raducanu we thought was on a royal.— success in football. raducanu we thought was on a royal.n a royal. she's 'ust going to get — thought was on a royal. she's 'ust going to get betteri thought was on a royal. she's 'ust going to get better and i thought was on a royal. she's 'ust going to get better and better h thought was on a royal. she'sjust going to get better and better by i going to get better and better by the looks of it. she's one of those breaths _ the looks of it. she's one of those breaths of— the looks of it. she's one of those breaths of fresh air we saw. she has this great— breaths of fresh air we saw. she has this great smile on her face all the way through, and that with the young england _ way through, and that with the young england footballers, so it's been a great _ england footballers, so it's been a great week for british sport and youngman women's in british sport as well. youngman women's in british sport as welt -- _ youngman women's in british sport as well. —— young ones. but emma raducanu — well. —— young ones. but emma raducanu has been absolute

are you putting raducanu as the favourite? i you putting raducanu as the favourite? am trying not to look too far ahead _ favourite? i am trying not to look too far ahead or— favourite? i am trying not to look too far ahead or get _ favourite? i am trying not to look too far ahead or get too - favourite? i am trying not to look too far ahead or get too excited, | too far ahead or get too excited, but yes. i think it�*s a nice matchup for her in times of game stats. tomljanovic is not ranked as high as her last two opponents. she now knows what it�*s like to go out there on court one in terms of nerves. she will know how to deal with it and she will use the crowd to her advantage. and we have seen in her performances that she can live with the top players. she has got a great game and she has gone from strength to strength. so i think she can keep it up. to strength. so i think she can keep it u -. ., to strength. so i think she can keep it u. ., ., _, to strength. so i think she can keep itu. ., ., it up. how are you feeling about the women's draw _ it up. how are yo

and one other headline— the british teenager emma raducanu raducanu's wimbledonjenny ends abruptly as out injured in the fourth round —— herjourney ends abruptly. coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, novak djokovic's bid for a record equalling 20th gram subtitle continues as he cruises into the quarterfinals. —— his bid for a record equalling 20th grand slam title continues. good evening. the prime minister has set out his plans to lift almost all coronavirus restrictions in england from july 19th. a final decision will be made next week. despite predictions that there could be up to 50,000 new cases a day in the uk within a fortnight, mrjohnson said the covid vaccines were breaking the link between infection and death. if the government goes ahead with its plans, social distancing will be scrapped for the first time in 16 months. face coverings will no longer be a legal requirement. limits on socialising will be lifted — bringing an to end to the rule of six indoors. and the advice to work from home will be scrapped. the prime minister said there'd be further details on sc

raducanu's promise was spotted ounu up. raducanu's promise was spotted ouna that up.s promise was spotted young that it was on these courts - up. raducanu's promise was spotted young that it was on these courts in | young that it was on these courts in bromley that her rise through the ranks accelerated. despite her talent, school friends have still been surprised by her achievements. i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone _ i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone really— i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone really realised _ i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone really realised she - i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone really realised she would i anyone really realised she would play this — anyone really realised she would play this well— anyone really realised she would play this well or— anyone really realised she would play this well or get _ anyone really realised she would play this well or get this - anyone really realised she would play this well or get this far. - anyone really realised she would play this well or get this far. i

quite some story that 18—year—old emma raducanu. she was paying herfirst 18—year—old emma raducanu.rd, most people had not heard of her outside of tennis cycles this week, boy have they had of her now. henman hill going up to lately crazy. earlier today she became the first british woman to reach the fourth round of wimbledon since 1959. it was a sensational performance against the romanian sorana cirstea. more details on that match. aren't teenagers always agreed to their phones these days? but who can say what the third round of wimbledon feels like? when sorana cirstea first played here, emma raducanu was five years old. if it was a nervous start fur emma raducanu, did not last long. she has a backhand beyond her years postop she may have only just sucked her a—levels, but it was sorana cirstea who being tested. —— sat her a—levels. that sorana cirstea who being tested. -- sat her a-levels._ sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too aood. sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too good. and — sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too good. and fl sat her a-levels. that was 'ust too good. and soon sh

fur emma raducanu, what a story.ome the youngest british woman to reach the second week here at the championship since 1959 after a famous win on court number one for her. bet fair karen norrie, his wimbledon is over after he was beaten in four sets by roger federer. joel wilson reports. the big occasion, the new player, how would you react? from the start, britain's emma raducanu was herself in at number one court. but what teenager goes anywhere without their phone? top of the court, here comes the raducanu speciality — that shot. now, look closely — do you see any doubt? when the first set ended like this... oh, that's in! ..something special was happening — the court felt it. sorana cirstea, top of the screen, aged 31, ranked 45 in the world, used every shot she knew, but raducanu just had more. a match point to match any. 16 women's players left next week — emma raducanu is one of them. it's funny, because at the beginning, when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like, "aren't you packing too

