i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was brokenjust minutes.inutes. i'm fortunate the tomas berdych, it was brokenjust twice in the match but those are the margins against a player who is perhaps considered the greatest of all time —— unfortunately. roger federer will be going for his eighth title here, that would be a record to go one in front of pete sampras. it would be a 19th grand slam. he will be facing cilic in the showpiece on sunday. roger federer into the men's singles final once again. from east london to west london now. the floyd mayweather conor mcgregor road show has rolled into the uk. they've been doing media in america and canada ahead of theirfight in las vegas next month. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conway is at today's event at wembley arena. you might be able to hear the background, thousands of fans waiting to get into wembley arena and they are singing the name of one man, colin mcgregor. he has been around the world this week, promoting this mega— fight between them but there is some discussion about the merit

a huge opportunity for federer against tomas berdych.g a five hour match, but there is no question he is the strong favourite against tomas berdych. he is one of those players —— tom —— tomas berdych probably recorded more wins than most against him a few yea rs wins than most against him a few years back, in recent years it has been pretty much one—way traffic. federer has had two straightforward and impressive wins against dangerous opponents in the last few rounds. but 35—year—olds, even federer, are prone to having the odd bad day. federer is still going strong. explain his legendary status in the game. he had set records that may never be broken anywhere, then a period of injury. the bat was costock —— the back was causing him a lot of debt problems in 2013. last year it was problems with his need, as he turned suddenly having from his twins a bar. but he took six months out of rest and recuperation. only two men have beaten him all year. there you have it, the definitive word, from our terrorist —— tennis correspondent. the biggest

tomas berdych edged this one. into the second, injury struck once again.okovic. thomas berdych was through to face roger federer in the final. i was able, maybe, you know, for 30 minutes to play with some pain. it was bearable, let us call it that. all of the treatments could not really help. serving forehand, that was where i could feel it the most. there was really no sense. meanwhile, andy murray's been widely praised on social media for a comment that he made during in his post—match press conference. after losing to sam querrey in the quarter—finals, the world number one correcting a reporter with his facts. sam querrey was the first us player to reach a major semi—final since 2009... male player. sorry? male player. yes, male player, that is for sure. to cycling, and the german, marcel kittel, just can't stop winning. he took wednesday's11th stage of the tour de france from eymet to pau on the edge of the pyrenees, a distance of 203 kilometres. it's the second successive stage win for the quickstep rider. and his fifth in the year's race. the defendi

tomas berdych is on a seven match losing streak against federer.a very good victory earlier —— he will ta ke very good victory earlier —— he will take on marin cilic who had a very good victory earlier over sam querrey, the american, he reaches the finalfor querrey, the american, he reaches the final for the very first time. a very good win for the croatian marin cilic. not such good news for alfie hewitt of britain in the wheelchair semifinals. yes, he was the only wheelchair player to make it through to the semifinals in the singles but he was beaten by his argentinian opponent. he lost the tie—break. average usjust got opponent. he lost the tie—break. average us just got back out on court, though, alongside gordon reid and they are defending their title in the wheelchair doubles —— alfie hewett has just got back out on court. heather watson is defending her title in the mixed doubles later. jamie murray will be out there with his partner martina hingis in the semifinals of the mixed doubles. no johanna hingis in the semifinals of the mixed doubl

while the winner will face either roger federer or tomas berdych. those will be on friday.britain's heather watson and her finnish partner henri kontinen who have made it through to the mixed doubles quarterfinals. they beat the fourth seeds ivan dodig and sania mirza in straight sets. england's women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. 0pener tammy beaumont got england off to a good start in derby — she made 93. when she wasjoined by natalie sivver, who made 129 — her second century of the world cup — they pushed on to 284 for nine off their fifty overs. new zealand began well... but then collapsed, losing four wickets to england's spin bowlers in quick succession. they were bowled out for 209. giving england victory by 75 runs. theirfifth in a row. australia and south africa are also through to the last four. german marcel kittel has won yet another stage at the tour de france... his fifth this year... while chris froome holds onto the leader's yellowjersey. in one of the flattest stages of this year's race — kittel — in the green

