now, novak djokovic will receive the trophy. figs wimbledon team. the trophy.�* will receive the trophy. as the men's singles _ will receive the trophy. as the men's singles champion - will receive the trophy. as the men's singles champion of. will receive the trophy. as the i men's singles champion of 2022. applause chanting so, a lovely scene there and since of court at wimbledon as novak djokovic enjoys his success after an intense fight, and he'sjust djokovic enjoys his success after an intense fight, and he's just going to, we will get a few words now from nick kyrgios. to, we will get a few words now from nick kyrgios-— nick kyrgios. they want to hear from ou, nick kyrgios. they want to hear from you. nick. thank _ nick kyrgios. they want to hear from you, nick, thank you for _ nick kyrgios. they want to hear from you, nick, thank you for bringing - you, nick, thank you for bringing your spectacular brand of tennis to this wimbledon final.— he is tough to beat, isn't he? yes, he is a bit — he is tough to beat, isn't he? yes, he is a bit of— he

a day of delightful novak djokovic, ijust wanted to bring | slam. a day of delightful novak. ing on finals day here at wimbledon, then one of them was alfie hewett, but i'm afraid he has lost his men's wheelchair singles final to the top seed from japan shingo kunieda. a frustration for alfie hewett who has so to the championship four times. alfie hewett who has so to the championshipfourtimes. he alfie hewett who has so to the championship four times. he has yet to win the credit of the japanese player winning in three sets, 10—5 in the decisive tie—break which means his weight for singles final will have to wait. he has won it in doubles before. i'm afraid in the last hour or so frustration as well for another british player who hasn't lost at the men's doubles quad playing with his partner and they have lost in three sets. in terms of british tennis, these have been championships of growth and of development and of breakthrough stories, think of something like ryan pedersen, think of heather watson, who at 30 finally reached a grand slam. and of course, cameron norrie who g

i think ultimately it was novak djokovic _ today?ovak djokovic was _ today? i think ultimately it was novak djokovic was my - today? i think ultimately it was i novak djokovic was my presence, today? i think ultimately it was - novak djokovic was my presence, his focus, his ruthlessness of getting one more back into play, making you play one more awkward shot. again, it started off a bit slow, although nick kyrgios was brilliant in the first set, we wondered whether he would impress the situation, be it as it was his first grand slam final. and he did more than that and he loved it and we thought here we 90, he loved it and we thought here we go, but once novak djokovic came back, you could just sense it, there were a couple of little tight points here and there and then unfortunately after the second set and the nick kyrgios started to go back to if you have the antics and get involved with his box and then after that, there was only really one winner. after that, there was only really one winner-— after that, there was only really

novak djokovic kept his cool, kept calm, kept composed. wimbledon title that brings in level with pete, a 21st grand slam title that moves him now ahead of roger fetter a's total of 20, and within one of raphael the doll�*s grand total if you like, the men's gain of 22, which is the record at the moment. chetan speaking with me earlier. it we apologise for the technical issues with our audio. we will have more and novak djokovic expert state, that is at 6:30pm here on bbc news. the international trade minister, penny mordaunt, has become the ninth candidate to enter the conservative leadership contest. most candidates are focusing on their plans for the economy. the former health secretary, sajid javid, wants to bring forward the 1p income tax cut to next year. both mrjavid and the former cabinet minister, jeremy hunt, are also pledging to reduce corporation tax from 19% to 15%. here's our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. and then there were nine. trade minister penny mordaunt the latest to throw her hat in the ring to be t

cheering and applause that trophy novak djokovic is holding — well, it's his 21st grand slam title. d rafael nadal. but when will djokovic's next chance come? with his position on covid vaccination, it depends which country will let him in. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. a great day for novak djokovic, disappointment for alfie hewett, though, who was beaten in the men's wheelchair singles final. away from wimbledon tonight, ferrari's charles leclerc is up to second in the formula one drivers�* championship after winning the austrian grand prix ahead of his title rival max verstappen. carlos sainz�*s ferrari caught fire early in the race, handing lewis hamilton third place and a third consecutive podium finish. leclerc overtook verstappen's red bull three times on his way to a win that revives his title hopes. and in cricket, england have beaten india by 17 runs in their third and final t20 in nottingham. england won the toss and made 215 for three from their 20 overs, dawid malan top scoring with 77. despite a fine maiden century from suryakumar, india fell short, but still win the

