the winner of that one will face rafael nadal in the last four. that's all from sportsday.s in the mid—20s and it was not sunny, in fact it was quite grey and damp around some of the ever seacoast in the north sea coast maintain some sunshine for longer and the reason we've got all of the cloud in the west is because the results ofjust cloud in the west is because the results of just drifting cloud in the west is because the results ofjust drifting allowing those weaker weather fronts to come in but they will pep up with time. a lot of cloud around and even in the south west, as the cloud creeps and overnight will prevent those temperatures from falling and so a warmer night in a muggy night as well really notable where we have those clear skies first thing this morning and it also means there'll be more cloud around in misty commissions for us in tomorrow and our low—pressure closing in and the isobar more tightly packed and more cloud and so, it is the partial solar eclipse which peaks later in the morning but please don't look straight into the sun, it can damage your ey

tennis now, novak djokovic will face rafael nadal in the french open semi finals, after battling past roland garros midway through. tennis fans were allowed into a night session for the first time, following a relaxation of paris's curfew from 9pm to 11pm. aruna iyengar has the details. celebrating new freedoms. tennis fans toasting the chance to watch the tennis greats at new night sessions at roland—garros. 5,000 fans were allowed in to court philippe—chatrier for the quarterfinal. an electric atmosphere as top—ranked djokovic was ahead in the first set. but the cheers turned to jeers as the quarterfinal was stopped at a critical point in the fourth set, officials stopped play at 11pm in line with the new coronavirus cu rfew. are we going to go out or stay? unhappy fans were forced to leave the court. a cathedral—like silence for the rest of the match. the world number one perhaps making up for the lack of noise from the crowd by making some of his own. yes! novak djokovic will now face 13—time champion rafael nadal for a place in the final but questions remain about whether the qua

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now, novak djokovic will face rafael nadal in the french open semifinals, after battling past matteo. aruna iyengar has the details. celebrating new freedoms. tennis fans toasting the chance to watch the tennis greats at new night sessions at roland—garros. 5,000 fans were allowed in to court philippe—chatrier for the quarterfinal. an electric atmosphere as top—ranked djokovic was ahead in the first set. cheering but the cheers turned to jeers as the quarterfinal was stopped at a critical point in the fourth set, officials stopped play at 11pm, in line with the new coronavirus cu rfew. are we going to go out or stay? unhappy fans were forced to leave the court. a cathedral—like silence for the rest of the match. the world number one perhaps making up for the lack of noise from the crowd by making some of his own. yes! commentator: djokovic. novak djokovic will now face 13—time champion rafael nadal for a place in the final but questions remain about whether the quarterfinal could have started earlier. aruna iyengar, bbc news. and before we go, on the east coast of the us, cicadas hav

rafael nadal looking good in the second set at the moment. at the french open. world number one novak djokovic is already into round four. he eased past the lithuanian ricardas berankis in straight sets, winning injust over an hour and a half. there's been another upset in the women's draw, though. elina svitolina's become the seventh top 10 seed to be knocked out in the opening week of the french open. the ukranian fifth seed was overpowered from the back of the court by barbora krejcikova — at the bottom of your screen — in straight sets. the czech player's into the fourth round for the second year in a row and will play the former us open champion sloane stephens next. no problems, though, for the highest seed left in the women's draw, sofia kenin. she fought back from a set down to beat america'sjessica pegula, winning a—6, 6—1, 6—a. england now all out for 275 in their first innings against new zealand. against new zealand. there was a surprise in qualifying at the azerbaijan grand prix, with charles leclerc securing pole. the ferrari dr

novak djokovic will now face 13—time champion rafael nadal for a place in the final but questions remain it is auckland, in new zealand. the economist intelligence unit survey ranked 140 cities on factors including infrastructure, education and access to healthcare. i'm not entirely sure if they include yachts in the survey. with the pandemic a defining factor in this year's list, island countries that responded swiftly to the coronavirus outbreak ranked highly. see you later. hello. two main points to take from our forecast for the next five days. number one, there is very little rain on the way for the uk as a whole, and number two — temperatures will be sitting above average for the majority of us in the days ahead. the reason for this weather, this ridge of high pressure which extends up from the azores. we will see various weather fronts trying to push their way in to the north—west. there'll be some rain for the northern isles on thursday. more cloud around in general and some patchy, light rain possible around western coasts and hills, often quite mucky and murky here with mist an

