novak is supreme again, he isa easy task.ain, he is a defending champion and he shows wide this week, he's rock—solid from start to finish it so far, i hope i can push him to the brink and hopefully beat him, but as will be difficult as we know, he is not number one just by chance, he's been so good for the last years, and it's always of course something that's very special to play against them, so i'm very excited to say least. as wimbledon enters the final throes this weekend for my netball is getting started, its the opening day of the world cup, cloud competition —— grandpa within ten days england scotland making winning starts, although northern ireland received a rude awakening against australia. it's been a busy schedule of netball here in liverpool with all 16 teens and action across the corset that day, brilliant atmosphere and a price and performances by the top but the highlight has to be england versus uganda, except to be interesting for the residence, and lived up to the expectations in the early stages and very

novak djokovic's calibre you that novak djokovic is the defending champion will have too much to bookne, bringing you up—to—date, jesus traced through on a cocoa and a cover against caroline wozniacki, it was the russian who beat wozniacki at the french open. just a a few weeks ago. caroline wozniacki a grand slam cabin herself, one ds gillian ( last year that she lifted the title. wozniacki a big name in the title. wozniacki a big name in the women's draw dacia at webber dent. you would fancy her chances despite the level pegging at that first set. wozniacki will feel that she could progress to the second round once again. you were watching simona halep today, what did you make of her and will she be a contender? it was a very tough match. strange when you play someone from your country, aired out a bit more attention. a bit of controversy at the end and the last game when the umpire really got the call wrong. gave the point to simona halep when it should not have been. not really, didn't change the whole match but are lucky. what do we make of the women's draw, it feels like had ope

. during this period of time with roger, rapperand novak.his period of time with roger, rapper and novak. we have got a lot of talented players coming through in the main's site. there is really good talent there. but they are finding it difficult, in particular when it comes to the slams in the best—of—5. particular when it comes to the slams in the best-of-5. it's difficult. they will think, i need to train hard and put more time in the court, how did they break that stranglehold? they have to realise that it would take something more than what they are doing right now. you can't sit back and wait until those thirtysomethings retire. you can't wait for that. they will have to go out and analyse the game, figure out ways of having consistency. especially the best—of—5 set tennis. they are having success in the masters events. but it is different here, the best—of—5 is this a different story. fascinating insight. let's ta ke story. fascinating insight. let's take it over to centre court because andy murray is alongside serena williams in the

to end and a novak djokovicjust somehow got the job done once again.t everybody, just say, no, no, no, i'm the top seed, defending champion and to beat roger federer head—to—head on that court, he may be the greatest of all time. that is the big question, everybody wants that. it is not always about individual tournaments, it is about grand slams and he has narrow that gap on both rafael nadal and roger federer today. it easy for us to say 16 grand slams, each of them you have to win seven matches against world —class to win seven matches against world—class athletes. we are in a remarkable era, we have enjoyed it so much, watching their expertise and the commitment, motivation just to keep on going. actually, do you know what? beyond that, it is just the beauty of the sport that they produce together because these three quys produce together because these three guys bring out the best in each other and they will be joined by andy murray and the likes. ultimately it is these to you once again. i will tell you what, fedor is going to be absolutely mind

federer to reclaim his —— retain his wimbledon title. —— novak djokovic beats roger federer.news today. england have won the cricket world cup, beating new zealand in a dramatic finish at lord's cricket ground in london. with the teams tied at 20 over time known as the super over. as fa ns over time known as the super over. as fans held their breath, the scores we re as fans held their breath, the scores were level again but england claim victory because they have scored more boundaries, more fours and sixes. you delight among england supporters and despair for new zealand who had come so close to their own first ever trophy. let's go live tojohn watson who has been at the match. even for the non—cricketing experts, that was a truly amazing finish. unbelievable, absolutely stunning game of cricket and it seems astonishing in that after seven weeks of cricket, compelling tournament, that it would end in the most dramatic of ways that it almost seems unfair that it should be settled in these circumstances. a penalty shoot out equivalent in if you like and, well, 15 runs that en

and for novak to somehow get the job done once again.ay and for novak to go in and resist everybody and say no, no, no, iam novak to go in and resist everybody and say no, no, no, i am the top seed and defending champion. to beat roger federer on the court, he may have beaten the greatest of all time, but he may well be. it's about becoming the greatest of all time, having the most grand slams and he has now that gap on the dial and futter are today, doesn't he? on 16 grand slams now, it's easy for us to say 16 each of those you have to win seven matches against world—class athletes. we are in a remarkable era, watching their expertise and commitment and motivation to keep on going. you know what? beyond that, it's just the beauty of the sport that they produce together because these three guys bring out the best in each other. there will be joined by andy murray and stanley rinker and one... but once again it's these three guys. that is going to be mined alone for awhile —— andy murray, stanley rinker and wonder what row —— one dell pon

