robson once made the last 16 here.ack. made the last 16 here. her aim now is to get her confidence backlj made the last 16 here. her aim now is to get her confidence back. i am very disappointed, i did not play near my best tennis. frustrating that i couldn't loosen up. i felt very nervous after i let myself down. heather watson tasted success here last year winning the mixed doubles and sheila like she was enjoying her first match doubles and sheila like she was enjoying herfirst match back doubles and sheila like she was enjoying her first match back in the singles as she raced to the first set against maryna zanevska but the british number two has struggled to seek out matches from commanding positions. three match points came and went as watson wobbled before she recovered to map up the match in a tie—break. aljaz bedene faced a player with many years here behind him. at 38, ivo karlovic should as a secret to his longevity, his serve, firing many cases past bedene and he faced 27 from the british player —— many ace

robson granton buckinghamshire —— robson granton buckinghamshire —— robson grant in buckinghamshire saysort behind jodie whittaker. he says... ido like he says... i do like it! roger federer has taken the men's single's title at wimbledon for a record eighth time, beating croatia's marin cilic in straight sets this afternoon. our sports correspondent joe wilson has this report. marin cilic, have you met the greatest men's tennis player of all time? everyone knew the status of federer and the opportunity of this final. seven times he had won at wimbledon, just the record—breaking eighth time remained. marin cilic of croatia began this final trying to be positive, but here is the problem. even when you think that you have federer beating, as soon that the point is won. it is not. federer broke twice to win the first set and he showed his full repertoire. are you serious? even when marin cilic got his serve in, there was federer. if it does not all right, go left. 36 minutes gone, one set down already. what now, what next? 3—0 down in the second set, marin cilic seemed deeply troubled. whet

laura robson as well, she lost as well in straight sets to a brazilian player. players hoping to see laura robson go through, she'd fallen to 198 in the world rankings after struggling for three years or so with fitness and injury problems. a huge disappointment for the laura robson, in fact he was knocked out of wimbledon before andy murray had even set foot on court. oh dear. not a great claim to fame. thanks for the update on the first day of wimbledon. the former chelsea and england captain john terry has joined aston villa. he was out of contract after leaving the blues at the end of last season after 22 years at stamford bridge. he won every trophy going. there was interest from other premier league clubs, west bromwich albion, stoke city and bournemouth, but he's decided to drop down to the championship with villa. the 36—year—old said: "i can't wait to get started now and look to help the squad achieve something special this season. that's all the sport for now, the bbc sport website as more. you can access all their matches at wimbledon, lots of reactio

so norrie and laura robson go out on the opening day of wimbledon.a one—year deal. a full update on the next hour. the foreign secretary has become the latest member of the cabinet to put pressure on the chancellor to relax the public sector pay cap. sources close to borisjohnson have made it clear he wants a better deal for workers. he joins the environment secretary, michael gove, who has suggested the 1% pay cap should be lifted. downing street says decisions will be made on a case—by—case basis. let's speak to our chief political correspondent, vicki young, at westminster. a long time since we said boris johnsonjoins michael a long time since we said boris johnson joins michael gove in anything! yes, the floodgates have opened and they are hammering to get on the airwaves to talk about this issue. downing street very much trying to say, we will look at this as the pay review comes forward. we will look at the recommendations. but not building up of a lot will change. they do say there will be a budget in the autumn. and everybody looking at that

instead of going to a four-year college, chad robson dhoez to we an apprentice. robinson works in the factory. after four years he'll have an associates degree, a journeyman's certificate, a salary of at least $50,000, and skills crucial to the larger economy. >> if we don't provide a labor force that can fill that work, technology, foreign companies, outsourcing are going to replace the opportunity to earn your living in those occupations. >> taking a page from successful apprentice programs in europe, seemans now has similar training at three more u.s. factories. >> it is an investment, and you have to start there. >> benefitting the company and the economy. anne thompson, nbc news, charlotte. >> very impressive, and thank you for your commitment to this work. i now would like to introduce zoey bear. zoey is the ceo of that foundation, held it since 1998. and under her leadership the foundation has really focused considerably on this exact issue. i know she's partnered with other governors here in public/private partnerships to invest in successful training and