i am back in an hour. —— rafael nadal is leading in that first set.stinations, but employers are reporting problems recruiting staff. in cumbria, tourism bosses are warning the situation is reaching crisis point, and say the sector has been badly hit by new post—brexit immigration rules. yunus mulla reports. the lake district is looking busy. the visitors have returned in large numbers, but fewer people are choosing to work here. emma's deli in grasmere is facing an all too familiar problem. its owner has another cafe in keswick, that is down to opening just five days a week. here the chef retires soon. that position has not been filled. when we reopened lastjuly, we didn't seem to have a shortage of people coming forward forjobs and something seems to have shifted. but it might mean we have to reduce what we can offer in terms of either the days we are open or the days when we can offer food, because we just cannot keep up with the demand. the scale of the staff recruitment crisis facing the county's tourism and hospitality sector is said to have dou

that is one shy of the record for the most ever held by two people, roger federer and rafael nadal. after the game, he gives his racket to the kid. he's losing it. i don't think i ever saw a tear come down his face, i think i just saw it fall off his face. talk about joy, talk about the greatness of sports. wow. what a special moment. >>> team usa's swimming and diving teams are being finalized for the tokyo olympics. just over a month from the start, tonight more spots will be earned and you can watch it all unfold on nbc bay area. the women's platform finals in diving. also tonight the swim finals will continue. lodecky is arguably the best swimmer in the world. >>> you can watch all the action at the olympics in the nbc pay area. more than five weeks from the start of the game. opening ceremony is july 23rd. >>> we'll be right back. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and

in their 58th and perhaps most compelling encounter, novak djokovic beat rafael nadal to reach the final described as one of the best in the sport's history — lasting more than an hour and a half and including extraordinary rallies between the two players that have 38 grand slam titles between them. it was won by the world number one... it was won by the world number one, and with the match about to go on beyond france's curfew of 11pm local time, authorities allowed the five thousand fans to stay in the arena for a fourth set that was over much more quickly than the others, as djokovic won it 6—2. on sunday, he will play stefanos tsitsipas, who has become the first greek player to reach a grand slam final. after taking a two set lead he was taken to a decider by alexander zverev. tsitsipas eventually winning after three and a half hours. the 22—year—old had lost all three of his previous semifinal matches. jo konta has continued her return to form on the grass at the nottingham open — she's into the semifinals. but despite winning the first set against lauren davis, katie boulter was fo

that's rafael nadal. change is inevitable in the women's competition. the champion is abdicated. simona halep betrayed by her calf muscle. fix, abdicated. simona halep betrayed by her calf muscle.— her calf muscle. a real loss for the tournament _ her calf muscle. a real loss for the tournament if _ her calf muscle. a real loss for the tournament if our— her calf muscle. a real loss for the tournament if our fans. _ her calf muscle. a real loss for the tournament if our fans. i _ her calf muscle. a real loss for the | tournament if our fans. i personally tournament if ourfans. i personally was looking forward to seeing her backin was looking forward to seeing her back in action for that calf injury but she sustained during the clay—court season, it is an issue. she was actually at wimbledon practising and preparing and trying to get ready but i guess she know somebody better than anyone. naomi osaka is taking _ somebody better than anyone. naomi osaka is taking time _ somebody better than anyone. naomi osaka is taking time away _ somebody better than anyone. naomi osaka is taking

two time champion rafael nadal will also be missing from wimbledon.l was to prolong his career and continue to do what makes him happy. andy murray has been knocked out in the second round of the queens club tournament in straight sets, by matteo berrettini. the italian, who's the number one seed at queens, took advantage of unforced errors from murray, breaking his serve twice to win the first set. and berrettini used his big serve to good effect in the second, the italian won 6—3 6—3. you know, i need to get myself notjust on the court, but on the practice court, playing with the highest quality of opponent that i can to get my sharpness up and my decision—making on point. because i made some bad choices today. berrettini will play dan evans, who became the third british man to reach the quarter finals with a straight sets win over adrian mannarino. the world number 42 won in straight sets, 6—4, 7—6 making it the first time in the open era there are three british players in the queen 5 club quarter—finals. england's women are in a strong position at