let's start with novak djokovic. that drawer has really opened up for him.ir to say he perhaps hasn't really been challenged yet, straight sets win for been challenged yet, straight sets winfor him. been challenged yet, straight sets win for him. i think he's still playing at an exceptionally high level. he was in the right half of the draw, no doubt about it, when roger federer and rafa nadal were paved together in the other half djokovic knew he would be a strong favourite to come through the half of the draw he was in, really, very few alarms. he was in, really, very few alarms. he was in, really, very few alarms. he was in, really, very few alarms. he's dropped one set in the first week but today, after the devastating. never goffin started really well, 11—3 in the first that david goffin. his everything you'd expect of an world number one and more, novak djokovic. he will be desperately difficult beat. highlights of his straight sets win out on centre court earlier on. we know he has four wimbledon titles, would you have him down as a favour to make tha

novak djokovic chowing on some grass there. it's 4:00 a.m. in new york. 9:00 a.m., in england, where novak was eating the grass. president trump attacked four minority lawmakers, telling them to go back to their country. his racist tweet, normalizing using the oval office to maintain biggestry. the president writing in part -- >> the president doubled down, saying on twitter, the democrats used disgusting language. more from white house correspondent, boris sanchez. >> dave and jessica, the president exploiting a rift among the democrats and the white house speaker, and the speaker pushing forward a funding bill they didn't accept. all four of the women sending out rebukes of the president, as did nancy pelosi. look at what she tweeted -- i reject donald trump's xenophobic instruction. president trump is using the language of white initinational. based on the long list of remarks, he is apparently comfortable saying this sort of thing. >> thank you. immigration officials insist that raids are happening across the country. we were originally t

and novak djokovic, and extra night champion. yes, what an incredible final.ongest single spinal ever here at wimbledon. such disappointment for roger federer, but for novak djokovic it is a fifth wimbledon title and a quite extraordinary factory. thank you. lewis hamilton has won a record sixth british grand prix. he finished ahead of his mercedes team—mate, with ferrari coming third. this is hamilton's seventh when, taking him ever closer to a sixth world title for that it edge from us, the next news at bbc one is at ten o'clock tonight goodbye. you're watching bbc news. the pull—down programme has become so the pull—down programme has become so successful it is attracting visitors from all around the world. we cut up some american fancy are visiting locations from the show. —— the poldark programme. the drama of poldark has captured the hearts of millions across the uk. there is the romance, the scenery and its swashbuckling hero. oh and did i mentioned the romance? the drama is not just mentioned the romance? the drama is notjust combine to cornwall, behin

novak djokovic got quite frustrated. likes of roger federer in a grand slam final leccy is today. he says he just does not complain. enjoy the jam at this afternoon. many thanks for the latest for now. now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. there is an outside chance of one or two showers, but i think it really is so small that i'm going to call it dry for wimbledon. sunny spells by most of us, it is a little bit cloudy across some of these eastern parts in the uk. second half of the afternoon i think should be a little bit sunnier. beautiful evening on the way, beautiful sunset out there. overnight we are going to see a lot more of this north sea cloud rolling back in. the wind will put it in to some lead is in counties down into the south—east as well. 1a is the overnight low in cardiff, closer to ten in belfast. tomorrow, we did oliver again. cloudy to start with any respite at the afternoon in the south—east, but more sunny spells on the way. the afternoon on monday looks great, for most of

in the big three, novak djokovic, he wasted no time beating david gough in.fth wimbledon. i had ihada i had a tuft much in the third round. other than that i have one straight sets —— tough match. i think my two best matches were fourth—round and qualifying today. exactly what they wanted and needed. and hopefully eye can go in the right direction in the semis as well. the only man standing on his way will be roberto bautista agut, he beat ‘s the argentinian to qualify for his first—ever grand slam semi—final. he did not think you would get this far. he is supposed to be on his stag do at the moment. apparently his friends are making the trip for the showdown with novak djokovic on friday. it'll beado with novak djokovic on friday. it'll be a do with a difference. peter sagan won stage five of the tour de france in a sprint finish on wednesday while julian alaphilippe retained the race leaders yellowjersey and following the action was the bbc‘s simon brotherton. peter sagan sprinted to victory, securing the 12th to a stage of his career as the race hit mounta

