, _ for me, didn't happen for stephen hendry, so — for me, didn't happen for stephen hendry, soit's remarkable| hendry, so i think it's remarkable what _ hendry, so i think it's remarkable what he _ hendry, so i think it's remarkable what he has — hendry, so i think it's remarkable what he has achieved. _ hendry, so i think it's remarkable what he has achieved. do- hendry, so i think it's remarkable what he has achieved.— hendry, so i think it's remarkable what he has achieved. do you think eiuht or what he has achieved. do you think eight or nine _ what he has achieved. do you think eight or nine titles _ what he has achieved. do you think eight or nine titles are _ what he has achieved. do you think eight or nine titles are possible - what he has achieved. do you think eight or nine titles are possible or. eight or nine titles are possible or are you not thinking about that? i don't know, i'll give it a go. they arejust numbers. i'm happy with my life and what i'm doing, ijust want to enjoy the game, enjoy my life and that's what i'm doing. o'sullivan first played in the cruci

snooker champion of the world for a seventh time — ronnie 0'sullivan matches the record of stephen hendryur champion, ronnie o'sullivan. _ good evening, from the ukrainian capital kyiv. the attempts to evacuate more civilians from the devastated city of mariupol have stalled tonight — ukrainian officials say russia has ended a ceasefire and it's now blocking humanitarian corridors. hundreds of women and children are still trapped in bunkers beneath the city's huge azovstal steelworks, where 2,000 ukrainian troops are making a last stand against the russian forces surrounding them. ukraine says russia resumed its bombardment of the steelworks shortly after yesterday's successful evacuation of about 100 people from the plant. 0ur correspondent laura bicker reports from nearby zaporizhzhia. a short break to feel grass under theirfeet, after weeks of only concrete. the survivors from mariupol are allowed a break in their long—awaited journey away from the front line. translation: for a month we were eating - _ over a0 of us — six food tins. we boiled two buckets of soup out of them and that w

"one of a kind" — that's how stephen hendry described ronnie 0'sullivan after he beat judd trump 18—13. ronnie 0'sullivan is snooker�*s winning machine. and yet still human. still, after 21 years, it means this much. his first world title was in 2001. there's been changing styles and opponents, but through it all he's box office. now 0'sullivan has won it seven times, a joint record with stephen hendry, who back in the '90s was dominant, but this is ronnie's time. he's taken the snooker to new heights, and i'm actually surprised it's taken him so long to get to seven. that's how good he is. this year, 0'sullivan has been relentless. in this final, he faced judd trump, who's an entertainer too, and had fought back from seven frames down to just three, but it was always too much. 0'sullivan was trump's boyhood idol, and though there's 14 years between them, one man is still dominant. at 46, 0'sullivan is now the oldest world champion. that's probably my greatest result i've ever had, to be honest with you, against someone likejudd. i don't know if it's a good idea, but we'll probably go

he equalled the record of stephen hendry and he said he wants to come back for more and stephen hendry judd trump. over a minute? it was very _ longest hug with judd trump. over a minute? it was very emotional. i plenty of tears as he hugged judd trump and was joined he called it the greatest result he's ever had. there were tears hugging judd trump and then as he was joined by his family after equalling stephen hendry�*s record 18 frames to 13 he clinched it. and we're running out of words to describe his achievements, many have agreed he is the greatest to ever play the game. he holds almost every major record — more century breaks, most titles.. and says he wants to stand alone with the most world championship wins. once again he made it look so easy and this one clearly meant a huge amount — as he told jamie broughton. yeah, that's the most emotional i've never been. it was just whatjudd said to me, i hugged him because for me, he is the governor. what he said to be afterwards really meant a lot and itjust blew me away. that is what got me, really. our next guest might have had the

