but stan wawrinka will attest that affection.t that he was unstoppable and carried that relentless energy into the second. but andy murray is a great survival expert, who has had his hip service and his spirit in you. he wrestle back the break and seize the set. cracks followed, brea ks were seize the set. cracks followed, breaks were inevitable. for in a row at one stage as the third set seesawed. finally, crucially, the swiss missed. andy murray had done it, through surgery and recovery and pain to glory, andy murray is a champion once more. patrick geary, bbc news. obviously, it means a lot. the last few years have been extremely difficult. both me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of yea rs. problems in the last couple of years. amazing, obviously to be back playing against him in a final like that. i think it was a great match, you know, stan was playing unbelievable. elsewhere, latvia'sjelena 0stapenko defeated defending champion and number two seat, julia george. the former french open winner wa

he was understandably emotional after his victory over stan wawrinka in antwerp. e last few years have been extremely difficult. both me and sta n extremely difficult. both me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of years. amazing, obviously, to be back playing against him in a final. earlier, i spoke to the former british number one annabelle croft. it has been absolutely astonishing andi it has been absolutely astonishing and i think anyone who was around him in that period of time where we just watched him hobbling for a good year, we weren't sure if he was ever going to be back playing professional tennis, certainly not at the level we saw at the weekend, so at the level we saw at the weekend, soiam at the level we saw at the weekend, so i am giving a big shout out to his surgeon, who seems to have done a miraculousjob on his hip, but also the great competitor that andy murray is, that all came up once again at the weekend, and itjust shows once a champion, always a champion. i know it's not the highest grade of tournament in the europe

new british number one lost in straight sets to the american frances tiafoe who will now face stan wawrinkanext round. wales are in tokyo right now — preparing for sunday's rugby world cup semi final against south africa. centres jonathan davies and hadleigh parkes are expected to be fit but training today had one extra special visitor. prince charles — if the picture hadn't given it away by now. his royal highness and andy swiss too. it was a day rugby royalty met the real thing. after spending yesterday ata real thing. after spending yesterday at a ceremony for the new japanese emperor, a very different gathering for the prince of wales, given a signed assurance by the welsh players, ahead of their world cup semi final. the prince presented new arrival, owen lane, with his tournaments capped, but what words did he offer about the south african team? quite a big people who, he said, and the message certainly got through. hejust said they through. he just said they are bloodied big... and left it at that, hejust wished us all the best, and we had a little chat. you know, just wishing us lit

only two people can stop him when the title now, stan wawrinka, and his wife, who is due to give birthnd and with several big names missing to the world cup, it wasn't a good opening day for defending champions saracens — who were beaten 27—25 at home by northampton — james grayson scoring a last—minute penalty for saints. in the other game, exeter narrowly won at home to harlequins, gloucester fought back to win at sale and worcester beat leicester. that is it from all of us here on sportsday. good night. good evening. many of us have been playing the weather lottery today, a few isolated showers, just like this weather watcher picture sent in from london. others, it's been grey, wet and pretty dismal. the scottish borders, we got a couple of flood alerts out due to the intensity of the rainfall that's been stubbornly sitting across the scottish borders for much of the day and also into the northeast of england. a few scattered showers further west and some of these have filtered inland as we have gone through the afternoon. behind that weather front, some strong winds as well. they w

that's because his quarterfinal opponent, stan wawrinka, has pulled out of the tournament.king just over two and half hours but later withdrew with a back injury. it means swiss compatriot federer receives a walkover to the final four with the top seed still on to win a tenth title basel. he could end up meeting stefanos tsitsipas in final four. the greek player came from a set down, to seal his place in the quarters. he lost the first set to ricardis berankis on a tie break but came back to take the next two 6—2, 6—4. tsitsipas will meet filip krajinovic for the chance to meet federer. and roberto bautista agut advanced to the last eight, beating france's richard gasquet 6—2, 4—6, 6—3. it's the 13th time the spaniard has made a quarter final on the tour. and serving like that will help, he's up against big—hitting american reilly opelka next. the formula i drivers' championship could be wrapped up this weekend at the mexican grand prix. mercedes have already sealed the constructors' title and lewis hamilton is potentially one race away from clinching the drivers' champions

