yes, novak djokovic showing signs of getting back to his best.ide victoria azarenka in the final of the mixed doubles, they could not win today's final, u nfortu nately, could not win today's final, unfortunately, for jamie could not win today's final, unfortunately, forjamie murray, could have gone on and won what would have been a third mixed doubles title here at wimbledon. for now though, that is all on the final day of the championships. chris is in the studios, he has the rest of today's sport. it was a bumpy ride for the cyclists in france. chris froome crashed again, this time during stage nine of the tour de france but he got back on his bike to finish in the main bunch. drew savage reports.

novak djokovic is ona challenges left. novak djokovic is on a comeback.ritain's last player in the singles is gone. jo wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel.

novak djokovic led 2—i.c led 2—i. one of these players wanted to keep yesterday's conditions exactly as it were an one didn't. so that rev on centre court was going nowhere. 29 titles between them, they were finally resuming their on they were finally resuming their on the grand slam stage. world number one rafael over style dominated. for djokovic, missed opportunities to the point of frustration. at that point managed to turn it around for the serbian. he was going the distance and fought back in this dramatic five set decider. the pair have met more times than any other two men in the open era. this time, it was no doubt that was punished. 12 time grand slam champion djokovic reached his first title since the 2016 open. well worth the wait. novak djokovic showing signs of returning to the form that took him to three wimbledon titles. in light of the surgery he had on his elbow where the iran in the year. there was su ccess where the iran in the year. there was success in the men's wheelchair doubles. avi

here what is novak djokovic said about winning at wimbledon. what is novak djokovic said about winningnning at wimbledon. i had many moments of doubt and didn't know if i could come back to the level to compete and this was my first grand slam final after a couple of years and there is no better place in the world to make a come back. this is a sacred place for the world of tennis. i always dreamed of holding this trophy as a young boy. so this is very special. and he may have lost but kevin anderson was magnanimous in defeat. i'm not feeling as fresh as i was. but this is such an amazing tournament and we fight to be on this court. over the la st fight to be on this court. over the last while there has only been a few individuals who have made it, so thatis individuals who have made it, so that is what it had to take for me to get here. i would have given another 21 hours to have the opportunity to play here. it meant a lot to me. thank you. a ceasefire is holding in gaza. binyamin netanyahu said the raids we re binyamin netanyahu said the raids were in response to cross border attack

last 15 wimbledon finals have all been contested by one of the big four, not considering that novak djokovicand adult had shared the previous six grand slam titles, now djokovic is looking like he's able to be a serious contender for another few years. —— nadal. looks as if his motivation levels have been top up again. roger federer, clearly fighting father time, he will be 37 come the time of the us open but still won three grand slams in the la st still won three grand slams in the last 18 months. rafael nadal, so close to the final, we hope stanislas wawrinka and andy murray can come back into the mix. next—generation, players coming through, alex marrow is the obvious one, probably the one most likely to wina grand one, probably the one most likely to win a grand slam from the younger generation. —— alexander zverev. they have do not these guys out of the way and that is easier said than done. us open to come, for the moment, thanks indeed. certainly we would love to see andy murray back, wouldn't we, one of the big four. someone who is in action, a member of the murray family, jamie mur

is the men's wimbledon novak djokovic is the men's wimbledon champion. jokovic, the taller one is anderson after gruelling fortnights who had something left for this final? anderson maintained his effort today but the magic touch was hard to find. that arm had already endured 21 hours of tennis at this wimbledon. 0f 21 hours of tennis at this wimbledon. of course, there was novak djokovic to consider, reaching everything and taking the first two sets 6—2. whether physical, mental, 01’ sets 6—2. whether physical, mental, or emotional, novak djokovic has found himself. the exit seemed certain for anderson. found himself. the exit seemed certainforanderson. but found himself. the exit seemed certain for anderson. but he was just warming up. the third set needed a tie—break but know that djokovic did it. four—time wimbledon champion. look, i recognise that man! the novak djokovic family all here, the good times were back. man! the novak djokovic family all here, the good times were backlj had many moments of doubt. i didn't know really if i could come back to

novak djokovic looks a little lost. but the former champion rediscovered himself to win the second set 6—3. the match had turned. edmund lost the third, 6—2, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by doctor bitch. he simmered with the crowd and overpowered edmund in the fourth set —— novak djokovic. centre court will be maintained and will come back in the second week, when we will have so much. as for british interests, there is the doubles. right now centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show, we're in my hometown of london. i will be finding out