it's the men's singles final between novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. d chetan, kyrgios drew first blood, but djokovic striking back, what's the latest? djokovic doing what he is doing, you can see where this is going, but credit to nick kyrgios, he made a good start, he has never been in a grand slam final before, he made the early breakthrough against djokovic, with an ace, winning that first set by 6—4, it was a disciplined first set, but that hasn't continued for the remainder of the match, and novak djokovic is just resetting, reconfiguring as he so often does. he won the second set 6—3, and the third set 6—4. he has, at this point, a 2—1 set lead. there has been plenty of chuntering, and for the main part nick kyrgios has directed that to his own box. he doesn't feel like he's getting support at the right time, it is classic nick kyrgios, any time things aren't going his way, it's not his fault, and he has been directing anger towards his box, and has received a code violation, for swearing. he said of someone in the crowd, i know exactly who it is

novak djokovic has been crowned champion for the fourth consecutive time. e action. for a fourth consecutive year, novak djokovic is the men's singles champion. he's on seven wimbledon titles. just one behind roger federer�*s record. he started against australia's nick kyrgios, and it was the first time grand slam finalists who made the stronger start. bold and confident and taking the game to djokovic. curiosity winning the first set, but thereafter, djokovic did what he so often does, and that is reset. before he came back to win the next three sets. he told us afterwards just how much it meant to him to win this title for seven—time. him to win this title for seven-time.— him to win this title for seven-time. ~ , , . him to win this title for seven-time. g . . ., , seven-time. my first image of tennis was crass seven-time. my first image of tennis was grass and _ seven-time. my first image of tennis was grass and wimbledon, _ seven-time. my first image of tennis was grass and wimbledon, and - seven-time. my first image of tennis was grass and wimbledon, a

novak djokovic and nick kyrgios share a friendship, but as promised, they gave us fireworks. t to kyrgios 6—4. nearest the camera, djokovic was trying to stretch his opponent. think you can get to that one? well, yes, kyrgios could. a triumphant point, but soon after, the second set to djokovic. fantastic hold of serve! and now the words really began. the conversation between kyrgios and the umpire related to distractions kyrgios had heard from a spectator. he wanted her removed. he pointed her out. the one that looks like she's had about 700 drinks, bro! on the court, kyrgios lost his way, and his frustrations were vented towards his friends and family. we've observed this before and it's never comfortable. 40—15,40—love — agh! that's you! but that's tension in the djokovic team. kyrgios got the fourth set to a tie—break. now it was a question of composure, patience and accuracy. and that's djokovic�*s speciality. umpire: game, set i and match, djokovic... he retains his own approach to the world. he remains the wimbledon champion. every single time it gets more and more mean

we spoke shortly after the game. >> doing what novak djokovic does. chips are down, finds ways to battle back, time and time again. he has done that in particular on the centre court and has not lost in these championships since 2017. you mentioned it, and eighth wimbledon final, trying to win his seventh title here, his 32nd grand slam as he tries to make it 21 grand slams in total. those numbers are staggering. he is a tighten. that is why he was a clear favorite going into this match against britain's cam norrie, who broke into the world top 10 recently just outside that now, but he was the ninth seed. the british star set a target saying hwanted to reach the final -- the second week of a grand slam. he went a lot further than that. british fans were cheering him on to give him something to celebrate in the first set, which he won 6-2, breaking the djokovic serve three times. djokovic looked tentative, making unforced errors, cam norrie embracing the occasion and playing with freedom. but djokovic was two sets down and fought back, reset, reconfigu