andy murray has won his first singles title since career—saving hip surgery, by beating stan wawrinkamber one launched a stunning comeback from a set and a break down to win in antwerp to take his first title for more than two years. he's described it as "one of the biggest" wins of his career. patrick gearey was watching. this is andy murray's 68th final. among his more remarkable. at the start of the year, even taking his chair brought a risk of pain. since surgery he says tennis has become fun again but stanislas wawrinka would test that enjoyment in the first set. he broke early. it took energy to watch him let alone stop him. stanislas wawrinka continued into the second still in fast forward, two years older than andy murray and with his own injury problems, resilience became before his brilliance, another break, another level. andy murray is a great survival tennis player. since his surgery his spirit renewed. he wrestled the break back and somehow punched through and took the set. such forces, such pressure meant cracks followed. breaks were inevitable. four in a row at one sta

tournament, won 6—love, 6—3 to seal his place in the last eight, where he could face fellow swiss stan wawrinkatwo with a straight sets victory over uruguay‘s pablo cuevas. wawrinka won 6—3, 6—4 and now plays frances tiafoe of the usa. the winner of that will play federer in the quarterfinals. wednesday's winners also included david goffin. the number—six seed from belgium beat the 2016 champion marin cilic in straight sets. goffin who reached the final back in 2014 now plays the 6'11" american reilly 0pelka. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. i think it's fair to say many of us will be glad to see the back of october and we've still got another week to come and there is more rain in the forecast for the next few days. some of it quite heavy as well. however, as we do close out the month, it does look as though we are likely to see a change. a different trend — drier, but it will feel noticeably colder by day and by night. for the here and now though we've got a couple of weather fr

and he will now face the number four seed, stan wawrinka, in the quarter—finals. but the number three seed from switzerland had to come from a set down to beat polona hercog. bencic, who won the dubai championships back in february, took the deciding set 6—4 to seal her place in the quarter—finals. she will now face kirsten flipkens. and finally, it is probably fair to say that sports fans everywhere love a worldie. take a look at this one. we're at the world beach games in doha. it is brazil vs russia, the samba boys leading 8—3 when defender lucao did that. let's look at a different angle. he blasts it from the end of the world. back of the net! you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello, good morning. wednesday started on a dull and damp note for many parts of the country. once that rain cleared away, though, we did see some sunshine. a chance to dry off, though, although a lot of the ground is still saturated, and there are a couple of flood warnings still out

new british number one lost in straight sets to the american frances tiafoe who will now face stan wawrinkaweekend is drawing closer at the rugby world cup injapan. the welsh team met prince charles today ahead of their match against south africa on sunday. his royal highness attended a training session in tokyo and our sports correspondent andy swiss was there. wea rers have had wearers have had a special visits are at their training camp here today. prince charles who has been here in tokyo for the interment ceremony of the new emperor, that happened yesterday but today he met up happened yesterday but today he met up with the wail of players, first of all he met warren gatland, the coach and captain, allan lamb of all he met warren gatland, the coach and captain, allan lameones as well before meeting up with the rest of the whales prayers, he was presented with a signed rugby shirt by the whales squad after receiving that prince charles said he wasn't sure that prayer would make everyone proud. he went to present one of the players with his rugby world cup because he has just arrived out

britain's three—time grand slam champion had to fight back from a set down to beat stan wawrinka in thentwerp. murray had been expected to retire after major hip surgery injanuary. the bbc sport website has all today's football, including var controversy at old trafford in the premier league, and how rangers missed out on going back to the top of the scottish premiership. but from me, that's it. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. bye for now. hello. this is bbc news. the government says i'ts pressing ahead with efforts to pass a brexit deal this week — in spite of a letter the prime minister was forced to send to brussels last night asking for a delay. ministers today insisted that the uk will leave the eu at the end of this month. it comes as labour says it will push for a new eu referendum when the government brings its brexit plans to the commons. earlier i spoke to catherine barnard, a professor of eu law at the university of cambridge, who explained the impact such an amendment could have. you need to have an ac