he's now just one major trophy away from tying the men's record of 20 grand slam titles shared by rafael nadal and roger federer. and check this out after the match djokovic handed his racket to a fan in the stands who could not contain his excitement love that. >>> up next, the inspiring fitness challenge, uniting families across the country. >>> finally there's good news tonight about a month-long effort this june asking people across the country to get active and have fun, to raise awareness and promote acceptance for people with disabilities >> two, three. go >> on a sticky, summer saturday, little kids were racing, families walking together, tossing footballs, dancing from chicago to fargo -- >> we're moving and grooving >> -- to san diego, even as far away as mexico gi gi's play house kicked off what they call an acceptance challenge for june >> will you accept me? >> nancy gianni is the energetic founder. part of why you started gigi's play house is because of the girl next to you. >> yeah, me. >> because of her. >> that's my name on it. >> that's her name on it. >> where's my girl >> f

rafael nadal is also through.ending 14th french open title. meanwhile, in the women's draw, coco gauff is through to her first grand slam quarter—final. it's after she beat ons jabeur in straight sets. she's17 now, and caused a sensation when she reached the fourth round at wimbledon two years ago. the american said winning in parma last month has done her the world of good. britain's alfie hewett retained his french open wheelchair singles title after beating the top seed, shingo kunayda. hewett won in straight sets to earn his fifth grand slam singles title. it was actually his second title at this year's tournament after he and partner gordon reid successfully defended their doubles crown on sunday. brighton defender ben white says he's "beyond proud and honoured" after being called into the england squad for euros, which start on friday. he comes in for the injured liverpool defender, trent alexander—arnold. white has only played 109 minutes of international football after making his debut against austria on w

rafael nadal maintained his bid for a record—extending 14th french open title when he saw off argentina'swarzman in their quarterfinal. despite a hiccup losing the second set to argentina's diego schwarzmann it wasn't enough to derail the third seeded spaniard as he won in four sets. i had been in a tricky situation. for him in the set, then was the moment to call myself, to think about the things i was doing well and practices, and just to try to make it happen. meanwhile, we've got four first—time semifinalists in the women's singles after favourite and defending champion iga swiatek was dumped out in straight sets by greece's maria sakkari. she'll face czech barbora krejcikova, who ended the run of the american 17—year—old coco gauff. gauff did start well, but she lost that first set on a tie break, and things went downhill from there — the american really struggling at times — krejcikova eventually winning it 7—6, 6—3. european football's governing body uefa has announced it's suspended legal proceedings against real madrid, barcelona and juventus, the three clubs involved in the euro

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a major winner and tennis player rafael nadal said he will not play in the upcoming wimbledon nor the tournaments. he made that announcement today saying it's not easy but he has to listen to what his body is saying to prolong his career. also the short time span between tournaments as another reason he made that decision. the 13-time french open winner last week. he has won wimbledon twice in his career. and also, two olympic gold medals. we'll be right back. >>> well, she's heading to the olympics and diving into post grad life pool side. katie ledecky posted this picture to twitter showing the swimmer and two others sporting their stanford cap and gown over their swimsuit. the 24-year-old swimmer couldn't make it to the actual ceremony so she celebrated from the pool in omaha, nebraska. it's not clear what career path ledecky will take. one thing is for certain. her chance of winning more gold medals. she has secured her spot in the tokyo olympics. the 2020 summer games kick off on sunday, july 23rd. and you can only watch it right here on nbc bay area. and turning this morning, dw

djokovic's 19th grand slam title and it moves him just one behind the men's record jointly held by rafael nadalk djokovic claimed tennis's everest, beating rafa nadal on clay. now he faced yet another hike in the heat. accompanied by a younger man with fresher legs. stefanos tsitsipas here at the top of your screen, and on top of the match, after a first—set tie—break. tsitsipas had clay on his shirt and in his blood. he grew up playing on the surface in greece. that explained his comfort intake in the second and just moving one set from a first grand slam. djokovic seemed exhausted, but he clung onto the towel. he never throws it in. such is his reputation, you are always looking for the escape route, and yet it still surprises. the third set was a u—turn, the fourth a one—way street, in the fifth, to it has found himself playing a man who was somehow getting sharper. angles that would have beaten pythagoras, let alone tsitsipas. djokovic was heading through to grand slam 19. a champion he keeps scaling new heights. so djokovic won't have long to wait to try and win his 20th grand slam... wimb