he beat tomas berdych in straight sets to seal a place in this year's showdown.the action. there is a man transported around the all—england club as if he was the trophy itself. roger federer is that precious. this is what wimbledon looked like in 1998. that teenager, the junior singles champion. announcer: roger federer from switzerland. back then, your phone may well have been at home, and your camera had film in it. the world changes, but federer‘s appeared timeless, his appeal spanning nations and generations. sure, nobody‘s perfect, but nobody‘s seemed closer. his semifinal against tomas berdych was classic federer — a tight match against a strong opponent, where federer alwaysjust seemed to have more. at 35, he's rationed his tournaments, conserved his energy, to enable him to win points like this. the first two sets both went to tie—breaks. when he wants to, federer can just turn a rally with a flick of his wrist. commentator: it's just delicious, isn't it? berdych had beaten federer here before, reached the final here before. he was trying. it was 6—4 in

he will be playing tomas berdych, the cheque.er the firm favourite but remember he was beaten by tomas berdych in 2010 when the czech player reached the final. that could bea player reached the final. that could be a very close contest. andy murray and johanna konta both out, but there's still british interest with alfie hewett. he is already on court today. he is already on court todaym he is already on court today. it was not a great start to the wheelchair singles yesterday but alfie hewett is playing gustavo fernandez of argentina. he started well, taking the first set 6—4. one game up in the first set 6—4. one game up in the second. lucy shuker and jordanne whiley in a wheelchair doubles later. and heather watson and her partner henry playing as well, and jamie murray and martina hingis are in the mixed doubles semifinal. no johanna konta and andy murray, but still plenty for the british fancy at the all—england club to cheer. —— fa ns at the all—england club to cheer. —— fans at the all—england club. james anderson has take

and so the tomas berdych and to roger federer. wimbledon pedigree, he has reached the final before beating roger federer before. he went to a tie—break. one by roger federer, under pressure and under control. the evening can be the best part of the day, but at 35, can roger federer be getting better? there was some evidence to suggest it. a good semifinal is a close semifinal. another tie—break and another set to roger federer. another step closer. of course, tomas berdych could come back and win this match in five sets. it would be the biggest feet of his career if he did. jamie murray and heather watson are still going in the mixed doubles and the wheelchair tournament is underway. but the hold federer has on this place goes beyond national identity. it is unique as he goes for this record eighth title. well underway on the centre court at the moment. thank you very much, joe wilson. time for a look at the weather, here's nick miller. little bit warm at wimbledon this weekend, but no where near as hot as spain. montero got 2a7 c

tomas berdych does have some r . tomas berdych does have some weaponry.o weeks so i fa ncy cilic over the last two weeks so i fancy him as favourites i think federer and cilic in the final. tomorrow sees the start of the wheelchair events which last year provided british players with three of the four titles — gemma louise stevenson has been taking a look at their prospects 12 months on. passion, power, agility and skill. welcome to the wimbledon wheelchair draw which in 2016, saw the crowning of british champions in three out of four events. we have set the bar quite high and our competition now are doing some of the things we started to do and so they are chasing us hard. 0ur priorities are to make sure we remain ahead of competition. british number one lucy shuker is already beaten one of the top seeds 2017. everyone is beating eve ryo ne top seeds 2017. everyone is beating everyone else but i have been working hard and ifeel confident andi working hard and ifeel confident and i have to bring it on the day. the defending men's doubles champion is firml

he beat tomas berdych in straight sets in the semi—final to seal a place in this year's showdown, whens if he was the trophy itself. roger federer is that precious. this is what wimbledon looked like in 1998. that teenager, the junior singles champion. announcer: roger federer from switzerland. back then, your phone may well have been at home, and your camera had film in it. the world changes, but federer‘s appeared timeless, his appeal spanning nations and generations. sure, nobody‘s perfect, but nobody‘s seemed closer. his semifinal against tomas berdych was classic federer — a tight match against a strong opponent, where federer alwaysjust seemed to have more. at 35, he's rationed his tournaments, conserved his energy, to enable him to win points like this. the first two sets both went to tie—breaks. when he wants to, federer can just turn a rally with a flick of his wrist. commentator: it's just delicious, isn't it? berdych had beaten federer here before, reached the final here before. he was trying. it was 6—4 in the third, and the number of sets federer has lost at this year's wi