he said he now loved tennis again but stan wawrinka would test that affection.gy to watch him, let alone stop him. he carried on in fast forward in the second. murray had played four tournaments in little more than four weeks and struggled to block his path, unless accidentally. but murray is tennis‘s survival expert. with a partly metal hip and an iron will, he fought hard, punching his way back into the match. one set all. in the third, wawrinka broke but murray broke back. wawrinka broke again. murray broke back again. and then as the pressure increased and the stakes grew, the swiss made the crucial miss. murray had done it. and he should get home just in time to see the birth of his third child. when i've been off the tour the last few years, my family has got bigger so i need to get on the road so we don't get out of control! look, i'm excited for the third kid and my wife has been a huge support for getting me back on the court. he has a few weeks to take his paternity leave before the tennis starts again. the way he's playing, next year could be busy. pa

he came from a set and a break down to beat three time grand slam champion stan wawrinka in three setsicult, both actually me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of years, and amazing, obviously, to be back playing against him in a final like that. liverpool now have a six point lead at the top of the premier league, after being held to a 1—1 draw against manchester united. a late equaliser from adam lallana five minutes from time cancelling out marcus rashford's first half goal at old trafford. that's all the sport for now. thank you. in egypt, 30 ancient wooden sarcophagi have been put on display following their recent discovery near the nile. the ornately decorated coffins of men, women and children are around 3,000 years old, and well—preserved. nina nanji reports. (tx it is the biggest find of its kind in more than a century. perfectly preserved mummies discovered in 30 ancient wooden coffins in the valley of the kings — the egyptian city of luxor. the trove was unearthed by a team of egyptian archaeologists on the west bank of the river nile. the coffins

britain's three—time grand slam champion had to fight back from a set down to beat stan wawrinka in theho's been picked for cricket's new team competition — the hundred — on the bbc sport website. back to you, clive. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. 00:22:44,615 --> 2147483051:48:07,022 but now on bbc one, time 2147483051:48:07,022 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. in egypt, 30 ancient wooden sarcophagi have been put on display following their recent discovery near the nile. the historically significant find of well—preserved and ornately decorated coffins for men, women and children are around 3,000 years old, as nina nanji reports. it is the biggest find of its kind in more than a century. perfectly preserved mummies discovered in 30 ancient wooden coffins in the valley of the kings — the egyptian city of luxor. the trove was unearthed by a team of egyptian archaeologists on the west bank of the river nile. the coffins date back around 3000 years but despite this they were found in good condition — seal

that's because his quarterfinal opponent, stan wawrinka, has pulled out of the tournament.just over two and half hours. but later withdrew with a back injury. it means swiss compatriot federer is through to the final four, with the top seed still on to win a 10th title basel. leicester city have the chance to go second in the english premier league later when they play southampton. the 2016 champions have won four consecutive home premier league matches for the first time since 2017, and will hope to continue that form when they travel to a southampton side who have only1win in 5 premier league games. the first practice sessions for formula 0ne's mexican grand prix take place later on friday. if things go his way, lewis hamilton can clinch his sixth drivers‘ title this weekend. that would put him just one short of michael schumacher‘s record. hamilton will seal the title, with three to top spare — if he outscores his team—mate, and only rival, valterri bottas by 1a points on sunday. but hamilton doesn't think it's likely to be settled in mexico. game three of the world seri

366464 will face roger federer in the semifinals on saturday federer walked into the series after stan wawrinka pulled out with a back injury. also through to the semifinals is riley opelika the american is the tallest player on the men's tour at 6 feet and 11 inches he beat 4 seed roberta battista a good 2 sets to one final score 633663. and that's all your sports for now but we'll have more for you later. thanks very much the media and of course that is the al-jazeera news on the stands is up next with another full half hour until impermeable team let's watch. discover the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on network of channels under 106 boys and to go to one of them of citizenship fresh perspectives and new insights to challenge and change the way we look at the world. how does the real world. on al-jazeera. investigative journalism the world during a. global experts in discussion 3 times you've got a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos the worst of the law it was brought to us when you looked into stories from other angles open your eyes to an al

murray beat stan wawrinka over 3 sets in his first tour final in more than two and a half years.—saving hip surgery in january. well we've shown you the goals from inter milan against sasswolo but there was also a bizarre incident, as someone parachuted onto the pitch! the game was delayed for a short time whilst security staff ushered the pitch invader from the field of play. not something you see every day! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me connie mclaughlin and the rest of the sport team, that's your monday sport briefing. thanks to connie mcglaughlin. a major exhibition of the works of leonardo da vinci opens at the louvre in paris this week. timed to coincide with the five—hundredth anniversary of the artist's death, the show took a decade to put together and includes works on loan from queen elizabeth and bill gates. gail maclellan reports. some of the most recognisable paintings and drawings in the world, for bugs orformer centre paintings and drawings in the world, for bugs or former centre of the show placed alongsi