and rafael nadal will not be at wimbledon or at the olympics.d announced on social media that he will rest and recover after, quote, listening to my body. >>> soccer players and fans paid tribute to denmark's christian eriksen. teammates ran on to the field and displayed a massive number 10 jersey at the ten-minute mark during the match-up against belgium. this was denmark's first game since eriksen collapsed on the field and suffered cardiac arrest last saturday. he continues to recover and will be fitted with an implantable device to track his heart rhythm. >>> and there's a new sheriff in town who's just 5 years old. cameron baker of crown point, indiana, became a lake county junior sheriff. he also became an honorary member of the fraternal order of police in indiana. the most important title of all -- cancer survivor. cameron just finished his last round of chemotherapy treatment for a rare form of kidney cancer. >> i haven't saw that much police in my life. >> to have the journey with cancer culminate with such a celebration, it truly is j

claimed his second french open title and 19th grand slam, one away from tying roger federer and rafael nadal leaving thecourt he gifted his racket to a young fan who seemed to really appreciate the gesture. >>> also in france over the weekend, the return of the cliff diving world series. yes, 12 men, 12 women leapt from platforms high above the french riviera. it was the first competition in cliff diving world series in nearly two years red bull suspended it last year due to the pandemic. not bad at all thank you for waking up with us on "early today. ♪ >>> we begin this week with a deep dive into the dusty and sun-baked west coast that's enjoying triple digit temperatures a drought threatening food supplies and energy grids to push beyond the breaking point >>> ever a whirlwind weekend o g7 meetings and tea with the queen, this morning, president biden turns his attention to nato and the cyberterrorists ahead of his one-on-one with vladimir putin >>> israeli's years an

in tennis, world number one novak djokovic has handed 13—time french open champion rafael nadal his thirdos semifinals, where authorities overruled the 11pm curfew, allowing spectators to stay for the full duration of the match. djokovic will face stefanos sit—sipas of greece in sunday's final. ——tsitsipas. a flotilla of boats has sailed down the thames in london to mark the 400th anniversary of the mayflower returning to the uk after its voyage to america, carrying some of the earliest settlers. tolu adeoye reports. on the thames at rotherhithe, a small flotilla of boats heading for westminster. many don't know this was the mayflower�*s home port and from where it originally set sail in 1620, the first stage of its epicjourney to america, carrying passengers hoping for a new life. the early settlers would become known as the pilgrims and their arrival helped shape the history of the nation. as we celebrate this momentous occasion, americans continue to draw inspiration from the courageous men, women and children who set sailfour centuries ago, paving a path for future generations and cre

novak djokovic goes up against matteo berretini, while rafael nadal continues his bid for a record extending's iga swiatek is on course to retain her title, she takes on greece's maria sakkari, while17—year—old american coco gauff plays barbora krejcikova. olivier giroud scored twice as world champions france provided a dominant performance beating bulgaria 3—0 in theirfinal warm up match before the euros. antoine griezmann scored the first on the half hour mark from a deflected overhead kick and then giroud who'd replaced the injured karim benzema picked up a double after the break as they look towards their opening match against germany in munich next tuesday. the friendlies continue on wednesday with defending champions portugal hosting israel. cristiano ronaldo's side will again be one of the favourites for the title having started their world cup qualification campaign strongly but they'll be keen to perform up front as their last game was a goalless draw against spain ethiopia's letesenbet gidey smashed the women's 10,000 metres world record on tuesday, on the same track where dutch ru

in tennis, world number one, novak djokovic has handed 13—time french open champion rafael nadal his. djokovic, triumphed 3—6, 6—3, 7—6, 6—2 in an epic showdown against the spaniard in the roland garros semi—finals — where authorities spectacularly overruled the 11pm curfew allowing spectators to stay for the full duration of the match. the serb remains on course to claim his 19th major and become the first man in more than 50 years to win all four grand slams twice. he'll face stefanos siprias of greece in sunday's final. a flotilla of boats has sailed down the thames in london to mark the 400th anniversary of the mayflower returning to the uk after its voyage to america carrying some of the earliest settlers. rotherhithe was central to the start of its journey; it was the home of the captain, and the site of its return, as tolu adeoye reports. on the thames at rotherhithe, a small flotilla of boats heading for westminster. many don't know this was the mayflower�*s home port and from where it originally set sail in 1620, the first stage of its epicjourney to america, carrying passen

djokovic claimed that his second french open title and 19th grand slam one way from tying rafael nadal for most wins in men's history. it just takes one gesture to make somebody's day or year or life he gave the championship racket to that kid. the video went on for a while. he just kept celebrating it. >> he was on that high probably still is right now. >> that is awesome >>> all right. we are just getting started on a monday, and the town that's eliminating all specific holidays from school calendars, including christmas. >>> an update heon t professional soccer player who was brought back to life after collapsing on the pitch. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. plaque psoriasis, the tightness, stinging... ...the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if yo

