on the medals table with that bronze. find slovenia on the medals table with that bronze-— slovenia on with his partnerjoe salisbury - that bronze. and we saw andy murray with his partnerjoe salisbury in - with his partnerjoe salisbury in this final? , �* , with his partnerjoe salisbury in this final? , . , ., ., this final? yes, let's not forget he won old this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in _ this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the _ this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the london _ this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the london 2012 - this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the london 2012 and i this final? yes, let's not forget he i won gold in the london 2012 and rio 2016 in singles, but this time he was the underdog in the doubles because they were up against the number two seeds, nicola man who, and his friend, but they won. they will face german pair in the next round and andy murray says that he and salisbury have a potential to be and salisbury have a potential to be a very good pairing. it seems he is desperate to m

on the medals table.— cyclist, who got slovenia on the medals table.sult for andy murray and his i result for andy murray and his doubles partner in the tennis? yes. doubles partner in the tennis? yes, andy murray _ doubles partner in the tennis? yes, andy murray is _ doubles partner in the tennis? yes, andy murray is a — doubles partner in the tennis? 1a: andy murray is a double defending olympic champion, he won the men's singles in 2016 and 2012, and of course since then he has lived in the world rankings because of operations, but here he looked up to his best, really, because along with joe salisbury he caused an upset in the gb pairing, knocking out the two top seeds, nickel who included, next round they face germany and marie says he thinks that he and joe salisbury have the potential to be a really good team and maybe get into the medals in the doubles this time round. not such great news for heather watson in the singles, she has gone out after the first round. she had high hopes of getting quite a way in these games, but she was beaten by a g

the 22 year old slovenia successfully defended his title to become the youngest cyclists to secure a back to back winds. and he was helped by some vintage racing in the alpine stages . belgian out an edit one. the final stage, which finished parsa's shawn's elisa to deny britain's mar cavendish from setting a new record of $35.00 stage winds. when there was hamilton, has won the british grand prix after a thrilling race in front of 840000 fines of silver stone. the britain sealed a record extending 8th win on home turf. but there was controversy after a crash between hamilton and main title, rival max for stop and left. the red bull driver in hospital leading the driver's standings and looking to turn the street on an increasingly unsure looking lewis hamilton mac switched up and started on pole in silver then. but he didn't even complete a lap. the rivals collated as the entered cops corner, and the impact pitched pushed up into a spin that saw him later take him to hospital for precautionary tests. despite the sporting applause, as he was helped from his car read bill where incense

and after celebrating him on the court as they should, such a huge star making history with slovenia,ference. this is a little bit unorthodox. the olympic mens basketball tournament begins july 24th. they're excited and they should be. haz a winner. and look away if it's too early. it's too early. joey chestnut chowing down a world record 76 hot dogs to win the men's hot deeg eating contest for the 14th time. joe ajaws breaking his record from last year by one. right near the usual spot. he said to be back in front of fans, it just felt good. but i have a hard time understanding how that's possible. >> they almost look wet. do they dip them -- >> they dip them in water. you've got to get the bun, too. >> how do you get it down with the bun? i love hot dogs, but it's just gross. >> it's business. this is not a pleasure -- this isn't a pleasure experience. it's completely disgusting. it's hard for me to watch, but a lot of people are into it. these are plain dogs. >> no mustard and no ketchup. >> onions, tomatoes and mustard. >> yes, that's chicago. >> thanks, carolyn. have a great day.

yet more tears at the tour de france as slovenia's matta moritch completes the set — a stage won at everyars of the track — sha'carri richardson — is set to miss the tokyo olympics. after the american tested positive for cannabis. welcome along and thank you for joining us. live here at wimbledon with their anticipation is building for another night, prime time with andy mary after all the excitement of monday against nicholas bewley, that went to four sets. 5 cents against oscar come everybody biting their nails on wednesday. and now we are a way to the third round match against dennis shepard biloba but if the british fans here that the mesh before that would be easy, for the british number one dan evans, they can think again. dan evans currently on the centre court is fighting to stay in the championships. let's see if we can bring you live pictures of centre court now. it is a set. dan evans against the american 20—year—old who took the first set was that dan evans did find his game, great variety and grey problems over evans but sebastian just will not go away. when the third set 6—3