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but rafa nadal wins a five set thriller to set up a semi—final against novak djokovic. are into their first look at final after they eat england 2—1 in their semi—final. they needed an extra time winner to ensure that they and not england, will play france in the final. croatia have done it the hard way, extra time was needed again to get past england. no shoot out this time. it was their experience that came “— time. it was their experience that came —— that saw them coming from behind to set up a final against france on sunday. well then, deep breaths of. the face here are new. keep your eye on kieran trippier. england flew into the quarter—finals, conceding a freekick when the world ‘s best would fancy their chances of. within five minutes the beliefs or write to england's team. but when you are only 1—0 england's team. but when you are only1—0 up england's team. but when you are only 1—0 up there is always the chance that this could happen. ivan perisic‘s foot beating england. so who has the energy falling —— extra time? a moment to rally the players but with 11 min

kevin anderson up against novak djokovic asi anderson up against novak djokovic as i was saying.day. that is all from wimbledon for the moment on what has been another beautiful day here in south—west london. i will hand you back to salford with the rest of the day's sport. well, what a difference a couple of daysin well, what a difference a couple of days in cricket makes. after their heavy defeats to india on thursday england have bounced back to level the one—day series with a surprisingly easy 86 run victory at lord's. a century was called before india's batsmen crumpled. he was the report. still the number one team in the icc world rankings but england have much to prove at lord's. after a promising start they lost their way with earnings. england took by struggling for runs but there was a chance. 50 of 31 balls. 0ther struggling for runs but there was a chance. 50 of 31 balls. other end there wasn't a better time for a one—day touch, very welcome century. they lost their first three wickets forjust 60 runs. the master of the run chase put on the next wicket. he was stopped

we'll start with some tennis where novak djokovic has won wimbledon for the 4th time after beating bigth african kevin anderson in straight sets. djokovic, seeded i2th, picked up his first major since the 2016 french open to take his tally to 13 grand slam titles as james burford reports. this is what it means to wind your fourth wimbledon title. 97 years since a south african graced amends singles final. but with djokovic a familiarfigure. anderson singles final. but with djokovic a familiar figure. anderson more singles final. but with djokovic a familiarfigure. anderson more than able to kraft opportunities. mr mike and the precedent set for the rest of this conkers. another mistake gifting djokovic set number one. perhaps the best return in tennis, djokovic always makes you hit one more shot. sometimes that is all it ta kes. more shot. sometimes that is all it takes. he did not wind the longer semi—final in wimbledon history without being a fighter and anderson was not going anywhere just yet. nevertheless championship i was just around the corner. there was something of an inevita

novak djokovic against rafa nadal is a final in itself.t a tussle we've been treated to in the first semifinal on centre court. kevin anderson against jonathan is now. it is 14—13 in the fifth —— john isner. jonathan is now. it is 14—13 in the fifth ——john isner. we arejoined by andy murray's former coach. we knowjohn isner has history when it comes to marathon matches at wimbledon. back in 2008 against nicolas mahut. this one has been well over five hours which is simply astonishing. just over halfway there which is amazing. it happened here on court 18. we were expecting a big serving affair. we've got two guys who have really strengthened their willpower in recent years which is why we are not seeing anybody back. i'd absolutely. you wonder who's going break first. i'd absolutely. you wonder who's going breakfirst. it's i'd absolutely. you wonder who's going break first. it's a toss of the coin. anderson had the break points in this fifth set. he's had a few 0—30s. the way isner is still able to churn up the big serbs, a momentary lapse

with novak djokovic into the final.al, roger federer or randy murray this year. surprisingly djokovic has got their bearing in has not won a title in over a year following battles with form and fitness and as we know we can doa form and fitness and as we know we can do a real tough work—out in the semifinals, didn't he? that semifinals, didn't he? that semifinal straddling two days before eventually coming past old foe rafaela eventually coming past old foe rafa ela ta o eventually coming past old foe rafaela tao in five gruelling sets. you wonder how tired he will be feeling as for kevin anderson, of course. as we know, he came through a gruelling five sets against roger federer in the quarterfinals before them coming through that six and half hour marathon match against john is now before eventually prevailing 26 games to 2a in that fifth and final set. you wonder if exhaustion will play a part for both players. a little bit later on. as we know, kerber won herfirst what wimbledon title in the ladies singles yesterday