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and men's defending champion rafael nadal beat australia's alexei popyrin in straight sets in the firstut still, they remain a lot with me for it to face that match in the semifinals. i just won my first match, something i'm happy with and i'm focusing now on for the second one. and that is it. meanwhile an injury for ashleigh barty but the world number one is through to the second round in the women's draw after beating america's bernarda pera. the 2019 winner coming through 6—4, 3—6, 6—2 but she needed a medical timeout after losing the second set and later revealed she was suffering from a hip problem. england's cricketing summer officially gets under way tomorrow with their first test match against new zealand at lords and bowler stuart broad will be the team's vice captain. despite this being the start of his 14th summer in the england team, broad's recent performances show that he's still right at the top of the international game. and with regular deputy ben stokes out injured, captainjoe root has chosen broad to be his right—hand man. it's very exciting for him. he has been a se

in tennis, world number one novak djokovic has handed 13—time french open champion rafael nadal his third, allowing spectators to stay for the full duration of the match. djokovic will face stefan tsitsipas of greece in sunday�*s final. that�*s it from me. i�*m lewis vaughan—jones. this is bbc news. the hottest weather of the year so far awaits us as we head into the weekend. it�*s sunday that will be the hottest day of the two, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees in the very hottest areas. now, it�*s pretty humid across parts of england and wales on friday, but that humidity will be easing somewhat as we head into the first part of saturday morning. fresher air moving in for most. that said, it will stay pretty humid around the channel islands, still with some low cloud and some fog patches here to start saturday morning. otherwise, we�*ve got broken cloud, and these are the kind of temperatures we�*ll have to start the day — around about 10—14 degrees for most, so a mild start to the day already. now, for saturday morning, really, across the northern half of the uk, you�*ll see patche

it's djokovic's 19th grand slam victory just one behind rafael nadal and roger federer. >>> now, thereill be no cheering at the olympics in tokyo this july. that's because it is banned. so are international spectators. for japan the games were supposed to be a moment to celebrate. cbs's lucy craft is there. >> reporter: with anti-olympics protesters on the street, a japanese olympic board member slamming the international olympic committee for cornering japan into holding the games, and a top virus expert warning that guaranteeing a safe olympics was impossible, japanese officials are trying to give assurances they won't compromise public health to stage the games. despite all the warnings athletes already arriving in japan. but even if japan wanted to cancel the games, legally they couldn't. the olympic host city contract, signed between tokyo and the ioc in 2013, doesn't give tokyo the power to scrap the games. only the ioc holds that right. but if a covid surge forced japan to pull the plug, smith college economist andrew zimbalist said the ioc was unlikely to sue for what he estima

it comes just hours after 20—time grand slam champion, rafael nadal, announced his withdrawal from the of emergency in the city is to be lifted five weeks out from the start of the games. a decision some locals are questioning. translation: it is so obvious they are only lifting it - to hold the tokyo olympics. they can't even hide that. it's so apparent and it makes me frustrated. we worked so hard to bring down the covid—19 cases, but what's the point if we invite people to come from overseas? no international fans will be permitted at the delayed games, but concerns remain about the olympics triggering a surge in infections. the prime minister has asked japanese fans to watch from home. an official decision on spectator numbers is yet to be made, but could come as early as next week. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. just before we go, flying cars have long been a being of scientific futuristic films but as it turns out, the future may not be that far away! have a look at this footage of an actual flying car being tested in australia. it looks like it has been taken right out of a star war