if you're a small country, you would think what's not to like about being like luxembourg or slovenia? we will be treated as an equal partner. we will be protected. we will have our economic policy provided for us . we will have difficult decisions to make and one day we politicians will be able to become presidents of europe . so one sees the same thing in catalonia but i think if you're a small nation, part of a larger nation you see europe as offering you a cost free independence. no risk and no penalties. i think now that we've left the eu scottish independence looks much much more dangerous than an attractive prospect and i don't think the scots are reckless enough to go for it. i think i t.wrote somewhere that the scots would have to be the most romantically reckless ranation this side of the balkans to want to gamble on their future and i don't believe they will. once they thought about it. but ireland is different because of their divided unities. but in a sense the same logic applies.northern ireland is indentured to the united kingdom economically far more and for northern i

slovenia's matej mohoric has won stage seven of the tour de france, while mattyew van der pole retainedinting points to stay in the greenjersey. mohoric won by more than a minute to claim his first tour win. britain's geraint thomas finished in the main group, slipping a place to 13th overall. mercedes will be hoping they've done enough to close the gap to red bull for this weekend's austrian grand prix. world champion lewis hamilton topped the time sheets in second practice ahead of his team—mate valtteri bottas. the briton was more than two—tenths of a second quicker than championship leader max verstappen, who won last weekend's race at the red bull ring. holly smith has become the first woman for 45 years to be included in the great britain showjumping team for the olympic games. smith is named alongside harry charles as travelling reserve, while london 2012 gold medallists scott brash and ben maher are in the squad. and that's all the support from us for now. we will see you soon. we've got some big showers in the forecast for saturday, so be prepared. the skies could turn dark alm

a sense of deja vu as the slovenia slow loads to his next win.all victory confirmed. while cavendish will have to wait until sunday to make his history. nick parrott, bbc news. well, the huge weekend of sport continues with the british grand prix st silverstone on sunday. fans are back at the famous track for the first time since the pandemic, and there'll also be trialling an exciting new qualifying format, with a mini—race tomorrow determining grid positions. let's go live to silverstone, from where our correspondent joe wilsonjoins me. it must have started because you're holding your ear. with thousands of fans back on site, it must feel like the pre—covid good old days. how important is it for silverstone that they're back? absolutely. to pick up on that last point, it is so important because you can think of most ports, they have weekend, week out opportunities and have big crowds. for silverstone, it's basically this weekend or nothing, so so much depends on the crowd numbers and revenue they can generate. it's been a beautiful day here, an

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gauff took on slovenia's calla juvan in the third round the 17-year-old dominated throughout, taking the match in three straight sets. the win returns the american to the fourth round at wimbledon, where she was eliminated in 2019 she'll face off against former wimbledon champion angelique kerber with a spot in the quarterfinals on the line. >>> all right. as we promised, let's bring in nbc meteorologist janessa webb a lot to discuss in the weather she's tracking this morning. janessa, hello again >> hi. you know, these tropical alerts, they continue to expand. our immediate concern right now is central cuba. hurricane warnings put in place. you can see the center of circulation of the storm about to hit land. so we're going to be watching a landfall earlier this morn now for the florida keys right now we have tropical storm watches in effect. i do expect as the system continues north and west tropical storm warnings will be put placein and stormy conditions across that area. also, another element, wind speeds and storm surge with the storm, elsa tha thank you, janessa >>> the world'

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but at the same time, others, germany, slovenia, spain, and apparently switzerland and iceland approvedeld as a proper and effective and safe vaccine. therefore, in a time, in a moment in which we should have a unique way to face a pandemic emergency, apparently, there is large space for each country, for different countries to behave in a different way, which is not something helpful to properly manage the emergency, to properly manage the urgency of covid, and the largest possible part of human beings with a good vaccine. sami: john, i want to come back to you on a point you mentioned about the harm this could do economically, as well. what will that mean for the developing world, if a kind of new vaccine -- i don't want to sound overdramatic -- but iron curtain kind of thing is being drawn now around certain regions? what does that mean for those regions economically? >> i think it means economic devastation for the regions. but it also means we are going to be in this pandemic for a long haul. not just the regions facing restrictions, but globally. it has to be very clear to all of