but robson grant in buckinghamshire says...s the sixth doctor from 1984 to 1986, has thrown his support behind jodie whittaker. he says... one person who is delighted by the news is the actor olivia colman, a friend ofjodie news is the actor olivia colman, a friend of jodie whitta ker‘s news is the actor olivia colman, a friend ofjodie whittaker‘s and another who was tipped to take the role. i was amazed because i had no idea. if you tell her secret, she will keep it. i was really impressed because we have seen each other since she must have found out. she isa since she must have found out. she is a very loyal and noble person, so she did not say a word. i was like, my god, when i found out. your name is been associated with the speculation over this part. is there a kind of mix of envy and also release? yes. relieved that a -- that it release? yes. relieved that a -- thatitis release? yes. relieved that a -- that it is all over. everyone's name was in the pot at one point. i think the best person has got the job. was in the po

we know that laura robson is out. cameron norrie out as well. has nowjoined aston villa in the championship on a one—year deal. that is my lot, i am off to go and watch wimbledon at home. damian johnson will off to go and watch wimbledon at home. damianjohnson will be there. there is an image, 0lly foster in front of the telly. maybe in your mind. the northern ireland secretaryjames brokenshire i will make a commons statement about the negotiations to restore power—sharing at stormont. he allowed the talks between the democratic unionists to continue the republicans have said it is unlikely a deal will be reached in the short term. we are 19 years on from the good friday agreement, ten years on from the st andrews agreement, the dup are still looking the bill of rights, legacy issues, respect. they oppose rights for irish language speakers. they oppose rights for ethnic minorities and women. they oppose the rights of lesbian and gay citizens to equal marriage and in doing all of this they are emboldened by their alliance with the british governm

laura robson was beaten in straight sets, and cameron norrie lost to jo—wilfried tsonga.ng a one—year deal. more on those stories that have passed. —— at half past four. our economics correspondent has been following the case of four barclays bankers accused of conspiracy to commit fraud. it is the first time we have seen senior bankers facing criminal charges since the financial crisis, and the only time we have seen any crisis, and the only time we have seen any banker facing charges for actions they took during the crisis. it is also the only time we have seen a it is also the only time we have seen a chief executive face criminal charges. john varley, the former chief executive, together with three senior directors, has been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud by misrepresentation. it goes back to 2008, when barclays was afraid that it would be nationalised and forced to a cce pt it would be nationalised and forced to accept taxpayer money, and the taxpayer becoming a shareholder, which they didn't want, so they went to qatar and abu dhabi and raised more than £11

laura robson is still on a journey back to her best. ad court 18, she showed flashes of why. but the briton‘s battles with injury has brought inconsistency. law were going to the shop but missing the target again. the errors we re missing the target again. the errors were straightforward for her opponent, lawlor once made the last i6 opponent, lawlor once made the last 16 year hill but she wants to get the consistency back. i'm disappointed. i don't figure played my best tennis. frustrating but i can loosen up at the back, i'm frustrated, i let myself down. nerves and the court can bring you feel or freedom. nerves and the court can bring you feel orfreedom. and nerves and the court can bring you feel or freedom. and cameron norrie's first day, facing the top seed can prove daunting. but jo—wilfried tsonga knows the way past even the best opponent. rather u nfortu nately for past even the best opponent. rather unfortunately for cameron norrie, i get the feeling he's starting to enjoy himself. a fearless first outing will set him up next