ladies and gentlemen, novak djokovic.tle, beating roger federer. the first time that a tie—break has been used in a fifth and final set tie—break has been used in a fifth and finalset in tie—break has been used in a fifth and final set in the men's final. it could have gone either way. it brings to an end the singles competition. the weather has been kinder this year. not too hot, and stayed dry, we haven't seen the cover is going over, which is always a relief for the organisers. and there is a very happy winner. the shadow foreign secretary, emily thornberry, has criticised her party's response to the bbc panorama programme, which made allegations about the way labour handled claims of anti—semitism. the party described former officials who had acted as whistleblowers as "disafffected" and said they had "professional and personal axes to grind". ms thornberry told the bbc‘s andrew marr show that it was important labour addressed the problems raised by the programme. i think that the labour party has to deal with this is

how novak djokovic beat roger federer to retain his wimbledon title. a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust, in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone, has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worse floods this century. nearly 100 people have been killed. broadway is traditionally called the great white way by americans, but tonight it's completely blacked out. it's a timely reminder to all americans of the problems that the energy crisis has brought to them. leaders meet in paris for a summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoined the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. finally, wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food — pilchards. some had eaten so much they could barely stand. this is newsday on the bbc.

novak. second op today, prime—time, it is federer against nadal.16 nations are taking part, including england — led by tracey neville, twin sister of phil neville. the roses are amongst the favourites, having won commonwealth gold last year. but australia and jamaica are also strong contenders. kate grey is in liverpool. you join mejust as you join me just as they have started practising for the opening ceremony that will start later this afternoon. we have had a brilliant morning of netball here this morning, with lots of great atmosphere stop the prize for the best supporters has to go to zimbabwe, who have lit up this stadium with singing and chanting throughout the match that they did indeed win. come this evening, there will be plenty for the home nation fa ns to will be plenty for the home nation fans to cheer about. liverpool is set to host the most competitive and unpredictable world cup to date. 16 nations go into battle with over 100,000 spectators expected throughout this tournament. netball is certainly having its time in the

after more than five hours on court, novak djokovic beats roger federer to retain his wimbledon men's single title. more leaked memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle, the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. storm barry makes landfall in the american state of louisiana, where there are warnings of life—threatening floods. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — martin lipton, chief sports reporter at the sun, and ruth lea, economic adviser at arbuthnot banking group. good evening and welcome to bbc news. england have won the men's cricket world cup in one of the most extraordinary games ever played. they overcame new zealand in an epic encounter at lords to win the trophy for the very first time. in a dramatic and nail—biting finale, the match went to a tie before a so—called super over between the two sides. sports correspondent joe wilson reports. en

an novak djokovic is the one that turned the tables, so my understanding is that everybody in the court federer. he was the people 's champion. he was, and ifelt a federer. he was the people 's champion. he was, and ifelta bit sorry for novak djokovic, to be honest, because whenever roger federer one point already lost, he had championship points. he could have won it. the grabbers with him. it was a bit like when andy murray was playing on centre court. he felt for the opponent because they had no support in the crowd whatsoever but we must tension there was hamilton, winning warmth —— winning formula i of the road. what a day. absolutely incredible day. obviously there wasn't predict success in the tennis, wimbledon, we think we own it but there was hamilton doing that, what it shows is that we have the capacity to absorb so much fantastic sport in a day and not forgetting that we had the world cup netball at the moment. that is still ongoing. other things are going as well, people were flicking all over the place trying to catch up with what was going on. i thoroughly enjoyed it, i h

novak djokovic, he feels is not quite the same. his last match was tight.. he has been here five times before. he has lost the final just once has been here five times before. he has lost the finaljust once and he knows how the day works. it is the most unique final of any tournament in the world really. it is such a secret tennis club, the stadium and the surface, everything is so special and unique. in grand slams roger federer has not beaten novak djokovic in seven years. he is a code he finds tough to crack. but on the data keeps rolling back the yea rs, the data keeps rolling back the years, a ninth wimbledon title could be his most remarkable. it is difficult to split those two, isn't it? it is going to be a huge final, a very special one. another slice of wimbledon history. he will come out on top is anyone's guess but for now, that is all from wimbledon. we will be back with the men's final tomorrow. tomorrow, england's cricketers will play in their first world cup finalfor 27 years. they thrashed new zealand a few weeks ago as they finished the gro