366464 will face roger federer in the semifinals on saturday federer walked into the series after stan wawrinka pulled out with a back injury. also 3rd of the semifinals is riley the american is the tallest player on the men's tour at 6 feet and 11 inches he beat 4th seed roberta. 2 sets to one final score 633663. and that's all your sports for now but we'll have more for you later today thanks lee and of course you can follow all of these stories on our web site the dog is there a dot com i'll be back with more news on the other side of the break until live from the all of the news team here all the news out of your time and your company. a survivor of a genocide there are people who beg me to kill the both and when they're suffering the father didn't have the power to do it he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. and here is the old. you know hope of finally laying the pos to rest and giving peace to the victims' families doesn't it if i could just find a finger i could bury bone hunta on al-jazeera. november on al-jazeera. 30 years

that he loves the wellings al-jazeera sorry about is adorable with 3 time grand slam champion stan wawrinka has pulled out of the swiss indoors in basel because of a back injury it's robbed the swiss fans of a clash between wawrinka and his old doubles partner roger federer in the quarter finals well rica had booked his place in the last 8 with its hard fought win over american francoise grand more wrinkles withdraw it means federer is now handed a walkover into the semifinal. all right handed back over to stand thank you for that that's it for me for this news out of it or news in just. i don't deal with poverty unless you deal with the gap you just said oh i just agree with that thought this sounds like blaming the public the country for the current knowledge really mean anybody these people well trained as much a part of a cause of the islamic state machine as we have been very angry and merging of populism alters you to join me and the hot sun as i put it up for questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera one of the real

simon — ranked 47 in the world — came through 6—4, 7—5, and he'll now face the number 4 seed stan wawrinkaeverywhere love a worldie — you know a world class goal sometimes struck from absolutely miles away. well, this is surely the case even if its done on sand in bare feet. we're at the world beach games in doha, it's brazil vs russia, the samba boys leading 8—3 when defender lucao did that. let's look at a different angle. he blasts it from the end of the world back of the net! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. thanks to mark and the team for that. a zoo in paris will be unveiling something a little different this weekend, a mysterious creature known as the blob. it's a bright yellow slime that has no brain, but is capable of problem—solving. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. this is not an alien being. despite appearances, this isn't a creature from a 1950s sci—fi movie. this is the blob. one of the strangest life forms on earth. translation: the blob is a living being that is one of nature's my

recent months, we have all written professional obituaries of andy murray, but in antwerp he beat stan wawrinkato the top table. i wonder how much further he will want to carry on going, the drivers extraordinary. —— the drive is extraordinary. that's it for the papers this hour. henry mance and benedicte paviot will be back at 11:30 for another look at the papers. thank you both. next on bbc news, it's click. over the years on click, we have seen devices get smaller and smaller, yet with more storage and more processing capabilities. this miniaturisation of devices has touched everything from our computers to phones, and even revolutionising areas of medicine. one area of medicine which has a lot of demand and could potentially benefit from miniaturisation is medical imaging. in the uk, over 41 million scans take place every year in the nhs using x—rays, mri and ultrasound. in an emergency, at the bedside or even in an ambulance, it can be complicated to get a patient to one of these large machines. but now a portable medical device has been made available in the uk which could change all that

he came from a set and a break down to beat three time grand slam champion stan wawrinka in three sets been extremely difficult, both actually me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of yea rs, problems in the last couple of years, and amazing obviously to be back playing against him the in a final like that. liverpool's perfect start to the premier league season has been ended by their great rivals manchester united, and it wasn't without controversy. once again the use of the video assistant referee upset some. against expectations, united took the lead at old trafford thanks to this counter attack which marcus rashford finished off. but it was referred to var which decided liverpool's divock origi wasn't fouled in the build up. var then ruled out an equaliser for sadio mane for handball. adam lallana scored a late equaliser with his first goal for two and a half years. i thought they were excellent. they are getting fitter and fitter, the aggression first half to win the ball. the crowds response to the team, so disappointing for us, for the fans, for the pl