nick kyrgios and novak djokovic are underway. novak nick kyrgios and novak djokovic are under way.trying to hold onto his serve early doors. the top seed here, he did start this match with a double fault, but his numbers are extraordinary, he has won 38 consecutive matches on centre court, he is trying to win his seventh wimbledon title, which would bring him level with pete sampras. nick kyrgios did not play his semifinal with rafael nadal, and djokovic has double—faulted again, and nick kyrgios has broken him, he has never won a grand slam, he has never been in the final of any of the four majors, and it is 3—2, djokovic broken. it majors, and it is 3-2, d'okovic broken. , . , majors, and it is 3-2, d'okovic broken. , ., , ., majors, and it is 3-2, d'okovic broken. , ., ., broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's _ broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's tempers - broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's tempers get - broken. it is a very hot day, and some people's tempers get a i broken. it is a very hot day, and | some people's tempers get a bit rough and

let's go live to centre court, you can see here, novak djokovic is “p you can see here, novak djokovic at 5—3, but nick kyrgios has the break point as he tries to level the break point as he tries to level the second set, took the first set at 6-4, the second set, took the first set at 6—4, competing in his first grand slam final, novak djokovic of course are 20 time grand slam winner. djokovic getting the point back to deuce, there is drama on centre court, and you can follow that one word. —— one live. britain's alfie hewett has lost his wheelchairs singles final to world number one shingo kunieda in three sets... hewett was serving for the match at one stage, but kunieda fought back, coming from a set down to win his very first wimbledon title. kunieda also got the better of hewett and his doubles partner gordon reid yesterday as he and team mate gustavo fernandez beat them in the wheelchair doubles final. there are two more matches in the women's european championship on sunday — belgium coach ives serneels says his side need to be patient against iceland in their opening game. lat

novak djokovic cruising into the last 16.he has not lost year since 2017 and he has found a way the standout player in the men's tour at the moment and certainly the men's draw here. it has to be said, up into the championship, that was not the case. no dell, winning the australian open and the french open but novak djokovic has done it again. he made and had a slight stumble in his first match with a south korean but he was with the acid in his second match and then in the last hour he has beaten his fellow countrymen in straight sets. novak djokovic is totally at ease on grass. people forget the changes, that you have to make between clay and grass and he is better than anyone else at doing that as quickly as he does. he is so fast with his reactions. the bulmers cooker on grass and you've got to get down lower. it is all about reacting as quickly as you possibly can and his other best arguably that we have seen. he is clearly the favourite to go all the way. his train to defend his title and make it four wimbledon wins in

in tennis, novak djokovic beat cameron norrie to reach the wimbledon's men's final.ve the roundup from sw 19. >> time and time again when you think this could be the day that novak djokovic is beaten, he finds a way to power through. for the first set, taken by britain's cameron norrie. the fans behind me and the british fans on centre urt really believed an upset was on the cards. cam nore's development has been extorted or he, playing for just -- extraordinary, playing for just the second time in the semifinal. he showed that topspin forehand, the backhand that is perfect for the surface. it was causing djokovic all sorts of problems he couldn't deal with. the defending champion, as he so often does, took a breath, rese and won the second, third and fourth sets to reach an eighth wimbledon final. trying to win his seventh title. the 32n grand slam final four djokovic. he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of nadal's record of 22. awaiting in sunday's final will be nick kyrgious who had friday off. nadal withdrawn because of the a domino injury whi

let's talk about what we saw from novak djokovic on centre court of short while ago, because, yes, hed it exactly riaht, he over the line? you said it exactly right, he reset. _ over the line? you said it exactly right, he reset. he _ over the line? you said it exactly right, he reset. he had - over the line? you said it exactly right, he reset. he had that- over the line? you said it exactly right, he reset. he had that first| right, he reset. he had that first set where — right, he reset. he had that first set where he was wishy—washy, all credit— set where he was wishy—washy, all credit to _ set where he was wishy—washy, all credit to camn, but he needed time to assess _ credit to camn, but he needed time to assess his opponent, and then he went back— to assess his opponent, and then he went back into the novak mode, and then after that, he was brutal. have you ever _ then after that, he was brutal. have you ever seen a player that covers the court — you ever seen a player that covers the court that way, when he is defending and then put you straight into position where you have to