novak djokovic as waiting on there, reaching his 21st grand slam final.at liverpool on at the opening day of the table will cop away at northern ireland have already suffered a first defeat against australia. also coming up in the programme, one of england's old cricketing foes, steve waugh agrees the hose have set the benchmark in on the spot as they prepare for sunday's final. we will have the latest from silverstone as multi—byte as an lewis hamilton lea ked multi—byte as an lewis hamilton leaked a mercedes 12 —— and a second practice for the british grand prix. hello, and welcome to sportsday. look at the packed henman hill as they watch on, as the two great in they watch on, as the two great in the men's game, roger federer and rafael nadal battle it out 11 years oni rafael nadal battle it out 11 years on i thought that epic final here in 2008. rafa no doubt get out on top of that day, it went to a five set thriller, and i wonder if we will see that again. it has all the hallmarks of being one. let's go straight to centre court where roger federer is

and, after a marathon five hours on court, novak djokovic beats roger federer to retain his wimbledonitle. the uk, france and germany have made a joint appeal to president trump and iran's leaders to ease their standoff over iran's nuclear programme. they say the deal reached with iran could unravel further and everyone involved should consider the consequences of their actions. it comes as leaked diplomatic cables reveal that the former british ambassador to washington believed the us president pulled out of the deal to ‘vandalise‘ president obama's legacy. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. most of the current crisis in the gulf can be traced back to iran's controversial nuclear research. britain, france and germany still hope to keep alive the 2015 nuclear deal which limits this work, but president trump abandoned it last year in favour of increased sanctions, and iran says it is now breaching the deal because it's not delivering the promised economic benefits. this evening, theresa may, emmanuel macron and angela merkel released a joint appeal, saying they were co

down the other end are seen novak djokovic down the otherend and are seen novak djokovic down the otherd a half years. this is a beautiful mansion prospect. i would love to see it go the distance. roger is the greatest defensive player of no question from me. on a grass court, the best of all time although novak may have a say in that but roger is going to have to elevate once again from the semifinal victory over rafael nadal and he's going to have to play even better. but you know what? he's been out there so many times, so as his opponent. i think they will throw everything at each other so with a bit of luck it will bea other so with a bit of luck it will be a beautiful final to watch. but i expect novak to win it. roger federer is 37. it is amazing that he's still at the very top of the game atan he's still at the very top of the game at an age when many players have long since retired. well, and also 32, 33, 34, this is when most people go, novak and rafa or at that stage but they continue to want to play, to want to do at that stretching which is, to want to do the training, to h

and of course the defending champion here novak djokovic. for a ninth wimbledon title, he has pulled one back end that tie—break and novak djokovic leads in the tie—break for games to one. and novak djokovic leads in the tie-break for games to one. djokovic a couple of points up, a couple of brea ks a couple of points up, a couple of breaks up. looks like he will go to sets to one up in that final. that match over on bbc one. england's net bowlers had initially world cup elimination stage with a 100% record. they thrashed similar 19—24 in liverpool to finish top of their grip. the roses were leading by 32 goals at half—time. tracey neville's side progressed to the second stage of that progression which involves two groups of six now. then it any top two there, into the semifinals. scotla nd top two there, into the semifinals. scotland lost to uganda in the same group. but they go through as the third best team, trialled by eight points at half—time. although they worked hard to stay in touch, they eventually went down 52—43. uganda guthrie i

considered his semifinal match with rafael nadal the premature final but that would be to undersell novak djokovic his own achievements in south london the serbian is after all number one seed defending champion and a 4 time winner at wimbledon in fact to those tennis fans who prefer the simple a few that the battle for all time tennis supremacy is a roger raffa 2 holes rice novak could prove to be the inconvenient truth yes a win for federer would mean a glorious 21st grand slam victory but of the famous trophy lands in the hands of joke of each he would be just 4 titles behind the swiss maestro with the serbian being 5 years younger. federer will be the clear sentimental favorite for a crowd that has grown to adore him. djokovic who on the other hand has a good record over his shoulder and no cue for sentimentality. that's bound to be a shirt on and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you new orleans appears to have been spared the worst as tropical storm barry handles louisiana horses have already pushed past levees in other parts of the u.s. state flooding everything and

check out this backhand from novak. no chance for federer. there it is. djokovic inches close tor to hi fifth title. federer skies this one. that's it. after 4 hours andmi 5utes. the longest men's final ever in wimbledon. novak djokovic wins for the second sgaight year. ahead, eat some grass. it's good for you. i think i's protein, right? djokovic, he earns it and at wimbledon. absolute clasic between twoof the best all-time. >> i never stopped believing, although i was very close to losing. i thought -- i thought he playee on a high lel. i thought i went up and down, but i managed to find my best and swing wn it mattered most. >> played in such a magnificent final, one that we'll remember forever. i guess it's hard to take. >> i'll try to rget. but, no, it was a great match. >> 4 hours and 55 minutes, they're barely sweating. i'd be in a hospital right now. >> i mean, just elite, elite players. just amazing. >> they're probably in shape. that's probably -- >> yeah, there you go. all right. that is the news for now. thank you for joining us. "nightly news