edmonds at the top of the screen on his weight to the first set against novak djokovic.es seemed at a loss for ideas, but he recomposed himself, reached a better level. to win the second set 6—3, and troubling signs for edmonds at the start of the third set. now he was making mistakes. broken, listen to novac djokovic. from rage to delays, djokovic it out every second. he took too long, earned a time violation will stop djokovic was losing the crowd. but he was winning the match. he went on to win the set. we can go live to centre court right now to get the latest action from there. we are into the fourth set. you can keep up—to—date with all the latest action there on the red button. celebrations continue. you can hear all the noise from centre court here all backing number one. someone who will not be celebrating is the world number one simona halep. she became the latest big—name to fall. now we only have one top ten seed in the women's draw here at wimbledon, which is just quite remarkable. early on today, the french open champion was knocked out in the third round a

novak djokovic has won this year's men's wimbledon title.ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, to ny eva ns, and the journalist yasmin alibhai—brown, who writes for the i newspaper. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest "foes" in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may's hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow afterjustine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active

novak djokovic is ona challenges left. novak djokovic is on a comeback., wimbledon. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. good evening, it's been a case of deja vu with the weather forecast, today was another, warm, dry, sunny. this was the scene in greater london taken by one of our weather watchers earlier on. the scene continues. it's going to be largely dry with high pressure in charge. there will be some strong sunshine on the cards, perhaps a bit more cloud through the day tomorrow. here's the satellite from earlier showing the cloud we had to date and foremost parts it's been there whether cloud, more in northern ireland and the west of scotland, that will hang around through this evening and overnight but for many southern and eastern parts of the country it is clear and dry. the misty patch forming as we head into the early hours of sunday morning and it's another warm, mandy night, particularly in the south with temperatures holding up a 15—16, a little bit cooler further north across the country but it will be quite a acr

rafael nadal has beaten novak djokovic 25 times. cially at wimbledon in the 2011 final. that was the last time they met on the grass of sw19. today, they do battle again. for me i think nadal has a slight edge. they've been part of this big four for such a long time and rafa has won 17 slams, djokovic has won 12, they've played 51 times prior to today, so they've got huge history. two days ago kevin anderson won his place in the other semifinal in spectacularfashion, upsetting defending champion roger federer. today, a different challenge — the american john isner. and this one will be a test of brute power, of nerve versus serve, kevin anderson firing them down from six foot eight inches, whilejohn isner has two inches on his opponent — he's a towering six foot ten inches. while isner and anderson slog it out on centre court, in doubles it's all about touch, timing and tactics. britons harriet dart and jake clarke have got that mixture just right this fortnight. they're into the semifinals, having never played together before. yeah,

but at the moment, with play under way, it is novak djokovic who is on top. with a huge serve, so raking it is no easy task. but djokovic managed it in the first set, so he is up at the moment. we wait to see who will win the men's title, with angelique kerber winning the woman's title yesterday. she upset what would have been a fairy tale championships for serena williams. we were talking about her going into yesterday's final potential equalling margaret court's record of 24 grand slam singles title. the fact we were even talking about her as a contender this year isa about her as a contender this year is a huge surprise, considering this was just her first tournament back since the birth of her first child last year. but in angelique kerber, a fierce competitor, so composed in the ladies‘ final. three grand slam titles now to her name as she lifted the famous venus rose water dish. who will secure the men‘s title? plenty of tennis to come in light of the mammoth matches that both players played in the semifinals, novak djokovic edging out rafael nadal over

when play was suspended late last night, it was novak djokovic headed for bed with a 2-1 novak djokovicd over his rival rafa nadal. a return today on centre court, and the women's showpiece final will have to wait. serena williams aims to wina have to wait. serena williams aims to win a record equalling 24th grand slam title. there are some moments when i'm out there and i'm thinking, i look at the crowd and i'm like, wow, this is so cold, i'm back here, i'm back again, this is such a great moment. —— this is so cool. i've really been enjoying this time. with the duchess is of sussex and cambridge in attendance, best not to keep them waiting. well, there is some good news already. alfie hewett and his british partner gordon reid have just won the men's wheelchair double title for a third year in a i’ow. double title for a third year in a row. and of course with so many of the top seeds in the women's draw going out in the early rounds, at least with an julie cooper going out in the early rounds, at least with anjulie cooper and serena williams we have a ladies final to come of real sign

