tomljanovic is not ranked as high as her last two opponents.f nerves. she will know how to deal with it and she will use the crowd to her advantage. and we have seen in her performances that she can live with the top players. she has got a great game and she has gone from strength to strength. so i think she can keep it up. to strength. so i think she can keep it u -. ., to strength. so i think she can keep it u. ., ., _, to strength. so i think she can keep itu. ., ., it up. how are you feeling about the women's draw _ it up. how are you feeling about the women's draw at _ it up. how are you feeling about the women's draw at the _ it up. how are you feeling about the women's draw at the moment, - it up. how are you feeling about the i women's draw at the moment, bearing women�*s draw at the moment, bearing in mind what we have seen today, ash barty coming through but coco gauff out. any surprises today? it�*s barty coming through but coco gauff out. any surprises today?— out. any surprises today? it's been really pleasing _ out. any surprises

to say this very tell— ajla tomljanovic and he was to say this very tell cannot _ ajla tomljanovic andiry tale cannot continue. beating the world number 45 to become the well�*s youngest to reach the fourth round. early i spoke to laura robson who knows what it is like as a teenager to reach the fourth round of wimbledon. she knows emma raducanu as she explained what this when will it mean for her. it was very nerve—racking, very tight at times and very exciting because emma played so well, she behaved so well and it was incredibly impressive, especially for her age and when you consider this as her grand slam debut and she has not played over the last year because of covid, her parents made the decision to not allow her to travel which allowed her to finish her a—levels and focus on other things, but she has not played many matches over the last year and a half and she has come out, competed wonderfully from the first point of the first round and has looked like she has enjoyed herself from the very beginning and today behaved so well and got the crowd involved and from a 3—1 down in

the 18—year—old was forced to retire in her last 16 match against ajla tomljanovic after a medical issuee second week was how to wait the practice courts in the afternoon, show court finally at 7:52pm and what we saw it looked like another example of remarkable composure. her opponent, top of the screen from australian ajla tomljanovic, is over a decade into her professional career. but look who was embracing the occasion. you could see how closely matched the players were every rally feeling tense. imagine being emma's mum. a 50 minute first set was settled like this. 6—4 to tomljanovic put in the second is at the tennis remained intense under the roof, requiring energy, demand concentration, everything. it became clear she was battling more than the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament. for whatever reason it was certainly too much and what can we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reasons, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really hurt if she came to

when that is over, we will get emma raducanu against ajla tomljanovic.had some problems in his opening round match against adrian mannarino, who retired when he was 2-1 mannarino, who retired when he was 2—1 up but since that win, roger federer has looked good. he has got his rhythm back. lorenzo sonego is a tougher test, a hard hitter, but federer is 6—5 up on a potential collision course. novak djokovic has a long way to go till the final, but federer is chasing that 21st grand slam. that is the last match up on centre court. before roger federer took to the court, we saw a 17—year—old coco gauff go out of these championships. she has played so well here, the angelique kerber, the only former champion left in the women's draw, is making her way into the quarterfinals. she was the winner here in 2018. she only won one title since that wimbledon, but she is looking good after winning a grass court title in hamburg. also we have seen a fantastic story for the first north african woman to go this far at the championships. she is into the quarterfinals, a t

but she seems to be playing for fun, tomljanovic.ng just how long it lasts. long—term goals, my dream is to win wimbledon. emma raducanu's hardly the only tennis—mad teenager with that ambition. the difference is she's already made her mark on sw19 in remarkable style. promoted from court 18 to the show courts, she's now been hailed the star of british tennis after making it through to the fourth round, all without losing a set or her cool. after the covid situation, i think you just have to cherish every single moment that you get, and all the opportunities. soi so i think that is definitely... if you're not having fun at court 1, where are you going to have fun? on the court or in the classroom, raducanu held herself to high standards. she is awaiting her a—level results and won't accept anything less than a*s. her school in bromley already had one former pupil expected to set the sporting world alight this summer in olympic sprinter dina asher—smith. now it has another, who is already inspiring pupils. i hope that i could be there

the 18—year—old was a set down to australian ajla tomljanovic when she appeared to be suffering fromesson in when the second week was how to wait the practice courts in the afternoon, show court finally at 7:52pm and what we saw it looked like another example of remarkable composure. her opponent, top of the screen from australian ajla tomljanovic, is over a decade into her professional career. but look who was embracing the occasion. you could see how closely matched the players were from every rally feeling tense. imagine being emma's mum. a 50 minute first set was settled like this. sixth —— 6—4 to tomljanovic put in the second is at the tennis remained intense under the roof, requiring energy, demand concentration, everything. rodic on it was trying to keep up with the pace but between points she was taking every second she could, frequently going to hotel —— raducanu was trying to keep up. it became clear she was battling more than the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths.— than the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths. remember, this is an 18-year-old — nice deep brea

