first singles final on british soil in seven years after beating australia's jordan thompson in the surbitonionov in tomorrow's final as he continue his grass court preparations for wimbledon. the former world number one last played in a final in britain in 2016 at the atp world tour finals. and katie swan will replace the injured emma raducanu as the british women's number one if she wins tomorrow's final at surbiton. swan came through her semi—final with an impressive 6—1, 6—0 victory against fellow brit, lily miyazaki. swan faces yanina wickmayer in the final after the belgian beat britain's katie boulter in the other semi final. india have set up an exciting final day against australia at the world test championship after reaching 164—3 at the close of play on day four at the oval. india have been set a world record 44a to win and need a further 280 on the final day. australia are in ominous form and it would be a timely boost to start the ashes series against england on friday as the world test champions. francesco bagnaia has extended his lead at the top of the motogp rider's champions

following her three victories at surbiton she is 19 points above emma raducanu in the latest standingsquad for the ashes. she needed antibiotics to treat a parasite infection but has it been included in the 15 player squad for the test match at trent bridge beginning on the 22nd of june. the test matches followed by three t20 matches and three one—day internationals. for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. that�*s bbc.com/sport. also build up to the muggy parade. studio: thanks forjoining us. —— the manchester city parade. their plane crashed in the amazon jungle. she reportedly made camp for the other children and provided any food she could find. the youngest of the children turned one whilst missing in thejungle. translation: is a miracle of god, is a belief of the indigenous people we believe it is a test of god to see how much faith we have in him and i have demonstrated it with my own words. as indigenous people we are able to search for them. we showed the world that we found the plane and we showed the world that we found the children. the first t

murray was bidding for a third successive tour title, following his victories at surbiton and nottinghamt month. from me in the team, have a lovely time, goodbye. hello. june's certainly been a warm month for many of us and, at times, it has felt like the middle of summer. talking of which, june 21st marks the first day of astronomical summer, or the summer solstice, and it will be the longest day of the year. but let's get to the forecast, then. this is the satellite picture from the last day or so, and that weather front that brought the rain to many parts of the country in the last 2a hours. it will be moving away northwards. but in its wake, we'll see an area of high pressure developing towards the south and west, but will also be brushed by weather systems over the next few days in north—western areas of the uk. but the high pressure to the south is also going to open up the doors to much warmer weather streaming our way from spain, portugal and france. so it does look as though it's going to get hot towards the weekend. that's still to come. let's have a look at the forecast for we

katie swan missed out on the title at the surbiton trophy. with it the chance to become the new british number one. despite taking the first set, swan was beaten in the final by yanina wickmayer, who came through to win in three, sealing the victory on a deciding set tie break. it's the belgian�*s first grass court title. and means katie boulter will be the top women's british player when the rankings are confirmed tomorrow. and in the last few moments, andy murray has won the men's final at surbiton. he beatjurij rodionov in straight sets — 6—3, 6 —2. it's his first title on grass since winning wimbledon in 2016. the treble winners are back on home turf. manchester city returned from istanbul this afternoon after claiming a historic third of the three trophies, winning the champions league with a victory over inter milan. they'll parade them all in the city centre tomorrow evening after what their manager said was an achievement �*written in the stars'. nesta the celebrations have been going on for a day and there's at least another 2a hours

murray claimed his first title on home soil since wimbledon in 2016, with his win at surbiton last week to secure a top—32 seeding for wimbledon. the victory came after katie boulter, harriet dart and jodie burragejoined heather watson in the women's last eight, the first time four british women have reached the quarterfinals of the same wta tour event. that's just about it from us, for now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello, there. the last day of the working week promises to be another largely fine, dry and settled one for most of us, but we are looking at some changes taking place to our weather, all because of this area of low pressure, sitting out in the atlantic, very slowly edging towards our shores. it's going to continue to destabilise the atmosphere across western areas, so, through the morning, we'll see a bit of cloud here, certainly across the southwest, cornwall and devon, into wales, northern ireland. some western parts of england could start to see some sh

father's day presents go, not a bad one for andy murray, as he followed up last week's success in surbitoniumph. commentator: superb from murray. _ world number 181 arthur cazaux could only watch and admire. and while tougher tests await, the pre—wimbledon signs are encouraging. umpire: game, set and match, murray. j another title, and then a surprise. murray hadn't realised that in the crowd were his four children. hopefully, i'll get back home tonight and see my kids for father's day, get a rest day tomorrow and, yes, get pumped for queen's. oh, my god! aw, i didn't know they were here! applause i had no idea they were coming. - and the home fans soon had even more to cheer. jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all—british final on the women's tour since 1977. and it was boulter that seized it in straight sets. the biggest title of her career — dedicated to those who had supported her. this one always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family, you know, who work through the tough moments and the good moments... i'm sorry. applause but those tears soon turned to smiles. for b

