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canada�*s denis shapovalov is through to the second round after a three—set win over italy�*s lorenzo a heated discussion with the chair umpire as well and swore at the crowd when they booed him. but shapovalov did compose himself in the decider to see out a 7—6, 3—6, 6—3 win and faces nikoloz basilashvili next. three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka beat america�*s reilly opelka in three sets in two hours and six minutes for his first atp tour win in 15 months. the 37—year—old is only playing his second tournament since march 2021 after coming back from a foot injury. happy with that. wawrinka will now play qualifier laslo djere of serbia in the second round. in the women�*s draw, 12th seed belinda bencic cruised into the second round with a straight—sets win over home favourite elisabetta cocciaretto. the opening set was a tight one before bencic took a 5—4 lead and ultimately the set. she had control in the second reeling off ten points in a row to complete the win in an hour and 28 minutes with that serve out wide. bencic will face either czech qualifier tereza martincova or

murray, who was granted a wild card at this event, won the opening set 6—1 before shapovalov respondedffically presented asjoe root�*s successor. he's always attracted attention, mostly for his exploits on the field, but at times, of course, he has made the front pages as well. just last year, he felt he need to take a break to protect his mental health. today, he said he felt these experiences and issues will make him a better captain. joe wilson reports. well, i think we're already experiencing the ben stokes effect in terms of the level of interest in the media day here at chester—le—street. ben stokes commands this unique status based on the outstanding contributions he's made to english cricket, but also he has been in the news for other reasons — the bristol nightclub court case, not guilty of affray, you remember all that. what's clear from what ben stokes said today is that he feels he can bring his whole life experience to the job now of captain. there's a lot of things that i've gone through since i became a professional cricketer, and those experiences, i feel, are a positiv

nadal has been knocked out of the rome masters, losing in three sets to 13th seeded canadian, denis shapovalovt the 35—year—old struggled physically towards the end of the contest, with shapovalov eventually winning1—6 7—5 6—2. it's raised doubts over nadal�*s fitness ahead of the french open, which he's won a record 13 times. a player living with an injury — that's it. a player living with an injury - that's it. it a player living with an injury — that's it. it is nothing new. it is something that is fair and, unfortunately... my... day by day is difficult, honestly. novak djokovic eased past stan wawrinka 6—2, 6—2, to reach the last eight. wawrinka who's beaten the serb in two grand slam finals never got going. the serb will now play eighth seeded canadian, felix auger—aliassime, as he chases a sixth title in rome. in the women's draw, world number one iga swiatek became only the ninth player since 2000 to win 25 matches in a row, after beating victoria azarenka. poland's swiatek overcame a slow start to win 6—4 6—1 against the belarusian, in the last 16, and now faces the former us open cha

nevertheless, the process continues and continues . our next guest is serhiy shapovalov analyst of thenamed after ilko kucherev e p serhiu dobry vechir i congratulate you not uh let's talk a little about sociology and a-ah sociology as no one actually knows how ukrainians are changing now because here we are we talked about it today that in fact everyone a day of war is sometimes like a whole year of peaceful life, i.e. , very serious changes are taking place to the roots, people switch to another language of communication, people give up what they thought was always clear... well, i don't know there, brotherly people there and so on, that is, some tectonic upheavals are reflected in the mind. do you, as a sociologist, notice this, where it is most pronounced now, of course , public opinion is changing gradually and slowly in calm conditions, nevertheless, 2014 was the first such tectonic upheaval, and when we began to observe that when answering the question about foreign policy orientation, commitment to the pro-russian vector became, one can say original, since 2014 when we ask what

light work of isner in the 6—3, 6—1win, to set up a last 16 clash with 13th seeded canadian denis shapovalovr, and try to reach a higher level every single day, no? and tomorrow i will have a tough test with a great player, and it's an opportunity for me to keep trying, and that's what i'm going to do. in the women's draw — world number one iga swiatek is through to the round of 16 after a 6—3, 6—0 win over romanian elena—gabriela ruse. the top seed and defending champion wasted no time against the 24—year—old and will next face belarusian 16th seed victoria azarenka whose best result was as a beaten finalist here in 2013. juan pedro lopez still holds the leader's pink jersey, heading into the sixth stage of the giro d'italia in the coming hours. the frenchman arnaud demare won a sprint for the line on the riders' second and final day in sicily. it's the sixth stage win of his career in the giro with the 21—day race due to end in verona on the 29th of may. to the nba, where miami heat point guard kyle lowry will miss his side's sixth game of the eastern conference semifinal series later agai