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it comes just hours after 20—time grand slam champion, rafael nadal, announced his withdrawal from thef emergency in the city is to be lifted five weeks out from the start of the games. a decision some locals are questioning. translation: it is so obvious they are only lifting it - to hold the tokyo olympics. they can't even hide that. it's so apparent and it makes me frustrated. we worked so hard to bring down the covid—19 cases, but what's the point if we invite people to come from overseas? no international fans will be permitted at the delayed games, but concerns remain about the olympics triggering a surge in infections. the prime minister has asked japanese fans to watch from home. an official decision on spectator numbers is yet to be made, but could come as early as next week. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. before i go, let us take a look at some flying cars. this is out in australia. you can see them just been tested. it is based on a formula one car, apparently. they don't have any pilot or driver, but there have been a series of races involving these cars or drones, that will ha

it's djokovic's 19th grand slam title — just one short of both roger federer and rafael nadal. won a european championship match for the very first time when when they beat north macedonia 3—1. marko arnautovic scored austria's third goal. also in group c... ..in the final game of the weekend, the netherlands have beaten ukraine 3—2. denzel dumfries with the winner for the netherlands, who last won the euros in 1988. there's more on the bbc sport website, including details of tennis's british number one johanna konta winning the nottingham open title. that's it from me. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodnight. hello there. it was 28 celsius at wembley today. we've just had the warmest day of the year so far in northern ireland. for many parts of the country, though, tomorrow will be cooler and fresher. the cooler air is to the northwest of this band of cloud here, that's been bringing some wetter weather toward scotland, northern ireland, cumbria, as well. and that band of cloud will take some rain southwards across scotland and northern ireland, eventua

the men's semi—finals head out on court philippe—chatrier later with rafael nadal and novak djokovic and world number one djokovic, while alexander zverev will face stefanos tsitsipas in the other last four match. england will resume on 258 for seven on day two of the second final test against new zealand at edgbaston in the coming hours. the hosts were struggling at one point when they were reduced to 175—6 but an unbeaten dan lawrence half—century saw it finish honours even after an enthralling first day in birmingham. i think it it is keeping everyone interested at various ports. it's not easy to force the game on but having said that, i think we played beautifully and quite fluently. great britain's dina asher—smith underlined her credentials as one of the favourites for gold in tokyo this year by setting a new meeting record at the florence diamond league in the 200 metres. world champion over this distance, asher—smith clocked 22.06 seconds — her fastest time this year. the american reality tv show 'keeping up with the kardashians' is airing its final episode on thursday, after

in tennis, novak djokovic has handed 13—time french open champion rafael nadal only his third defeatne — triumphed 3—6, 6—3, 7—6, 6—2 in an epic showdown with the spaniard in the roland garros semi—finals. the serb remains on course to take a 19th major and become the first man in over 50 years to win all four grand slams twice. he'll face stefanos tsitsipas of greece in sunday's final. you have been watching bbc news. hello there. the hottest weather of the year so far awaits us as we head into the weekend. it's sunday that will be the hottest day of the two, with temperatures reaching 30 degrees in the very hottest areas. it's pretty humid across parts of england and wales on friday, but that humidity will be easing somewhat as we head into the first part of saturday morning. fresher air moving in for most. that said, it will stay pretty humid around the channel islands, still with some low cloud and some fog patches here to start saturday morning. otherwise, we've got broken cloud, and these are the kind of temperatures we'll have to start the day — around about 10—14 degrees for

meanwhile, novak djokovic and roger federer are both through in the men's draw, as is 13—time champion rafael nadalth birthday. some football news, and simone inzaghi has been confirmed as the new head coach of italian champions inter milan. he replaces antonio conte, who left after leading the club to their first league title in 11 years. inzaghi has signed the two—year contract, ending a 22—year association with lazio — he was their coach for the last five years, winning the coppa italia in 2019 and the super cup twice. england's cricketers will be looking to bat their way into a commanding position on day three of their first test against new zealand at lord's. after the tourists dominated the opening day, england hit back on thursday, but not before devon conway completed a double century on his test debut for the black caps. he was out for exactly 200 as the tourists made 378 in theirfirst innings. 0llie robinson was the pick of the england bowlers, with 4—75 in his first test match. in reply, england recovered from the early loss of sibley and crawley to reach 111—2 at stumps, thanks to an un

