selling price because of sloan stevens is playing a high level and she had her measure for a site andwould say, the match was teetering. just trying to look uncomfortable he saw her looking across the support camp gesturing to the massive she couldn't get a breakthrough, and then suddenly she died deep, found that momentum shift and when she got hold of it, the rest is history, she went on an absolute mission to the final set, andi absolute mission to the final set, and i think psychologically, sloan stevens cannot really be her, that's the fourth time she lies to her and 2090, and she hasn't found a way around topics yet. ( prayer konta because petra, such pedigree as we know here on the grass winning the title here, that's going to be a very tough to ask for her. yes because she's a two—time champion, but she came into the championships under cooked, suffering from an arm injury and had not played lots of matches coming in and she said she had low expectations of what she can do here and having said that with three matches she has gone through, some of that form saw her when here, i

on court is joanna konta, very exciting, following serena on court isjoanna konta, she played sloane stevens in her last two meetings and on court 0ne it is dan evan, another briton enjoying a great summer, he plays the lower ranked sousa of portugal. 0n centre court is another briton opening up, that is haar are the dart against ashleigh barty, and they are followed by a potential box office encounter, rafael nadal against tsonga, if tsonga brings his a—game to that match we could have a spectacle. in singles action is roger federer, against luca pouille. not to gore get coco gauff. she is in action with jay clarke. thank you very much. let us hope the rain holds off. there's more throughout the day on the bbc news channel. the next national news is on at the earlier time of 3.30. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. welcome to bbc london news. up to 1.5 million people are expected to take to the streets of london today for the pride parade. it's been described as the biggest and most diverse event yet. the parade has just got under way — sarah harris has more. getting ready

she beat sloane stevens to confirm her place in the last 16.rriet dart and dan evans. all the highlights are on the bbc sport website. phil neville described england's third place playoff at the world cup as a "nonsense" game and said his players need to improve 20% after losing 2—1 to sweden in nice. the lionesses were 2—0 down in the first 22 minutes... sofia jakobsson getting the second. england rallied later in the first half and got a goal thanks to fran kirby... and their comeback would have been complete were it not for another intervention from the var. just like in the semi final against the usa, ellen white thought she'd scored an equaliser. but replays showed she'd handled the ball in the build up. so while england's tournament is now over, the competition isn't. one of the usa and the netherlands will win the trophy this afternoon in lyon. katie gornall is there. the netherlands very nearly didn't make it to france. they struggled. they only qualified via a play—off, but despite not bringing their best football to the tournament, th

she came through against katarina at centre court and her progress she will face sloan stevens in thea konta but as we know she has pedigree here at wimbledon having reached the semifinals here two years ago. the good news as well, harrietjoining her there as well, let us bring one upset today. the defending champion in the women's singles, angelique carver is out, she was beaten by the 25—year—old american lauren davis, this is a real upset for the defending champion, lauren davis, the best performance for her here at wimbledon was the third round back in 2014. she is there again so a big casualty here with angelique carver. it's worth pointing out at court one at the moment, these last pictures we can bring you with serena williams up against the civilian and as you may be able to see, she has won the first set. serena has broken back early in the second and is leading 3—1, we know that serena williams has tried to draw a level with the record of 24 grand slam titles, that could of course and where she could go out here. but she is on top now in the second set. as far as their briti

joining us now is cliff sloan, he was a clerk for justice stevens at the supreme court. now a visiting scholar at georgetown law school. including in high-level positions at the state department. mr. sloane, thanks very much for joining us tonight. i appreciate you making time on short notice. >> well, thank you. i appreciate being here. >> so i know that this is just breaking news. we're all learning this over the last few minutes, but given your experience working closely with justice stevens, your experience clerking for him, i just wanted to ask what you can add to our understanding of him as a jurist and as -- and as a man, as your employer for the time that you spent in his chambers. >> well, let me start as a jurist. and he is truly one of the greats. unquestionably one of the greatest supreme court justices we ever had. he was the rule of law justice. when he was first put on the federal bench, somebody described him as a judge's judge and that was the perfect description because he was the rule of law justice, whether it was guantanamo, as linda greenhouse was ju

doubles news on that in a moment, but british number one, who is saved to the fourth round beating sloan and stevensas beat by ash. grand scale of things, this is just another wimbledon but let a little closer and takes a perspective this can be so much more, three time grand slam semifinalist last one standing this is what she wants to win more than ever, scaling that is no easy task with 27—year—old sloan knows what it ta kes with 27—year—old sloan knows what it takes and brought it to the first set. konta had not lost or serve until now that she did not base as before. first set stevens. well, this needed a turning point, i set to gain five and six, three point saved, going nowhere. the british number one for zinke to all corners of the court. put into a favourite wine and ended up missing, but decided it was meant to be filled with tightness and tension nobody seemed to have told konta. in over two hours, she scaled the first st and the tasks will only get tougher from here. i think i just kept plugging away more than anything, she was playing incredibly well and i was fully prepared to be not c

stevens. but also as cliff sloan was saying there, an opportunity to celebrate his 99 years on the weather. as we were learning the news of justice stevens's passing today, of course it had already been a very hectic day of news. just tonight a democratic congressman named al green brought articles of impeachment to the floor of the house against president donald trump. congressman green did this tonight against the wishes of the democratic leadership in the house, but he did it in concert with the wishes of dozens of democratic members of congress who do want impeachment proceedings to start against president trump. that's also true of lots of the voters who make up the base of the democratic party. so there is ongoing drama about this decision by congressman green tonight. not only because impeachment articles are inherently dramatic, but also because of the conflict between these back bench members like congressman green who are pushing for this and the leadership of the house that really does not want it, at least not in this way and at this time. tonight there was further drama in the h

number one in the women's singles so a big win for her but a difficult test await, she faces sloane stevense roger federer has a match point against another brit. this jay clarke, jay clarke having produced a brilliant result to get through the first round. you had to feel for him coming through to face roger federer. and that is it, federer has done it. a tough ask this forjay clarke, but he will have loved that experience in front of a home crowd. that experience of facing roger federer, the eight time wimbledon champion, remember, he is chasing a record ninth wimbledon crown and the way he has been playing you wouldn't bet against him. bear in mind that a lot of the so—called next generation have already gone out. the likes of zverev and tsitsipas, they are all out. it is opening up for the likes of novak djokovic, roger federer and rafael nadal who plays later. a big win came from dan evans. as we know eva ns, win came from dan evans. as we know evans, he has only really been climbing up the rankings since returning from that drugs ban a little over a year, a, he was close to tears afte