the 19 year old knocked out fourteenth seed denis shapovalov in the first round and will now take onrey rublev in the quarters. in the women's draw — world number one iga svien—tek survived a scare at the hands of chinese teenager zheng qinwen. she dropped the first set before recovering to make the quarter—finals and extend her remarkable winning run to 32 consecutive victories. and that's all the sport for now. monday bright sunny spells but also some big heavy showers and to stay promises a repeat performance. quite a chilly start to two students from the word go and is moved to the afternoon, some of the show certain very heavy across eastern areas, not as many across the southwest of england by the same time, a band of cloud will bring persistent drainage northern ireland, 17 degrees. and across northern ireland and into the irish sea into south west scotland, parts of north wales, the isle of man into northwest england by the start of wednesday. elsewhere, some clear spells with one or two showers wednesday again getting to a relatively chilly start. to the middle of the week,

former world number one andy murray is facing canadian denis shapovalov as they both look for a placembledon last year and it's all the results on that and the other match on the bbc sport website, of course. new england captain ben stokes has been speaking to the media today — for the first time since being announced asjoe root�*s successor. in 2018, he was found not guilty of affray after a fight outside a bristol nightclub, while last year he took a break to protect his mental health. he says that as a leader, he wants to make people feel valued — and wants to be his own man in the role, and to help instill a "winning mindset" after the side's poor recent run of results. i want selfless cricketers who make decisions that are based on winning the game of cricket. because at the end of the day, the most important thing for me is winning. you know, i want to be a part of a team that has battery mentality and isn't going to take a backward step. 1- 02 1— 02 villareal over liverpool. around 20 minutes played in that one, but liverpool do lead us on aggregates. that's all the sport for n

on this day, yuliya kiselovo won three prizes in the hammer throw, shapovalov in the 100 m hurdles and while anastasia sydorenko in the 1500 m run and ryma filimoshkina in the hammer throw, the last resident of mariupol , won gold. who left the city on march 2, admits that it was not easy to recover after such stress, there was a lot of stress on the way, my heart was pounding, my hands were shaking for three days, i didn't sleep well, i didn't know where to go, i thought we went to ivano-frankivsk there trained, but it was very inconvenient, so we had to go to romania and train there by ourselves without a coach. in addition to individual games, ukraine also continues to compete in game sports, where the quarterfinals took place. according to their results, all our teams reached the next stage, so the women's and men's volleyball teams defeated the teams of poland and mexico, respectively. with a score of 3:0 in basketball. our team defeated argentina with a score of 88:50, and the football team beat the italian national team 2:1. we always prepare ourselves for the game knowing that

another former madrid champion in andy murray in the third round after the scot overcame denis shapovalovjanuary of 2017. despite luca doncic scoring 45 points in the opening game, the dallas mavericks trail the phoenix suns heading into game 2 of their western conference semifinal series later. the 23—year—old slovenian will need his team—mates to back him up if the mavericks are to get anything from the second game in the best—of—seven series, which is also in arizona. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. thanks very much. from him a little later. —— more from him. ukrainian group antytila have teamed up with ed sheeran, releasing a new song partly filmed and recorded while serving in the war against russia. the band are one of the biggest musical acts in ukraine, but they stopped working to join the military. proceeds from the song, which has been viewed already around 1.5 million times on youtube, will go to help the people of ukraine. mark lobel reports. #