claim a 19th grand slam championship to leave him just one behind the men's record jointly held by rafael nadalll the people that came out today and supported notjust me but also stefanos, unforgettable also stefa nos, u nforg etta ble matches, also stefanos, unforgettable matches, unforgettable moments for me, for my career, for my life. iwill for me, for my career, for my life. i will definitely remember this last 48 hours for the rest of my life. and a day after winning the singles title, barbora krejcikova claimed her second french open women's doubles title. she and partner katerina siniakova beat bethanie mattek—sands and iga swiatek in straight sets. krejcikova is the first player to achieve the double at roland garos since mary pierce won both titles 21 years ago. in the nba the milwaukee bucks have tied up their eastern conference semi—final series with the brooklyn nets at 2—2. and with a big crowd watching on it wasn't a great night injury wise for the nets either with james harden still sidelined, kyrie irving twisted an ankle and may be a doubt for the next game while giannis antet

and cameron norrie says playing 13—time champion rafael nadal at the french open is the toughest taskhe british number two, meets nadal in the third round in paris later. it's his first time at this stage of the tournament, whereas nadal has only lost twice at roland garros in 15 years. you can follow how he gets on over on the bbc sport website, latest action from england against new zealand in that first test. that's all your sport for now, back to you. and before we go — the first big event of coventry�*s year as the uk city of culture is taking place, after a six—month delay because of the pandemic. # i rise above. the singer pauline black of the �*80s band the selector, opened coventry moves, an online event, with this performance in a residential part of the city. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5:30pm. bye for now. hello — you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on our main story — the finance ministers of the world's seven biggest economies have agreed a deal to ensure multinational companies pay their f

remain upon the olympics, making a return in front of her fans that make it comes 20 hours after rafael nadallympic games. the state of emergency in the city is to be lifted five weeks out from the start of the games. translation: it of the games. translation: ofthe games. translation: ., , , translation: it is obvious they are only lifting — translation: it is obvious they are only lifting it _ translation: it is obvious they are only lifting it to _ translation: it is obvious they are only lifting it to hold - translation: it is obvious they are only lifting it to hold the - are only lifting it to hold the tokyo olympics. they can't even hide it. it's so apparent and it makes me frustrated. we worked so hard to bring down the covid—19 cases, but what is the covid—19 cases, but what is the point if we invite people to come from overseas? ihla to come from overseas? no international— to come from overseas? no international fans will be permitted at the delayed games, but there will be concerns about the olympics triggering a surge of infections. the prime minister has asked japanese fans to w

and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel: rafael nadal�*s bid for a record 14th french openmoves into the semifinals at roland garros. good evening. the president of the united states has arrived in the uk, ahead of a meeting with world leaders at the g7 summit this weekend. joe biden�*s first overseas trip as preisident begins tomorrow, with a meeting with borisjohnson, at which he's expected to say that the trade row between the eu and the uk should not be allowed to endanger peace in northern ireland. at the heart of that row is the brexit agreement�*s northern ireland protocol, which allows for border checks on goods going into the province from the rest of the uk. ministers want those checks to end, arguing that they are leading to food shortages. our north america editor jon sopel has this report. for the first time since becoming president injanuary, joe biden president in january, joe biden stepped president injanuary, joe biden stepped out from air force one on to foreign soil. the soil of suffolk and raf mildenhall on a perfect summer's evening. the president wants

naomi osaka and rafael nadal say they will not compete at wimbledon, leaving the tournament without twoits biggest stars. osaka's agent says she will take personal time and prepare for the olympics, which start later in july. 35-year-old nadal said he is also planning to skip the olympics, citing the need to recover from the french open. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda: thank you so much for that. we want to take you to iran, where the iranian supreme leader is casting his vote in those elections. this is the first official to do so. voters are said to pick a replacement for hassan rouhani, who is seen as a moderate. he helped improve ties with the u.s. many leading reformist candidates leaving the door open for hardliners. elections happening against the backdrop of nuclear negotiations. an agreement was said to be imminent. an accord would allow iaea cameras to stay and monitor data from iran's nuclear facilities. ayatollah khomeini, the iran