but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships — think about his semifinal againstod at resetting and coming back. and within the second, third and fourth sets, he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset with his own box, his friends and family who he felt weren't always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed with somebody in the crowd — when the umpire said, "who is it specifically?" he said, "it's the woman who looks like she's had 700 drinks." he was finding those usual frustrating moments — and i think for djokovic on the other side of the net, he thought, "you do all that, i'll stick to the tennis." and djokovic winning in four sets for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. i want to tell you about australia. in australia, the landmark sydney opera house has lit up in the colours of the japanese flag to honour the japan's former prime minister, shinzo abe. japanese expats in australia said

we now anticipate a | centre court final between novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. nis moved to court one for the semi—finals and in over three hours of captivating play, alfie hewett prevailed. that's a finalist for you. he is in the final of the wheelchair doubles as well, he and gordon reid beat the top seeds for the chance to win a record extending iith win a record extending 11th consecutive grand slam doubles title. alfie hewett spent more than six hours on court today. in the women's european championships, germany got off to a great start, flashing the 2017 finalists denmark in brentford. the eight time champion is by far the most successful team won 4—0, finishing with a well worked move by popp. that sent germany top of group b. spain fell behind in the first minute of their match against finland but recovered to win 4—1 at milton keynes. formula 1's budget cap has been increased by 3% to help teams cope with the inflation crisis. this year's figure was $140 million. sages welcomed the increase of the lewis hamilton and george russell crashed in the final s

one thing that remains the same is novak djokovic's qualities and grass.nst his compatriot. that when in straight sets in the second round, you can really see novak djokovic showing his quality is because in the opening round match she had struggles but since then he has led and he has learned fast as he looks to win his fourth consecutive wimbledon title. she reached the cup quarterfinals here last year and looking very good and still has not dropped a set. she beat a french teenager in straight sets and who she goes. the world number two. saying she is feeling more confident than ever good day for the british players too. the former british number one got a straight sets win over her opponent to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time and thatis slam for the first time and that is the place for cam norrie, the number nine seed here. he got the job done pretty quickly over america's competitor in straight sets. spain continue to get to grips with grass but showing us all his qualities and why he is the most exciting talent in men's tenni

his wimbledon final dream ends after defeat to the reigning champion novak djokovic.

but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships — think about his semifinal against good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset at his own box, his friends and family who were not always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed at somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said, "who is it specifically? he said, "it's the woman who looks like she's "had 600 drinks". —— "had 700 drinks". he was finding those usual moments, djokovic on the other side of the net thinking, "you do all that, i'lljust "win the tennis." and brockovich winning in four sets for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. —— novak djokovic. 700 drinks is going some, isn't it, even on a lovely, sunny day at wimbledon. that's it from us but if you go to the website, all of the results there for you. thank you for watching bbc news. hello. sunday, scotland a

first set and it made some think that this could be a possible upset, but time and again with novak djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and winning the second, third and fourth sets. we never really looked in trouble thereafter, but nick kyrgios, thereafter, but nick kyrgios, there were the moments we are used to seeing from him. the chattering at the umpire, upset at decisions, upset at his own box. who are not always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed at somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said who is it specifically, he said it is the woman who looks like she has had 600 drinks. he was finding those usual moments. djokovic on the other side of the net thinking you do all that, i'll just win the tennis. and for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. in australia, the landmark sydney opera house has lit up in the colours of the japanese flag to honourjapan's former prime minister shinzo abe. japanese expats in australia said it was the only place to pay their respects to him. the 67—year—old was assassinate

and we now anticipate a centre court final between novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. . i'm standing well back, and this is the business end of the fortnight. wheelchair tennis moved to court one for semifinals, and in over three hours of captivating play, britain's alfie hewitt prevailed. now that's a finalist feeling. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. .29 . 29 degrees in fact south—west london was the hotspot. geevor do you. it will turn hotter this weekend. mainly in the south. the northern seeing more cloud round though sunday looks like being sunny and warmment loss of sunshine, that is down to this area of high pressure which will push to the eastern side as we move into sunday and the start of next week, so we will see higher temperatures as we pick up winds from the south. this this evening and overnight more cloud from the north and west of scotland. northern ireland, into the north—west of england, one or two spots of rain where it will be breezy. a lot of dry weather round and the clear skies as temperatures