it was 2—1 and novak djokovic when they left the court last night at 11pm.deciding set. as you can see, 8—8 at the moment. live pictures from centre court. novak djokovic looking like he will hold his service game, which means the pressure will be back on rafa nadal. the duchesses of sussex and cambridge watching from the royal box, and this match between the pair, they have enjoyed some epic tussles in their careers, and this match will certainly go down as one of their greatest. as you know, the crowd will be waiting for the women's final. it's been delayed from its traditional start time of 2pm. when this match is concluded, we will see serena williams against angelique kerber. incredible that once again we are talking about serena williams in another wimbledon final in light of the time she spent away from the game following the birth of herfirst away from the game following the birth of her first child and the health complications that followed, but i guess it is testament to the champion she is, looking her place in another wimbledon final, looking to

also this hour, novak djokovic wins his fourth wimbledon title. and that's it.he serb beat kevin anderson in straight sets on centre court to secure his 13th grandslam. france has won the world cup, beating croatia 4—2 in the final in moscow. it's the second time they've won the tournament. one of france's goals was scored by their 19—year—old forward, kylian mbappe, who became the first teenager to score in a world cup final since pele in 1958. these are jubilant scenes in paris, where huge numbers of people have been celebrating the french team's win. there they are, joyous as you'd expect. our paris correspondent hugh schofield has this update. it's a completely bonkers evening here in paris. there seems to be licensed to do whatever you want, ca i’s licensed to do whatever you want, cars going by with people leaning out of the window, motorcycles going by, people without harm it's on, people have gone football party. it started an hour or two ago... cheering i'm going to resume, simply to say that we are here outside the eiffel tower but across the land, in

novak djokovic wins in straight sets. it's his 13th grand slamtitle. boy, let somebody else win once in a while. but that was good stuff from novak djokovic. >>> we want to get back to somara because there's lot o your calendar monday, tuesday. home run derby, all-star game. what's the timing of the rain? >> on tuesday we are looking at midday to ear afternoon, so it could be impacting 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. so that's something to keef in mind you're going to the ll-star game that we could be in for showers and storms. as far as monday goes, here's a look at your planner. wee waking up to some fog. the biggest difference will be how much hotter it is tomorrowi or fe temperatures in the afternoon are going to be around 94 degrees, but check out these feel-like temperature as we head into monday afternoon. triple digits, folks. so it's going to feel really, really hot again tomorrow. one last look at your storm team 4 ten-day outlook. again, tuesday is whene are actually -- i'm very confident about that rain. >> that is the news for now. thank you for joinin

you wouldn't novak djokovic's injury problems as well follow.u forjoining us. that is it at the moment but he can have a look at what is happening a wave from wimbledon. thank you. let's look at the rest of the day's sport news of course. 0nly the rest of the day's sport news of course. only one place to start. we're in the swedish camp ahead of saturday's world cup quarter—final against england and they're in confident mood. we also hearfrom belgium on the eve of their big tie against brazil, can they make it to the finalfour? is kylian mbappe the real deal as france prepare for their tie against uruguay? we ask fans in russia what they think. let's kick things off with england then — and go live to our correspondent david 0rnstein in repino. and david... it looks quite wet and rainy there are compelled to the uk at the moment. as the dust settled on that last 16 win — the one man coming out of it with lots of acclaim is gareth southgate and how he has gone about his business with this team ? yes, england are riding on the crest ofa yes, englan

novak djokovic looks a little lost.on rediscovered himself to win the second set 6—3. the match had turned. edmund lost the third, 6—2, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by doctor bitch. he simmered with the crowd and overpowered edmund in the fourth set —— novak djokovic. centre court will be maintained and will come back in the second week, when we will have so much. as for british interests, there is the doubles. right now centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week on the travel show, we're in my hometown of london. i will be finding out how meat—free has gone mainstream. this is good, a tour bus around london eating foods that will help us live forever. also coming up on this week's show, we are heading underground to meet a man with a passion for public art in new york. and we eat more than is good for us in naples, as we join the judging panel in search of the world's most perfect pizza. slice number seven.