top of the court, here comes the raducanu speciality — that shot.e any doubt? when the first set ended like this... oh, that's in! ..something special was happening — the court felt it. sorana cirstea, top of the screen, aged 31, ranked 45 in the world, used every shot she knew, but raducanu just had more. a match point to match any. i6 women's players left next week — emma raducanu is one of them. it's funny, because at the beginning, when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like, "aren't you packing too many sets of match kit?" so...| think i'm going to have to do some laundry tonight, but i think they have a laundry service at the hotel, i'm all good, guys! cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. we could spend tomorrow's rest day imagining what emma could do next, her next opponent looks beatable. but no pressure. emma showed us that even elite sport is about pleasu

emma raducanu is one of them. for as long as possible but i think in terms of, like, long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. i think it's such a special grand slam, it's my home slam, and the support is just incredible. like, this is my first year here and i'm just having such a blast. cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. well, on sunday, wimbledon rests. we could spend the dayjust imagining what emma raducanu might do next. her next opponent looks beatable, but there's no pressure. as she showed us, it's all about pleasure. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. the british & irish lions started their tour of south africa in perfect fashion after thrashing sigma lions injohannesburg. it was a shame no fans were allowed inside ellis park because they would have seen a fantastic performance from josh adams, asjoe lynskey reports. one of sport's great

when that is over, we will get emma raducanu against ajla tomljanovic.had some problems in his opening round match against adrian mannarino, who retired when he was 2-1 mannarino, who retired when he was 2—1 up but since that win, roger federer has looked good. he has got his rhythm back. lorenzo sonego is a tougher test, a hard hitter, but federer is 6—5 up on a potential collision course. novak djokovic has a long way to go till the final, but federer is chasing that 21st grand slam. that is the last match up on centre court. before roger federer took to the court, we saw a 17—year—old coco gauff go out of these championships. she has played so well here, the angelique kerber, the only former champion left in the women's draw, is making her way into the quarterfinals. she was the winner here in 2018. she only won one title since that wimbledon, but she is looking good after winning a grass court title in hamburg. also we have seen a fantastic story for the first north african woman to go this far at the championships. she is into the quarterfinals, a t

emma raducanu seem to enjoy it, on the practice court or on the show court. 18 and serene.s up for a while, and excelled at cricket. probably she would be good at anything. nearest the camera here, marty is now 25, the camera here, marty is now 25, the number one seed and perfectly at ease. ., , ., the number one seed and perfectly at ease. . , ., , ., ., the number one seed and perfectly at ease. . ., ., , ., ease. that is a sensational shot. the -e ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of _ ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot _ ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot that _ ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot that only - ease. that is a sensational shot. the type of shot that only ash i ease. that is a sensational shot. i the type of shot that only ash barty can play. llp the type of shot that only ash barty can .la _ , ., ., , the type of shot that only ash barty can-la. ., ,., the type of shot that only ash barty canla. . , ., can play. up against a strong opponent. — can play. up against a strong opponent. the _ can play. u

emma raducanu's first lesson in wimbledon. players were, every rally feeling tense. imagine being emma's mum. a 50—minute first set was settled like this. 6—4 to tomljanovic put in the second is at the tennis remained intense under the roof, requiring energy, demand concentration, everything. raducanu was trying to keep up with the pace, but between points, she was taking every second she could, frequently going to her towel. it became clear she was battling more than the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament. for whatever reason, it was certainly too much, and what can we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reasons, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really hurt if she came to the decision to retire. _ to play as a brit at home i is unbelievable, so i'm really sorry for her because i wish we could have finished it. l but it's sport, it happens, so i wish her all the best. | standing here in th

top of the court, here comes the raducanu speciality — that shot.'s in! ..something special was happening, the court felt it. sorana cirstea, top of the screen, tried every shot she knew. cheers. 16 women's players left next week — emma raducanu is one of them. i want to stay here for as long as possible but i think, in terms of, like, long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. i think it's such a special grand slam, it's my home slam and the support is just incredible. like, this is my first year here and i'm just having such a blast. cameron norrie was summoning centre court to help him against roger federer, and the british player won the third set. federer, however, won three sets, and that means no british men left in the singles. well, on sunday, wimbledon rests. we could spend the day just imagining what emma raducanu might do next. her next opponent looks beatable but there's no pressure. as she showed us, it's all about pleasure. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. and that's the news. before we go, just to say tomorrow morning at nine, an