that's after murray beat denis shapovalov in three sets to go through., a 20—time grand slam champion since they were children and have faced each other 36 times in their professional careers. emma raducanu's recent good run is over, she's out of the compeition after losing her third round matchshe lost to anehilina kalinina of ukraine who took the first set. raducanu, having taken a medical timeout for a back injury, forced a decider but her opponent clinched it sending the british number one out. britain's cam norrie is also in action right now, he's currently into a deciding set against spains roberto bautista agut. you can follow that on the bbc sport website. i will have more throughout the afternoon. complaints from students in england and wales about their university courses reached a record high last year. more than 2,500 complaints were made to the office of the independent adjudicator for higher education in 2021, a 6% increase on 2020. two thirds of them were related to the impact of the pandemic, with the adjudicator saying some students foun

champion dominic thiem in the first round of the tournament before earning a win over canada's denis shapovalovction today, dan evans is currently up against andrey rublev who won the first set via a tie break. it's level in the second set. later cam norrie takes on carlos alcaraz. follow the progress of both over on the bbc sport website but for now that's all from me. isaac, thank you. more now on the decsison by the bank of england to raise interest rates 1%. the bank's governor andrew bailey has been taking questions from journalists, including from our own economics editor. this appears to be very close to a recession. i don't know how you define it. how can you justify to households hit by this cost of living crisis further exacerbating that in the middle of what looks very much like a recession? thanks, faisal. as you say, it is a very weak projection. it's a very sharp slowdown. there's technical definition of a recession. it doesn't meet that. but put that to one side, it is a very obviously sharp slowdown in activity. so, turning to the question, it's a very good question, about why t

of the faculty of international business and of business administration vladimir vladimirovich shapovalovquestions for you. first of all, your faculty is mbada, it is that for those students who do not have the means to study abroad, there is a brilliant education abroad. well , as you know, western diplomas are not accepted here, unfortunately, our diplomas are not accepted in the west, so we provide basic russian education. and then for those who want to develop an international environment. we offer our joint programs. and we have a lot of them as a rule, these are master's programs and as a result , students receive both a russian diploma and a western diploma. and then they choose where to work if i change my memory, because after all, i once taught at the faculty of the nba for such a time . in my opinion, i saw you . i'm the first issue guys have changed a lot. i mean , students about students. and yes, and there is no sparkle in the eyes, too, interest. the same dream to enter mgimo, the same conscious choice. that what they want to do as well, but today there is more information

fund of 534,000 euros in the match, 1/8 belarusian outplayed the representatives of canada denis shapovalov 64-6-7-6-3 the next opponent of the first racket of the country will be the portuguese joann, souza he is located below our tennis player planetary report card the beginning of the duel today approximately at 20:30. there was not a single team that did not i would know the answers to the questions of rivals, but with my own questions, things are usually much worse. here, each correct answer brings the team closer to an unforgettable journey to the famous towers of the world. everyone wrong to travel to the construction site. my name is vasya chekhov, we are starting the show tower. well, let's get acquainted with the participants of today's game with applicants for a trip. of course, then i want to travel. let's get acquainted. to my right is the team my family olga evgeniy victor hello guys. hello my family. wow, what an interesting family you have, but family you are not a family, what do you do? oh, you are like this, but i sell easily, profitably and expensively, everything is sim

the 19 year old knocked out fourteenth seed denis shapovalov in the first round and will now take onnese teenager zheng qinwen. she dropped the first set before recovering to make the quarter—finals and extend her remarkable winning run to 32 consecutive victories. and that's all the sport for now. hello. heavy showers in the big? is not how many of those heavy showers were remained by the end of the week. for the platinum jubilee. remained by the end of the week. for the platinumjubilee. we'll talk more about that in a moment but we start with the recent satellite picture and sharper clouds rotating on top of the uk underneath the area of low pressure but stays with us through to stay in for the showers in this frontal system bringing in more persistent rain into the northern ireland area. actually started and there will be some spots of sunshine around but some showers from the word go and those who developed quite widely into the afternoon and some will be heavy and some will be thundery. parts of wales in the southwest could well try out a little bit towards the end of the day wi

