will hear from the w series champion as she prepares to race at silverstone this weekend.me along. thank you for joining forjoining us live, day four at wimbledon. if the atmosphere was flat last night both after emma reddick, who went out then the british players have lifted the booze for the supporters and the british fans on seder court, katie boulter delivering against last year is runner—up karolina pliskova. also big wins for heather watson and liam broady rounding up for the british players. dan reports. after being the toast of tennis town on days one and two, british success at wimbledon was suddenly proving harder to locate. did anyone still have the key to victory? there were hopes for katie boulter against karolina pliskova but trailing the sixth seed any hopes she had looked set to slip from her grasp. down but, crucially, not out. back into the match boulter roared, setting up a decider courtesy of a tie break. as tension mounted, people struggled to watch. but if boulter was feeling the pressure, it didn't show. a break celebrated like a win but the best was

great britain the tenth stage will be held on the track in silverstone.rasnoyarsk, yenisei defended the title of russian rugby champion in the final of the tournament, which took place just in krasnoyarsk. yenisei defeated the penza lokomotiv something of the match 667, thus yenisei became the best team in the country for the sixth time in a row and the twelfth time in history. the start of the winter season is still very far away, but everything is going to the fact that russian lugers will be able to take participation in international competitions. last weekend. in austria, a congress of the international luge federation was held on the issue of a ban on the participation of russians in international competitions. the president of the russian luge federation natalia garts did not come up at the congress, she said that the issue of the structure of the russians was the third on the agenda of the meeting, but before the start this item was crossed out, let me remind you that the international luge federation is one of the few in the world that, following

the season will continue at the british grand prix, the tenth stage will be held on the track at silverstonearsk yenisey defended the title of champion of russia in rugby in the final of the tournament, which took place just in krasnoyarsk, yenisey defeated penza lokomotiv with a score of 66.7, thus yenisey became the best team in the country for the sixth time in a row and 12 times in history. the start of the winter season is still far away, but everything goes to the fact that russian lugers will be able to take part in international starts. last weekend. in austria, the congress of the international luge federation was held on the issue of a ban on the participation of russians in international competitions. the president of the federation of sports of russia natalya gardz did not rise at the congress. she reported that the issue of the removal of the russians was the third on the agenda of the meeting, but before starting this item was crossed out, let me remind you that the international luge federation is one of the few in the world that, following the results of the internal arbitrat

it's notjust the british grand prix at silverstone, it's also the w series — we'll hear from the theuchess of sussex will remain private, says a senior buckingham palace source. it had been expected that the outcome of the review would be published in the annual sovereign grant report, which shows the public funding of the monarchy. our royal correspondent sarah campbell has all the details. the sovereign grant this year totalled £86.3 million. a slight increase on last year. so this is the amount of public money given to the queen to support her and the working members of her family as they carry out their official duties. it does not cover their security costs. expenditure was significantly higher at just over 100 million pounds. the shortfall between the grant and spending was made up using money from reserve funds as well as income generated from visitors to royal palaces. the biggest outlay of almost 55 million pounds was for the ongoing refurbishment of buckingham palace. it is undergoing a ten year reservicing programme — and there was a push this year to make sure it would be

that, it runs in conjunction with formula 1, and i leave here and go to london because we are on silverstonelet mow know when you can audition. >> you've got it. >> thanks to everyone. >> john: biden administration pushing back against claims that a recession is inevitable. the odds are 44%, highest in 15 years. >> anita: republicans say they have a plan to avoid a financial melt down. jim banks is leading that effort. what is it going to cost? he will be here with us to explain. >> john: first, a weekend of

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i'm associate professor and chair of the presidency program at the >> good evening, i'm mark silverstone associate professor of presidential studies, and at the university of ignorant -- virginia's public affairs. on behalf of the miller center, the lbj library and foundation, i would like to welcome you to a roundtable discussion about president lyndon johnson and his white house telephone tapes, the crown jewels in the lbj library archives. when he

that, it runs in conjunction with formula 1, and i leave here and go to london because we are on silverstone in two weeks and these girls are great and jenner racing is undefeated. 3-0, won the first three races. >> let mow know when you can audition. >> you've got it. >> thanks to everyone. >> john: biden administration pushing back against claims that a recession is inevitable. the odds are 44%, highest in 15 years. >> anita: republicans say they have a plan to avoid a financial melt down. jim banks is leading that effort. what is it going to cost? he will be here with us to explain. >> john: first, a weekend of violence in the united states. washington, new york, chicago and atlanta, some of the cities seeing deadly shootings as the country braces for a possible summer unrest. all of this ahead of a midterm election where crime will likely be a top concern for voters. >> anita: thank you so much, i'm anita vogel in for sandra smith. a teenager is dead in the nation's capital and three others are hurt including a d.c. police officer during a shooting during a concert. the teen was screamin

the british grand prix, the formula one cars, next week, we can to have from now i will be out at silverstone car. >> that subject has come up, no problem with having a trans driver, we had a trans driver who tried out for the team but to be honest this car racing is about vote:00 and wasn't quite there yet and didn't make it serious which we have 20 cars and i said i would let her drive because she doesn't have any advantage with anybody else because it is all about the car and technique but i told her practice some more and try out again. stuart: hillary clinton suggests the transgender issue is not a good issue for democrats, leave it alone. >> conservative republican, i work for fox news. i have run as a republican, never said these words before in my life and that is hillary clinton is right. don't run on these issues. it is a losing thing. the democrats don't have -- what are they going to run on? they are trying to find something and this doesn't sell with the public. stuart: sorry to interrupt. i'm out of time. i know you are heading to london at some point in the future. when you com