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her even more determined. 15—year—old bombette martin will also represent team gb, as the sport makes it's olympic debut. some big names in action at rolanddjokovic play their quarter—finals — but first on court was the american 17 year old coco gauff. she is the youngest grand slam quarter finalist for 15 years and started very well, against the czech barbora krejcikova. but she lost that first set on a tie break and things went downhill from there, gauff really struggling at times, krejcikova eventually winning 7—6, 6—3 that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including that kane williamson will miss the second test against england which starts tomorrow, he is resting his injured elbow. well that gave england a chance? we will find out tomorrow. talks to try to resolve a dispute about post—brexit trade arrangements in northern ireland have ended without an agreement. the brexit minister, lord frost, said the meeting with eu officials was "frank and honest" — and the two sides would continue their discussions. we had very important meetings today with the united kingdom and i thank da

roland, the diversion of the aircraft have not so far been backed up by any evidence. and the kremlin has denied involvement. we've got reaction on the resolution from martin dulls are a member of the hamburg parliament. to playing russia for something red. so no evidence this way, you can go up to the dialogue. all this will not strengthen. one for you all sure. claim to be sure thing to international and regional thing to human rights, but that different economical type than to the union. so it will not out the civilian so much, but i think it will even strange to look at shank and it will not lead to kind of regime change which is wanted by the union. we shall go deeper into another life when we see that the european union at the us try to do color revolution and ukraine and then georgia in a lot of you know, and been the sanctions el paso. and this is the contrary of a dialogue. and as well, the person who was put into prison from the aeroplane was someone who was working with the recommend recommend, which is the passion, recommend in the crime. and he was a blog. so i think it's not the right way to bring down a plane to, to get to get access to a pe