novak djokovic needing a full five hours against rafael down.what is a fifth wimbledon final for him. we we re fifth wimbledon final for him. we were not expecting to see him at the stage of the tournament, he was actually won a title in over a year following problems with form and fitness. but the way he came through against rafael nadal prep showing signs in the championships of the type of form that he considers to be wimbledon titles and of course those 12 grand slam titles that he has two his name. if anyone is going to be feeling tired, though, surely it is kevin anderson who require six and a half hours out on court in his semifinal. the first of those men's semifinals before coming out on top against his opponent. it was 26—24 it finished in that fifth and decisive set. the second longest in wimbledon history. noted as well when he was warming up for that much she was fetching quite considerably. it is going to be a real test of endurance for both players when they get out on centre court with the final due to get under way at 2pm. we sa

and britain's number one, kyle edmund crashes out of wimbledon defeated by novak djokovic. good evening. england are through to the world cup semifinals for the first time in almost 30 years. goals by harry maguire dele alli gave england a 2—0 victory against sweden this afternoon. gareth southgate's side is now one win away from a place in next sunday's final. dan millen joins place in next sunday's final. dan millenjoins us from place in next sunday's final. dan millen joins us from sumatra. in truth, england came here haven't already done enough, reaching the quarterfinals of their world cup with a young squad, a manager in his first major tournament in charge with historically low expectations represented progress and

and british number one kyle edmund is battling against three—time champion novak djokovic to make ito the second week in the men s draw. i am lizzie greenwood hughes in the bbc sport centre... as lewis hamilton breaks the track record at silverstone to take pole for sunday's british grand prix.

it's men's semifinals day at wimbledon — in a repeat of the 2011 final, rivals rafael nadal and novak djokoviceach other on centre court this afternoon, in what will be their 52nd meeting in all competitions. that's all the sport for now. more on the bbc news channel throughout the day. thanks, holly. let's return to the

and, of course, there was novak djokovic to consider, reaching everything and taking the first two sets refound himself. the exit seemed certain for anderson. but he was just warming up. the third set needed a tie—break but djokovic did it. four time wimbledon champion. look, i recognise that man. the djokovic family all here, the good times were back. i had many moments of doubt, and didn't know really if i could come back to the level to compete and this was my... ..first grand slam final after a couple of years. and there is no better place in the world to really make a comeback. djokovic champion at 31, anderson runner—up at 32. well, this wimbledon may have been about the older guys but there was another final today, which offered a glimpse of the future. 6'2", 16 years old, britain's jack draper really rose to the court 0ne occasion in the boys‘ final today. he won the second set. tseng chun—hsin was too good in the end, but draper played a big part in the big day. as, in his own way, did stefan djokovic. joe wilson, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news ch

there was something of an inevitability about novak djokovic today.news. it was a very, very hot afternoon for that particular match here in london. now, let's return to football because of course as france and croatia were battling it out in the world cup final, another famous football tea m the world cup final, another famous football team were playing. the senior team of the wild boars in thailand. they are still recovering in hospital after being trapped in a cave complex for more than two weeks. our correspondent howard johnson reports on the mac. —— from the match. what we heard earlier, before the game kicked off, was to have the players telling us that they really missed playing with the younger teammates. they say that normally they train with them every night after school and in the last two weeks, they have really missed their presence. or we also heard earlier was from the ministry public health, they say that they had allowed the parents to their children inside chiang rai hospital, the sad news of the death of the former navy seal diver.

novak djokovic has won this year's men's wimbledon title.evin anderson in straight sets. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the author and columnist for the evening standard, tony evans, and the journalist yasmin alibhai—brown. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian leads with the news that donald trump has described the european union as one of his greatest foes in what the paper calls an extraordinary diplomatic intervention. the times says that theresa may 5 hopes of winning support for her brexit compromise have been dealt a huge blow after justine greening backed calls for a second referendum. the ft covers news that international companies active in iran face the threat of us sanctions within weeks after washington rebuffed an eu plan to exempt some firms. the sun has a full page splash on the arrival back in the uk of the england football team, with the headline landed, home. we will have that for your little later. let's get straight on to it. welc

novak djokovic, anderson, it is a tough one. novak djokovic is making a comeback. and i have to stick with france to win. that is why are you area giant france to win. that is why are you are a giant among sportsmen. australia's southern koalas have considerably larger and thicker fur than their northern neighbours, a feature that'll come in useful when they experience winter in britain. a group of six are to be brought from adelaide, to live at longleat safari park in wiltshire, making them the only ones of their kind in europe, as laura foster reports. they are abandoning australia and moving to wiltshire. when they five females and single male arrived, it will be the only place you can find southern koalas and the whole of europe, and it is hoped once they settle into their new home in longleat, they will start to breed. they have a strict monitoring process of each individual kuala and the koalas as a group so we can actually identify their individuality and how it affects them. they are being brought to the uk because wildlife experts want to raise awareness a