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he won back—to—back titles at surbiton and nottingham this month and now inside the world's top 40, murray's against any opponent, at his famous stomping ground. it was an unbelievably important day for me and my career. you know, my feeling and it still would be the same today is that if i didn't win wimbledon, you know, probably my career would have been viewed as — that i would have failed, had i not done it. and obviously, winning wimbledon for the first time, it was an incredibly special day for me but the over—sort—of—whelming feeling for me was relief. it wasn't happiness, it wasn't excitement, i was just relieved that i had managed to do it. i felt there was a lot of pressure on me to win that match. i put a lot of that i myself as well. and built up into my head to be something that, look, there is no question it is amazing to win the tournament here, i would love to have done it ten times, but, you know, it was built up to be this huge, huge thing and, you know, after i won, it was just, yes, relief, and i wasn't sure for a little while after i'd won, like where do i go next? but y

the 36 year old beatjuri rodionov in the surbiton trophy challenger final in straight sets. skip the french open has beenjustified, after making what he called the "perfect start" to his grass—court season. tommy fleetwood narrowly missed out on his first pga tour title after nick taylor came out on top, in a thrilling play off at the canadian 0pen. the 35—year—old canadian nailed an incredible 72—foot putt on the fourth extra play—off hole — to become the first home winner of the event in 69 years. joy for taylor, as he clinched his third pga title, but it meant fleetwood had to settle for a fifth runner—up finish of his pga tour career. the boston red sox got the better of rivals the new york yankees 3—2 on sunday. chris martin with his 10th career save — striking out anthony volpe which helped them to victory. kite hernandez also hitting a tiebreaking single in the 10th inning. the red sox take on the colorado rockies later on today. ferrari ended a 50—year absence from the le mans 2a hour race, by toppling toyota in the centenary running of the famous sports car race. an

the 36—year—old beat juri rodionov in the surbiton trophy challengerfinal in straight sets.is decision to skip the french open has been justified, after making what he called the "perfect start" to his grass—court season. the treble winners are back on home turf. manchester city returned from istanbul on sunday after claiming an historic third trophy, winning the champions league with a victory over inter milan. they'll parade all of their trophies in manchester on monday. 0ur correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. a team who departed as hopefuls arriving back as heroes, after what can be described as a first—class season, manchester city, champions of europe for the first time. i city, champions of europe for the first time.— the first time. i think it's important _ the first time. i think it's important that _ the first time. i think it's important that the - the first time. i think it's i important that the children come and celebrate and see their players are right back. they're my favourite team, i've swported — they're my favourite team, i've supported them forever, som

he won back to back titles at surbiton and nottingham this month — and now inside the world's top 40,ound. it unbelievably important day for me — it unbelievably important day for me and my career. my feeling _ for me and my career. my feeling and it would still be the same today is that if i did not win— the same today is that if i did not win wimbledon is that i would — not win wimbledon is that i would probably in my career would — would probably in my career would have been viewed as that i would have been viewed as that i would — would have been viewed as that i would have failed. had would have been viewed as that iwould have failed. had i not done — iwould have failed. had i not done it — iwould have failed. had i not done it. and yes, obviously winning _ done it. and yes, obviously winning wimbledon for the first time _ winning wimbledon for the first time was — winning wimbledon for the first time was an incredibly special day for— time was an incredibly special day for me. but the overwhelming feeling that i had on that— overwhelming feeling that i had on that day was really

the youngest person on board the titan is suleman dawood, a 19—year—old student from surbiton in south's a student at the university of strathclyde in glasgow. his father, british businessman shahzada dawood, is also on board. he is vice chairman of pakistani conglomerate engro corporation. mr dawood is from one of pakistan's richest families. we've spoken about his son and his daughter as well, and his dog and his cat and his wife and other members of the family. he did tell me that he was going along as well so we knew he was with his dad on this trip, but i can't imagine what the family is going through. on a personal side, i know shahzada to be deeply involved with lots of initiatives that help improve people's lives. both he and his family are tremendous philanthropists, doing good for societies and humanity all over the world. hamish harding made money in banking software in the 1990s and set up his dubai—based privatejet business action aviation in 200a. he's a seasoned explorer who holds three guinness world records, including the longest time spent at full ocean depth during a