., ., , raducanu, with serve against sorana cirstea. ., ., ., ., .a. coverage of a is a cross bbc. -- coverage _ cirstea. coverage of a is a cross bbc. -- coverage of _ cirstea. coverage of a is a crossl bbc. -- coverage of wimbledon. lewis hamilton has signed a new two—year deal with mercedes, which runs to the end of 2023. he's won six of his seven world titles with the team and he's bidding for a record—breaking eighth championship this season. but he was more than half a second behind red bull's max verstappen in final practice for the austrian grand prix, and the dutchman will be favourite to take pole position this afternoon for the third race in a row. england bowler 0llie robinson is free to play cricket again, despite being given a ban for offensive tweets he posted some years ago. the comments came to light injune, as he made his international debut in the first test against new zealand. he received an eight—match ban, five of which are suspended for two years, and he's already served the other three. he was also fined £3,200. robinson has

still to come: wimbledon woes for the british teen tennis sensation, emma raducanu. has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they pipped the favourite, south africa, by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated. celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace i through a downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom, _ then he asked her for a cigarette - and, underthe pretext- of arranging for some to be bought, summoned a footman. on duty who took the man away. cheering and applause one child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc news. i'm david eades. the latest headlines: us troops head for the exit in afghanistan, as the taliban continues to seize more districts, and more than 1,000 afghan soldiers are said to have fled the country. in england — where

and the british teenager emma raducanu's wimbledon journey ends abruptly as she pulls out on medicalrounds in the fourth round. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in afghanistan, a development many people feared, and many predicted. violence is on the rise since the us military withdrew from bagram air field last week, and the taliban have seized more districts. this map, from a us defence research think thank, shows the areas now in taliban control — they are in dark grey. contested areas are in red and areas controlled by the afghan government in light grey. it's not possible to verify, but the taliban says it has captured 150 out of 369 districts in the past two months of fighting. afghanistan's interior ministry says it does not mean all of those areas have completely fallen. more than a thousand afghan government soldiers have fled across the border into tajikistan according to the government there. the bbc�*s security correspondent frank gardner reports. gunfire. on their own now, but still fighting the taliban. afghan security forces are in action t

emma raducanu the newest star in british tennis.uld not have imagined when she was playing on court 18 which is just next to me to the right in round one against the tally of the chancre, that she would find herself in the fourth round by the end of the week. the question is that she has not dropped a set of these championships. this was her first time on court 0ne these championships. this was her first time on court one which makes sense, it is the first time she is playing on a grand slam against the world number 45 from romania. not an easy match for emma raducanu, when she walked out, she looks totally at ease like she has done this many times before. if there was any pressure or nerves, we rarely saw it. she powered her way through that first set 6—3. even when it got tighter in the second, there were so many moments where she found incredible shots, whether it was with her forehand incredible shots, whether it was with herforehand or backhand or a lob to win games. she asked so many questions of cirstea and she had so few ans

preparing for the biggest match of her life, emma raducanu knows few would have known her name this time a week ago. she's made sure millions do now. there's not just emma—mania there's notjust emma—mania today, all the singles matches are being played today on the same day. ash barty opening the show cards, and we have a mixture of the old guard with the new, with roger federer following coco gauff under the centre court. you get the feeling tennis fans might not get much work done today! tennis fans might not get much work done toda ! . ., ., ., ~ , ., time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. it's been keeping us on our toes, the wimbledon forecast. there are some shower clouds threatening but i suspect there will be plenty of played today. i don't suspect there will be that much golf, this was earlier on. those showers have been sitting across the north of the country. into scotland come into northern ireland, fairly widespread, may be still the odd rumble of thunder. furthersouth may be still the odd rumble of thunder. further south that is where we have the clearer skies.