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also, these positions also get support by and other european countries, for example, poland all slovenia slovak here. and there are the right wing politicians in germany and france in spain, who also support him here and have been criticizing the european union. this latest discussion with and the prime minister of hungary is only the last of a series of discussions that he has had with the blog ranging form pressure on just as pressure on press freedom and also above migration that is also addressing. and so does that. you intend to respond to mr or benz initiative. the spokesperson of the german government was asked about that earlier today. he did not refer to the ad that was published, but he said that is important. and also in the charter of rights of the european union, they have been several politicians in brussels who have replied to this ad already . and it's important also to mention here that the publisher of the tablet of build has said that this is also part of freedom of expression to publish as even if they're not in, in title, also with their opinions. so they're defendin

the dallas mavericks player scored 48 points, as his slovenia team brushed aside argentina.n the pool, britain defended his 100 meter brushstroke gold, although he finished short of his own record. australia took the top prize in the 100 meter freestyle. she beat the favorite katie ledecky of the usa, who found there was no 6th olympic gold at the end of the tokyo rainbow. with the tropical storm forecast to make landfall tuesday afternoon tokyo time, competitors who have coped admirably with adversity thus far must brace themselves for more disruption. brent: after a short break i will be back to take you through the day the day." stick around. will be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ç?ç?ç?ç?o■o■Ñ■ç■ç■ç■■oÑ ♪ >> stations of a accusations of a coup are rejected by tunisia's prime minister. a curfew has been imposed. tmore than three people are banned from gathering in public. lebanon's new prime minister has been appointed by the president. he gave up his lo

gosar: slovenia will manage a europe working to manage the covid pandemic, all the while dealing with the ongoing and critical issues with the e.u. and the u.s., such as countering chinese influence, and charting an mick economic path for the future -- an economic path for the future. slovenia seeks to facilitate the european recovery while also reflecting a european future, strenening of rule of law and increasing strength and stability of the european neighborhood. slovenia officials have also made their intentions known to engage western balkan states which have yet to be able to join. the presidential platform makes it clear they are up to the unique challenge. the challenge is not just recovering from a once in a generation pandemic but thinking strategically to promote a more resilient europe in the future. i wish my strong friends and its allies all the best and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for on

in london, the slovenia prime minister recently condemned the eas, western states for imposing, quote, imaginary european values without respecting local cultures. how do you react to that? because we had a letter come out with 16 major figures representing parties all across the the block. very agitated and pushing back against what they think is brussel brussels intruding upon their local affairs. how do you react to what the us will be, the prime minister had to say? well, it doesn't cause any surprise because there's a great device in your opinion, just matters of culture, particularly. ready all gay culture and various other things casting culture, the big protection of the catholic church and cohen. ready does who writes of family rights and po. ready and discriminatory legislation hungry against gay and lesbian people. and this is creating a cleavage the letter that you refer to. it's a strange because it criticizes the european union for being going forward. the federalist pass to, which is that still committed by funding treaty. a close to union is a criticism by the didn't k

that put slovenia on the medals table for the first time and tadej pogacar won the tour de france last don't think he will be too disappointed. i don't know whether senor carapaz finds it easier to deal with the intense heat and humidity a lot of athletes have to try to adjust to. some of the tennis players seem to have struggled? they did, but we have heard a lot about the heat and experts and athletes way before the games began in tokyo were raising concerns aboutjust how hot it would be over there. after the first day of the tennis tournament, a number of the players said the conditions are too difficult to play in. two particular ones mentioned it, the top two men's seeds. novak djokovic and daniel medvedev the russian have both called on the organisers to move matches to later on in the day so conditions aren't quite as oppressive. temperatures when djokovic and medvedev were on court stayed at around 33 degrees for the entire match with extreme humidity as well. both players said they were the toughest conditions they have ever had to deal with. they comfortably made their way th