tennis now, and novak djokovic is heading for his eighth wimbledon final.has been watching all the action. time and time again, when you think this could be the day that novak djokovic is beaten, he finds a way to power through. for the first set taken by britain's cameron norrie, 6—2, the fans behind me and the british fans on centre court really believed an upset was on the cards. cam norrie's development has been extraordinary, playing just for the first time in his career in the second week of a grand slam. he showed us that brilliant leftie serve, the topspin forehand, that dead backhand that he's got that is flat and perfect for this service. it was causing djokovic all kinds of problems he couldn't deal with. but the defending champion, as he so often does, took a breath, reset, reconfigured and won the second, third and fourth set to reach an eighth wimbledon final trying to win his seventh title here. the numbers are extraordinary. it's a 32nd grand slam final for djokovic. he's hoping to win 21, which would bring him within one of rafael nadal�*s

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and i am at wimbledon where britain's cameron norrie will play the six time champion novak djokovic force in the men's final. and coming up on the bbc news channel: former fifa president sepp blatter expresses his relief as he and former uefa boss michel platini are both found not guilty of fraud following a trial in switzerland. good afternoon. world leaders have been expressing their shock and grief after the assassination of japan's former prime minister shinzo abe. he was shot while making a speech in the city of nara, and later died in hospital. mr abe was 67 and had beenjapan�*s longest serving prime minister. political violence is extremely rare injapan where gun ownership is strictly controlled. this report from caroline hawley contains flash photography. the last words of shinzo abe, who was giving a campaign speech for a colleague at an election rally. here, the suspected gunman, reported to be a man in his 40s, is tackled to the ground. he'd fired two shots at the former prime minister with what appears to be a home—made weapon. japan has some of the strictest gun control law

at wimbledon, novak djokovic has beaten nick kyrgios in the men's singles finals.er to roger federer�*s record tally of eight wimbledon titles. 0ur sports correspondent chetan pathak was there. document�*s numbers here are staggering, 39 consecutive wins now on centre court, not been beaten here since 2017, fourth consecutive wimbledon title —— djokovic. his scene of nick kyrgios in four sets, the australian took the first set and made something could be a possible upset but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships does not think about the semifinal against cameron norrie where he lost the first set and an xml where he lost the first two, he is so good at resetting. —— against britain's cameron norrie where he lost the first set, his quarterfinal againstjannik sinner where he lost the first two — djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments that we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire,

. tbs, bit cam norrie hasjust taken the first set against novak djokovic. set against novak d'okovic.rkers struggling not to laugh while recording a video to international paramedics day has proved to be an unlikely hit on social media. the outtakes of dave tamarro and joe cartwright�*s attempts to explain what it was like to do theirjobs was shared and liked hundreds of times on the east of england ambulance service trust facebook page. have a look. hello, everybody. welcome to... hello, everybody. welcome to luton ambulance station. my name is dave. i'm a lom at luton and have been a paramedic or been in the ambulance service now for 26 years. and my colleague is...? good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with? we good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with?— good afternoon, everyone, i'm sitting here with? we are here to talk about international - sitting here with? we are here to l talk about international paramedic day which is on the 8th ofjuly. tell me, joe, what's it like being a paramedic? good afternoon, everyone, i'm a paramedic at luton alongside my colleague. and

but time and again with novak djokovic, even at these championships — think about his semifinal againstre he lost the first two — djokovic is so good at resetting and coming back and winning the second, third and fourth sets. he never really looked in trouble thereafter. for nick kyrgios, there were the moments that we're used to seeing from him — the chuntering at the umpire, upset with some decisions, upset at his own box, his friends and family he felt weren't always giving him the support he wanted. he was particularly annoyed with somebody in the crowd. when the umpire said, "who is it specifically? he said, "it's the woman who looks like she's "had 700 drinks". he was finding those usual frustrating moments and i think for djokovic on the other side of the net, he thought, "you do all of that, i'lljust stick to the tennis." and djokovic winning in four sets for a fourth consecutive wimbledon title, like i said. a reminder of our top story — the sri lankan speaker of parliament has said the president is no longer in sri lanka but will return by wednesday. the speaker of the parliam