very, very well, the defending champion novak chocolate. let us ta ke champion novak chocolate.urt now. the first of the semifinals are underwear —— underwear. we are talking about the big three, roger federer, rafael nadal and novak took a veg. no backdrop of edge is arguably the favourite in this semifinal. novak took a veg is currently 4—1 up. no backdrop of edge is looking to end back—to—back titles again and has been supremely confident once again this fortnight. what a contest we have an second semifinal, roger federer up against raphael adele in a repeat of the 2008 final, argue be one of the greatest matches ever played antennas. it was raphael adele who came out on top. take your pick between any of these two, any of these three. 55 out of the last 57 titles have been contested by these three and is hard to pick out of these three who will come out on top. there was somebody success in the wheelchair doubles. coverage on bbc two now. the netball world cup is underway in liverpool. plenty of interest for the home nations on the opening day. kate grey's at the liverpool a

in tennis novak djokovic has moved through to the men's final at wimbledon after a commanding display against roberto a good the number one seed and broke his spanish opponent twice in the opening set and although. battled back to win the 2nd joke of it then took control to seal victory the defending champion will meet the winner of the clash between roger federer and rafael nadal. to doug more about the action at wimbledon pablo folios from w sports is here so novak djokovic is through another final and this one is one of his favorites that's right this is of course the world number one he's already the australian open winner and he's won the madrid masters to this year he's chasing his 5th title there in wimbledon and of course us not forget that he won last year now overall djokovic she did look cool he looked calm but he also slipped up one point and it's going to be a really great battle and of course between rough rafael nadal and roger federer at the moment who will win at the moment that's more or less it's a set a piece and it's pretty tight there so all to play for for the m

novak djokovic won the first and third sets. roger federer the second and fourth.at followed almost defied belief. fedor had two championship points, only for djokovic to do this. and at 12-12, with only for djokovic to do this. and at 12—12, with a tie—break for the title, he seized the moment. that might be the shot of the decade. after nearly five hours of nerve shredding drama, it had been wimbledon‘s longest final, memorable for everyone, well, almost. wimbledon‘s longest final, memorable for everyone, well, almostlj wimbledon‘s longest final, memorable for everyone, well, almost. i will try to forget! laughter but, no, it was a great match. it was, if not the most exciting and thrilling finals i was ever part of, then definitely top two, three in my career, against one of the greatest players of all time, roger, who i respect a lot. cheering so many of the fans here were hoping to see roger federer make history, but instead they got one of the most dramatic finals these championships have ever seen. a fifth title, then, for djokovic. it is fair to say he cert

then novak, a beautiful forehand right near the line. federer had championship point twice but could not finish this one. they go to a tie br. first time in men's final history. djokovic with a nasty backhand. novak getting closer to a fif wimbledon title then djokovic would championship point and federer sails this one high. that's a texans leaguer fly ball. novak djokovic wins his second straight wimbledon title andth fiff his career. amazing. t> all right. nationals visiting the phillies. lots to smile about. right? they won 17 of the last 21 games. in the seventh.t nadown 3-2. trea turner up with two on. turner takes this ball to right field. going to fall. victoroes is going to come around to score. rbi single for turner. that ties this game up at 3-3.l this c battles but in the ninth, why does it always have toe a but? maikel franco at the plate. wants this one back. yeah that's gone. franco comes up a walk-off homer. phillies avoid the sweep. they walk off winners 4-3 against theal nation >>> the orioles hosting the ray these two

anniversary and demands final for the ages that wimbledon after nearly 5 hours of time ripping tennis novak djokovic to be stronger federer to taste of victory at the all england club 45th time. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program at the 75 people have been killed and more than a 1000000 displaced by monsoon flooding and 3 south asian states many more people are missing nepal northern india and bangladesh have all been affected by the catastrophic conditions authorities also warn of a looming health crisis water borne disease. a deadly bomb soon season in much of south asia. in nepal the off the moth of mess floods and deadly landslides for the displaced there's more rain to come. by in bangladesh it's the same story dangerous flooding and mudslides. and for the a hinge of refugees from neighboring mine the rain and landslides have washed away thousands of hillside shelters leaving several dead but. we're having problems during this rainy season getting food the kids are suffering from disease toilets and bathrooms are a problem the kids are not able to go to school and schools are fallin