rafael nadal has pulled out of wimbledon later this month. number three, who won the tournament in 2008 and 2010, says he needs to recuperate after a long clay court season. nadal will also miss the tokyo 0lympics this summer, and stated on twitter his goal is to prolong his career and continue to do what makes him happy — to compete at the highest level. dan evans is looking good to become the third british man to reach the quarter finals at the queens club tournament. the british number one is a set up against adrian mannarino, the world number 42, who's 17 places below him in the rankings. evans took it 6—4 the opening set. these are live pictures from queen's club. it is currently five games all in the second set. you can watch the action live now on the bbc sport website and the the red button. denmark's christian eriksen will be fitted with a heart—starter device. the team's doctor said it was needed due to rhythm disturbances, after the former spurs midfielder suffered a cardiac arrest in their opening game of the european champioship

rafael nadal is also through.slam quarterfinal. it's after she beat ons jabeur in straight sets. she's17 now, and caused a sensation when she reached the fourth round at wimbledon two years ago. the american said winning in parma last month has done her the world of good. britain's alfie hewett retained his french open wheelchair singles title after beating the top seed, shingo kunayda. hewett won in straight sets to earn his fifth grand slam singles title. it was actually his second title at this year's tournament after he and partner gordon reid successfully defended their doubles crown on sunday. brighton defender ben white says he's "beyond proud and honoured" after being called into the england squad for euros, which start on friday. he comes in for the injured liverpool defender, trent alexander—arnold. white has only played 109 minutes of international football after making his debut against austria on wednesday. the brighton academy graduate started against romania in central defence and certainly impresse

he has 19 grand slam single titles in his career, one behind roger federer and rafael nadal for mostng how serious the situation was when a danish football player collapsed in the 2020 match. christian eriksen is in the hospital in stable condition. the team's doctor described what happened. >> i should say he was gone, and we did cardiac resuscitation, and it was cardiac arrest. how close were we? i don't know. we got him back after one defib, so that's quite fast. >> after play resumed, the game was lost against finland. the team will play belgium on thursday. >>> film and stage actor, ned beatty has passed away of natural causes, and best known for his films like "deliverance," and he was nominated for an oscar for his role in the 1977 film "network." >> the world is a college of corporations. determined by the bylaws of business. the world is a business, mr.b. >> it has been since man crawled out of the slime. >> what a voice. younger generations may also recognize beatty's voice. he played the bear in "toy story that." he was 80 years old. thank you for joining us. i am rosemary

and djokovic is just one behind rafael nadal for all-time.r the break. your're filming in 8k. that's cinema quality. so... you can pull photos straight from video. impressive. but will it last the whole trip? you'll have battery all day. and then more. this is different. told you. ♪ some guys go through life thinking, do i smell right now? so, harry's makes a range of deodorants in three levels of protection for every kind of sweater. because we all deserve to go through life with our wings up. introducing the range of deodorants from harry's. not the same. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. you are watching cnn "newsroom" and i am rosemary church. >>> just ahead , a new day in israel with a new prime minister in israel. will netanyahu let naftali

cameron norrie had a good run at roland garros but he's out — beaten by the defending champion rafael nadalming for a record—extending 14th french open title — he faces jannik sinner in the last 16. world number one novak djokovic is also through. women's defending champion iga swiatek is safely through but there's been another big name exit — elina svitolina was soundly beaten by barbora krejcikova — the fifth seed won just five games in the match. a week today, england will be playing their first match at the delayed european championship — when they face croatia at wembley. this evening, they face romania in theirfinal warm—up match — and manager gareth southgate is feeling optimistic with the tournament just around the corner. the future for our team, when you look at the age of all of those players, is really exciting. and it means that we can play in different ways. we've got the balance of the squad to play different systems, and ourjob again, as always, is to prepare the team for each opposition, find the best way of playing for each opponent, and we feel better equipped to cope wit

slam title and it moves him just one behind the men's record jointly held by roger federer and rafael nadal that is losing in the finals of a grand slam and, you know, these are the kinds of occasions at matches that you learn from the most, i think, and knowing him and his team he is going to come out much stronger. that him and his team he is going to come out much stronger.— out much stronger. that is it from the sports — out much stronger. that is it from the sports centre _ out much stronger. that is it from the sports centre for— out much stronger. that is it from the sports centre for now. - out much stronger. that is it from the sports centre for now. you'rel the sports centre for now. you're watching bbc news. hello there, 28 degrees at wembley today and the warmest day of the year so far in northern ireland, but for many parts of the country tomorrow will be cooler, the fresher air to the north—west of this band of cloud here. that has been bringing wetter weather tour scotland and northern ireland and cumbria as well. that band of cloud will take some rain southwards across scotl