murray beatjuri rodionov in the surbiton trophy challenger final.eturns to brush aside the austrian 6—3, 6—2. newly crowned european champions manchester city have returned home after their victorious trip to istanbul. they landed at manchester airport in the last few hours. several fans were waiting to welcome them from the fence around the perimeter. city will parade all three of their trophies around manchester on monday. australia captain pat cummins says winning the ashes would make it a career defining summer after his team beat india at the oval to become world test champions. australia stamped out india's resistance in ruthless fashion to claim a 209—run win at the oval in london. nathan lyon finished with figures of fourfor a1 as india were left runners up for a second successive final. with just five days to go before australia renew their biggest rivalry against england, cummins says winning the ashes could define this team's legacy. ashes tend to define eras an teams, i think the great thing about this final is we feel like we have playe

father's day presents go, not a bad one for andy murray, as he followed up last week's success in surbitonzaux could only watch and admire. and while tougher tests await, the pre—wimbledon signs are encouraging. umpire: game, set and match, murray. another title, and then a surprise. murray hadn't realised that in the crowd were his four children. hopefully, i'll get back home tonight and see my kids for father's day, get a rest day tomorrow and, yes, get pumped for queen's. oh, my god! aw, i didn't know they were here! applause i had no idea they were coming. and the home fans soon had even more to cheer. jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all—british final on the women's tour since 1977. and it was boulter that seized it in straight sets. the biggest title of her career — dedicated to those who had supported her. this one always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family, you know, who work through the tough moments and the good moments... i'm sorry. applause but those tears soon turned to smiles. for british tennis, a day of double delight. andy swiss, bbc news. red bull's

there's tennis this side of the channel too with the surbiton trophy — the opening event of the grass, red button and bbc sport website. british number four harriet dart is taking on germany's tatyana maria in the second round. maria took the first set 6—4 and dart is a break—up in the second on. dan maria took the first set 6—4 and dart is a break—up in the second on. dan later dan evans faces canada's gabriel diallo. football, cricket — now basketball and the nba finals where denver nuggets have taken a 2—1 lead in the best of seven series against miami heat. they comfortably won game 3 in florida by 109—94 — with jamal murray bagging 34 points, 10 assists and 10 rebounds. nikola jokic also helped himself to a triple double — he and murray becoming the first teammates to achieve that feat in the finals. i would say it's a trust under feel. it is just reading the game and trusting that the others are going to make the right play. he knows and expects what to see from me and he knows the mood i am in. he knows the intensity and play with, whether it is low or high, time and score, and

first singles final on british soil in seven years after beating australian jordan thompson in the surbitonia'sjurij rodionov.belgian zizou bergs in tomorrow's final as his preparation for wimbledon continues. the 36—year—old's most recent british final appearance was in 2016 at the atp world tour finals. katie swan will overtake emma raducanu to become british number one if she wins tomorrow's women's final. swan made it through her semi—final with an impressive 6—1, 6—0 victory against lily miyazaki. swan faces yanina wickmayer in the final after the belgian ended the challenge of britain's katie boulter. reigning tour de france champion yonas vingergo looks like he's in the perfect form to defend his title next month — after winning the penultimate stage of the criterium du dauphine. the dane finished 41 seconds clear of britain's adam yates, who's moved up to second overall but is more than two minutes off the lead. australia are in ominous form ahead of the ashes against england next week... they set india a mountain to climb, on day four of the final of the world test championship. to

will replace the injured emma raducanu as british number one if she wins tomorrow's final at the surbitonry against fellow brit louis ms acupuncture she will face yanina wickmayer in the final after she beat katie boulter in the other semifinal. india have set up an exciting final day of them gets australia of the world test championship. they reached 164—3 at the close on day four at the oval. they have been set a world record 444 to win and need a further 280 on the final day. australia remain favourites an india would get a timely boost for australia before they start the ashes against england on friday as well test champions. francesco bagnaia has extended his lead at the top of the motogp riders championship by winning the sprint race at the italian grand prix. alex marquez started on the front row but his hopes of winning ended on the opening lap. pecco bagnaia converted his pole position to victory to put himself four points clear of title i was enveloped italian is marco bezzecchi ahead of the main race on sunday. ukraine have won the final of the cerebral palsy football european