novak djokovic was on top. he led kevin anderson by 2—0. in underan hour. but anderson has shown much more promise in the third set, just failing to convert a couple of set points against the three—time wimbledon champion. we are still in that third set. let's look at some live pictures from bbc two. novak djokovic looking for a first grand slam titles and 2016. all have played epic semifinals. anderson lasted over six hours. djokovic serving to stay in this third set, anderson leading 6-5. both this third set, anderson leading 6—5. both players look pretty weary, especially anderson at the start of this final. but he is showing some fight now, just like he did against roger federer. we will keep you up—to—date with that. a bright future at wimbledon, but great britain's jack draper has lost the boys' singles final. chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng, the world junior number one, beat 16—year—old draper 6-1, 6-7, 6-4. greg van avamart has extended his lead over geraint thomas at the tour de france to 43 seconds. after a chaotic stage nine, aus

as the clock ticked past 10pm those great adversaries novak djokovic and rafael nadal were engrossedm all play must stop. today, in short, there was too much tennis. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. the england manager gareth southgate has said the last couple of days have been emotionally very difficult for the squad. he was speaking ahead of tomorrow 5 third—place play—off against belgium in st petersburg. mr southgate said the players deserved to finish the tournament well, as our sports editor, dan roan, reports.

at the top of the screen, on the way to the first set against novak djokovic.ed himself. to win the second set, 6—3. edmund lost the third set, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. screaming. he simmered with the crowd and the umpire that overpowered edmund in the fourth set. this winter every thing. centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we will have djokovic, federer, serena and so much in between. as for british interest, well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without colin edmund. jo wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. you can see more of all up—to—date's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me, good night. it has been a case of deja vu with the weather forecast. and today was another warm, dry and a day across much of the country. he was the scene in greater london. over the next few days that theme continues. it will be largely dry with high pressure in charge. there will be strong sunshine on the cards as well. perhaps a little more cloud tomorrow. here

as the clock ticked past 10pm those great adversaries novak djokovic and rafael nadal were engrossed in their semifinal. but at 11pm all play must stop. today, in short, there was too much tennis. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. the england manager gareth southgate has said the last couple of days have been emotionally very difficult for the squad. he was speaking ahead of tomorrow 5 third—place play—off against belgium in st petersburg. mr southgate said the players deserved to finish the tournament well, as our sports editor, dan roan, reports. he'd hoped to be preparing his team for a world cup final this weekend. instead, england manager gareth southgate must somehow lift his players for a match often seen as meaningless. defeat to croatia ended their dreams of a first appearance on football's greatest stage for 52 years, and despite a campaign that defied all expectations, the pain is obvious. it's obviously been a really difficult couple of days for us. we were 20 minutes from a world cup final and then in extra time, ten minutes from a shoot out to get to a world cup final. s

one who is safely through as novak djokovic.h his first grand slam semifinal since 2015. 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2. he 6—3, 3—6, 6—2, 6—2. he clearly feels after his battles with form and fitness he is getting back to his best. it feels great to be in the last four of a it feels great to be in the last fourofa slam. it feels great to be in the last four of a slam. i have been building. queen's... it was kind of looking like and felt like it was getting better and better, as matches on time went on, i feel like iam peaking matches on time went on, i feel like i am peaking at the right moment. it is not the first time in semifinals, i have been here before, but i will have to enjoy this victory and think about the next one. novak djokovic awaits in the semifinals for the winner of the match between rafa nadal and juan martin del potro. that in action on centre court, we can bring you live pictures of that one. rafa nadal took the first set 7—5, four set points in the second the second but del potro took it on a tie—break and del potro to

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and novak djokovic wins it. anderson can't return. wimbledon title for novak djokovic. 13th grand slam. fourth all time. the american century celebrity golf championship tournament at lake tahoe. the bet between dale and steph curry. he needs this to go in or he loses to his dad. look how close he comes. he did spot him 20 points. last year dale had to a dip. this year it was steph curry. the winner waromo. won by three points over mark molder. >> all right. that is it. jason applebaum and i will see you in half hour for sports rap. >> thank you. next at 11:00 p.m. >>> we have a lot of democrats who want someone who is not on the sidelines. >> a snub for senator dianne feinstein. democrats voting to enforce her require. >> the 11:00 p.m -- her rival. >> the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> the california primary, senator dianne feinstein stubbed by the california democratic party this weekend. >> they handed their official endorsement to kevin cd -- to kevin de leon. ktvu's azenith