. —— tomas berdych. will award the 2024 and 2028 summer games at their meeting in september, meaning those games will be staged in paris and los angeles. they're the only candidate cities for 2024 and it's hoped one will offer to take the 2028 0lympics ahead of a vote, or if they're unsuccessful in their bid for the earlier games. alex capstick has more details. resounding support for the proposal after thomas bach described the jewel award as a golden opportunity. cities around the world were turning their backs on the games due to high cost. hamburg and rome and budapest pulled out of it. two strong candidates with relatively inexpensive plans. the ioc was presented with a period of stability, a chance for calm. both cities have given the idea their blessing. although they began preparations for 2024, another will accept for 2028. much will need to be discussed, but if things stay as they are, they will be the hosts of they are, they will be the hosts of the next big games. former all—rounder, ravi sha

djokovic beating adrian mannarino in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals where he'll play tomas berdych of a hole near the baseline and made his feelings known to the umpire. he's not the first player to raise the issue about the state of the courts at this year's championships. the courts honestly are not that great this year and many players feel the same. it is what it is. the weather also affects the grass. i am sure the grounds men know theirjob the best in the world that the grass is probably the most complex surface to maintain. it is not easy and they are trying their best. but, i have played better courts. elsewhere jamie murray and his partner martina hingis made progress in the mixed doubles. the top seeds beat the czech pair romanjebavy and lucie radecka in straight sets to reach the quarter—finals. so let's look ahead to what's in store for tomorrow. the weather's going to be much better. that's the first thing. it's men's quarterfinals day. andy murray's first up on centre with roger federer milos raonic to follow. on court one novak djokovic is back again for his last eig

roger federer is one win from a historic eighth wimbledon title after beating tomas berdych in theiremi—final earlier this evening. federer won in straight sets. he took the first and second on tie—breaks, and the swiss then wrapped up victory, winning 6—4 in the final set. yes, i mean, look, it was a long way backin yes, i mean, look, it was a long way back in some ways. last year was so difficult, just to stay calm, and speak to the team, and take another decision that we were going to sit out and wait longer and take time. but i'm so happy i did it, because my life continues after tennis, too. and the man he will play in the final is marin cilic. the former us open champion beat the american sam querrey in four sets. cilic lost to federer in five sets at last year's wimbledon. unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. especially the way this tournament unfolded from the first round, i was playing really great tennis, and today was a really ha rdfoug ht great tennis, and today was a really ha rdfought rattle. sam great tennis, and today was a really hardfought rattle. sam i think play

novak djokovic is also out, forced to retire during his quarter—final against tomas berdych.he german at this year's tour de france. hello. thank you forjoining us. we're going to kick things off at wimbledon where it was a big day for big—name shocks. the world number one, andy murray, who is also the defending champion, has been knocked out at the quarter—final stage as has three—time wimbledon winner, novak djokovic. if you chuck in stan wawrinka and rafa nadal falling by the wayside as well, it means the purveyor of indian summers, roger federer, at 35—years—old, is the highest ranked player left in the draw.. austin halewood rounds up the men's quarter—finals for us.

at wimbledon roger federer beats tomas berdych to book his place in sunday's final.ood evening and welcome to bbc news. two teenagers have been arrested after a string of acid attacks last night in london. five people in separate incidents had acid thrown in their faces, causing, in the case of one man, "life—changing" injuries. the attacks happened amid rising concern about the number of assaults in the capital involving corrosive substances. the attacks were carried out at five separate locations, in east london, within the space of less than 90 minutes. this report, from our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford, contains some disturbing images from the start. voiceover: in the aftermath of an acid attack last night... where's it hurting, mate, your eyes? we need to try and get water into your eyes. keep your eyes open. police officers desperately trying to reduce the burning and to save the victim's sight. rushing extra water to the scene. john moody watched the whole thing from the window of his flat. theyjust calmed the guy down. and one of the officers sa

and then came his retirement with an elbow injury while trailing tomas berdych by a set and a break in that injury has brought a premature end to djokovic's year. he plans to return at january's australian open, by which time he'll be outside the world's top ten. celtic start their bid to reach the final qualifying round of the champions league when they take on norwegian champions rosenborg in the first leg at celtic park this evening. brendan rodgers will be without the suspended leigh griffiths and is aware that the side from norway have plenty of champions league stars. jonathan sutherland is at celtic park. it is all about striker selection at celtic park. leigh griffiths band, mousa dembele is struggling with a hamstring injury, which means celtic may go with a makeshift strike of scott sinclair, tommy rogic, or both if brendan rodgers opts for a 3—5— two formation. hoping to get into the group stages for a second season but brendan rodgers is aware rosenborg have their own champions league pedigree. they are obviously trying to get back to the level of champions league which the