he came from a set and a break down to beat three—time grand slam champion stan wawrinka in three sets actually me and stan have had a lot of injury problems in the last couple of years, and amazing, obviously, to be back playing against him in a final like that. liverpool now have a six point lead at the top of the premier league after being held to 1—1 draw against manchester united. a late equaliser from adam lallana cancelling out marcus rashford's first half goal at old trafford. hearts have opened an investigation after claims that rangers striker alfredo morelos was racially abused during their 1—1 draw earlier. the colombian was allegedly targeted as he celebrated his equaliser in front of the hearts supporters at tynecastle. rotaro mishino put hearts ahead afterjust six minutes before morelos equalised later in the first half. the point leaves rangers second in the table, level on points with celtic but behind on goal difference. the player draft‘s been made for the hundred — cricket's inaugral competition which begins next summer. surprisingly, though, west indian batsman chr

he'll play stan wawrinka in the final tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. good evening. many of us have been plainly whether lottery today, a few isolated showers, just like this weather watcher pictures sent in from london. others, it's been great, wet and pretty dismal. the scottish border, we got a couple of flood alerts out due to the intensity of the rainfall that's been stubbornly sitting across the scottish borders for much of the day and also into the northeast of england. a few scattered showers further west and some of these have filtered and then as we have gone through the afternoon. behind that weather front, some strong winds as well. they will continue to drive in some showers overnight, but that weather front will start to weaken and ease its way off into the north sea. some clever skies overnight, lecture winds, temperatures likely to fall away. we could see temperatures low enough for a touch of frost. maybe some early morning mist and fog around first thing. we start off tomorrow, a quiet day, the re m na nts of start off tomorrow, a quie

andy murray will play stan wawrinka in the final of the european open tomorrow — his first atp tour finalt four against frenchman ugo humberg. murray is ranked outside the world's top 200 after returning from a long standing hip injury. he came from a set down in antwerp to win a—6, 7—5, 6—2. that's your lot. you're up to date from the bbc sport centre. then, thank you. we are going to be looking to the sunday papers next, particular looking at the reaction to the vote in parliament today delaying brexit further. let's have a look at the weather before that. however, saturday was a day of contrast, we finally got some much—needed sunshine across central and southern england. in fact in hampshire, we had over seven hours of sunshine. that's not bad for this time of the other stops is a different story further north over the scottish borders there were some heavy persistent rain at times, and some blustery winds and in edinburgh had 3a millimetres of rain around an inch and a half of rain throughout the day. the radar shows that that are intended to set of saturday, it is starting to weaken

he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. yeah, i feel yeah, ifeel good. yeah, i feel good.d. obviously it has been a long road to get back to this point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon since point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon since i started playing again. but yeah, it's been a big surprise for me and i'm happy to be through to the final. wales are clawing their way back into the match. the world cup quarterfinal against france. 19—30 in the french no lead. dan biggar has slotted a penalty for the world. france down to 14 men. just about 20 minutes left, 25 minutes. i will have an update on that in the next hour. now it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are anne ashworth, personal finance commentator, and james rampton, features writer for the independent. let's take a look at today's front pages, and all of them lead on today's events in parliament. the mail on sunday accuses parliament of being a "house of fools", saying that instead of th

stan wawrinka, who he plays tomorrow, and his wife, due to give birth any time soon.— so as the new premiership season got under way this weekend. . .. several big names were missing and probably... the hardest hit were the defending champions saracens who were beaten at home 27—25 by northampton. sarries are bidding for a third successive title. in the other games exeter narrowly won at home to harlequins. gloucester fought back to win at sale and worcester beat leicester. lots more on our website including continuing coverage of the champions league of darts. from me and the sportsday team — thanks for team — thanks for watching. no music! we usually get a bit of music at the end of sportsday. more sport online. back to brexit, and let's go right back now to the vote this afternoon which put a spoke in borisjohnson‘s plan to get his brexit deal approved today. the prime minister has vowed to press on "undaunted" with his brexit strategy. mps voted by 322 votes to 306 votes to back an amendment put by the former conservative mp oliver letwin , to ensure approval for