how will he prepare to face novak djokovic? it could be going on at the same time.have it easy...he's playing the three—time champion novak djokovic on centre court. he may well be playing at the same time that england take on sweden in russia, causing a friendly rivalry between edmund and his swedish coach fredrik rosengren. but it will get serious when it comes to taking on novak djokovic, third up at angelique kerber and before that, nadal. whilst lots of the game's big stars have found the first week something of a struggle here at wimbledon, roger federer‘s still on for a record—equaliing ninth title. he swept aside germany's jan—lennard struff in straight sets to cruise into round 4... ...as does the seven—time champion serena williams. she passed herfirst proper test at this years tournament by beating france's kristina mladenovic. not such good news for sister venus, though, who was beaten in her third round match. england's cricketers have levelled their t20 series with india to set up a decider in bristol on sunday. eoin morgan's side won by five wickets i

it is good to see novak djokovic backin it is good to see novak djokovic back in form. the mixed doubles title as he and partner victoria azarenka were beaten in the final, losing in straight sets to alexander peya and nicole melichar. and britain's jack draper lost the boys' singles final. the 16—year—old lost in straight sets to chinese taipei's chun hsin tseng. it has definitely given me more inspiration to come here and play well in front of so many people and also this experience is unlike any other. i am an brit playing at wimbledon. it is quite surreal. in terms of how i've done this week, i have to stay grounded. because i know that it doesn't make me andy murray or novak djokovic. you know, i have to stay humble and keep working hard. and chris froome is still in the hunt to win a fifth tour de france, after getting up from a crash on the cobbled roads of northern france. froome tweeted a photo of the crash with the caption "taking flight." didn't stop him getting back on the bike and continuing, though. here he is at the end of the race, covered from head to t

novak djokovic has won this year's men's wimbledon title. the south african kevin anderson in straight sets. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's show... i'm in amsterdam tojump on board a boat which once ferried migrants across the mediterranean but now carries tourists. so whenever you have a chance to help somebody, do it. it will come back to you. rajan heads to colorado to meet the people trying to save the iconic north american bison. the policy is very much let them roam, let them be free, don't interfere. lucy is here with the lowdown on how to pick the best smart suitcase. the main difference is you can afford to be a bit more careless with this, safe in the knowledge that your wheels will not buckle under the pressure. and taking the long way round to the world cup finals. i came here to russia by bicycle to support my national team. it was like a dream for all of us, all egyptians. amsterdam is famous for its picturesque canals built in the 17th century to help the city trade in goods from all over the world.

if you to pick between rafael nadal and novak djokovic, what does your heart say? djokovic is coming back from injury. he is playing better with each tournament but raphael had a long game. will he be too physically taxed? he is so fit, soi too physically taxed? he is so fit, so i give the edge to ratho. they have already played 50 times, that is very interesting. the job is have already played 50 times, that is very interesting. thejob is not an anderson, they played in college against each other and 12 times already in the pros, so a big serving contest. tracy austin speaking to me early on with her thoughts on the men's semifinals to come tomorrow. as far as british interests, plenty in the mixed doubles to tell you about, including jamie murray who has teamed up with victoria azarenka this year, and they have booked their place in the semifinals. murray has enjoyed great success in this competition in previous years having won in 2007 and last year with martina hingis. they will playj clark and harriet dart, who came through the quarterfinal today. they knocked

kevin anderson and novak djokovic contesting it. ses a 13th title and fourth at wimbledon. he does wish he had the day off that anderson had. both the day off that anderson had. both the semifinals lasted more than five hours. the action is already under way at the all england club. the women's wheelchair doubles final. they've never won a grand slam doubles title. their facing the top. the three to love in their first game. kerber won the finalfor kerber won the final for the first time ending the comeback of serena williams. competing in a grand slam finaljust ten months after giving birth to herfirst finaljust ten months after giving birth to her first child. was a repeat of the 26 team final that kerber loss after taking the first set by six games to three, using some very fine defensive tennis as well, she did the second by the same scoreline. she has only the french open to win to complete the set. stage nine of the tour de france gets under way in about ten minutes. the combined updates about on the bbc sport website. i'll hav

novak djokovic scrambling the fitness of late. he has changed his coaching team, t. kovic who has taken the first two sets, 6—3, 6—1. more action happening right now on court but for the moment, apparently there's a bit of a tournament going on in russia... there are actually people here in england shirts here at wimbledon. let's go back to arlene foster in moscow. we are just a couple of minutes away from that match. just looking at my monitor, harry kane about to lead england out at the spartak stadium about ten miles that way across the capital. all eyes on the england captain. will he stretch his lead in the race for the golden boot? he is on five at the moment, he has certainly come at the moment, he has certainly come a long way from his schooldays in essex. andy swiss has been to chingford to hear how kane is inspiring a new generation of young fans. skipper, scorer, superstar. and it is in from harry kane again! it's what every young footballer dreams but where did the young harry kane's dreams begin? here, larkswood primary in chingford, where the current cro