raducanu's other hobby is muddier and less tranquil.anw�*s promise was spotted young and it's on these cards in bromley that her rise through the ranks accelerated. despite her talents, school friends say it's surreal to see what she's achieved in the last week. i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone really realised she would play this well or get this far, and it is not over yet. tt play this well or get this far, and it is not over yet.— it is not over yet. it is in! laura robson has _ it is not over yet. it is in! laura robson has won! _ it is not over yet. it is in! laura robson has won! laura - it is not over yet. it is in! laura robson has won! laura robson it is not over yet. it is in! laura - robson has won! laura robson knows all too well what _ robson has won! laura robson knows all too well what it's _ robson has won! laura robson knows all too well what it's like _ robson has won! laura robson knows all too well what it's like to _ robson has won! laura robson knows all too well what it's like to be - all too well what

and emma raducanu will— amazing experience. and emma raducanu will be _ amazing experience.ll be back out - amazing experience. and emma raducanu will be back out on i amazing experience. and emma i raducanu will be back out on court eight and is currently scheduled to be last up this evening, against her opponent who has reached the grand slam finals eight times. but that'll be a great chance to go back out in front of the home fans. the women's favourite is asha barty, back out on centre court at the moment. nothing happening there, they are just approaching the start of play. you are watching live pictures. ash barty, she has won one grand slam, the french open, with serena williams having to retire. others had to withdraw and barty is a clear favourite, she says she loves playing on grass. i will tell you before i hand back that heather watson is in the women's doubles and she and her partner have won their opening match, and the numberfour seed is into the next round of the men's singles as well.— men's singles as well. thank you very much- _ england can wrap up their o

because emma raducanu is only 18 and she was given— raducanu is only 18 and she was given a — raducanuryone the full range of talent she — showing everyone the full range of talent she has. it�*s showing everyone the full range of talent she has.— talent she has. it's an interesting toint ou talent she has. it's an interesting point you make _ talent she has. it's an interesting point you make about _ talent she has. it's an interesting point you make about her- talent she has. it's an interesting. point you make about her focusing talent she has. it's an interesting - point you make about her focusing on her education, shejust point you make about her focusing on her education, she just finished point you make about her focusing on her education, shejust finished her her education, she just finished her a—levels, her education, shejust finished her a—levels, had not played many tour events because her parents said she needed to concentrate on her school work and yet she still has been able to perform at this level. yes, it is interesting because her parents _ yes, it is interesting be

emma raducanu had to retire from her— emma raducanu.6 match _ emma raducanu. emma raducanu had to retire from her last 16 match last - retire from her last 16 match last night. as everybody will have seen the human centric they played really late last night, he did start to experience some difficulties breathing. usually disappointed for her. and the crowd as well. emma raducanu's first lesson in wimbledon's second week was how to wait. practice courts in the afternoon, show court finally, at 7:52 pm. what we saw looked like another example of remarkable composure. raducanu's opponent top of the screen, australia's isla's tomjanovic is over a decade into her professional career. look who was embracing the occasion! you can see how closely matched these players were, every rally felt tense. imagine being emma's mum. well, a 50—minute first set was settled like this. that's going to be too long. 6—a to tomjanovic. in the second set, the tennis remained intense — under the roof. it required energy, demanded concentration, everything. raduc

a sad end to emma raducanu's in., roger federer is through and no back—up which is three. it is warming up nicely. it was a weekend when we didn't know whether we were coming or going with the weather. today has been a slightly quieter. we might have started off with quite a lot of cloud across northern england but look the beautiful afternoon we had. the cloud did linger in scotland. there have been some nuisance showers today but not as heavy or anywhere near as widespread as we had yesterday. if we take a look at where those showers are not tending to linger across the far north—west, but look at what is heading in our direction, another low pressure moves in and this is going to bring some unseasonably wet and windy weather into the south—west over the next few hours. it will drive steadily northwards, bringing some heavy rain into wales, gradually pushing into the millions as well. the showers will ease in scotland and under clearing skies we will see temperatures dipping into single figures. the winds gusting t

still no comment or statement from emma raducanu. it is late lastj from emma raducanu.her or her camp today. it does make it tough for her opponents to go into that match with ash barty. but we have been speaking to the captain of the billiejean king cup in anne keothavong. she knows emma raducanu and has worked with her. she gave her her reaction early this morning. she has questioned the scheduling but she also says that emma raducanu was mcdine herself proud. i emma raducanu was mcdine herself roud. ~ , . emma raducanu was mcdine herself roud. ~' , ., ., proud. i think we 'ust had to remind ourselves that — proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma _ proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma is _ proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma is still- proud. i think we just had to remind ourselves that emma is still 18 - ourselves that emma is still 18 years— ourselves that emma is still 18 years old — ourselves that emma is still 18 years old but inexperienced. she has never_ years old but inexperienced. she has never played