he's a set down to stan wawrinka at the european open in antwerp.anuary. he lost the first set 6—3. wawrinka has a break of serve in the second, currently leading a 3—2 and a serving at the moment. both players have won three grand slams in their careers, but due to his long lay off, murray is currently ranked number 2113 in the world, while wawrinka is 18th. that's all the sport for now. marc edwards will be back with more sport at 5:30. lizzie, thank you very much for that! more violent clashes have taken place between police and protesters on the streets of hong kong, with thousands of people marching despite a police ban. the pro—democracy protestors are increasingly concerned that china is seeking greater control over hong kong. officers fired tear gas and used water canon after shops, banks and metro stations were vandalised. our correspondent nick beake is in hong kong. for the 20th consecutive weekend, hong kong's police have faced a battle to reclaim the streets. we saw violence on again today. earlier, there was a mass rally, thousands of

he's in antwerp at the european open, he will play stan wawrinka. yeah, ifeel good.ainly didn't expect it to come so soon since i started playing again. but yeah, it's been a big surprise for me and i'm happy to be through to the final. wales are through to the rugby world cup semifinals, pipping the french 20-19. cup semifinals, pipping the french 20—19. they wait to see who they face. that will be the winners of japan against south africa, that is in the next 30 minutes. studio: that will be a great game. see you later on. the mother of a junior doctor who went missing off the devon coast two years ago, says her daughter has been let down by the nhs. dr lauren phillips mother, andrea graham, who is herself a former nhs manager, has called on the health secretary to do more to support those on the front line of our hospitals. marie ashby reports. andrea graham comes to woolacombe bay in devon to feel close to her daughter. this is where her car was found abandoned. dr lauren phillips, who was 26, had told her mother she was worried about starting a newjob in a&e in

and he came from a set down to beat stan wawrinka in the final.e rugby world cup. we've said goodbye to the hosts japan who've been brilliant to watch, as england and wales march on to the semifinals. we can cross to japan and join our sports correspondent andy swiss who's there. wales edging out france yesterday. their head coach warren gatland said the best team lost yesterday. that is right, not often you hear a coach of international sport say something like that. warren gatland said it was an ugly performance from wales and he was right, they were far from their best but france imploded in their best but france imploded in the second half once their second row forward had been sent off for a blatant elbow, a straight red card to for him. even then, wales had to wait until the closing minutes before they scored the try that sealed their victory, courtesy of ross moriarty. they know they will have to play so much better in the semifinal against south africa, who looked clinical in the way they despatched the host nationjapan, ending that partic

they let us wait 20 for stan wawrinka at the surface and it was impossible and explain and a moment. the latest news as it breaks if you can see it all for you young people here again . with the police with detail coverage was meant to be a chance for people from different walks of life to political affiliations to work together to shape their futures together from around the world not many people buy physical new types that all of these front pages represent is a much smaller place. in a world of alternative facts and truths unfiltered social media spreads misinformation unfavorable reports become fake commuters fake phony the enemy of the people and press freedom is under attack. in a brand new documentary series we explore the media landscape was the law of the future how are journalists the world over coming to terms with this new reality and finding ways to challenge mainstream misconceptions truth as if any were coming soon on a. woman is a problem and these are the top stories this news hour at least 2 people have died and several 100 engines joined demonstrations in baghdad a

he's taking on stan wawrinka at the european open. i'll be back with more on those stories later.ent says it's determined to press ahead with efforts to approve borisjohnson‘s brexit plan, even though he's been forced to ask for an extension to the deadline. michael gove, who's in charge of planning for a no—deal departure, said preparations were being stepped up, as there was no guarantee brussels would accept another delay. but both mr gove and the foreign secretary, dominic raab, believe the prime minister has enough support to get his deal through parliament. we can speak now to catherine barnard, professor of eu law at the univeristy of cambridge and senior fellow at the uk in a changing europe. shejoins us from bla keney in norfolk. thank you for speaking to us. first off, what on earth is going to happen next? you would be mad to make any really concrete predictions. what we know is that, following the letwin amendment yesterday, no meaningful vote will go through until they would and implementation bill has gone through parliament, and it is an important piece of legislati