straight sets. golf is looking to best electrifying 21900. run to the 4th round, but we'll have to beat slovenia and kaya, you buy to get it right. soccer. now, when the all season transfer window officially opened today, a number of big moods had been made. official dormant introduce their new coach mach arose. we will have to cope with the instant set back of the club simultaneously selling off superstar jade adventure head coach marco rosa has finalized his big bounce up from bruce. you mentioned blood back to bruce. he adornment celebrated as one of the most exciting coaching talents, wrote the notes, have to be at his best to succeed at his new gig. you have, i don't heard from you is, is, course, isn't expectations here are very high just like in class. but if a player coach comes to bruce, your dormant, they know how serious things are from. what's about fighting at the top of the table and battling for titles. it's like winning the cup last season of lead shot on with him because of the shaft. and if rosa wants to build on dartmouth german cup victory last season, he'll have to do it wit

and the poor situation for journalists in slovenia was noted. even though the country has just taken over the rotating presidency of the european council. but the criticism doesn't mean action will be taken even though the you holds the purse strings for hundreds of millions of dollars of funding. there is no doubt that we need to step up our actions to uphold the rule of law in the very recent years. so you have fitness democracies all over the world, experienced unprecedented adams attacking their institutions and rules based systems. the europe in union, and the number stays in no way are immune to similar forces that seek to challenge the very foundations of democratic countries. petro bought as a researcher from the central european university democracy institute in budapest. she goes as far scott, from money of, in spain. thank you very much for being with us in the report says the situation and potent and hungry as deteriorated in the last year. what's the main issues identified? the main issue with regard to what is the status of the jud

as expected, slovenia's tadej pogacar won the overall yellow jersey, as drew savage reports.un the day hoping to read up on amazing come back to with one more stage when. starting alongside tadej pogacar, who had an easy day i had come traditionally the right into paris is a victory lap for the man in yellow and their markable young slovenian had earned a day off after defending the title he won last year in style. but once the race hit the shops in lisee, it was all business for anyone wanting the glory of a stage when in paris. it had been a fairy tale return for cavendish come from a select come up to the race after three years of interest and illness to winning a stage and winning three more to finally equal the all—time record. and it took a brilliant spring from another belgian to spoil the ending and stop him from beating it. third confirmed cavendish's spot on the podium but he clearly hope for more. that's all from sportsday. the highlights from collin morikawa's great when at the open championship beginning on bbc two shortly but for me in the team that is it for us

slovenia's tadej pogacar goes in this — fresh from winning the tour de france.eks after wimbledon, the competition for olympic gold begins with novak djokovic on court. after lighting the flame at the opening ceremony home favourite naomi osaka plays sunday. japanese support will also be high for the women's football. the 2012 silver—medallists play team gb. meanwhile team usa will hope to overcome their disappointing defeat to sweden when they play new zealand. and there's a debut for a new form of basketball: a three players a side event. these games have been a long time in the making. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes was with a family as they watched the opening ceremony. for the uno family, it has been a long, anxious wait to get to this moment. the unos are serious olympic fans. dad has spent over £3000 on olympic tickets, so you can imagine the mixed emotions they're feeling tonight. yeah, we think about, you know, the kids. it's their very first time to hold their olympics injapan, so we were excited. "i am very disappointed," masato uno says, "i

slovenia's tadej pogacar goes in this, fresh from winning the tour de france.k out for the tennis. just two weeks after wimbledon, the competition for olympic gold begins with novak djokovic on court. he's going for the golden slam — which would be gold here along with four grand slam titles. and home support forjapan is likely to be high at the womens�* football match against team gb. japan were silver medalists in 2012. meanwhile, team usa will hope to overcome their disappointing defeat to sweden in the opener when they play new zealand. and there is a debut for a new form of basketball — a three—a—side event, it's played on a half court with both teams shooting into the same hoop. well, these games have been a long time in the making. and our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes was with a family as they watched the opening ceremony. for the uno family, it has been a long, anxious wait to get to this moment. the unos are serious olympic fans. dad has spent over £3000 on olympic tickets, so you can imagine the mixed emotions they're feeling tonight. yeah, we