the italian 0pen last week after a chronic foot problem flared up during his match against denis shapovalov an injury�*. a marquee group in the gulf. you can find all the action from the country club on the bbc sport website. breaking news. a man has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 31 years for the murder of an 18—year—old. she was last seen at a bus stop near her home in plymouth in november. he pleaded guilty to her murder last month. 0ur correspondent is at plymouth crown court for us now. thejudge hasjust given his sentence and today in court herfamily given his sentence and today in court her family sat in the public gallery interiors. this is the first time that the details of this brutal random attack have been laid out in public. at points, the details were so harrowing that one member had to get up and leave the courtroom. he has been described by people who spent time with him as being fairly normal but, today, in court it emerged that he had a secret deep—rooted fascination with serial killers. in a statement read out and caught herfamily killers. in a statement read out

and elsewhere, the 2021 wimbledon semifinalist denis shapovalov is out, knocked out by danish 19—year—oldho's in paris. he told mejo—wilfried tsonga's departure from the tour will be a big loss. it is certainly the right time for jo—wilfried tsonga, and he was not the only one who was crying as that matched her to a close. it looked as though he was going to take it into a fifth set against casper ruud, breaking 6—5 in the fourth set, and in that change over, there was a rendition of the french national anthem by the crowd. he nearly... after that, anthem by the crowd. he nearly... afterthat, he anthem by the crowd. he nearly... after that, he was not able to serve properly at all. he had no power in his forehand. ruud won the match on a tight reckoned that fourth set, and afterwards, a presentation, as tsonga was reunited with all his coaches from the juniors up to the present day, his wife and his two young children, a lot of the french players, and he is bowing out after a magnificent career, top five in the world, australian open finalist in 2008, and most importantly, he was a fantas

in good form, having already knocked out 2020 us open champion dominic thiem and canada's denis shapovalovicket board after pleading guilty to two charges relating to a racist comment made at a board meeting in 2017. the club were charged over the comment itself and their failure to conduct an appropriate, orany, investigation. former chairmanjohn faragher has denied making the comment. it's day one of the british masters golf at the famous belfry course near birmingham. but there is a distinct lack of british interest at the top of the leaderboard, with the lead shared by denmark's thorbjoern 0lesen and australian ryan fox. they are both on six under par. england's women lost 4—1 to germany in monchengladbach in theirfinal away fixture of the pro league. the result leaves england in fifth place in the table, eight points behind germany in fourth. england's men also lost to germany in the same competition 3—2 and they lie in seventh. formula i world champion max verstappen took time out of his preparations for this weekend's miami grand prix to throw the first pitch in the mlb game between

the 19—year—old knocked out fourteenth seed denis shapovalov in the first round and will now take ong this one with ease 6—2, 6—2, which sees her progress to the quarter—finals. poland�*s world number one iga swiatek is looking to join her as she takes on zheng qinwen of china. it's it�*s currently 5—5 in the first set in that one. that�*s all the sport for now. thank you, see you later. a bbc investigation suggests police forces in england and wales are taking longer to respond to serious incidents. the charity, victim support, says the new figures are" alarming" the data is based on freedom of information requests and suggests that police are now 3 minutes slower to arrive at the most urgent ermergencies than they were six years ago — that�*s worse by 28%. the number of recorded crimes which end up with someone being charged has fallen by 40% in the same period. the government says it is committed to improving the speed of police responses. our special correspondent ed thomas has this report. three, four, five, six, seven. it�*s the perfect storm. i don�*t think there�*s a point in

the 19 year old knocked out fourteenth seed denis shapovalov in the first round and will now take ontek survived a scare at the hands of chinese teenager zheng qinwen. she dropped the first set before recovering to make the quarter—finals and extend her remarkable winning run to 32 consecutive victories. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on. great, thanks very much indeed. three more conservative mps, jeremy wright, elliot colburn and andrew bridgen, have called on the prime minister to resign because of the partygate scandal. in a statement, jeremy wright, a former attorney general, said covid rule—breaking at westminster had done lasting damage to the reputation of government. boris johnson apologised last week for lockdown parties held in downing street. at the same time, the chairman of the committee on standards in public life, lord evans, has described the government's changes to the ministerial code as a "missed moment". last week the government introduced the idea of a "minor rule breach" with relevant sanctions for the first