and after winning at surbiton last week, it's his second title in a row americans rickie fowler and wyndham open with a one shot lead over the rest of the field. fowler could have had the outright lead, but three putted his final hole, meaning he had to settle for an even par round of 70. in contrast, clark produced this sublime approach at the eighteenth to set up his fourth birdie of the day, and a one under par round of 69. fowler and clark are on 10 under for the tournament. just one shot behind them is northern ireland's rory mcilroy, who won the last of his four majors back in 2014. i mentioned, out there, after going through the last few years, and that i mentioned, out there, after going through the last few years, i'm not scared to fail, i have dealt with that. we are just going to go and have fun and continue to try to execute, leave it all out there and see where we stand on 18. max verstappen will start tonight's canadian grand prix from pole, after coming out on top, in a rain affected qualifying session in montreal. the world champion timed his run to perfection in the final s

raducanu will no longer be the british number one after katie boulter reached the semi—finals of the surbitonatie swan could yet overtake both of them should she win the title and boulter lose her semi—final. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. britain's adam yates remains fourth overall at the criterium du dauphine after finishing sixth on today's stage, which was won by germany's yorg zimmermann. denmark'sjonas vingergo retained his overall lead ahead of defending his title at next month's tour de france. took a spectacular catch from cameron green to remove india out for 296 on day three of the world chess championship at the oval. —— world test championship. cory hill has withdrawn from wales's rugby world cup training squad. the lock confirmed he's pulled out to take up a club contract. he's the fourth player to leave the squad, following the international retirements of alun wyn jones, justin tipuric and rhys webb. away from istanbul. that is it for me. we'll live in the programme and the company of 0lly foster. plenty of places to go. includ

andy murray got his grass court season up and running with a win surbiton yesterday — he missed the frenchcanu's prospects of getting back to the top of the women's game. raducanu parted company with her 5th coach in two years last week — and murray told bbc breakfast she has no doubt radacanu will be back. obviously she did an incredible thing, winning the us open out of young age, coming through qualifying him completely unexpected and catapulted into a spotlight that she possibly wasn't ready for. the playing of the game is one thing but the understanding the life and business of being a pro athlete is quite something else. you need time to grow into that. she's just had three surgeries, which is quite worrying at 20. i think that will give her some time away from the game to evaluate where she needs to be. i would say a good team of advisers are around her that she can trust and understand the demands of tennis, that know her as a person and have her long term best interests at heart, x probably the most important thing she could do. she needs to get her body healthy, get a game in sha

father's day presents go, not a bad one for andy murray, as he followed up last week's success in surbitoning triumph. superb from murray. world number 181 ranked arthur cazaux could only watch and admire as murray proved that when it comes to playing on grass, he is still a force to be reckoned with. a perfect lob from andy murray. tougher tests await, but the pre—wimbledon signs are encouraging. murray didn't drop a single set on his way to the title, but if you thought that made his day... hopefully i'll get back tonight to see my kids, for father's day. so, hopefully i will get in before their bedtime, and get a rest day tomorrow, and get pumped for queen's. oh, my god! i didn't know they were here. i had no idea they were coming. applause and the home fans still had even more to cheer. jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all british final on the women's tour since 1977. the first set goes - the way of the british numberone. it was boulter that soon took control, showing just why she has taken over emma radacanu as the british number one in ruthless fashion. the result was a s

won surbiton. he is _ much of a break, which is good. won surbiton.d a rival who had burst into her home in liverpool. today, 0livia's former schoolmates will remember her at a special performance garden bearing her name which is formally opened. mairead smyth went to meet some of them. # when i grow up, when i grow up, when i grow up... matilda — this year's school musical in memory of olivia pratt—korbel, who loved the show. bit more specialer cos it's notjust, like, a funny little play that — the school play's like a memory. it's hard not to get l upset when doing it, when you're remembering her. # when i grow up... when i grow up — something 0livia will never do. her former classmates among the cast. she was a good friend to have cos, in year three, when i came to the school, i had no friends. so she became my friend and i remember — i remember her as a really kind person who did something really nice for me. today marks what would have been 0livia's tenth birthday. four schools will come together for a community spirit event — including this choi