silver by a tyre width ahead of tour de france champion, tadej pogacar who took the bronze to put slovenia. tough time for the tennis player. concerns raised by novak djokovic. but after just the first day of the tennis tournament a number of players have said the conditions are too difficult to play the world's top two men's players — novak djokovic and daniil medvedev — have both called on the organisers to move matches to later in the day, so the conditions aren't quite as opressive. the temperatures on court stayed at around 33 degrees celsius — with extremely high humidity too. both players said they were the toughest conditions they had ever had to deal with. but they both comfortably made their way through to the next round in straight sets. they will be hoping that those matches going forward in a tournament can be moved to later in the day. plenty more to come throughout the evening. now, back to the studio. emergency workers in western india have been frantically trying to rescue around 50 people feared trapped in a landslide triggered by monsoon rains in the state of maharashtra

america still view slovenia yes slovakia can you scroll it down a bit, here we are number 37.ted states ahead of basket case at belarus. maybe on the esco mother liberals in dallas should agree to send their kids to schools and belarus same results but a lot cheaper even with the cost of the plane tickets.os to go back to the government statistics, at 43 percent 41 percent of whites at 37 percent of blacks are in college. those numbers are all away to hide because most of those quot unquote students are not learning anything worth knowing. staying in school to a great 28 or 37 is a waste of life. each of china graduates getting close to ten times that more stem students than america does because stem is difficult and doing class except winston or you no longer need to know that an org or english at gill we ca no longer need to know shakespeare it isn't difficult our all. methods important american educators at think math is racist. it's not hard to see where the ends. we are always at to have canvas islands who stepped canvas on our airways. and she joins us and now. what do y

slovenia's tadej pogacar goes in this — fresh from winning the tour de france.st two weeks after wimbledon, the competition for olympic gold begins with novak djokovic on court. after lighting the flame at the opening ceremony home favourite naomi osaka plays sunday. japanese support will also be high for the womens�* football. the 2012 silver—medallists play team gb. meanwhile team usa will hope to overcome their disappointing defeat to sweden when they play new zealand. and there's a debut for a new form of basketball: a three a side event. japan's women opened the tournament against the russian team competed under a neutralflag but lost 21—18. but the threat posed by covid hasn't gone away. there have been 127 positive cases around the games so far, and one of them — for the czech beach volleyball player marketa slukova meant that their opening match on friday againstjapan was cancelled and a win was awarded to the hosts. these games have been a long time in the making. our correspondent rupert wingfield hayes was with a family as they watched the opening cer

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michael woods replaces nairo quintana as the leader of the king of the mountain's competition, while slovenia'sack in london, and the second one day international between england and pakistan at lord's. rain reduced the match to 47 overs a side. england managed just 2117 all out, with phil salt and james vince both making half centuries. in the last few minutes, pakistan have been bowled out for 195. england winning by 52 runs. there's more details on that story and on all the others we featured on the bbc sport website, but that's it for now. jane dougall there at the bbc sport centre. the british billionaire businessperson sir richard branson is set for his latest venture. he will fly to the edge of space as a passenger in the back of the unity rocket plane his virgin galactic company has been developing in the us for the better part of two decades. here's the rocket on a test flight. if all goes according to plan, the flight will last about 90 minutes, taking mr branson and his crew in an almost vertical climb through the outer fringe of earth's atmosphere. and if successful, it will will gi