england have a fourth wicket in the cricket and roger federer against tomas berdych.egyptian interior ministry say a man has been arrested. it is though he may have swu m arrested. it is though he may have swum to the resort from a nearby public beach. a retired television producer has been jailed for 17 years for trying three times to hire a hitman to kill his partner, so he could inherit herfortune. 68—year—old david harris offered £200,000 to kill hazel allinson, his partner of 27 years. harris planned to start a new life with his girlfriend, but was caught when what he thought was one of the prospective hitmen, turned out to be an undercover police officer. the home secretary amber rudd has launched a new strategy to tackle illicit drug use. it's after what the home office called a "dramatic" increase in the number of deaths from drugs in england and wales in the past five years. the strategy focuses on helping addicts to recover, and makes clear there'll be no legal changes to decriminalise the use of drugs. here's our home affairs correspondent danny shaw. enfor

in his quarterfinal against tomas berdych, lost the first set on down the second, called it a day.ard for seven time champion roger federer. ageing like fine wine. he cruised into the semifinals in straight sets, at the expense of milos raonic. federer made short work of last year's runner—up with a trademark display. he won his 100th singles match. you'd to put money on federer, getting his eighth title. he is the favourite. find out on friday whether he makes the final. you are selling it well. i will watch both the semifinals. the fight between floyd mayweather and connor mcgregor is just over a month away. hype's in full swing. somewhere between pantomine — and pantomine. they met face to face for the first time — in la. it's the first stop in a four city, three country promotional tour for the fight — so you can expect to see a whole lot more of this. 11,000 fans turned out for this event. some think the promotion of the fight might be more entertaining than the fight itself. we'll find out. here is what the pair said after the their first face to face meet. conor mcgregor has

finished with a 70 -- pavelski is two shots off the lead wimbeldon action between roger federer and tomas berdychthe 18-time grand slam winner was looking to reach his eleventh wimbeldon final. federer had his work cut against berdych -- he won the first two sets via tiebreaker in the third -- federer wins the match on an unforced error this sunday he will looking to make history as the only player to win eight wimbeldon titles live look outside... golden gate bridge.. ( marty ) for the weekend: it's the menlo summerfest in menlo park. check out live music, world-class art, food and home and garden exhibits. it is happening in downtown menlo park from 10 a-m to 6 p-m. the event is free to attend. here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)very warm to hot weather will develop inland this weekend as high pressure builds across california from the desert southwest. cooling is then likely beginning early next week. ( marty ) fire crews and inspectors are still investigating what caused the fire at the commercial building in lafayette wednesday night.. the c

he beat tomas berdych in straight sets to book his 11th wimbledon final — as he looks for a record 19tho make history. he beat tomas berdych in straight sets to book his 11th wimbledon final — as he looks for a record 19th grand slam title. i feel privileged to be in another final. i know how much it means to so many players to be able to go out on centre court at wimbledon at any time in their career and i have had the pleasure to do it so many times. this time in another final, it is so good. i can not believe it is true again. looking to spoil federer‘s party on centre court tomorrow is marin cilic. the seventh seed came through a tough four set semifinal with sam querrey. cilic is into his second majorfinal after winning the 201a us open. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final after beating marcelo demoliner and maria jose martinez—sanchez in straights sets on centre court... and waiting for them are heather watson and henri kontinen. we are guaranteed a british winner in the mixed doubles final. they beat bruno soares and elena vesnina two sets to on

it is the men's semifinal on friday, he is bidding for a record eighth wimbledon title, against tomas berdychll take on marin cilic. a couple of tasty ties on friday. it is the men's semis on friday, the women's final on saturday, the men's final on sunday. i was looking at the bbc sport twitter feed, i saw this clip of wayne rooney. everton are in tanzania, part of their pre—season tour, wayne rooney has left manchester united, gone back to the clu b manchester united, gone back to the club where he made his debut many yea rs club where he made his debut many years ago, and this is a great moment. when really has a look up, he scores a fantastic goal! wayne rooney is back scoring again, with an everton shirt on. you can get that clip now online from the bbc, supplied by everton tv. the tanzania and fans enjoyed that. ina minute, tanzania and fans enjoyed that. in a minute, we will play the latest report from the bbc‘s china editor, she has been going along the historic silk road, which china is investing around £1 trillion into to recreate. google talk about the route, and she will report fr

it's a repeat of last year's semi—final, where milos raonic beat roger federer, while tomas berdych takes image of the day. maybe not after that johanna maybe not after thatjohanna konta victory. fittingly, on a day of rain showers, one man's lone battle against the elements and his rain poncho. he was trying to stay dry while watching the murray and hingis mixed doubles on court two, but got into a bit of a tangle. sometimes it's best to admit defeat. good night from sportsday hello there. at least johanna hello there. at leastjohanna konta gives some of the people at wimbledon plenty to cheer about as the rain arrived. it is here to stay for the rest of the evening. some of that rain quite heavy. it will give the garden is a good watering in central and southern england. elsewhere it has been sunny spells and scattered showers. temperatures falling away under clear skies tonight. the rain for the south and east will take its time to clear. perhaps not clearing from kent until dawn tomorrow morning. we start off with a bit of a north— south divide, cloudy, dull and damp through the early