let's not forget that roberto bautista agut ticking on novak djokovic, he thought he would be on hisnstead is flying into the building semifinal with his friends. i had planned to be in spain, we had everything organised my friends are there and it feels better to be here in london. will they come to london?” better to be here in london. will they come to london? i think so, i think they will fly on friday. he will be hoping the extra support votes for him on. we will be cross those men's semifinals tomorrow but for now thanks for watching. after an evening of thundery downpours moving away, this area of high pressure. one or two showers and thunderstorms for the midlands into east anglia, also cleaning and left with a few showers buzz and to northern scotland but most places dry, thicker cloud and northern ireland producing patchy light rain and drizzle some quite muggy, temperatures towards the mid—teens. friday is a sunny start for many, some cloud building and if you start cloudy sun will come out and waiting for a few showers must to develop and the go through northern and easte

we have some sports now in tennis novak djokovic is the men's wimbledon champion after coming through an epic 5 said counter with fellow titan roger federer the match lasted almost 5 hours with the 5th set going to a tie break before the serbian prevailed 1312 the win is his 5th tired look wimbledon the world number one feast on some center court grass the match was over to dish among some players of the 16th time the 32 year old has seen grand slam success. so it's always more about this incredible matches lima hotel hockey from did abuse workaday duley what really stood out for you was an incredibly tight match how close was favre to his 6th wimbledon were incredibly close to the point where roger federer could see victory he could smell it he just couldn't taste it federer in the final set he had 2 points to win it but he just couldn't dig deep enough but you know somebody that could novak djokovic with a brilliant comeback fight and it just shows you why he is the world number one and despite roger federer with the better numbers he had a better of percentage he did not drop a ser

i do expect novak djokovic to win.this afternoon's british grand prix. the finn beat the world champion by the tiniest of margins in qualifying yesterday. ferrari's charles leclerc will start in third. we can cross live now to silverstone and join our reporter azi farni. azi, hamilton is looking to make history today? absolutely, when five world titles, lewis hamilton is already written's most decorated formula 1 driver. now he is looking to become the most successful here at the british grand prix. he has got five wins here already, tied with the late great jim clark and france's alain prost. —— says alan frost. he could take that record. he had a chance to do it last year, formula 1 fans may remember he started on pole but was taken out early by kimi raikkonen. had to claw his way back from last, eventually finishing second to sebastian vettel. this is a second match point, he will be hoping that it isa match point, he will be hoping that it is a bit less eventful than last year. than last year. hamilton actually fin

tennis world will agree on this if there's one man that can surpass roger federer his record it is novak djokovic i mean he is not just incredibly talented but he also has time on his side he's 32 years young he's 32 years young he has as you just mentioned 16 grandstands just 4 behind larger federer and there's another factor to consider we know how human psychology works the closer you get to breaking a record you know the more you won it so i'm using a ball games and of course his former coach revealed yesterday boris becker after the match that novak djokovic doesn't just want to be one of the greatest but the greatest of all time so there you go we have motivation there and it's also really interesting is that during the presentation. lodger federer was asked about his age you know him being 37 years old to which he replied that he hopes to be an inspiration to other 37 year olds and of course djokovic and it upper pieing and saying that you know he hopes to be one of them and that his longevity federalist on gemini has served as an inspiration to him so conceivably we could see the

and novak djokovic, the defending champion reaches his sixth wimbledon men's singles final, after a four—set court. coming up on bbc news. bott as laird hamilton, narrowly ahead of ferrari. —— bottas led hamilton. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. in an exclusive broadcast interview at downing street, theresa may has told the bbc, she will leave herjob as prime minister in ten days‘ time, with a "mixture of pride and disappointment". she said she didn't "recognise herself", in the characterisation of critics, and admitted she'd "underestimated" parliament over brexit. she said it was "incredibly frustrating", not to have been able to get her brexit deal approved, but she was proud to have served, as prime minister. our political editor, laura kuenssberg is at westminster for us this evening. thank you. the last three years have been a time of extraordinary turmoil and political chaos. they have for theresa may been a time of extraordinarily —— extraordinary difficulty and disappointment. now was she ready to sit down about where things went wrong, her role in that, and her bel