hazel irvine was watching, with former champions stephen hendry and steve davis the opening session ofn and judd trump. eight frames played and what a fascinating afternoon. it looked at one point like it was all going ronnie's way. very much so in we were starting to fear the worst for a time. 7—1 may have been on the car was at one stage. it is advantage 185—3 but he will feel relieve the day and i think my pretty happy that he has got out 5—3. eight mikey was 5—1 down. in a little bit of trouble. how did you assess the way he got himself back the end of it? he managed to find his long potting game _ managed to find his long potting game. he took advantage of that to id game. he took advantage of that to go 5-2 _ game. he took advantage of that to go 5-2 and — game. he took advantage of that to go 5—2 and the last frame was to and fro. go 5—2 and the last frame was to and fr0~ was— go 5—2 and the last frame was to and fro. was ahead and then trump. there were chances— fro. was ahead and then trump. there were chances for both and ronnie snookered — were chances for both and ronnie sn

as he looks to equal stephen hendry�*s record of seven titles, the world number one's been ruthless so tomorrow. and emma raducanu's into the third round of the madrid 0pen, after an impressive win over fellow 19—year—old marta kostyuk. playing her first clay court season, raducanu delivered one of her best performances since winning the us open last year, winning in straight sets 6—2, 6—1. that's all your sport for now. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. soon we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, entertainment journalist caroline frost and political commentator tony grew. that's coming up after the headlines. plant a tree for the jubilee. that was the message from the prince of wales today as he invited nature—lovers to mark the queen's 70—year reign. it's part of a scheme called the queen's green canopy, which will also dedicate 70 ancient woodlands to her majesty. the bbc royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, reports. newsreel: after the spade work, a good wate

the oldest winner of this event, who held his nerve for an 18—frames—to—13 win, and he matches stephen hendry records, don't get me wrong, when you get that it's nice but i have never been, never performed well going for stuff like that, just try to enjoy the game, competing, being on the game, competing, being on the circuit, try to enjoy what i do and work on my game, and you left that 17 days were on my side. in the premier league, manchester united have beaten brentford 3—0 in their final home match of the season. cristiano ronaldo was again among the united goalscorers, with his 18th of the season in the league as the red devils remain sixth, six points ahead of 7th—placed west ham, having played a game more. the interim manager was asked afterwards if ronaldo would still be at the club next season. the way that he played again tonight, not only because he scored a goal he got a penalty, he also helped, defensively, tonight, so, why should he not be a player still part of the squad and the team, this is a question you have to ask him once he is here and also christiano himself, his role

. ~ ,, the tributes have been flowing for ronnie o'sullivan with stephen hendry calling him "one of aat's after the rocket beat judd trump 18—13 at the crucible to match his seven world titles. o'sullivan said he'll share the record with him for a year, because he's coming back for more and paid tribute to his beaten opponent, in a final like no otherfor him. yeah, i mean that is the most emotional i have ever been. it was judd said to me. i hugged him, because he for me he is the governor. so what he said after, really meant a lot and just, yeah, i just, it blew me away really. so thatis just, it blew me away really. so that is what got me. one quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsom next month as the colt searches for full fitness following injury last season. the horse, trained by john and thady gosden as well as the mount frankie dettori, was third favourite, rated at an 8—1 chance. the queen has never won the derby and this year's race on lithjune is part of her platinum jubilee celebrations to mark 70 years on the

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he's chasing a seventh world title which would take him level with stephen hendry as the most successfulpion mo farah was beaten by a club runner. farah said he'll make decisions about his future on a "race—by—race" basis. it was his first competition since failing to qualify for the olympics last year. 25—year—old ellis cross had to pay the entry fee of 37 pounds to take part in the race. but he set a personal best as he beat the course record—holder, farah, to win. farah, a seven—time winner of the event, said before the race if he didn't feel he could compete at the highest level any more, then it'd be time to stop and retire from the sport. winner of the women's race eilish mccolgan missed out on breaking paula radcliffe's 19—year—old british record by just two seconds, but she did beat her mum liz's scottish record. danny sidbury and sam kinghorn won the wheelchair races. mark cavendish will compete at the the giro d'italia for the first time since 2013. it starts in budapest on friday. cavendish is 37 this month and made a stunning return to the podium with the quick—step alpha vin