his wimbledon preparations with a straight sets victory over chung hyeon in the first round of the surbiton court season. jim hines, who was the first man to run the hundred metres in under ten seconds, has died at the age of 76. the american first broke the record at the us championships in 1968. he did it again while winning gold at that summer's olympics and held the record until 1983. that's the longest time an athlete has held the record for the men's hundred metres. he also wondered really gold at the mexico games. after his sprint career he played in the nfl with miami dolphins and then kansas city chiefs. bbc sport understands that moran was called in by the captain after the fellow spinner was ruled out. he played 64 tests before retiring prior to the last actually series in a straight in 20 and one, if he accepts england's call he was join the squad for the first test on the 16th ofjune. and that's all the sport for now. you can stay up—to—date using the bb sports website and the app. hello. we'll start by casting our eyes a little bit further into the week because some of you may

start" to his grass—court season by winning his first title on the surface for seven years at the surbiton, more cloud in the sky there. across parts of cornwall, we've seen some showers. and that's because we are closest in the west to this area of low pressure, this swirl of cloud here. and as this draws closer, the showers will become more widespread. so through tonight, southwest england, wales, parts of northwest england, south—west scotland and especially northern ireland will see some heavy, thundery downpours. the downpours across northern ireland could welljoin together into longer spells of rain. quite humid in the west — 15 for liverpool and cardiff. cooler and, in fact, rather chilly for some eastern parts of england and eastern and northern parts of scotland. tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the west. one or two may get a little bit further east, and certainly there will be more cloud in the mix, and some low cloud and some very murky conditions developing across the northern isles, maybe getting into some northeastern coasts of scotland. pollen levels tomo

his wimbledon preparations with a straight sets victory over chung hyeon in the first round of the surbiton6—2 and will face a qualifier in round two of the challenger event. the briton skipped the french open in order to focus on the grass court season. we've not long to wait now until the ashes just under two weeks. and over the year's, one of england's most formidable opponents from the australian line up has been david warner. the opening batsman is a veteran of six ashes series now, stretching back 10 years and has accumulated plenty of rivalries in that time. he's been speaking to the bbc�*s isa guha about his team's chances this summer. obviously first and foremost looking forward to the championship. it's a nice warm up and potentially could be champions of a test champions leading into what could be a fantastic ashes put up if they pull this weather out it will be awesome. might be actually five days of cricket. ., ., , ., cricket. over at lourdes, england are dominating. _ cricket. over at lourdes, england are dominating. what _ cricket. over at lourdes, england are dominating. wh

murray was bidding for a third successive tour title, following his victories at surbiton and nottingham try and get a proper period of work done before wimbledon stance. the top seed carlos alcaraz is through to the 2nd roundbut he had to come from a set down to beat the frenchman arthur rinderknech who qualified as a lucky loser. after winning the 2nd set 7 5, alcaraz took the decider on a tie break to seal his place in the last 16 where he'llfacejir lehe ka of the czech republic. in birmingham, katie boulter lost her first match since becoming the new british number one. she was looking for back to back titles, following last week's victory in nottingham but was beaten in straight sets by zhu lin of china. burrage lost to fellow briton harriet dart by 2 sets to one. she will now face the number five seed from ukraine. that is all the sport, rememberyou seed from ukraine. that is all the sport, remember you can stay up—to—date using the bbc sport website and the app. hello, good evening. a very changeable day to day, sunny spells around at times, but also longer spells of rain and heav

it was a ninth—straight victory for murray, including winning the surbiton trophy last sunday.gers crossed he gets a good run. i know you love _ tomorrow? fingers crossed he gets a good run. i know you love your- good run. i know you love your cricket, though. a few hours to go. i was lucky enough to be at edgbaston day one and it was beautiful and so much fun being there and all of the possibility of what might come and every outcome still, you know, being a air. you couldn't have _ still, you know, being a air. you couldn't have anticipated what stokes did. couldn't have anticipated what stokes did-— couldn't have anticipated what stokes did. ~ ., ~ , stokes did. who could? arguments auoin on stokes did. who could? arguments aoian on in stokes did. who could? arguments going on in my _ stokes did. who could? arguments going on in my house _ stokes did. who could? arguments going on in my house as _ stokes did. who could? arguments going on in my house as to - stokes did. who could? arguments| going on in my house as to whether that was the right thing to do. in stokes we trus