a's are in oakland taking on the indians right now -- wimbeldon action between roger federer and tomas berdych-time grand slam winner was looking to reach his eleventh wimbeldon final. federer had his work cut against berdych -- he won the first two sets via tiebreaker in the third -- federer wins the match on an unforced error this sunday he will looking to make history as the only player to win eight wimbeldon titles yonder alonso gives you a few good interviews and now you love him. calm down! yonder alonso was the only representative for the a's at the all-star game. he's having a good year, it was a great story for him going back to his hometown of miami to play among the best in the game. you're never skeptical of steph curry's motives. why does he get a pass? steph curry is a true professional. he's an example to the youth on how to remain grounded regardless of how much success your surrounded by. you should thank your wife for stopping your money giveaways. how do you know colin kaepernick doesn't want to play football? colin kaepernick cares about making social change in our communit

he takes on tomas berdych later today. week. ijust want i just want to take it back to wimbledon for a moment, unlike other grand slams we all know there is a very strict dress code at the all—england club with that insistence on everyone wearing white clothes. but i didn‘t realise that extends to everything including underwear! clearly the message didn‘t quite hit home to these top seats in the boys double tournament. they were wearing pants over that quite so they had to leave the court and then come back once they had changed into something a little bit more appropriate! that will teach them at! that is all gosport borough now... no way! that is so weird, i had no idea! thank you so much. more now on our top story. a teenager has been arrested in connection with five acid attacks in east london within 90 minutes last night. police say the attacks were carried out by two men on a moped. two of the victims had their mopeds stolen, while one of them suffered what have been described as life—changing injuries. let‘s get the

finished with a 70 -- pavelski is two shots off the lead wimbeldon action between roger federer and tomas berdychime grand slam winner was looking to reach his eleventh wimbeldon final. federer had his work cut against berdych -- he won the first two sets via tiebreaker in the third -- federer wins the match on an unforced error this sunday he will looking to make history as the only player to win eight wimbeldon titles coming up at 11.. three kids are lucky to be alive after being struck by car while crossing the street.. tonight... you will hear from one of the victims.. keep it right here for kron 4 news at 11... all the day's big stories and your forecast, in half the time (( steve )) but first... they say that opposites attract but one street in the east bay brings together a lot of people behaving badly with a lot in common....people behaving badly is next. (( steve ))there is one street in the east bay that is almost like a magnet for bad behavior ... and not just one kind.(( pam )) in fact, it is so bad it attracted the attention of our very own stanley roberts, and, well, we'll let him e

final before losing to andy murray...the 35-year old federer will now face "toe-mah ber-dix" (tomas berdych) on friday for a spot in sunday's final...(wipe to judge hit by ball) more wimbledon action... and this one hurts... a judge gets hit by the ball she tries to dodge the 129 mile-per-hour serve...but it gets her on the shoulder...but she shakes it off and gets ready for the next serve... leaderas the overall leader last weather and goodbye ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s.s. garrett: you're the clairvoyant? [ gunshot ] he

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roger federer is one win from a historic eighth wimbledon title after beating tomas berdych in a semifinalon in straight sets. he took the first and second sets on tie breaks. and the swiss then wrapped up victory with a comfortable 6—4 final set win. it was a long way back in some ways. last year was so difficult. speak to the team and take on a decision that we would sit out and wait longer and ta ke we would sit out and wait longer and take time, but i am so happy i did it because my life continues after tennis as well. it was the first time marin cilic and sam querrey had reached the last four on the grass, and it was cilic who's gone one step further to the final. the former us open champion winning in four sets. unbelievable, especially the way this tournament unfolded. i was playing really great tennis and today was a really hard fought battle. sam played really high—level tennis, especially the first set. he was hitting really big from the back of the court. i was one up in the tie—break. after that, i felt of the court. i was one up in the tie—break. after that, ifelti of the cour