tea m team emirates rider of slovenia has effectively wrapped up the 2021 tour de france title. of his closest rival. he now leads by five minutes and 20 seconds ahead of sunday's parading to paris, putting him on course to win the title for the second year running. the headlines on bbc news... more than 150 people have now died in severe floods across western europe with hundreds of people remaining unaccounted forthe german president has been visiting one of the stricken areas. the uk health secretary sajid javid says he has tested positive for coronavirus and is experiencing "mild" symptoms. let's turn to afghanistan now, where high—level talks between afghan political leaders and the taliban have begun. afghan government sources have told the bbc that peace negotiations are off to a good start but have warned that the window for negotiations is closing fast, as taliban militants continue their unexpectedly rapid advance across the country. the talks are under way in doha. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in doha. she's been speaking to the key players on

and slovenia got bronze, that puts them on the medal table.e a lot of athletes seem to be struggling with today, and the weather continues, as humidity, it seems to have affected some of the tennis players. absolutely. we have heard lots about the heat from athletes and experts. they were raising concerns before the games even started in tokyo. afterjust the games even started in tokyo. after just the first day of the tennis tournament a number of players have said the conditions are too difficult and too hot to play in. none more so than the world's top two players, novak djokovic, and medvedev, they both played first—round matches today. they have called on organisers to try to move matches to later in the day when conditions are not quite as impressive. when novak djokovic was on court earlier, it was around 33 celsius with extremely high humidity. both players said it was the toughest conditions we have ever had toughest conditions we have ever had to deal with on the court. they managed to play their way through to the next round, both of

when you combine reading, math and science we are 25th behind australia or ireland or slovenia.ons spite being the richest country in the world with the most educational resources, the basic cornerstones that make up anybody's education when you are a child, when you go into young adulthood. instead we see an effort to categorize people not by the content of their character but by the color of their skin. parents will have a big problem about that. they will go to the polls and express that problem next year. jon: there are 27 states that have voted or are trying to vote to restrict crt curriculum from being taught in their schools. there they are on the map. 27 states in all. joe: we fast forward to 2024. somebody gaining serious momentum of being the next nominee of the republican party, governor ron desantis of florida who banned florida schools from teaching critical race theory. education for once will and hot button issue when we go to 2022 and 2024. the economy is always number one, immigration is big. but education is gaining momentum. desantis seems to understand that.

estonia, slovenia, slovakia, can you scroll down a bit? are, number 37, the united states just ahead of basket case belarus. white liberals in dallas should just agree to send their kids to schools in belarus. same results but a lot cheaper even with the cost of the plane tickets. to go back to those, 43% of pacific islanders, 37% of blacks are in college. those numbers are all way too high because most of those students are not learning anything worth knowing of staying in school until grade 38 is a waste of life. each year, china graduates getting close to ten times more stem students than america does because stem is difficult and giving classics at princeton where you know longer need to know that in their greek or english at yale where you know longer need to know shakespeare isn't difficult at all. chinese educators think math is important, american educators think math is racist. it is not hard to see where this ends. we are always delighted to have candace owens, the host of candidates on our airwaves and she joins us now. what do

he does have support, especially in eastern europe, countries such code and the czech republic, slovenia. and so here are on a similar line and one can say that they are right to the populace across europe. also in western europe in france, and here in germany. that which support such a line. but they are no close to being in control of the various countries. so in the end, it's sort of both, if you want to call that that's from eastern european members of the european union . thank you for that. the w political correspondent hands brand now to turkey, where president irvine is famously fond of mega building projects. and he's recently launched his biggest and boldest ones completely. if stumble can now well run for 45 kilometers parallel to the bus for a straight, connecting the black sea to the mediterranean, and also provide a new route for tankers. and the government hopes boost turkish revenues. but as d w uli han reports it's critic say the multi $1000000000.00 project is too costly . give him the countries economic struggles and is likely to be and very mental disaster. these are

slovenia's matej mohoric has won stage seven of the tour de france, while mattyew van der pole retainede enough to close the gap to red bull for this weekend's austrian grand prix. world champion lewis hamilton topped the time sheets in second practice ahead of his team—mate valtteri bottas. the briton was more than two—tenths of a second quicker than championship leader max verstappen, who won last weekend's race at the red bull ring. holly smith has become the first woman for a5 years to be included in the great britain showjumping team for the olympic games. smith is named alongside harry charles as travelling reserve, while london 2012 gold medallists scott brash and ben maher are in the squad. and that's all the sport from us for now. we'll see you soon. well, it's going to be one of these days where the weather might turn like that and you'll have to run for cover if you're not prepared. big showers and thunder and lightning on the way. not everywhere. in fact, many of us will miss the storms altogether, but where they occur, they could even bring some flash flooding. now, early i

