and the bulgarian grigor dimitrov swept past ryan harrison of the usa in less than an hour.ady pulled off a surprise win against world number 32 alize cornet at the aegon classic in birmingham. after a tight first set, the british number two came through in a tie break. but cornet struggled following a fall in the second set, and broady took advantage, winning the match 7—6, 6—love. it's only the fifth time in her career she's beaten a top—50 player. the british number three heather watson is out. she lost the opening set to ukraine's elina svitolina, but battled back to level and force the match into a decider. svitolina, the world numberfive, broke early in the third set though and eventually came through 6—2, 5—7, 6—3 for her first win at this tournament. a bbc sport study has found that the gap in prize money between men and women at the top of professional sport is closing. the survey was carried out as part of women's sport week, and all this week on sportsday, we'll be hearing from women about the challenges they face and the importance of sport in their lives. tonigh

stuttgart last week, the world number 11 looked back to his best on the grass breezing past american ryan harrisons world champions germany test drove a younger side against australia at the confederations cup and they were made to work hard to fight—off a second half fightback from australia in sochi. lars stindl opened the scoring for the world champions, cooley finishing this chance in acres of space, before celtic‘s tommy rogic levelled things with this left footed effort. julian draxler extended germany's lead from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time before leon goretzka extended it with a third minutes after the interval which proved enough for the win. now it's probably just now it's probablyjust believe. we know we can break down teams and to score two goals against germany is a great feat and now it's about not conceding but mind you to pick these young players up and go against cameron bruce of sane effort, same drug. we know we can score goals and get the right result we need to kick on in this group. a bbc sport study has found that the gender prize money gap in sport is closin

stuttgart last week, the world number 11 looked back to his best on the grass breezing past american ryan harrisonderations cup. they were made to work hard to fight—off a second half fightback from australia in sochi. lars stindl opened the scoring for the world champions, cooley finishing this chance in acres of space, before celtic‘s tommy rogic levelled things with this left footed effort. julian draxler extended germany's lead from the penalty spot on the stroke of half time before leon goretzka extended it with a third minutes after the interval which proved enough for the win. the national gallery of ireland has reopened after a multi—million dollar refurbishment, with a spectacular show of the works of the dutch master johannes vermeer. our arts editor will gompertz has been to dublin to see the reborn institution. finally, having been locked firmly shut for the last six years, the gates to ireland's national gallery open once again to reveal what has been a much—needed £27 million face—lift. we've had the decades of dilapidation, the buckets on the floor, the mouldy paintings and the obvi

the bulgarian grigor dimitrov swept past ryan harrison of the usa in less than an hour. a surprise win against world number 32 alize cornet at the aegon classic in birmingham. after a tight first set, broady came through in a tie break. but cornet struggled following a fall in the second set, and broady took advantage, winning the match 7—6, 6—0. it's only the fifth time in her career broady‘s beaten a top—50 player. the british number three heather watson is out, she lost the opening set to ukraine's elina svitolina, but battled back to level and force the match into a decider. svitolina, the world numberfive, broke early in the third set though and eventually came through 6—2, 5—7, 6—3 for her first win at this tournament. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour i'm glad we could make up for cutting you off short earlier for the brexit news conference! the coroner's report into the death of carrie fisher says the actress had traces in her system of several drugs, including cocaine, when she died suddenly in december. the 60—year—old was taken ill on a

the bulgarian grigor dimitrov swept past ryan harrison of the usa in less than an hour. and you can watch that live over on bbc two. this is a rematch of the davis cup tie. edmund is 3—2 up in the first set. that‘s live on bbc two. there is a little over two weeks after the champions league final, the draw for the qualifying rounds of next season‘s competition has been made. celtic could face northern irish champions linfield in the second qualifying round. linfield will have to get past la fiorita from san marino in their opening round for that to happen. welsh champions the new saints will face europa from gibraltar. the draw for the first qualifying round of the europa league has also been made. rangers will make their return to european football against luxembourg outfit progres niederkorn. stjohnstone will play lithuanian side fk trakai. england under—21s are playing slovakia at 5pm in the european championship, and they have made one change from the nil—nil draw against sweden in their opening match. the only change — john swift replacing jacob murphy in defence. t

been a fan of yours for years, and i've admired your career-- obviously, this is the real jack ryan, not harrisonike, you famously like yelled at a paparazzo out there on the street one day. >> yes. >> stephen: more than one time. >> yes. was i on drugs then is what you are asking. >> stephen: no, beyond drugs or not beyond drugs. that's your own life. what i didn't understand is sometimes you seemed like an angry guy. you are a handsome guy, talented, have a beautiful wife, a great career. what made you angry? what was the anger? >> the times i've been angry in my life which you can count them on one hand, really. there have been five of them in my whole life and there just happened to be a lot of cameras nearby. it's terrible. ( laughter ) there was one guy who was a paparazzi, we were coming out of our apartment and he was walking backwards-- this is a true story-- and he tripped and fell on a baby in a stroller, our neighbor's baby and he sat on the baby in the stroller. and that-- that upset me. that upset me. >> stephen: uh-huh. >> yeah, i got upset. >> stephen: so you're not an angry perso