raducanu's other hobbies are muddier and less tranquil. tennis won through in the end. radukanu's promise was spotted young and it was on these courts in bromley that her rise through the ranks accelerated. despite her talent, school friends have still been surprised by her achievements. i think it has been mad, i don't think anyone really realised she would get this far. it's not over yet. preparing today for the biggest match of her career, emma raducanu knows a few would have known her name a week ago. she has made sure millions do now. laura scott, bbc news, bromley. and you can head to the bbc sport website for more on patrick viera, who is the new manager of crystal palace. jane. and finally, with the nations of the uk preparing to ease their coronavirus restrictions in the coming weeks, communities across the country held events today to say thank you to key workers and those who've helped others during the pandemic. our home editor mark easton reports. # don't stop thinking about tomorrow... # don't stop, it'll soon be here... at a

teenager emma raducanu becomes the youngest british woman to reach round 4 of wimbledon after beatingrld no 45 sorana cirstea in two straight sets. it's funny because at the beginning when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were saying aren't you packing too many sets of match kit? i think i'm going to have to do some laundry tonight but i think they have a laundry service at the hotel so i'm all good, guys. and — the sexism row in ukraine — criticism as women soldiers parade in high—heeled shoes. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 quarter—final clash with ukraine this evening, where a place in the semi—finals is up for grabs. fans from the uk have been prevented from travelling to the match in rome — amid concern at rising coronavirus infection levels. we are getting closer to this match, i suppose the stadium is getting busier and busier? it is i suppose the stadium is getting busier and busier?— busier and busier? it is indeed, es, a busier and busier? it is indeed, yes. a very _ busier and busier? it is indeed, yes. a very good _ busier and busier

a match point... 16 women's players —— left next week and emma raducanu is one of them. the beginning when i was — it's funny because at the beginning when i was packing to come into the bubble. _ when i was packing to come into the bubble. my— when i was packing to come into the bubble, my parents were like, aren't you packing — bubble, my parents were like, aren't you packing to many match kits? i think_ you packing to many match kits? i think i_ you packing to many match kits? i think i have — you packing to many match kits? i think i have to do some laundry to but i _ think i have to do some laundry to but i think— think i have to do some laundry to but i think they have a laundry service — but i think they have a laundry service at— but i think they have a laundry service at the hotel so i am all right — service at the hotel so i am all riuht. ., ., ., .,, service at the hotel so i am all rilht, ., ., ., , ., right. cameron norrie was summoned to centre court _ right. cameron norrie was summoned to centre court to _ right. cameron norrie was summoned to centre court

emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis mad teenager with that ambition.ities. if you're not having fun on court 1, where are you going to have fun? on the court or in the classroom, raducanu holds herself to high standards. in april, she was doing her a—levels and won't accept anything less than a*s. after her surprise result at wimbledon, her coach, andy murray's father—in—law, hope she doesn't get swept up in the whirlwind. she's got to do the same as everybody else, she has to learn her trade and work her way up. i hope she stays grounded. i hope she keeps things together. and her parents must take a lot of credit for that. because that's the way she handles herself. that's the way she's been brought up. raducanu's promise was spotted young, but it was on these courts in bromley that her rise through the ranks accelerated. despite her talent, school friends have still been surprised by her achievements. i think it's been mad, i don't think anyone really realised she would play this well or get this far. it's not over yet. preparing for the biggest matc

how much anticipation is the head of this match for raducanu? court one when raducanu comes out, and she dealt with that sense of occasion so well last time out. there is an expectation that she could potentially make it to the quarterfinals, incredible for a player who is doing her a—levels a couple of months ago and wasn't even sure if she would qualify for these championships, in the end becoming a wild card after bypassing the qualification process. it's an astonishing story for her and ash barty potentially awaits raducanu in the next round.— the next round. some of the top names have _ the next round. some of the top names have been _ the next round. some of the top names have been in _ the next round. some of the top names have been in action i the next round. some of the top names have been in action on i the next round. some of the top i names have been in action on this monday morning, including novak djokovic and ash barty. absolutely, and the world _ djokovic and ash barty. absolutely, and the world number— djokovic and ash barty. ab

and emma raducanu on having the time of her life at wimbledon.t of yesterday's match. i found it very difficult to regulate my breathing. i think that it was emphasised by some very long rallies we had towards the end of the first set. coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel: i'll be here at wembley stadium, assessing the challenge facing both italy and spain as they face each other for a place in the final of euro 2020. good evening. the government has signalled a further easing of coronavirus restrictions in england after admitting that daily covid cases could reach 100,000 at some point this summer. the health secretary sajid javid said that from the 16th august, people who are fully vaccinated will no longer have to self—isolate if they come into close contact with a person who has tested positive. that policy will also apply to anyone under the age of 18 from the same date. but labour has questioned what the lifting of restrictions — amid rising cases — will mean for the most vulnerable. here's our health editor, hugh pym. getting pin