the last time he walked on to centre court, he was up against novak djokovic.ck, but here against the world number nine definitely would be. the spaniard had lost his previous six matches and had never won on grass. so few we re and had never won on grass. so few were expecting him to break edmund in his opening service game. a stunned and silent crowd soon found their voice. edmund breaking straight back and going on to win the first set 6—4. and the british number 11 seconds set by the same score. just the one break required. efficient and professional. and ready to provide a big finish too. he raced into a 5—1 lead. jaume munar last appearance in court was coming to an end. he won three success coming to an end. he won three success of games but edmund won the set 64. another spaniard awaits him in round two. overalli played set 64. another spaniard awaits him in round two. overall i played the big moments well. broke when i needed to. health served at key moments to finish sets. to carry on momentum. 0verall moments to finish sets. to carry on momentum. ove

novak djokovic has the first set.we await the first meeting of roger federer and rafael adele for the first time since 2008. the second set as potentially taking place in front of us now? yes, and you wonder whether or not the support of roberto bautista agut‘s friends who has flown over from beef where was meant to be spending his stag do to watch him in semifinal action in wimbledon. but support is perhaps helping because he is serving for the second set to try and level the match againstjo back knock —— novak djokovic, the defending champion. he was on fine form, before the french open he was on course to hold off four grand slam titles with a second time before his career. it would be quite upset if agut can beat him. one step ata time upset if agut can beat him. one step at a time of course. he will hope he can hold out that service game. no introduction for roger federer against rafael nadal. what a contest. everyone is saying it was the greatest match in wimbledon history when they met in 2008. last time it was

and novak djokovic has beaten roger federer to retain his wimbledon title. the world number one saved two championship points in a thrilling 5—hour match, the longest wimbledon singles final. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm zeinab badawi. welcome to hardtalk, with me zeinab badawi in istanbul. my guest today is ekrem mamo lu. he dealt a massive setback to the ruling ak party when he defeated their candidate not once but twice when there was a rerun of the election. president erdogan once said whoever wins istanbul wins turkey. is ekrem mamo lu now the man to watch in turkish politics? mayor ekrem mamo lu, welcome to hardtalk. are you surprised you are sitting here in the mayor's office? it is the first time in 35 years that your party has had this position stop at your party leader said, do not forget today the victor is democracy, that's when you one, and he said the whole world that believes in democracy is proud of turkey ‘s. so the ruling ak party, president erdogan, your party are suggesting are

novak djokovic, roger federer and rafael nadal all enjoying straight—sets victories, but the fairytales over for 15—year—old coco gauff. and it was a day to forget for the top seeds the women's draw. holly hamilton has more from wimbledon. fairto fair to say the women's draw is wide open at the business end of the tournament. we started the day with five of the top ten seeds and now we're down to just two. world number one ashleigh barty was first to go, knocked out by american allison riske. party took the first set but allison riske took into a decider to win the biggest victory of her career. getting to the quarter—finals is amazing butjust the way i've been fighting, for me, that's what is most exciting for me. i must say, being in the last eight at wimbledon isn't too bad. next up for her is fellow american serena williams, who beat carla suarez navarro in straight sets, wrapping upa suarez navarro in straight sets, wrapping up a match injust 64 minutes. things took a little bit longer on court number two, where number three seed karolina pliskova lost out to an unseeded player in

novak djokovic has barely broke a sweat.rt. the unseeded 22—year—old from poland was not prepared to go easily. he dragged out the first set and djokovic eventually came back the youngsters confidence grew as a result and he pushed the second set all the way to a tie—break. and upset on the cards? not likely. the world number one claiming the third set 6—1. djokovic eased through the fourth set claiming it's exciting and a place in the fourth round. the man djokovic beat convincingly faced number 26 seat in centre court. the towering south african had not been broken since the start of the tournament. pella won the first set 6- tournament. pella won the first set 6— forsooth. and took the second in convincing fashion. anderson battled backin convincing fashion. anderson battled back in the third set taking it to a tie—break and this moment of drama. pella in the end needed just one point. i don't know how to describe this moment. this match was unbelievable. i think it played unbelievable. i think it played unbelievable the

novak djokovic has been looking unstoppable at this tournament so far. he has only dropped two sets in the past two weeks. but he has not faced an opponent seeded inside a top 20 just yet. he does come here having one three of the passport grand slam is. roger federer does have history on his side. he has won wimbledon more times than any other man, and winning today would equal a martina navratilova's record of nine wimbledon titles. he has had a trickier journey. wimbledon titles. he has had a trickierjourney. three—hour wimbledon titles. he has had a trickier journey. three—hour battle and a semifinal with rafael nadal. he early dropped sets against the eighth seed, and in his opening match ago the debutant lloyd harris which came as a surprise to most people. today this will be the 48th meeting between these two, and it is djokovic has come out on top. 25 of those times. both filerss say they are relaxed and confident ahead of this afternoon. i feel good, i ifeel good, i recovered i feel good, i recovered well against nadal. it has not been a difficu