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novak djokovic delta, gets the card tim van vicodin. —— novak djokovic still to come against a wild cardays. no british winner at silverstone for the british grand prix but one of the best races in recent memory had a happy ending for carlos sainz. the ferrari driver claimed his maiden f1 win, ahead of sergio perez and lewis hamilton. it was a race that started with a dramatic crash and had wheel to wheel action throughout. joe lynskey watched this one... three o'clock at silverstone on british motorsport�*s biggest day. but as the field left the grid, this. in that car was zhou guanyu, the first chinese driver in f1 in his first season. the contact with george russell, in his first home race with mercedes. he ran to help zhou out but muscle's carty was damaging his race, too, was run. half an hour in, the crowd were told zhou was ok. —— his car, to was damaged. they were taken in the medical centre. at four o'clock the race restarted in for a while silverstone hoped. lewis hamilton had found his way to the fun. in a year without a win, could he hear? a slow pit stop meant he got back bu

we got his insights about his bromance with novak djokovic. will definitely be at the final on friday, will djokovic be there? cameron norrie stands on his way. the british fans have been getting in early for that one, can cameron norrie 12 in the world, what an astonishing rise he has had, kyrgios called his development in the same. like i said, he is the man who is going to try to stop novak djokovic winning four consecutive wimbledon titles, a tough task but he is such a consistent performer he will give it everything. a bit later on, the schedule has changed as you can expect, with nadal dropping out of the championship. let me take you to centre court. we have a women's doubles semifinal taking place. they are four—time grand slam winners. yet to win a doubles title. let me take you to court number one. there we are seeing alfie hewett trying to win his first wimbledon singles title also he and gordon reid have won the last ten grand slam titles. he is number two in the men's wheelchair singles in the world and it looks like it's going wi

and in the tennis — defending champion novak djokovic faces nick kyrgios in the men's final at wimbledon today. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. nine candidates have now entered the race to become the next leader of the conservative party and prime minister. the trade minister, penny mordaunt, and the former health secretaries, sajid javid and jeremy hunt, are the latest to declare their candidacies. tax is high on the agenda, with sajid javid and jeremy hunt both saying they will cancel the planned rise in corporation tax and reduce it further. mr hunt set out some of his plans on the sunday morning programme. no conservative should offer unfunded tax cuts and i think no conservative should raise taxes either. what you need are smart tax cuts that will grow the economy. corporation tax... i set up my business because nigel lawson, margaret thatcher created a pro—enterprise environment. i was actually the only one of my friends leaving university who went off and set up their own business. i want more people to do that but if we are going to increase co

one thing that remains the same is novak djokovic's qualities on grass.im earlier over his serbian compatriot miomir kecmanovic. with that win over kokkinakis in straight sets in the second round, you can really see djokovic showing all his true qualities on this surface. because in his opening round match, he had his struggles against kwon soon—woo of south korea. but since then, he's learnt, and he's learnt fast, as he looks to win his fourth consecutive wimbledon title. 0ns jabeur is looking to win her first title, in fact, her first grand slam. she reached the quarterfinals here last year, looking very good, and still hasn't dropped a set. she beat the french teenager diane parry in straight sets. through she goes, the world number two, saying she's feeling more confident than ever on this surface. it was a good day for the british players too. heather watson, the former british number one, now 30 and ranked outside top 100. got a straight—sets win over kaja juvan to reach the fourth round of a grand slam for the first time. and that's the case for ca

now rishi sunak sets out his stall to become british prime minister to replace boris johnson novak djokovices another wimbledon final beating britain's cameron norrie japan's former prime minister shinzo abe has been shot dead in the street while giving an election speech. he was the country's longest serving post—war prime minister. according to police, mr abe's attacker used a home—made gun and fired two shots. world leaders have reacted with shock. us presidentjoe biden said he was "stunned, outraged, and deeply saddened" and india's prime minister narendra modi declared a day of national mourning. it all happend in nara, a city south west of tokyo. mr abe was shot near the railway station and flown by helicoper to hospital, where he was pronunced dead several hours later. from nara, here's rupert wingfield—hayes. at 11 this morning, japan's former prime minister was out but lurking a few metres away, this man was caught on camera by a local tv crew. then suddenly two very loud bangs rang out. mr abe's bodyguards are on the assailant in seconds. held together with black tape. the former