the italian 0pen last week after a chronic foot problem flared up during his match against denis shapovalov bbc sport website. next it's your questions answered. welcome to your questions answered. viewers have been sending in their questions on the rising cost of living and with us to answer them is a personal finance expert and ceo at money magpie dot—com and our economics correspondent andy verity. welcome to both and there are lots of questions over wide—ranging subjects are let's make a start. first a broader one from chantelle in birmingham. why are prices rising so fast? . . . in birmingham. why are prices rising so fast? , _, ., ,y ., in birmingham. why are prices rising sofast? , ., ,, so fast? this is an easy one because of an answer— so fast? this is an easy one because of an answer all— so fast? this is an easy one because of an answer all week _ so fast? this is an easy one because of an answer all week basically. it i of an answer all week basically. it is to do with a series of shocks to supply. prices of about supply and demand. if you have lots of demand and lots of people

in good form, having already knocked out 2020 us open champion dominic thiem and canada's denis shapovalov and logo from save the children. it says the criminals behind the scams are stealing from donors and the vulnerable people the charities are trying to help. angus crawford reports. out of war, chaos. ukrainian refugees needing shelter and safety. feeding off the destruction, fake charity websites appearing all over the internet. take this one. it looks professional. the only problem is, it's fake. there is no charity registration number, and as for the address of the head office, it doesn't even exist. but there is a phone number. i just wanted to ask you a quick question about what the money's been spent on. there are many refugees, so forfood, clothes, travel. how long have you been going as a charity? so, he's hung up on me, and like many of these sites, most of the sites, there is no evidence at all that any of the money is actually getting to ukraine. here's another. it's stolen the logo of save the children, and one of their videos. so, does this make you angry? yes, absolutely

in good form having already knocked out 2020 us open champion dominic thiem and canada's denis shapovalovwered on ukraine. i'm ben brown here in kyiv. we've been sending in your questions about the war here, and she try to answer those questions, i'm joined by a panel of guests from northland lane, justin, seniorfellow and expert panel of guests from northland lane, justin, senior fellow and expert on the use of air power at the security think tank the royal united services institute, from birmingham, katerina, professor of politics at the centre for russian eastern european and eurasian studies at the university of birmingham, also an associate fellow at chatham house. from 0xford, joined by the bbc�*s where affairs editor, john simpson, and ourfinal guest is not an analyst but a politician here with me and the ukrainian member of parliament, also leader of the hollis party. welcome to you as well. thank you to all my guests. let's get our first question straightaway, josh has messaged in asking what is the most likely way that this war will and? will it be a long time before it does and

that's after murray beat denis shapovalov in three sets in the second round. driver was one of the most succesful of his era, winning six grands prix and narrowly missing out on the world championship in 1959. he's regarded alongside stirling moss as the best british driver never to win the f1 title. that's all the sport for now, we'll be back soon. thank you. we will see a little later. the governor of the us state of oklahoma, has signed a law which bans abortion after 6 weeks of pregnancy. the move came hours after a leaked document suggested that an historic law which legalised abortion in the united states, could be overturned. abortion has been a legal right across the us for almost 50 years under the roe vs wade decision. our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal, reports. abortion is violent! it's a decision that many pro—choice campaigners had feared. and whilst it's not the final decision, people have been having their say, including vice president kamala harris. those republican leaders who are trying to weaponise the use of the law against women

that's after murray beat denis shapovalov in three sets to go through. network which matches refugees with hosts. we are not surprised but shocked that still basic checks are not detecting that, a single man offering a woman to a single woman is not being stopped. these kind of basic checks are checks that are done when you're posting refugees and it is a very nuanced progress in the first red flag would be for us where a single man is offering a room to a single woman. we decide who goes where. we would decide who is most suitable and we would also do a variety of different checks as well but the problem with the scheme started at the very beginning when michael gove had encouraged people to find each other, for refugees to find sponsors and that meant ukrainian refugees and potential sponsors were mingling alongside those who wanted intelligence for human trafficking and therefore tens of thousands of people went on social media to find each other and that includes children as young as 14 travelling alone because the people is one of them out of the wa