al-jazeera sorry all right that's adorable hall 3 time grand slam champion stan wawrinka has pulled outhe swiss indoors and basel because of a back injury it's robbed this with fans of a clash between wawrinka and his old doubles partner roger federer in the quarter finals had booked his place in the last 8 with this hard fought when over american francis firing because that withdrawal means federer is now handed a walk over into the semifinal. well that's it for me jack over to stand there thank you so much for that that's it for me for this news i'll be back in just a moment more of the day's. discover the world of al-jazeera. the best films from across on network of channels and 106 boys and to go to none of them have citizenship fresh perspectives and new insights to challenge and change the way we look at the world. cup. how just 0 work. on al-jazeera. investigative journalism being her. cause global experts in discussion 3 times you've got a deal and you disagree with that deal because of the terrible twos that was to let it was brought to us we wanted stories from other angles. o

he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. we will keep an eye on that one as well. fa cup tie was abandoned after haringey borough's manager took his tea m haringey borough's manager took his team off the field over allegations of racism and spitting from visiting yeovil fans. the football association is investigating. it comes days after the england game in bulgaria was stopped twice because of racist abuse. haringey‘s manager, tom loizou joins us on the phone now. when england play the game in bulgaria people in bulgaria were saying, you have got a problem by calm, so don't point the finger at us. calm, so don't point the finger at us. tate seems to have been born out of this weekend, doesn't it? yes, definitely has. it is unbelievable what has happened in bulgaria and in north london. it's disgusting behaviour by a minority. again. was that in your mind, tom, the fact that in your mind, tom, the fact that the england players did walk off the pitch in sofia when you decided to take strong action? look, i have full support for the england side and gareth southgate.

he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. one thing can scupper it though. he will. you can waita everything. of course he will. you can wait a long time for these things. it is a bit like brexit. it is 20 minutes to seven. during their ten—day tour of southern africa last month, the duke and duchess of sussex celebrated the continent's people and culture. it was also their first official overseas trip with their four—month—old son, archie. it was a tour we can see more of in an itv documentary tonight. let's take a look. music plays. she has a new husband, new country, newjob, new family, new country, newjob, new family, new life, new baby. so, in part, this colourful, vibra nt new life, new baby. so, in part, this colourful, vibrant or was a chance for her to focus on the work she wants to do. like here where a charity called thejustice desk supported by the queens commonwealth trust is teaching women how literally to fight back against endemic violence. oh my goodness, it's the most inspiring. wejust endemic violence. oh my goodness, it's the most inspiri

tiafoe will play the three—time grand slam winner stan wawrinka next.ebsite you may not have seen where british teenagerjosh hill became the youngest male winner of an official ranking event in the uae atjust 15 years old. he could have pocketed ten grand in prize money but, because he's just an amateur, he couldn't. he shot a final round of 62. i'm happyjust to break 100. head to bbc.co.uk/sport for that. i'll be back with sportsday at 10:30. see you then. thank you. around a quarter of students from ethnic minorities have experienced racial harassment at university, according to the equalities watchdog. the equality and human rights commission says institutions are reluctant to face up to the scale of racism for fear of damaging their reputation. universities uk said the report was shocking, and it would seek expert advice on how to tackle the issue on campus. fope olaleye, the nus black students' officer and a politics graduate, says the sector must now combat any acts of racialised hate or harassment students experience. let's speak to fope now. tha

he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. that is if his wife kim doesn't give birth.p—to—date with the rugby world cup. about half-an-hour. we will have half an eye on that. both the eyes. but for the moment we are going to concentrate on serious stuff and politics. parliament sat for the first time on a saturday in 37 years yesterday. mps voted for a further delay to brexit, by withholding approval of borisjohnson's brexit agreement, until all the necessary legislation is in place. chris, you were there yesterday. you came in this morning and oseto have a million questions for you... and you actually had 2 million. have a million questions for you... and you actually had 2 millionlj tried get my head around it. take us through what happened yesterday in parliament, because we did think mps would vote on this bill and say whether they would approve it or not, actually, that was all scuppered. why was that necessary, what happened ? scuppered. why was that necessary, what happened? so mia culpa. people like me to that whole thing of saying this is the crunch moment, wi