novak djokovic they want to meet. i nearly met him in dubai. i was training ahem.. just make next to him. he was bendy and very tall. he has won it four times. roger federer has wanted eight. obviously desperate to stretch easily because at the moment i think he is on 19 grand slams —— one it eight. it could be a roger federer raff alladale final. or they could meet djocovic —— rafael nadal. alladale final. or they could meet djocovic -- rafael nadal. thank you very much. henry bonsu spoke with paper review. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a major shock of the africa cup of nations. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell of another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american space

he'll now face novak djokovic on sunday. here's holly hamilton at wimbledon.nce again at wimbledon, and it was worth the wait. there really is something about these two that does bring out the best in each other. we didn't get the 5—setter that we had in 2008, but with their four match points and lasting just over three hours, it was the epic match that we were all hoping it would be. it was federer who started the strongest, initially kicking off proceedings with an ace, the first of seven in the opening set. and perhaps the number two seed was perhaps saving his energy, the pendulum swinging nadal‘s direction as he levelled the match. after federer moved back in front, we start to see signs of nadal showing frustration, he just couldn't seem to find his flow while federer‘s body language, it just didn't seem to change throughout the entire match. keeping his cool as nadal saved four match points, as we hit that three—hour mark. federer then finally got over the hurdle at the fifth time of asking. it was much to the delight of the crowds behind me over on the

after more than five hours on court, novak djokovic beats roger federer to retain his wimbledon men'singles title. more leaked memos from britain's former ambassador to washington suggest president trump scrapped the iran nuclear deal to spite barack obama. a man is charged with the murder of kelly mary fauvrelle — the 26—year—old who was eight months pregnant when she was fatally stabbed at home. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin lipton, chief sports reporter at the sun, and ruth lea, economic adviser at arbuthnot banking group. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and it's a picture of england winning the cricket world cup which dominates the front pages of most of the newspapers. the financial times also leads on carrie lam offering to resign after weeks of protests in hong kong. and of course it's another picture of the triumphant england cricket team on the front of the independent. they're leading on their investigation into immigration services which are being outsourced. the times leads on bor

and novak djokovic has beaten roger federer to retain his wimbledon title. the world number one saved two championship points in a thrilling 5—hour match, the longest wimbledon singles final. that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk: new research suggests nearly eve ryo ne new research suggests nearly everyone can lower their risk of dementia by living a healthy lifestyle. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. trade war impact. what worldtour day's chinese growth numbers tell us about the effect on the second biggest economy? prime days strike. why some amazon workers are walking out during the on round retail giant's shopping bonanza —— online. good morning and welcome to this monday addition of asia business report, live from singapore with me, mariko oi. starting with china, because it releases growth figures for the three months tojune this morning. first—quarter gdp came in at 6.4%, much stronger than expected, but the big question now is to what extent is the trade war with the us having an impact on the

he is facing novak djokovic tomorrow.plans to introduce official guidelines over how much sleep you should be getting. the paper says that the guidelines are expected to warn that having fewer than seven hours a night could be bad for most people's health. the daily express leads on borisjohnson's warning that delaying brexit further would be "insane". mrjohnson, who is bidding to become the uk's next prime minister, made the comments in an interview with bbc‘s andrew neil. the daily mail says doctors have found "a cure for blindness". the paper explains doctors have restored sight by implanting chips into the back of people's skulls. it sends a video image directly to the brain, bypassing the eye entirely. it is incredible. the children's commissioner for england anne longfield is here to tell us what's caught her eye. going back to that story about brass bands, there is an issue these days with so much regulation around adult supervision of children in these kinds of activities, you do worry that it kinds of activities,

will if there wasn't enough excitement going on in london, novak djokovic has retained his wimbledonons points to defeat the mighty roger federer at the all england club. it was the longest wimbledon final atjust under five hours decided in a thrilling tie—break in the fifth and final set. a highly—anticipated final between two of the sport's greats did not dissappoint. when federer had two championship points at 8—7 in the fifth, djokovic held his nerve to save both, and then break back, eventually taking it to the new tie—break at 12—12. the serb had won the match's previous two tie—brea ks and he did so again. it means the world number one now has won 16 grand slams — and four of the last five. let's hear from the great man himself now talking to holly hamilton. you said that was one of the most exciting and thrilling finals of your career, it certainly was the longest. how does that one compared to you? well, i think that this is the most demanding mentally match ever as part of against raphael in the 2012 australian open was the physically most demanding, but today having roger