>> and in the second semifinal, roger federer looking to reach his 11th wimbledon final facing tomas berdych. federer puts berdych on the run to win the point and federer wins in straight sets to reach his 11th wimbledon final. >>> to baseball now. the red sox have designated former giants third baseman pablo sandoval for assignment. in 2 1/2 years with boston, the panda hit just .237 with 14 home runs. the red sox still owe him $49 million from the five-year, $95 million deal he signed after winning the 2014 world series mvp with the giants. >>> well, american century celebrity tournament in tahoe, steph curry catching a pass from aaron aaron rodgers. on the par 4, 11th, he nearly holes the second shot. he got a birdie and is tied for 23rd after the first round. >>> the warriors second round pick jordan bell sitting out golden state summer league finale in vegas. he got to seem his former teammate in oregon knock down eight three-pointers and score 35 points in the warriors's win over the clippers. they finish summer league play 2-4. >>> two weeks ago all star paul george was traded from in

he goes through to play tomas berdych in the quarterfinals tomorrow.the court, something that has been receiving criticism so far at this year's tournament. the courts honestly not that great this year. many players feel the same it is what it is. the weather also affects the grass. i'm sure the grounds men, they know theirjob the best in the world, but the grass is probably the most complex surface to maintain. it is not easy and they are trying their best. but i have played on better courts. we have our first semifinalist threw in the women's singles. the 1ath seed, muguruza. she beat lana kuznetsova and will go back into the world's top ten. right now on centre court, venus williams is in action against the french open winnerjelena 0stapenko. she took the first set in that 16—2. in the second,it the first set in that 16—2. in the second, it is a break each, venus williams hoping to make it through. she could face the british number one, johanna konta. it is going to bea one, johanna konta. it is going to be a very difficult match for johanna konta,

title, he would go one ahead of pete sampras should he wind the title here, he will be up against tomas berdychas he was a runner—up in 2010 on the beta that final. should be a close contest. although andy murray and johanna konta are both out, still some british interest in ill feet unit. yes, there is, he is plainly semifinal in the men's wheelchair singles, the only british girl left in that competition. he had a very good first set, he is taking on gustavo fernandez, the second seed from argentina, he won the first set 6-4, the from argentina, he won the first set 6—4, the second went to a tie—break, was won in fact agreed by fernandez, it has gone into a decider, the argentinian has held his serve, so thatis argentinian has held his serve, so that is a big mach four alcides ewert, trying to reach the final, he will be back later after that match to play alongside gordon reid defending their men's wheelchair doubles title. thank you. things are fairly evenly balanced between england and south africa on the first day of the second test at trent bridge. the visitors won the toss and chose to

he beat tomas berdych in straight sets to book his 11th wimbledon final, as he looks for a record 19thcourt at wimbledon at any time in their career and i have had the pleasure to do it so many times. this time in another final, it is so good. i can not believe it is true again. looking to spoil federer‘s party on centre court tomorrow is marin cilic. the seventh seed came through a tough four—set semi—final with sam querrey. cilic is into his second majorfinal after winning the 2014 us open. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final, after beating marcelo demoliner and maria jose martinez sanchez in straights sets on centre court. and waiting for them are heather watson and henri kontinen. they beat bruno soares and elena vesnina 2—1. so that means britain is guaranteed success, one way or another, in the final. gordon reid and alfie hewett are back in the hunt for another wimbledon title, after britain‘s star wheelchair tennis double act reached the final. after early defeats in the singles for the british pair, they rebounded as a team with victory over

he beat tomas berdych in straight sets to book his 11th wimbledon final — as he looks for a record 19thn centre court at wimbledon at any time in their career and i have had the pleasure to do it so many times. this time in another final, it is so good. i can not believe it is true again. looking to spoil federer‘s party on centre court tomorrow is marin cilic. the seventh seed came through a tough four set semifinal with sam ouerrey. cilic is into his second majorfinal after winning the 2014 us open. jamie murray and martina hingis are through to the mixed doubles final after beating marcelo demol—iner and maria jose martinez—sanchez in straights sets on centre court... and waiting for them are heather watson and henri kontinen. they beat bruno soares and elena vesnina two sets to one. so that means britain is guaranteed success one way or another in the final. will it be murray or watson died? —— will be maori or watson? gordon reid and alfie hewett are back in the hunt for another wimbledon title after britain's star wheelchair tennis double act reached the final. after early defeats

