while robin haase could not quite yet his range right... ooh!as not letting up. a straight sets victory for the number four seed. one man he may have to beat for the tenth title is novak djokovic. the defending champion was also in no mood to hang around against his portuguese opponentjoao sousa. under the watchful eye of new coach andre is it, a welcome return to form for novak djokovic, as the first set was his inside of half an hour. the second went to similar way but by the third, mistakes crept into djokovic's game. enough to rattle him. unfortunately, forjoao sousa, they were few and far between, as djokovic closed in on victory. just like last year, he too looks to be at home in paris. elsewhere at rolland garros, today there was a shock in the men's singles, with home favourite jo—wilfried tsonga knocked out in the first round by argentina's renso oleevo, ranked number 91 in the world. olivo was leading two sets to one when the match was halted at 22:10 french time last night but he came back to break the ‘tsonga serve' and knock out the

evans made the comments after losing in straight sets to dutchman robin haase at the madrid open.es evans remain fourth in the british rankings, but he doesn't recognise the number 3 — the slovenian—born bedene — who qualified to represent great britain two years ago on residency grounds. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political commentator, jo phillips, and liam halligan, chief economics commentator at the daily telegraph. good to see you. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times, they lead with theresa may's plans to recommit to the conservatives' immigration target of tens of thousands, which she calls "sustainable levels". the express says mrs may told voters that border controls were "urgently needed to ease pressure on public services and a wage squeeze on the low paid". rising energy bills feature on the telegraph's front page. the daily mail says the prime minister wants to give energy regulator ofgem powers to limit the t

rafa nadal is also through, he beat dutchman robin haase in straight sets.ene lost his second round match against the czech republic's jiri vesely, and then sought to clarify reports suggesting he might switch allegiance back to slovenia, the country of his birth. having been blocked from representing britain in the davis cup, bedene says he "will fight" on. i read a few interviews and i don't actually remember because i get nervous, what i'm saying, but one of the things is until it looks like it's done, it's not done yet for me. i really want to play for great britain and i'm still hoping, really. so, yeah, i haven't really thought anything outside of that. two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova's comeback has been cut short. she was knocked out in round two — beaten in straight sets by the american bethanie mattek—sands. kvitova missed five months after being stabbed in the hand by a burglar last year. sam warburton will captain the british and irish lions for the first warm—up match on their tour of new zealand. the flanker is set to appear for the fi

evans made the comments after losing in straight sets to dutchman robin haase at the madrid 0pen.lovenian—born bedene in the british rankings. evans made the comments in an interview with our tennis correspondent russell fuller, whojoins us from madrid now. russell, this isn't the first time evans has spoken out against bedene. to be fairto to be fair to dan evans, he is being true to his colours. when the bbc reported that bedene wants to switch nationalities from slovenia to britain in 2014, evans made it clear to people that it was not a move he was in favour of. speaking today, while i was talking to him about the fa ct while i was talking to him about the fact he is now the british number fourin fact he is now the british number four in the rankings behind bedene who used to represent slovenia, he made it very clear that in his mind, he is still the british number three. four at the moment. who's the fourth? pescera being bedene being the third. it's nothing to do with him. he's not confrontational but to me, it doesn't sit well if you play for another country. but don't feel

evans made the comments after losing in straight sets to dutchman robin haase at the madrid 0pen.slovenian—born bedene, who qualified to represent great britain two years ago on residency grounds. 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller reminded evans about the current rankings. four at the moment. who is the fourth? bedene thing before. it is nothing to do with him. he is not confrontational in any way, but to me it does not sit well if you have played for another country. i don't feel bad about him or anything like that. for me, it is baffling as to why. now he lives in savini as well. —— in slovenia as well. i don't think he really believes he is but it either. it is the citizenship rules and living here the five—year is. it is a bit different, isn't it. maria sharapova is taking on her critic eugenie bouchard at the madrid open this evening. bouchard called the russian "a cheater" prior to her return to competitive action in april after a 15—month doping ban. it has been a hard fought battle, the canadian has taken the first set 7-5 the canadian has taken the first set 7—5 aft

he beat dutchman robin haase in straight sets and will play nikoloz basilashvili of georgia for a placehort. she was knocked out in round two — beaten in straight sets by the american bethanie mattek—sands. kvitova missed five months after being stabbed in the hand by a burglar last year. the british and irish lions head coach warren gatland has admitted the schedule of their tour of new zealand will be tough. the lions flew into auckland overnight, just three days before their first tour match against the new zealand provisional barbarians. the all blacks head coach steve hansen said the lions should have arrived a full week before their first game — while gatland says the team can't afford to be negative. that is all of the sport for now, more in sportsday at half past six. let's return to cambridge now, ahead of tonight's bbc election debate. my colleague huw edwards is there. indeed, thank you. we are at the university of cambridge. sojeremy corbyn has decided, at the last minute, that he'll take part in tonight's live bbc election here in cambridge with representatives of six other

and dan evans has been knocked out of the madrid open, losing in the first round to robin haase.doesn't recognise the number three as british. a two year old girl is seriously ill in hospital — after several dogs got into the garden where she was playing and attacked her. she suffered injuries to her head and body — but they are described as ‘not life—threatening'. police have seized eleven dogs from a nearby house in the toxteth area of liverpool — and a 35 year old man has been arrested on suspicion of having a dangerous dog or dogs out of control. 0ur correspondent yunus mulla sent this update from merseyside police headquarters merseyside police have described this as an horrific attack which has left the two—year—old girl with extensive injuries. with me i have superintendent mark wiggins. you are pa rt superintendent mark wiggins. you are part of the investigation team, what is the condition of the girl? the two—year—old girl was attacked by the dogs yesterday underwent extensive surgery yesterday evening and she is now recovering from the extent of her ordeal. she will cle

his pfa award and dan evans has been kncoked out of the madrid 0pen, losing in the first round to robin haase british, who is slovenian born. elsewhere labour have been setting out plans to tackle childhood obesity — by cracking down on tv junk food adverts. they're proposing a new child health bill, to be outlined in its election manifesto. sophie hutchinson reports. this is going to be a very green smoothie. it's healthy, though, isn't it? shadow health secretaryjon ashworth being taught how to make a smoothie by pupils at a london school, part of labour's bid to prove it has the solution for cutting childhood obesity. we want to have the healthiest children in the world. now, yes, that's an ambitious target but to be frank, i'm ambitious for the children of this country. our children deserve the best. labour's election pledge is ambitious. it's promising to halve the number of overweight children within ten years, to set up a £250 million fund to pay for nurses and counsellors in schools and to ban junk food adverts from all tv programmes before the 9pm watershed. that would affect shows i

and after his defeat to robin haase, evans said he still considered himself to be the british numberin his home country of slovenia. do you feel sorry for the sky? —— this guy. an iranian student had to be taken to a police station at the weekend — because he looks too much like lionel messi. look at this, the resemblance is uncanny! so many people in the city of hamaden wanted a picture with reza parastesh that police had to look after him. the 25—year—old cuts his hair and grooms his beard to look like the argentina forward, and is fully booked with media interviews and has even landed modelling contracts as a result! thank you very much, cat. just over three years ago 276 school girls were kidnapped from a remote boarding school in northern nigeria by extremist group boko haram. over the weekend 82 of them were released. now their parents face an agonising wait to see them again, with many still unsure if their children were amongst the fortunate ones set free. 0ur reporter abdullahi kaura abubakar has spoken to some of the families affected and joins us now from abuja. there is a