which infuriated nadal — prompting him to call kyrgios ‘disrespectful‘. i'm not sure that me and rafa can go down to the pub and have a beer. i don't know him at all, i know him as a tennis player and ijust don't... i don't, i don't know him very well. we have a mutual respect but that's about it, i think. elsewhere, serena williams faces highly—rated 18—year—old kaja juvan from slovenia later. williams is looking to equal australian margaret court's all—time record of 24 grand slam singles titles but has struggled with a knee injury this year, playing just 15 singles matches and she'll also team up later in the day in the mixed doubles with former two time men's champion at wimbledon, andy murray. golf's european tour heads to the iconic lahinch golf club in county clare on thursday for the irish open. the course, on the beautifully scenic and rugged west coast of ireland, was created by alister mackenzie, who also co—

it meant so much against nick kyrgios yesterday. john marla back in the england squad.sial story. before we go, let's look ahead to another big day at wimbledon. remember you can follow all the action across all bbc platforms, including andy murray's much anticipated mixed doubles match in partnership with serena williams. here's the order of play on centre court. the men's fourth seed from south africa kevin anderson starts things off against guido pella. then simona halep faces victoria azarenka, before the 15—year—old sensation cori gauff plays polona hetzog. plenty of interest on number one court too with women's third seed karolina pliskova first on against su—wei hsieh. then men's number one seed novak djokovic is up against hubert hurkats. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11.15. the families of 157 people, who were killed when an ethiopian airlines plane crashed earlier this year, believe the "commercial motivation" of the aerospace giant boeing, led to the deaths of their relatives. speaking exclusively to the bbc, family members e

2nd week at wimbledon and rough on the dull survive some underhanded and overheated tactics by nick kyrgios on center court. we began in sudan where the ruling military and a coalition of opposition and protest groups have reached an agreement on power sharing african union mediators say the 2 sides will establish a sovereign council that will stay in place for just over 3 years and will be made up of 5 military personnel 5 civilians and one member selected by both parties there will also be an independent investigation into the violence between the military and protesters those clashes dozens of demonstrators dead and hundreds of other seriously wounded and both sides have agreed to postpone establishing a legislative body alexey o'brien has more. in khartoum the crowds gathered chanting for the revolution just hours off the opposition groups announced a deal with the military council there reminding the jump to it will be held accountable for its actions. revolutions against injustice they say the military is unjust it shows the scale of the challenges facing the partners in sudan's new p

. >>> in what was billedyome ard rafaadal came onop defeating australian nick kyrgi kyrgios at wimbledon. the tenth match included antics including two underhand serves. the first came from kyrgios serve. the soft underhand caught nadal off guard allowing kyrgios to take the game. he tried again in the second set, but this time nadal wasn't fooled, but he hit the net on return. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," "mad magazine" is leaving the newsstand, and an investigation into the fire at the jim beam warehouse. wendy gillette has that and more. good morning, wendy. >> good morning, anne-marie. the labor didn't is set to issue the june jobs and the market is set to reopen. stocks closed at record highs on wednesday. s&e dow rallied 179 points, the the nasdaq added 61 points. >>> a contract dispute between directv and telecom company nexstar is now impacting consumers. people saw blacked out channels where they would normally see local news. nexstar says 120 channels across 97 markets went black. both companies are blaming the other for the blackout. >>> investigators believe lightning may hav

the 2nd week at wimbledon and rafael nadal survives some underhanded and overheated tactics by nick kyrgios on center court. the world health organization strikes on a migrant attention center in libya have taken the death toll in the battle for the capital to almost a 1000 people in the past few hours the u.n. backed government says it's lost contact with one of its fighter jets south of tripoli in a social media post war forces show the wreckage of what they say is a pro g.n.a.t. they shot down near tarhouni a city that is southwest of the capital the ministry of justice says the 20 strikes on the center on tuesday killed at least 60 people and injured 77. i had reports from tripoli. only meters away from the detention center that was bombed migrants and refugees have been sleeping on the ground since the detention center was hit on tuesday night they have remained here scared then traumatized local libyan authorities are worried if they move them to a nearby facility it too could be targeted by warlords really for have to his forces the end says there are reports guards shot at migrants

a ‘grudge match‘ under way on centre court beetween rafael nadal and the unpredictable aussie nick kyrgiostoday. let‘s start with roger federer. you are. tell us about tennis today. let's start with roger federer. yes, he is through. i do not think we had any concerns about him whatsoever. he was playing the british wild card. he went through in straight sets. the big talking point is on one of his big rivals, no doubt. this is the grudge match we have been looking forward to. these two have a bit of history, don't they? they first met here at wimbledon five years ago, that was when nick kerry asked ever the showman. he managed to beat nadal on that occasion. the first person to do that since 1992. that did not go down well with nadal. since then, there has been a war of words. nadal accused him of being a sore loser after losing to him in al couple caught. the australian described him as being a little bit salty, which brought that word to us for the first time. this is the seventh time these two have met. it is three — three currently. spikes have been flying on court. nick was swearing

a feisty four—setter against his nemesis nick krygios, who twice served underarm and spent much of the match audibly questioning nadal‘s speed of play. kyrgiosng by the chair umpire, who he later called a "disgrace". nadal will play frenchman jo—wilfried tsonga in the next round. you know, sometimes it's tough to see a couple of things on court, and it's amazing how good he is able to play and he is able to forget about all this stuff. potentially he's a grand slam winner. whatever happens in the women's draw, there'll be a new name on the trophy after defending champion angeligue kerber was knocked out the little—known american lauren davis. kerber, who's the fifth seed, was beaten in three sets by the world 95, who's only in the tournament as a lucky loser. and it looked like another big name might be in trouble when seven—time wimbledon champion serena williams went a set down to the slovenian teenager kaja juven. but williams recovered to win the match 2—6, 6—2, 6—4. and andy murray made a winning return to wimbledon. five months after undergoing hip surgery, the two—time singles champion is into the second round of the doubles with his

this was dramatic, more on this later, rafa nadal saying to nick kyrgios to show some respect after kyrgiost rafa nadal trying to hit the ball at rafa nadal trying to hit him in the chest and after he refused to apologise, but no dial came through in the end to prove his point. this is nice, at wimbledon we concentrate a lot on the cutting of the grass and the mowing of centre court. this is different from the elword, the groundsman at scottish league two side beacon city. look at the patterns weaved into the pitch at brecon city —— brecon city. plenty coming up later today, coco gauff, the 15—year—old, back in action later today again. world number one novak djokovic, andy murray back on court with serena williams and at 7:30 a.m., i will be really highly strung and it's all to do with carol! i am used to you being highly strung, mike, itjust feels like sitting here in this studio! let's start with the papers now! as we've been hearing, the front page of the times says the public fears that britain has "descended into lawlessness", according to police chiefs. it's a letter to the paper fro