centre court, novak djokovic is up against kei nishikori. ow surgery earlier on this year, struggles with form and fitness, but he is showing signs of getting back to his best. 4-3 signs of getting back to his best. 11—3 up after a break and milos raonic againstjohn isner as well, another quarterfinal tie. it will be interesting to note what raonic‘s coach be doing, goran ivanisevic. if that match brands late there could bea that match brands late there could be a clash with the kick—off of the england — croatia game. we know he has said he will go off and watch the game somewhere in the modern. keep your eyes peeled for goran ivanisevic later. he will be watching it on his phone later, i am sure. just time to remind you that stage five of the tour de france is underway, you can follow it live on the bbc sport website — bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll have more for you in the next hour. loving the waistcoat! since that now immortal piece of commentary — "they think it's all over... it is now" — the life of an england football fan has been a pretty tort

and, so, 2pm this afternoon, before the football begins, it'll be all eyes on novak djokovic and kevin came through the longest semifinals in wimbledon history to make it this far. djokovic outlasted rafa nadal in a match split over two days, before prevailing 10—8 in the final set. he says he doesn't have much to lose as he chases a 13th major title. he also wishes he could have had a day off. anderson, playing in his second grand slam final, says he knows what to expect this time around. they're coming home around about now. not with the trophy, but england's footballers did exceed expectations at the world cup, despite defeat in the third—fourth placed play—off against belgium. in a repeat of the group match between the sides, england went behind early, when thomas meunier poked belgium ahead. both teams fielded relatively strong sides for the game, and eden hazard ensured belgium would finish third, sealing a 2—0 win. england's fourth place matches their run at italia ‘90. in the end, we are very proud of what we've done. we're under no illusions as to where we stand as a team. we'

novak djokovic looked a little lost.ered himself to win the second set 6—3. the match had turned. edmund lost the third 6—2, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. he roars he simmered with the crowd and the umpire, but overpowered edmund 6—4 in the fourth set. this win took everything. well, centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we'll have djokovic, federer, serena and so much in between. as for british interest — well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. no wimbledon today. so it'll be down to lewis hamilton to capture our attention this afternoon. he starts on pole for the british grand prix at silverstone, where we can find our reporter azi farni and, azi, history beckons for the briton lewis hamilton today. he's already made history by claiming a record sixth pole position. he will be looking to turn that into a record sixth win today. he was pushed all the way by the

and in sport — novak djokovic takes command in the men's final at wimbledon.rance have arrived. cool, calm, and the favourites to take football's greatest prize. croatia have arrived, too. the world cup final kicks off in under a5 minutes. coverage for you on bbc one and bbc radio five live. and there's another crash on the tour de france. defending champion chris froome goes down, but he gets back up again. but his rival richie porte is out. i'll be back with more on those stories in an hour. one of the biggest car—buying groups in britain says more than half of its vehicles will be electric by 2025. the british vehicle rental and leasing association wants to increase its fleet of electric cars to 750,000, as our business correspondent, joe lynam, reports. noxious gases coming out of cars could soon be a thing of the past. now one of the biggest fleet—buyers in the uk says it's switching to low or zero—emission vehicles within seven years. the british vehicle rental and leasing association is responsible for one in every five vans as well as one in every eigh

novak djokovic looked a little lost.ost the third 6—2, making mistakes. listen how this one was greeted by djokovic. yells. he simmered with the crowd and the umpire, but overpowered edmund 6—4 in the fourth set. this win took everything. well, centre court will be maintained and come back to life in the second week when we'll have djokovic, federer, serena, and so much in between. as for british interest, well, there's the doubles. right now, centre court feels a little empty without kyle edmund. joe wilson, bbc news, at wimbledon. the weather now with sarah keith lucas. hello there. the summer heatwave goes on. another hot, sunny, dry day on saturday. sunday looks like similar day too. this was taken on saturday afternoon by one of our weather watchers in cambridgeshire. you can see fair weather cloud that has been bubbling up. strong sunshine around still. high pressure keeping things generally dry and settled. a weather front is sitting across the far north—west on sunday, bringing more cloud and a few spots of rain,