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nothing is stopping novak djokovic. that is l stopping novak djokovic. i thought it was building to something, talk about his behaviour on and off the court. he was so cool. ~ . , ., ., ,, ., he was so cool. what did you make of his behaviour? _ he was so cool. what did you make of his behaviour? it _ he was so cool. what did you make of his behaviour? it oversteps _ he was so cool. what did you make of his behaviour? it oversteps the i his behaviour? it oversteps the mark. his behaviour? it oversteps the mark- nobody _ his behaviour? it oversteps the mark. nobody wants _ his behaviour? it oversteps the mark. nobody wants to - his behaviour? it oversteps the mark. nobody wants to see i his behaviour? it oversteps the i mark. nobody wants to see spitting on court. the passion that comes out, yeah, it might show in a way that perhaps to some isn't particularly appealing, the shouting and the tantrums and the outburst, but i cannot think it's in some ways good for tenants, right? but i cannot think it's in some ways good fortenants, right? it but i cannot t

today we had two of the most polarising players, novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. deported from australia over not having the covid vaccine. he chases a 21st grand slam title to be just one off rafa nadal. he has not lost years in 2017 but he has been tested during the tournament so far and raised eyebrows when talking about drinking magic potions. then the australian nick kyrgios is playing his first ever grand slam final. he is widely viewed as one of the most gifted players in tennis but is on court antics often dominate discussion more than his tennis. he has had three days off because of rafael nadal�*s withdrawal and his route to the final has not been without controversy. he is the most find a player of the tournament and faces allegations of assault in australia. djokovic and kyrgios have played each other twice before, kyrgios winning both. the of cambridge are here for the hotly anticipated final they have brought prince george. could they celebrated british winner? alfie hewett is in the men's wheelchair singles final and is currently one setup on court n

and in the tennis — defending champion novak djokovic faces nick kyrgios in the men's final at wimbledon. hello and welcome to bbc news. the battle to become britain's next prime minister is intensifying. nine candidates have now announced they will stand in the contest to replace borisjohnson as leader of the conservative party. the ukjunior trade minister penny mordaunt is the latest to come forward. she follows the former health secretaries, sajid javid and jeremy hunt — with both pledging to cut taxes. the foreign secretary, liz truss, is expected to declare in the coming days. our political correspondent, jonathan blake reports. the two newest entrants to the race are the first to set out detailed plans and both focus on economic policy. jeremy hunt, who lost to borisjohnson in the final two last time round promises to cancel a planned rise in corporation tax and reduce it further. he also would cut business rates to zero in the most deprived areas. sajid javid his resignation triggered the prime minister's final downfall, said he would scrap the recent rise in national insurance, c

the british number one was beaten in four sets by defending champion novak djokovic.venth title at the all england club. joe wilson reports. what steps these were for cameron norrie, following just three british men — roger taylor, tim henman and andy murray — who'd done this before him in the professional era. now it was his wimbledon semifinal. oh, and his, too. novak djokovic was the overwhelming favourite, with the experience, with the titles, with his very first service game broken. norrie burst into the match with a roar of possibility, and in a flash... won the first set 6—2. honestly, it's there in black and white. then djokovic put on a cap and got his head into the game. norrie scrambled, stumbled and got up, but lost the second set. and now the reigning champion was reaching everything. with norrie 2—1 down, the crowd got chanting. crowd: let's go, norrie, let's go! and norrie did not give up. he's given wimbledon a great run. but 6—4 in the fourth and match to djokovic, a look towards a critic in the crowd and then words for his opponent. cameron didn't ha