slovenia's tadej pogacar retained the overall lead and britain's mark cavendish should finish withintory plenty more reaction to ashleigh barty�*s victory at wimbledon on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much, congratulations to her, a fantastic victory there. labour have called for the former downing street director of communications, sir robbie gibb, to be sacked from the bbc board after he reportedly tried to block a senior editorial appointment at the corporation. the financial times reports that gibb warned that relations with the government would be "shattered" if the preferred candidate for the role of executive news editor overseeing the bbc�*s news channels was appointed. labour's shadow culture secretary, jo stevens, said the allegations, "raise very serious questions about conservative cronyism "at the heart of the bbc." a spokesperson for the bbc said it didn't comment on ongoing recruitment processes, but added, "for the record, no recruitment process has been blocked" and that, "as a general principle, board members are able

the gold medal went to slovenia. is this the last time we see and be merry as an olympian?lane broudy was beaten byjeremy sade and the singles. lydia campbell, bbc news. daniil medvedev has again questioned the safety of playing in the tokyo heat, asking the umpire who would be responsible if he died. after pressure from him and novak djokovic, the start time for tennis matches has been pushed back from 11am to 3pm tokyo time. organisers said it was "in the interests of player health and welfare". djokovic had described the heat and humidity as "brutal", and medvedev had breathing problems during his third—round win over fabio fognini. ifidie, if i die, who is going to take responsibility? after the game he tweeted "still alive" with a sweltering face emoji. there we are. good to see he is ok. let's have a look at some of the day's main olympic stories from the other nations: history for the united states, as the women's three on three basketball team became the first nation to win gold in the event. they beat russia 18 points to 15. and latvia took the men's title, beating

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but it turned out to be a day for a breakaway with slovenia's mat—hey mor—itch completing his secondl have more for you in sportsday at half past six. we will talk about a new piece of research around coronavirus which shows adults are nearly as likely to suffer from complications as people over the age of 50. 0ur health correspondentjim reed has the details. i'm in icu. my lungs collapsed. and i'vejust found out i have pneumonia. looking back 18 months on. paul was 31—years—old last march when he was taken to hospital paul was 31 years old last march when he was taken to hospital with what later turned out to be covid. it was the worst experience of my life, obviously. it was horrific. it's one of those things, you just don't know how to really deal with it but you mentallyjust do. you don't know how. well, before the pandemic, paul was diagnosed with bronchiectasis, a serious lung condition. in hospital, he was told covid had caused pneumonia. i couldn't believe how this virus had ruined my body so quickly. had ruined my body so quickly, and the fight that i would have to fight. i

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up, pretty much ro glitch pulled out of the race after falling well behind the main contenders. slovenia had been struggling after an injury he sustained in a crash earlier in the week. and finally, to china, where one determined youngster was intent on not letting nap time interfere with playtime. this young elephant is part of a wild herd migrating hundreds of kilometers through south west china. you just couldn't seem to let the others get some badly needed shut, insisting they get up and play neither nudges nor rubs. were able to rouse his fellow travelers. eventually the youngster appeared to give up and curled up and i've got your commercial one laid out who are wanting the w news. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you at the sour. the british prime minister boards, johnson has set out a roadmap for the nation to emerge from the last. so 1900 restrictions rules, mandating based math, social distance will be lifted and people will no longer be told to work from the change it should take effect on july 19th. i think the, the news coming up next is rob. what w