emma raducanu's first lesson in wimbledon's second week was how to wait. remarkable composure. raducanu's opponent top of the screen, australia's ajla tomljanovic is over a decade into her professional career. look who was embracing the occasion! you can see how closely matched these players were, every rally felt tense. imagine being emma's mum. well, a 50—minute first set was settled like this. that's going to be too long. 6—4 to tomljanovic. in the second set, the tennis remained intense — under the roof. it required energy, demanded concentration, everything. raducanu was trying to keep up with the pace but between points she was taking every second she could, frequently going to her towel. at 3—0 down, it became clear she was battling more than the score. medical time out. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament, for whatever reason, it was suddenly too much. and what could we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reason, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really,

the name raducanu. i will admit, woman in particular. the name raducanu. composed _ tournament and now raducanu. we were talking about how composed she - talking about how composed she looks. it talking about how composed she looks. . . . talking about how composed she looks. . , . ., , looks. it was a remarkable performance _ looks. it was a remarkable performance and - looks. it was a remarkable performance and also - looks. it was a remarkable performance and also that| looks. it was a remarkable - performance and also that thing where she was actually genuinely looking happy. there are times when it was not going well, but embracing the moment. i it was not going well, but embracing the moment-— it was not going well, but embracing the moment. i would say that is what the moment. i would say that is what the have the moment. i would say that is what they have learned. _ the moment. i would say that is what they have learned. she _ the moment. i would say that is what they have learned. she could - the moment. i would say that is what they have learned.

raducanu's opponent last night, ajla tomljanovic, was back in action today, but her wimbledon is also sets. it means world number one barty has reached her first wimbledon semifinal with a 6—1, 6—3 win, and she'll now face angelique kerber in the last four, after the 2018 wimbledon champion beat karolina muchova in straight sets. both aryna sabalenka and karolina pliskova are also into their first wimbledon semifinals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at the all england club. her adventure is over, though, so sabalenka will now face pliskova, who overcame viktorija golubic. it's going to be tough match. she's a great _ it's going to be tough match. she's a great player. her game also really well on _ a great player. her game also really well on the — a great player. her game also really well on the grass, but i'm looking forward _ well on the grass, but i'm looking forward to— well on the grass, but i'm looking forward to this match. mark... nick parrott reports. a brief respite from the mountains and the chance for mark ca

i do have to start with emma raducanu, partly because we're british very excited.ound match? ., , fourth-round match? yeah, very abrut, fourth-round match? yeah, very abrupt, mysterious, _ abrupt, mysterious, disappointing, for sure. she was playing well and second set seem to have breathing difficulties and left court for treatment and did not come back. it's very unusual for a player to sort of retire from a match or abandon a match without coming back on the court to shake the opponent's and in that sort of thing. it was concerning for her that she was concerning for her that she was able to make it back. she was able to make it back. she was doing well. there hasn't been much information from the tournament orfrom her been much information from the tournament or from her about how she is doing more the official reason for her withdrawal being her breathing difficulties that make you speculation there.- difficulties that make you speculation there. one very excited teenager _ speculation there. one very excited teenager does - speculation there. one very excited

emma raducanu, and a huge breakthrough.ta vondrousova, once reached a grand slam final. commentator: no holding back! at match point on the verge of the third round in her first major tournament. would she collapse? well, only once the match was won. emma raducanu, a—level studentjust months ago, britain's remaining woman at wimbledon. absolutely fantastic. my motivation is honestly tojust keep staying here. ijust love being here. i mean, the selection of food isjust incredible! the whole surroundings, i'm just taking it all in. i just really want to prolong my experience here. well, cameron norrie is one of three british men in round three. that's him nearest to the camera. seeded 29 here, norrie's straight sets victory over alex bolt was full of confidence, decisive. he also seemed to revel in the atmosphere. that's encouraging, but who'd want to play him next? well, this guy. roger federer set up a match with norrie by beating richard gasquet, gently. oh, you're kidding me. and it was straight sets. today was the day whe