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father's day presents go, not a bad one for andy murray, as he followed up last week's success in surbiton and while tougher tests await, the pre—wimbledon signs are encouraging. umpire: game, set and match, murray. another title, and then a surprise. murray hadn't realised that in the crowd were his four children. hopefully, i'll get back home tonight and see my kids for father's day, get a rest day tomorrow and, yeah, get pumped for queen's and... oh, my god! aw, i didn't know they were here! applause. 0h. i had no idea they were coming. and the home fans soon had even more to cheer. jodie burrage and katie boulter in the first all—british final on the women's tour since 1977. and it was boulter that seized it in straight sets. the biggest title of her career — dedicated to those who had supported her. this one always gets me a little emotional. my team, my family, you know, who work through the tough moments and the good moments... i'm sorry. applause. but those tears soon turned to smiles. for british tennis, a day of double delight. andy swiss, bbc news. the prospects for british play

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court season — and he kicked off with a straight sets victory over south korea�*s chung hyeon in the surbitoning champion iga swiatek, who�*s going for a third title on the paris clay. inevitably we are already talking about wimbledon. andy murray skipping the french open as he did in 2013 when he won the tournament and he still rates his chances, still fancies himself against the world�*s best playing on the surface and he is looking in good shape, physically fit, so who knows what lies ahead? taste physically fit, so who knows what lies ahead?— physically fit, so who knows what lies ahead? ~ lies ahead? we might get some intel on that because _ lies ahead? we might get some intel on that because we _ lies ahead? we might get some intel on that because we have _ lies ahead? we might get some intel on that because we have his - lies ahead? we might get some intel on that because we have his mum . lies ahead? we might get some intel i on that because we have his mum judy coming in to talk about it and she has written a novel. taste coming in to talk about it and she has written a novel.— comin

deliberately missed the french open and beat austria'sjurij rodionov in straight sets to win the surbiton djokovic looked like when i first watched him play against andy when they were 11. what an incredible career he has gone on to have. record—breaking 23 grand slam titles — goat emoji." laughter great picture. the goat stuff will debated. but what still strikes me, novak djokovic was among grand slam when roger federer was on 16 and it felt like an impossible gap to try to close. i know he is a divisive figure, like marmite, but the work he has put in to close the gap and now he has the outright lead on 23 grand slam titles. he now he has the outright lead on 23 grand slam titles.— grand slam titles. he is controversial _ grand slam titles. he is controversial and - grand slam titles. he is controversial and has i grand slam titles. he is i controversial and has may grand slam titles. he is - controversial and has may be grand slam titles. he is _ controversial and has may be more of an edge than roger federer. absolutely and he says he is not done. wimbledon three weeks away, he is no

could roll back the years at wimbledon this summer following back—to—back grass—court titles at surbitononbury for the first campers to go in. it is looking dry and sunny for most of the weekend. that is good news for everybody pitching a tent. may be disappointing for people who enjoy the mud. two people glad to be there are toya wilcox and her husband, robert fred. good morning. this is the first time either of us have _ this is the first time either of us have paid — this is the first time either of us have paid -- _ this is the first time either of us have paid —— played glastonbury. so excited _ have paid —— played glastonbury. so excited i_ have paid -- played glastonbury. so excited. . ., , , , excited. i am not sure the dress code is going — excited. i am not sure the dress code is going to _ excited. i am not sure the dress code is going to work! _ excited. i am not sure the dress code is going to work! we - excited. i am not sure the dress| code is going to work! we always dress like this, _ code is going to work! we always dress like this, even _ code is going to work! we alwa

preparation for wimbledon continues to look good after sealing a spot in the quarter—finals of the surbitonworld but there's still a chance he could be seeded at wimbledon. so there we are, that is it from prague where the dust is settling. west ham fans as they wake up and make their way may be to the airport or station or even the long drive, they can feel every step they took from where ever in the world they came from was worth it.— came from was worth it. thanks, mike. came from was worth it. thanks, mike- see _ came from was worth it. thanks, mike- see you — came from was worth it. thanks, mike. see you later— came from was worth it. thanks, mike. see you later on. - supermarkets say they've recently seen a big change in how we shop. lots of us are going less often and buying more own—brand food. hannah's taking a looking at this for us this morning... yes, we still talk about the 'weekly shop' but in reality we've been going to the supermarket much more than that. before the pandemic, the average household went 18 times a month. that has fallen though — now it's down to 16 times a mo

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