he is taking on tomas berdych. it could be a very close match.. he believes the people left in the tournament could well trouble him. i imagine he could make it through to another final here at wimbledon. and british fans haven't had an awful lot to cheer about in recent days, with andy murray and johanna konta both going out, and today alfie hewett. british interests in the wheelchair singles is now over. alf hewitt was the one remaining player but was beaten earlier on today. he was playing the number two seed fernandez from argentina. he was beaten in three sets. he has counted himself a bit unlucky but will be back later on in the doubles playing alongside gordon reid as they tried to defend the title they won last year. lucy and jordan wiley will be playing with their partners and the ladies doubles. heather watson and jamie murray also in the mixed doubles so plenty more for the british fans here chair. things are fairly evenly balanced between england and south africa on the first day of the second test at trent bridge. the visitors won th

critical of the court afterwards and he will be back tomorrow to face tomas berdych in the next rounddjokovic, a good win for him today. many thanks. find herself some shelter. that's all the sport from me for now. much more coming up in the next hour. workers in the uk employed on contracts that don't guarantee any hours should qualify for sick pay and holiday pay, and their employers should make national insurance contributions. those are some of the recommendations in a major report, commissioned by the government which is calling for changes to the running of the so—called "gig economy." theresa may has welcomed the report, saying it makes a major contribution to the debate about work practices in britain. but she says she doesn't want to stop the clock. here's our economics editor kamal ahmed. it was the prime minister who made the point, the vast majority of us spend more than half of our waking hours working. whether steady or insecure, full time or self—employed, singlejob or multiple, the world of work has changed. appearing alongside theresa may, matthew taylor said it was t

djokovic beating adrian mannarino in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals, where he will play tomas berdychndsman, i'm sure they know theirjob the best in the world. but the grass is probably the most complex surface to maintain. it is not easy, and they are trying their best. but i have played on better courts. a day off for andy murray, but not forjamie. he and his partner martina hingis made progress in the mixed doubles. the top seeds beat the czech pair romanjebavy and lucie hradecka in straight sets to reach the quarterfinals. the future of the british grand prix has been left uncertain after silverstone's owner confirmed they have activated a break clause to stop hosting the race after 2019. silverstone has been home to the race every year since 1987. however, the british racing drivers' club, which owns the circuit, is struggling with the financial cost of hosting it. running the british grand prix, we sustained net losses of £2.8 million in 2015, and £a.8 million in 2016. that is a total of £7.6 million just over the last two years. and we expect to lose a similar amount this year.

facing tomas berdych, 11th seed, who lost the last game against novak djokovic. out. beaten in five sets by the american sam ouerrey. murray is out. beaten in five sets by the american sam querrey. thank you. england's women are into the semi—finals of the cricket world cup after beating new zealand. much more in wimbledon sportsday at 6:30pm. let's get more on our top story — four weeks after fire destroyed grenfell tower, the trauma continues for the local community, particularly the children. our correspondent graham satchell has been to meet some of them, and find out how they're coping in the aftermath of the fire. in sight of grenfell tower, fun and laughter. this is kids on the green, a safe space where children are encouraged to be children. the football's really fun. there's a lot of food and, yeah, just really fun overall. the first week was pretty hard. then, it got a bit easier after a few weeks. then, when this started happening, you just come here, it distracts you a lot. kids on the green is run by volunteers, teachers, therapists, entertainers, ev

years on his contract becoming a free agent in 2019 wimbeldon action between roger federer and tomas berdychhe 18-time grand slam winner was looking to reach his eleventh wimbeldon final. federer had his work cut against berdych -- he won the first two sets via tiebreaker in the third -- federer wins the match on an unforced error this sunday he will looking to make history as the only player to win eight wimbeldon titles why all this hype for the nba summer league? 90 percent of the players won't make a team. for the most part teams already know who will be on their roster for this upcoming year, but it gives coaches a chance to see the players they drafted. for the won't really make a difference, but for the lakers see lonzo ball is crucial to their success moving forward i don't agree with you! i'm a giants fan whether they win or lose. the giants are one of the teams in the league with one of the most faithful fan bases. they're not good this year, but fans keep going to the games. you look the same as the day you started, well almost. i want to congratulate you on 25 years. please don't

final before losing to andy murray...the 35-year old federer will now face "toe-mah ber-dix" (tomas berdychn friday for a spot in sunday's final...(wipe to judge hit by ball) more wimbledon action... and this one hurts... a judge gets hit by the ball she tries to dodge the 129 mile-per-hour serve...but it gets her on the shoulder...but she shakes it off and gets ready for the next serve... tour de france stage 11 a farmer sends out some love to the riders hay bales forming a heart shapemore race fans dressing up some wine barrels german sprint specialist marcel kittel won the 126- mile stage his 5th stage win thus farchris frome (fro-may)... retains the yellow jersey as the overall leader (pam) you might say... christmas came in july for amazon. the astonishing record... the online retailer set in just 30 hours. ,$8drwblack friday and cyber monday.. a weekday in the middle of july has become one of the biggest shopping days of the year.( pam ) online shopping giant amazon held its annual prime day yesterday... and set a company record for sales. it is estimated people spent close to 3-billi