0'sullivan leading 1a—11 — he's chasing a seventh world title which would take him level with stephen hendryt for that. a shock at the vitality london 10,000m earlier. four—time olympic champion — mo farah — was beaten by a club runner. farah said he'll make decisions about his future on a "race by race" basis. it was his first competition since failing to qualify for the olympics last year. 25 year old ellis cross had to pay the entry fee of £37 to take part in the race. but set a personal best as he beat the course record holder to win. farah, a seven—time winner of the event, said before the race if he didn't feel he could compete at the highest level anymore, then it'd be time to stop and retire from the sport. ellis did really well to beat me and to win here, but at the same time, you have got to see where you are and, at the minute, i don't even know, this is it, that's where i am now. is it for you now where you are in your career taking it race by race? for sure you have got to take it race by race and let the body see what it can do. as you said, i ain't young any more, am i? i have

he's chasing a seventh world title which would take him level with stephen hendry as the most successfultition since failing to qualify for the olympics last year. 25—year—old ellis cross had to pay the entry fee of £37 to take part in the race, but he set a personal best as he beat the course record holder to win. i'v e i've been somebody who is like an idol. he's known around the world for his abilities, and his prime distance. everyone is cheering him on. nobody knows who i am. yeah, i didn't follow the script today, but to pull it off and win, i'm delighted. winner of the women's race, eilish mccolgan, missed out on breaking paula radcliffe's 19—year—old british record by just two seconds, but she did beat her mum liz's scottish record. danny sidbury and sam kinghorn won the wheelchair races. i saw the clock and i was like, oh, i'm i saw the clock and i was like, oh, i'm not— i saw the clock and i was like, oh, i'm not going _ i saw the clock and i was like, oh, i'm not going to make it! i'm happy with today — i'm not going to make it! i'm happy with today i— i'm not going to make it

the tributes have been flowing for ronnie o'sullivan with stephen hendry calling him �*one of a kind'. well, all three now. these are the exciting games you want to be playing in these, you want everything on the line. you want everything on the line. you want every game to feel like you have to win it. and ifeel like the lads feel the same way. it is exciting, the buzz you get from scoring a goal in the game. it is vitally important. andy murray will be back on court later in spain, after achieving his first victory on clay in five years. it also came against a grand slam champion dominic thiem. in the opening round of the madrid masters, murray taking it 6—3 6—4. the french open back in 2017 was his last win on the surface. he'll take on dennis shapovalov later with emma raducanu also in second round action this evening. 0ne quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsom next month as the colt searches for full fitness following injury last season. the horse, trained by john and thady gosden as well as the mount of frankie de

�*s rec what it will be amazing. end, to equal stephen hendry's rec what it will be amazing.— whatore from above the rooftops and have a go down this 6.5 metres slide to get back down again. i will go down it, what go down this 6.5 metres slide to get back down again. i will go down it, what could go down this 6.5 metres slide to get back down again. i will go down it, what could possibly go down this 6.5 metres slide to get back down again. i will go down it, what could possibly go go down this 6.5 metres slide to get back down again. i will go down it, what could possibly go wrong? go down this 6.5 metres slide to get back down again. i will go down it, what could possibly go wrong? here we go. only one little scream and i didn't end up in the woodchip. i have been finding out all about belsay, its history, and why the work is so important. a little piece of greece in the northumberland countryside. belsay hall was built in the greek revival style in the early 19th century, based on the temple of theseus in athens. its owners left the castle in the same grounds to move in on chri

the win levels the record in the modern era with stephen hendry.n opponent trump, in a final like no otherfor him. yeah, i mean that's the most emotionai— yeah, i mean that's the most emotional i've ever been. it was 'ust emotional i've ever been. it was just what— emotional i've ever been. it was just whatjudd said emotional i've ever been. it was just what judd said to emotional i've ever been. it was just whatjudd said to me, to be honest— just whatjudd said to me, to be honest with you. i hugged him, because — honest with you. i hugged him, because for me, he is the... he is the governon _ because for me, he is the... he is the governor. yeah, what he said to me afterwards and really, really meant _ me afterwards and really, really meant a — me afterwards and really, really meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew— meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew me — meant a lot. just, yeah, just kind of blew me away, really, so that's what _ got me, really. lovely scenes there. later this afternoon — andy murray will be looking to back up his imp