she first played at wimbledon as a junior, robson to australia.duct of one nation, but of intense tennis. when i first met her, she think she had six layers on on artificial core, it easier than, i thought it was great. isaid to easier than, i thought it was great. i said to herfather, this is the top 5% in the world material. wimbledon noticed this year a lighter mood. konta brought baked treats to practice. she seemed to be ina good treats to practice. she seemed to be in a good mood. but that can change very quickly. simona halep had her eye on becoming world number one as well as winning wimbledon. but on centre court, roof closed, konta found her range. into a tie—break, and the standard ever higher. what would separate the players? well, almost nothing. look at. but halep's point, and since, halep's set. well, first it is just an opportunity for resilience, as they say on the hill. in the second set, konta kept running and kept her composure. but there was no closure and so another tie—break, 6—5, deep breath, deep breath. now, exhale. one s

laura robson already a set down in that game. she has lost that first set 6—4.the end of last season after 22 yea rs at the end of last season after 22 years at stamford bridge, one every trophy going. there were interest from other clubs, but the aston villa owner and chairman has said on social media to expect an announcement soon. social media to expect an announcement soon. that is all the spot for now. we will be back around 1:30pm fora spot for now. we will be back around 1:30pm for a full wimbledon update. the french power company edf, which is building the controversial new nuclear power station at hinkley point in somerset, says the estimated costs of the project have risen by £1.5 billion. hinkley point c would be the uk's first new nuclear plant for decades, but has been beset with budget problems. an edf review found the project could also be delayed by up to 15 months. however, the firm said it still hoped to finish the first phase by the end of 2025 as planned. with me is our business news reporter theo leggett. why the increasing cost? do we know

we had on the show last week, very timely, the man who has been named as the special robson to do toes to matters in kiev. —— the special representative to ukraine. in terms of the russian investigation, it's very difficult to know, ? investigation, it's very difficult to know,? of weird habits conversation earlier in the year, i would have said that the cupboard ministry ‘s and seems to be doing a somersault on ukraine —— the trump administration, he had talked about three ukraine under the bus, recognising crimea, dropping sanctions, but since then they have tax towards a more conventional position. the president made a point of meeting with the ukrainian president, he flew to poland, which is on the survival of nato, the us has said that sanctions that are at least va n has said that sanctions that are at least van gogh nato, yes said that sanctions will remain in place. so they are now at the point of saying that pulses looked huge remain in place, and it is now up to us see if we can't get dunn it's essentially up we can't get dunn it's essentially up to the russians to agree to

laura robson out in straight sets, the former british number one.a has won the tour de france stage today. that's all for now. a man has been charged with plotting to assassinate french president emmanuel macron at france's bastille day military parade, which the french leader is due to attend with president trump next week. meanwhile, earlier today, mr macron addressed a rare joint session of the two houses of parliament at the palace of versailles, in which he promised to lead france on a radical new path, setting out an ambitious agenda to streamline the state. he also announced that he would lift a state of emergency in effect since the terrorist attacks in paris in november 2015 that killed 130 people. translation: i will restore the freedom of french people by intimate acoustic of emergency. because those freedoms are the basis for the existence of a strong democracy. that is to abandon them is to give our opponents confirmation that we have to refuse always, opponents of the have claimed it was weak and if it wanted to fight and killing that

defeat though for naomi broady and laura robson today.d making his wimbledon debut. wawrinka lost in four sets to the russian world number 49 daniil medvedev. the first three sets were very competitive between the pair. the three—time grand slam champion struggled with a knee injury and finally lost. 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, 6-1. just one more notable result to bring you. there's no serena at the championships this year, of course, but venus williams is here and she had to work hard to dispatch her first round opponent, elise mertens of belgium. the american won the first set on a tie break, and eventually wrapped up a straight sets win by taking the second 6—4. now, last month, venus was involved in a fatal car crash and was asked about it in her post match press conference. there are no words to describe how devastating it is. i am barely speechless. —— completely speechless. —— completely speechless. and emotional venus williams. everton have had another busy day in the transfer market — completing the signing of burnley and england defender mic