that put slovenia on the medals table for the first time and tadej pogacar won the tour de france last't think he will be too disappointed. i don't think he will be too disappointed.— don't think he will be too disappointed. don't think he will be too disa ointed. ., �* ~ ., disappointed. i don't know whether richard carapaz _ disappointed. i don't know whether richard carapaz finds _ disappointed. i don't know whether richard carapaz finds it _ disappointed. i don't know whether richard carapaz finds it easier - disappointed. i don't know whether richard carapaz finds it easier to i richard carapaz finds it easier to deal with the intense heat and humidity a lot of athletes have to try to adjust to. some of the tennis players seem to have struggled? the dead, players seem to have struggled? tue dead, but players seem to have struggled? tte dead, but we players seem to have struggled? "ttj: dead, but we have players seem to have struggled? ttj: dead, but we have heard a lot about the heat and experts and athletes way before the games began in tokyo were raising concerns aboutjust how h

political movements, young women in particular becoming prime ministers in places like finland and slovenia, and that's the hopeful trend is that there's a backlash to the backlash. it's really mobilizing young people to get them involved. i mean germany is going to be fascinating test because what's happening in germany is you have a far right party in parliament, never good thing, but merkel is leaving. her party is kind of fractured a bit. the left is fractured between greens who have all the momentum on the left, and they are very much like the bernie sanders wing here, and the traditional social democrats who feel a bit like they are not meeting the moment, and so it is likely to be a kind of fractured coalition that emerges without a strong merkel on top of that. in germany in miniature of what's happening in europe, unsettled, the left hasn't resolved its issues, the right has some scary people and reasonable people. you hope the coalition that emerges from that is stable. i think on balance like i'm something of an optimist that like i said, the backlash to the backlash is at least

now to cycling, where slovenia's tadej pogacar has won stage 17, the queen stage of the tour de francehe hardest, steepest stage of the race, which means the defending champion has extended his lead to five minutes and 39 seconds. denmark's jonas vingegaard and richard carapaz of the ineos grenadiers team finished behind him to move up to second and third in the overall standings. jadon sancho has responded to the racist abuse he and other england players suffered after their euro 2020 final defeat. sancho, who was one of the players to miss a penalty, posted on social media "hate will never win". he also said he was "proud of how the team had united the nation". it looks like lionel messi is staying at barcelona, but with a huge 50% pay—cut, providing enough players are sold to fund the deal. the argentine star has agreed to sign a new five—year contract. final preparations are underway at royal st george's ahead of the start of golf�*s open championship tomorrow. englishman lee westwood will be hoping not to create his own bit of history at the course this week. the former world numb

in the past few minutes, team emirates rider of slovenia has effectively wrapped up the 2021 tour de political leaders and the taliban have begun. afghan government sources have told the bbc that peace negotiations are off to good start — but have warned that the window for negotiations is closing fast, as taliban militants continue their unexpectedly rapid advance across the country. the talks are under way in doha. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in doha. she�*s been speaking to the key players on both sides about the significance of these negotiations. afghanistan, even in the best of times — but no—one can remember the best of times — is one of the poorest countries in the world, notwithstanding the fact that there�*s been 20 years of major international engagement, and now it is reeling from a humanitarian crisis — growing hunger, growing displacement from the violence, and growing fear amongst so many afghans about what the future holds. we saw so many of this new, young, educated generation, which came of age after the fall of the taliban in 2001, wonderin

wins after he could only finish in the main group yesterday, well behind winner matej mohoric of sloveniaxt week. tokyo 2020 ceo toshiro muto confirmed that a visitor from abroad who is involved in organising the games had tested positive. the opening ceremony is on friday and the games are due to be held mostly without spectators. a half—capacity wembley will watch st helens take on castleford in rugby league's challenge cup final. this is another of the government's pilot events, with up to 45,000 expected for a match between two sides who have waited a while to win this competition. joe lynskey reports. # touching me, touching you... this is the summer when blessings again. now rugby league gets its turn in the noise. it now rugby league gets its turn in the noise. ., , , �*, the noise. it has been the sport's tou~hest the noise. it has been the sport's toughest year. — the noise. it has been the sport's toughest year, but _ the noise. it has been the sport's toughest year, but now _ the noise. it has been the sport's toughest year, but now 45,000 i the noise. it has been the sport's -