holdser, eric love, bob martin, ronald lunar, benjamin o'dell, richard philis, ryan rabal, henry smith, john wittle, mica harrison, gideon moran, robert schultz, and charles snead. mr. president, all my years of public service, these are among the most honorable men and women i've ever worked with. greater love h -- hath no man than this. the fact that they're willing to put their lives on the line to protect all of us speaks to their selflessness. their bravery, and their love of this institution and of country. elaine and i love each of these special agents deeply. we love their families, too. and these photos, you can see one of the team leaders, jason, hard at work. jason hates this photo, which is why i blew it up for national tv. the other photo is of a trip i took to all five of utah's national parks last year. during this trip, my security detail was with me every step of the way. these men and women never leave my side, and today i wish to thank them with all my heart for their service and their sacrifice. these are really great people, and we've enjoyed being together -- at least i've enjoyed being with

runner would you green light this if it came on to your desk >> yeah, i think the e is quell, harrison ford and ryanling i think that's a good bet. >> twins two with eddie murphy. >> did you know there's a twins one? >> first one was great >> yeah, it was. a lot of time has passed probably pass on that one. >> you would >> i probably would. all right, lastly, another classic. tom cruise in top gun u. are y >> i loved the first one so much, i'd say yes. >> it can work >> tom cruise, you think about the longevity. put the mummy aside. which internationally, it's doing fine but tom cruise has been a movie star for 35 years. that is a, that's rarefied air >> i wish and i tell you, pete's egois writing checks his body can't cash >> you know i was going to say one more thing you have to think about this 360 of it all. you have shows that are morphing into movies and i wouldn't be surprised that one day after it's off the air, we have power as a movie >> good to see you thank you. vice chairman of lion's gate speaking of media and a man who narrowly missed out being cast in quick silver, some interesting o

harrison officiated the ceremony. >> congratulations to them. look at this couple right here, ryaneacrest landed in france with his girlfriend, model shayna taylor. we're going to go back to kevin frazier in london, and kevin, ryan is all over the news today. >> nancy, you know big money deals make for big headlines and now the word is out on just how much it could cost to bring back ryan as host of "american idol." a source close to the "american idol" production does confirm to "e.t." that ryan is in discussions to become the host and reports put his price tag between $10 and $15 million. >> this is "american idol." >> in his hay day on the show, ryan was reportedly making $15 million a season. so, is he taking a pay cut? there are reports that producers bumped up their offer with an exec ty producer credit, which could mean additional money and a share of the show's profits. profits may be hard to come by since they are reportedly paying katy perry a whopping $25 million to be a judge. if most ever paid to a reality talent show judge. by the way, who are katy's picks to join her

holdser, eric love, bob martin, ronald lunar, benjamin o'dell, richard philis, ryan rabal, henry smith, john wittle, mica harrison, gideon moran, robert schultz, and charles snead. mr. president, all my years of public service, these are among the most honorable men and women i've ever worked with. greater love h -- hath no man than this. the fact that they're willing to put their lives on the line to protect all of us speaks to their selflessness. their bravery, and their love of this institution and of country. elaine and i love each of these special agents deeply. we love their families, too. and these photos, you can see one of the team leaders, jason, hard at work. jason hates this photo, which is why i blew it up for national tv. the other photo is of a trip i took to all five of utah's national parks last year. during this trip, my security detail was with me every step of the way. these men and women never leave my side, and today i wish to thank them with all my heart for their service and their sacrifice. these are really great people, and we've enjoyed being together -- at least i've enjoyed being with

ryan smith. >> this is not something i would expect from cameron harrison in any way, shape or form. >> she didn'ts being punished more than he is. >> reporter: the drama between spanish fort alabama high school students, savannah, and football player, cameron harrison, divided the town. cassie fambro wrote for the local news site al.com. >> there was just such a stark divide. there was the people who believed savannah and there was the people who thought that this was a witch hunt. that cameron harrison was unfairly portrayed as a criminal rapist. >> about two dozen spanish fort high school students defending him. >> he's innocent. >> reporter: but while cameron's supporters were loud and proud, he was tight-lipped. never speaking in public or to the police. >> no comment. >> reporter: but he did speak to this woman, private investigator, alicia mcwhorter. hired by cameron's mom to gather intel. what was his state of mind like? what was he like? >> he was in a state of hyperawareness that he was under a microscope. and he needed to get the truth out. >> reporter: she says cameron recounts a famil