and novak djokovic is also playing today taking on tomas berdych.ving their best to have the court in the most playable condition possible at this moment but it is what it is. that‘s all for now. back at 10:30am. it‘s four weeks now since the devastating fire which destroyed grenfell tower in kensington — and this programme has discovered that fewer than half the local authority areas with tower blocks wrapped in panels that have failed fire safety tests have started to remove the material. 0ur reporterjim reed is here. people were talking about the cladding on the outside of the building and people are thinking that might have contributed to this bead with which the fire spread and the government have said that there have been 600 tests on similar blocks around the country. 255 have come back as a feel on fire safety, thatis come back as a feel on fire safety, that is every test so far. what are people doing? we spoke to councils and housing associations rather than councils in 36 areas affected. 0f those,in councils in 36 areas affected. 0f those,

federer will be second up on second court later on, he is taking on tomas berdych.l. am i surprised? happy i'm still doing it so well. am i surprised ? maybe happy i'm still doing it so well. am i surprised? maybe a little bit, but the plan was also —— was to be strong later on in my career. andy murray and johanna konta are still out of the two —— are u nfortu nately still out of the two —— are unfortunately out of the tournament, but plenty to share. yes,jamie but plenty to share. yes, jamie murray and heather watson will be in the mixed doubles later on. heather watson is part of the defending champions, they will be taking on their opponents but later on. jamie murray is playing with martina hingis. there is lots of action to come a little bit later on, in the wheelchair doubles. so plenty of british interests here at wimbledon today. that's all the sport for now, i will have more in the next hour. president trump is the guest of honour at the bastille day military parade in paris today — a century after the us came to the aid of france in the first world war. h

he's bidding to win a record 8th wimbledon title and will face tomas berdych in the semi finals.ring from cancer, but did turn whistle blower to help investigators uncover corruption in football. let's just return to andy murray for a moment, and as he exited wimbledon yesterday, he was his usual straight—talking self. we know he is always very supportive of women — and we saw another example yesterday in his post—match press conference when he corrected an american reporter on their tennis statistics... reporter: sam is the first us player to reach a major semi—final final since 2009... male player. i beg your pardon? male player. yes, first male player, that's for sure. that's all the sport, i'll be back with more at 10:30. children beaten and tear—gassed by police, their belongings destroyed; falling prey to traffickers. that's the life for many child migrants stuck in northern france, according to a report into what happened after the so—called ‘jungle' camp in calais was cleared by french authorities. the all party parliamentary group on human trafficking and modern slavery

he's bidding to win a record eighth wimbledon title and will face tomas berdych in the semifinals.eelchair event, which starts today. let us take you to court 17. these are live pictures of the first of a four british players who is in action. gordon reid is the defending champion and he also won the men's doubles last year. he is one down and he is alongside england ‘s alfie hewett. away from wimbledon, the former fifa official chuck blazer has died, aged 72. the american, seen here on the left, had been banned from all football activities for life, two years ago, after admitting charges of tax evasion. he'd been suffering from cancer, but did turn whistleblower to help investigators uncover corruption in football. it's a day for the climbers today at the tour de france, with stage 12 taking the race into the pyrenees. yesterday germany's marcel kittel won his fifth stage on this year's tour de france with victory in stage 11. chris froome retained the leader's yellowjersey and will be looking to defend his 18 second overall lead today. rory mcilroy says he needs to find form at t

also roger federer against tomas berdych. federer will be the strong favourite there.m sarah newton, the minister for safeguarding and vulnerability, who joins us from our westminster studio. thank you very much bought 14 to us this morning. pleased to be with you. -- for talking to us. how is this strategy going to cut the number of drug—related deaths? this strategy going to cut the number of drug-related deaths? we've learned a lot over the last few yea rs learned a lot over the last few years about how to give better treatment to people, you‘re right to point out there are different groups of people susceptible to different types of drug addiction and to reduce those deaths, we‘re really talking about people who tend to be older, whose been taking heroin, who are older, whose been taking heroin, who a re really ill older, whose been taking heroin, who are really ill and they need very particular treatment to help them with their recovery —— who‘s been. helping the recovery of the most vulnerable people at the heart of our strategy is going to make a real difference