, playerat wimbledon, emma raducanu, who was playing and had to leave the court.8 year again, a lot of usher in the sport of tennis. how potent is the team around the player at times like this? it is absolutely critical. this is where the answer lies, whether it is naomi or the young british lady, it's important they have the right support but they have the right support but they get psychological assistance where required, given media training, so they can understand the media, what's the purpose, be able to create a perspective in terms of what this media event is about, and i think someone who does a fantasticjob, and i'm a bit biased, but i think that ash barty is someone who is very self—confident, has a clear perspective of, what it means, this is me, i'm very comfortable with myself, and i hope you enjoy my interview. if you don't, that is your choice. and even she left tennis for a little while to play cricket, i believe. and she came back to the world of tennis. the way, she had a bit of a breakfrom it. she had a bit of a break from it. ~ , y it. absolute

in tennis, the wimbledon journey of british teenager emma raducanu is over.

teenager emma raducanu becomes the youngest british woman to reach round 4 of wimbledon after beating sets. let's return to our main story now — england's euro 2020 quarterfinal match tonight against ukraine. john watson joins us from rome. is that ukrainian team have gone further in this competition than any ukrainian team before. a good deal of confidence in their side as well, would you say?— of confidence in their side as well, would you say? yes, i think so. good evenin: , would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome _ would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back— would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back to _ would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back to the - would you say? yes, i think so. good evening, welcome back to the stadio| evening, welcome back to the stadio olimpico in rome where i think you can probably hear the cheers and the chorus there of three lions, which is interesting when a lot of talk coming into this was the lack of england fans in the stadium, but they are certainly making their voices heard. that is

we'll keep you updated about how emma raducanu gets on.g here? angelique kerber managed to make it through today, who has been out a form since she won back in 2018. on the grass recently, she won herfirst won back in 2018. on the grass recently, she won her first title since wimbledon, and it's all clicked in place again. she won in three sets. we've seen wins for daniel medvedev and alexander zverev. and nick kyrgios, who doesn't like a bit of nick kyrgios? it's looking very good for him. he's won the first two sets. he hasn't played since the australian open. all of a sudden, he's played very well. i want to mention had their watson and harriet dart. as the doubles tennis got under way. you can keep updated with all the results on the bbc sport website. but here, from me at wimbledon, where the son has shown all day, from me on the team, that is all for now. thanks for being with us. good night. hello. most of us have seen drier weather and some sunshine around for the afternoon. probably the best in scotland, although a glorious scene

emma raducanu, and a huge breakthrough.ack. a match point on the verge of the third round in her first major tournament. would she collapse? well, only once the match was won. emma raducanu, a—level studentjust months ago, britain's remaining woman at wimbledon. my motivation is honestly to just keep staying here. ijust love it, love being here. the selection of food is just incredible, like, i mean... the whole surroundings, i'm just taking it all in and ijust really want to prolong my experience here. while cameron norrie is one of three british men in round 3. that's him nearest the camera. seeded 29 here, norrie's straight sets victory over alex bolt was full of confidence, decisive. he also seems to revel in the atmosphere. that's encouraging. but who wants to play him next? well, this guy. roger federer set up a match with norrie by beating richard gasquet, gently. oh, you're kidding me! and it was straight sets. oh, but friday night is scheduled for another murray night. you have been warned. joe wilson, bbc news, wi

now, emma raducanu says "the whole experience of wimbledon caught up with her", following her retirementthe last 16 last night... the british teenager was the surprise package this year, but missed out on a place in the women's quarter finals, which have taken place today. well chetan parthek is at wimbledon for us...and it's been a very honest assesment from radacanu today chetan? it's been a very honest assessment and he hasn't it? yes. i think everyone was thrilled to hear from her a few hours ago after what happened here last night and where she was forced to retire when she walked off. we heard it was breathing difficulties and her medical team advised her not to go back out which is very unusual but we didn't see a return to court and made it through to the quarterfinals and understandably no media conference late last night. there was nothing this morning either but a few hours of she did sit down with sue and said this was the culmination of everything the excitement and the buzz of the occasion and she does not know exactly what happened but she followed that medical advice and

emma raducanu says the whole experience of her remarkable run at wimbledon caught up with her, afterf the excitements, i think it's a great learning experience for me going forward. it's a great step forward, now next time, hopefully i will be better prepared. raducanu's opponent last night, ajla tomljanovic, was back in action today, but her wimbledon is also over — beaten by fellow australian ashleigh barty in straight sets. it means world number one barty has reached her first wimbledon semifinal with a 6—1, 6—3 win, and she'll now face angelique kerber in the last four, after the 2018 wimbledon champion beat karolina muchova in straight sets. both aryna sabalenka and karolina pliskova are also into their first wimbledon semifinals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at the all england club. her adventure is over, though, so sabalenka will now face pliskova, who overcame viktorija golubic. it's going to be tough match. she's a great player. her game also really well on the grass, but i'm looking forward to this match _ ma