the wimbledon semifinalist denis shapovalov has been beaten, in the shock result of the day.u know, really i think myjourney in swimming, in competitive swimming, is done, and ifeel like the impact i can make is helping the other side of sport. getting more people in swimming, carry on inspiring people in other ways and i think i am ready to almost spread my wings and see where is next for me outside of the water. warwickshire say there is no timescale on chris woakes's return from a knee injury. he is one of seven england fast bowlers who will miss the first test match against new zealand next week because of injury. chris woakes has not played since the final test match against the west indies in march. more about that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. more for you later. studio: the mayor of london sadiq khan has written to the head of the metropolitan police, seeking a detailed explanation of the handling by the merit of the individual cases in the downing street partygate investigation —— the handling by the met. he has sought a detailed explanation

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when he takes on dennis shapovalov after 5pm at the madrid masters.lev, taking the first set — but it was the russian who came through in three. also in action later is emma raducanu. she takes on anhelina kalinina from around 7pm. and ellis cross certainly had a bank holiday to remember. the club runner, who paid the £37 entry fee to race in the 10k in london yesterday and ended up beating sir mo farah. it was the four—time olympic champion's first race since missing out on qualifying for the tokyo games last year. cross beat him to the line by four seconds and says he's now investing his £2,000 prize money in new equipment and training camps as he bids to take on even bigger challenges. for myself, the future, i'm looking at, especially after yesterday's performance, like going onto the road. _ performance, like going onto the road. i_ performance, like going onto the road, i think the half marathon and marathon— road, i think the half marathon and marathon could be something that could _ marathon could be something that could be _ marathon could be

vladimir vladimirovich shapovalov secretary of the sergeyev collegium marina secretary of the leopagusnko saratov andrey pakjutka autonomous okrug won the prologue chose the red carpet and won close quarters question yaroslav sokolov vologda here the situation was more complicated. your honor all in the final was on the yellow tracks and answered correctly once, and then andrey went around him on the red, well, yaroslav earned 7.5 prize points on the podium and became the leader among theorists. and anna buldakova, severodvinsk, arkhangelsk region , lost to herself on the green carpet in the quarterfinals. well, i played on the podium, earning 6.5 bonus points. your honor we always start with the prologue, the speaking contest, 15 minutes before the contest starts. i am i went up to them and told them that our future, as it seems to me, largely depends on how the national projects of the russian federation will be implemented. very important projections . a lot of good things , a lot of success, depend on them.

the italian open last week after a chronic foot problem flared up during his match against denis shapovaloval health. donations here come from the public and supermarkets. referrals have increased by 30% in the last year. volunteers say some stretched families are thinking twice about heating food, as it is cheaper to eat cold meals. people are telling us that they don't have energy to cook and in that situation it it's really heartbreaking to see that. there is some support available to help, but it is not enough. people are distressed. we are seeing people who have never used these services before, who don't know what is available, and have never needed to ask for help with something as simple as food. higher energy bills are hitting millions of people and businesses, as firms pay more to produce goods, they are forced to charge customers more. inflation today stands at 9%. that's up from 7% last month. prices are rising at the fastest rate for 40 years. an increase thatjohn hind's pension doesn't cover. he keeps a close eye on the thermostat. retirement isn't anywhere near as comfortable

he produced a spirited performance to beat canada's denis shapovalov in three sets.orld championship in 1959. he is regarded alongside moss as the best british driver never to win the f1 title. when the warrington wolves winger josh charnley received a death threat from a fan online, the club banned the person, but also arranged a meeting between him and josh. it gavejosh the opportunity to explain the impact the tweet had on him and his family. i've been to speak with josh, and his wife zoe. we put our bodies on the line for this club. i don't know why i was targeted. not nice to see that when you open twitter and that were the top comment. i don't want to be getting comments like that, and, you know, my family feeling that i'm in danger. for years, rugby league player josh charnley has faced abuse from the stands. but it became much darker when a tweet forced the club to act. i know we was in a bit of a rut, playing, getting beat. but, you know, when you check social media and that was there, it shocked me at first. people watching this must be thinking, you're goi