novak djokovic showing us the great champion he is yet again. was 2-0 with his agility and power, it looked like he might pull off the shock of the championships. but djokovic is not a six-time winner. it often brings out his best. this was the case earlier as he fought back to win in five. up next in the semifinals, the british number one, cameron norrie, keeping the hopes alive of the british fans. before last week, he never played in the second week of a major. now by beating in five sets, he's become the first british ma since andy murray in 2016. trail bzer on strobe or showed us her great fighting qualities again. the czechoslovakian player took it before she studied things, winning the next two sets, showing us why she is a contender at these championships and why this could be finally her time to win her first grand slam title. standing in her way, tatyana maria. the german 34-year-old, mother of two who has provided arguably the most inspirational story of these championships so far. she talked about the challenges of coming from her se

, who is hoping — against novak djokovic, who is hoping to— against novak djokovic, who is hoping told be seven in total if he could do it. and _ seven in total if he could do it. and that — seven in total if he could do it. and that is _ seven in total if he could do it. and that is why it is not going to be as— and that is why it is not going to be as easy— and that is why it is not going to be as easy as that for me! it has gone _ be as easy as that for me! it has gone to deuce. we will keep you up—to—date with that and howjannik sinner— up—to—date with that and howjannik sinner gets — up—to—date with that and howjannik sinner gets in. we have two women's quarterfinals too. 0nsjabeur will quarterfinals too. 0ns jabeur will step out — quarterfinals too. 0nsjabeur will step out. she is playing marie buzz cover— step out. she is playing marie buzz cover from — step out. she is playing marie buzz cover from the czech republic. 0ns jabeur— cover from the czech republic. 0ns jabeur is— cover from the czech republic. 0ns jabeur is the favourite at the moment— jabeur is the favourite at t

centre court. —— novak djokovic beware cameron norrie, is get a take it to you, very politely he saider she overcame her compatriot also in three sets. 103 and mother l2 has never gone further than the third round in a major before this year. england have been preparing for their opening match at the women's european championship tomorrow. the lionesses play austria at old trafford before facing norway and northern ireland in their group, the top two go through to the quarter—finals, with england one of the favourites to lift the trophy. it is an exciting moment and it would be really strange we wouldn't be excited. but what we're talking about is train well, play well, plays a team and play the best game again. and that is in general what we talk about all the time. northern ireland will make their debut at the tournament and have been settling into their training base at southampton, where they'll play all their games. thomas kane has been speaking to midfielder abbie magee ahead of their opening game. we've done incredibly well, to achieve what we've achieved as a team. i think tha

and in the tennis — defending champion novak djokovic faces nick kyrgios in the men's final at wimbledoner today. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the battle to become britain's next prime minister is intensifying. the international trade minister, penny mordaunt, has become the ninth candidate to enter the conservative leadership contest. most candidates are focussing on their plans for the economy — with the former health secretary, sajid javid, planning to bring forward the 1p income tax cut to next year. both mrjavid and the former cabinet minister, jeremy hunt, are also pledging to reduce corporation tax. our political correspondent, jonathan blake reports. the two newest entrants to the race are the first to set out detailed plans and both focus on economic policy. jeremy hunt, who lost to borisjohnson in the final two last time round promises to cancel a planned rise in corporation tax and reduce it further. he also would cut business rates to zero in the most deprived areas. sajid javid his resignation triggered the prime minister's final downfa

that is a record 30 second final for novak djokovic.l have 21 major titles, second on the list. >> one thing for sure there will be a lot of fireworks emotionally. >> i've never won a set off hand. hopefully it can be different this time. it is not the final for me. hopefully the experience can work in my favor. >> novak djokovic is also going for his 17th singles crown. remember, he was supposed to face nick kyrgios in saturday second semi finals but he withdrew due to an abdominal injury. >>> steph curry proving his skills are not limited to draining three-pointers with basketballs benefit warriors. he pulled out an incredible eagle from 97 yards in lake tahoe on friday. the second shot on par 4, a wedge struck the green and rolled in with a backspin just like it was being pulled on a string. the tournament brings together celebrity players from across the sports and entertainment world. despite that incredible shot he sits type for 20 place going into today's final round. >>> before we go, paul rudd, the actor who plays superhero and