teenager emma raducanu becomes the youngest british woman to reach round four of wimbledon after beatingian world no 45 sorana cirstea in two straight sets. and the sexism row in ukraine, criticism as women soldiers parade in high—heeled shoes. anticipation is building ahead of england's euro 2020 quarterfinal clash with ukraine this evening, where a place in the semi—finals is up for grabs. fans from the uk have been prevented from travelling to the match in rome, amid concern at rising coronavirus infection levels. john watson joins us from rome. i had my spy cam on earlier and i saw, was it little people? children? marching behind you, things are now building up, are they? yes. marching behind you, things are now building up, are they?— building up, are they? yes, hello from the olympic _ building up, are they? yes, hello from the olympic stadium - building up, are they? yes, hello from the olympic stadium in - building up, are they? yes, hello i from the olympic stadium in rome. they are indeed. the final checks go through, we may get a musical blast in the next few moments as they r

tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with tennis, as british wild card emma raducanu'shrough to the third round after a straight sets win over the czech republic's marketa vondrousova. the 18—year—old, who only finished her a levels two months ago, stunned the former french open finalist, winning 6—2, 6—a, and will now play romanian sorana cirstea for a place in the last 16. earlier, top seed asheigh barty saw off russia's anna blinkova in straight sets 6—a, 6—3. it wasn't the most comfortable afternoon for the world number one from australia — with numerous double faults — but she had more than enough for a third straight appearance in the last 32. the third seed, elina svitolina, is out, though, after she was beaten in straight sets by poland's magda linette. the ukrainian hasn't got a great record at the all england club, having only twice made the second week. coco gauff overcame her nerves to book a place in the last 32 with a straight sets 6—a, 6—3 win over russian elena vesnina. the 17—year—old was back where she defeated venus williams two years ago, and eventua

emma raducanu radiated all the excitement through her three victories.pened last night when we spoke earlier today. given the occasion and with the roof closed _ given the occasion and with the roof closed and _ given the occasion and with the roof closed and the crowd getting as excited — closed and the crowd getting as excited as they were, it was a huge match~ _ and i think we just have to remind ourselves that emma is still 18 years of age, but inexperienced. she's never played in front of a crowd of that size before. she, in terms of professional tennis, she hasn't even put in a full year on tour yet. so there's loads of room for improvement, and it's back to the drawing board. but i do trust, i know she's 0k, she's still recovering, and i'm sure we'll hear from her at some point today. yes, indeed. in the meantime, we have these really interesting quarterfinals to look forward to. some unusual names in those matches stop i will return to you, jane, with a reminder that on the show because today we are at full capacity. the first of the two euro 202

cheering she's done it — teenager emma raducanu becomes the youngest british woman to reach round 4 of after beating romanian world no 45 sorana cirstea in two straight sets. and the sexism row in ukraine — criticism as women soldiers parade in high—heeled shoes. now on bbc news, witness history presented from japan introduces us to five important moments injapan�*s history including the royal wedding that broke over 2,600 years of tradition. a warning — the programme contains images some viewers may find distressing. hello, i'm carmen roberts. thank you forjoining me here injapan�*s capital, tokyo, for this special edition of witness history, celebrating five extraordinary moments in japanese history, as told to us by people who were there. coming up: the trees that survived the atomic bombing in hiroshima and stand as beacons of hope. the campaign to make the contraceptive pill available in japan. and an imperial wedding that broke with tradition. but first we head back to 1964, ahead of the first olympic games here in tokyo when the fastest train the world had ever seen was launched

and we'll be live at emma raducanu's old schooljust before eight. it's as the health service celebrates its 73rd anniversary. breakfast�*s graham satchell has been talking to some of the people involved. st paul's cathedral. nhs staff, patients, volunteers will gather here today, for a special service of commemoration and thanks. dr price was part of the team at newcastle royal infirmary who treated the very first patients in this country with covid—19. two cases of coronavirus are confirmed in the uk. j the pair, from the same family, are being treated at a specialist| centre in newcastle. at the time we actually saw our first patients, there was a lot of sleepless nights, not really knowing what was to come and exactly how it will affect us, which i think was, you know. it was a major concern that this would hit us hard. it was an incredibly difficult time because people were dying on their own in their rooms. but the compassion was there and the care was there, and there was always a nurse with the patients as they became more critically unwell.

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