raducanu's opponent last night, ajla tomljanovic, was back in action today, but her wimbledon is also sets. it means world number one barty has reached her first wimbledon semifinal with a 6—1, 6—3 win, and she'll now face angelique kerber in the last four, after the 2018 wimbledon champion beat karolina muchova in straight sets. both aryna sabalenka and karolina pliskova are also into their first wimbledon semifinals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at the all england club. her adventure is over, though, so sabalenka will now face pliskova, who overcame viktorija golubic. it's going to be tough match. she's a great _ it's going to be tough match. she's a great player. her game also really well on _ a great player. her game also really well on the — a great player. her game also really well on the grass, but i'm looking forward _ well on the grass, but i'm looking forward to— well on the grass, but i'm looking forward to this match. mark... nick parrott reports. a brief respite from the mountains and the chance for mark ca

the 18—year—old was forced to retire in her last 16 match against ajla tomljanovic after a medical issueeer. but look who was embracing the occasion. you could see how closely matched the players were, every rally feeling tense. imagine being emma's mum. a 50—minute first set was settled like this. 6—4 to tomljanovic put in the second is at the tennis remained intense under the roof, requiring energy, demand concentration, everything. raducanu was trying to keep up with the pace, but between points, she was taking every second she could, frequently going to her towel. it became clear she was battling more than the score, medical timeout. nice deep breaths. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament. for whatever reason, it was certainly too much, and what can we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reasons, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really hurt if she came to the decision to retire. _ to play as a brit at home i is unbelievable, so i'm really sorry for her because i wish we could have finished

that's going to be too long. 6—4 to tomljanovic.rything. raducanu was trying to keep up with the pace but between points she was taking every second she could, frequently going to her towel. at 3—0 down, it became clear she was battling more than the score. medical time out. remember, this is an 18—year—old in her first major tournament, for whatever reason, it was suddenly too much. and what could we feel but sympathy? the match was over. ladies and gentlemen, due to medical reason, miss raducanu is not able to continue the match. emma must be really, really hurt if, you know, she came to the decision to retire. i know... i mean to play as a brit at home, it's unbelievable. so i'm really sorry for her because, you know, i wish we could have finished it. but, you know, it's sport. it happens. so i'm really wishing her all the best. well, standing here in the early evening drizzle, this wasn't the way any of us wanted it to finish. but we must remember and we must hope that for all emma raducanu has achieved at the championships, for

raducanu's opponent last night, ajla tomljanovic, was back in action today, but her wimbledon is alsoemifinals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at the all england club. her adventure is over, though, so sabalenka will now face pliskova, who overcame viktorija golubic. it's going to be tough match. she's a great player. her game also really well on the grass, but i'm looking forward to this match _ mark cavendish sprinted to his 33rd victory at the tour de france. nick parrott reports. a brief respite from the mountains and the chance for mark cavendish to shine again. a place where he won back in 2010. doing it again was what mattered. he took it easy at the intermediate sprint. saving his energy for the finish and a couple of lapses amd concentrations and classes not much you can do about mechanical problems. catching up would cost the italian vital energy. even without the setback, he would have struggled. his team set him up perfectly for the finish, and once again, he surged to victory — his third of the tour. if he ca

will headline monday's fourth round action on the show courts as she takes on australia's ajla tomljanovic woman to reach the wimbledon last 16 in the open era. it's been another unpredictable day at the tour de france. the 25—year—old australian ben o'connor put in an extraordinary performance to win stage 9 and move up to second place overall. but tadej pogacar is two minutes clear of o'connor in the yellow jersey, and more than five ahead of anybody else. drew savage reports. it has been the face of constant surprises so far but would there be any more? well, yes. it's rare for anyone near the race lead to make it into a breakaway but ben o'connor managed it. although as he started the day 1ath, over eight minutes behind pogacar, maybe the defending champion could afford to relax just a little bit. o'connor was having the ride of his life. the young australian has won a stage at the giro d'italia before, but now in the alps he was heading for a really big win. the yellow jersey group had to respond, which included geraint thomas — looking stronger after losing 35 minutes yesterday. he l

number one and number one seed, made it through to the semifinals, beating fellow australian ajla tomljanovics up a last four tie with angelique kerber, the only former wimbledon champion still in these championships. what a story it's been for kerber. between 2018, when she won the title here, and the start of these championships, she'd only won one title. that was in hamburg on grass last month. she's been looking absolutely fantastic, and she got past karolina muchova 6—2, 6—3. on the other side of the draw, aryna sabalenka's breakthrough moment continues, and that on grass. not many people were expecting her to get this far at wimbledon, but she's finally got past that mental hurdle in her head of only reaching the fourth round of the grand slam. into the semifinals she goes after ending ons jabeur�*s story. jabeur, the first north african woman, the first arab woman to get this far at these championships, saw her run ended in straight sets. she didn't have all the answers she needed to get past a hard—hitting sabalenka. and sabalenka will play karolina pliskova for a place in the final.

ash barty against either tomljanovic, who basically had that win... it shows how late it is there! 0h, absolutely! she is comfortable on grass, she — no—one doubts after she recovered at the french open from that hip injury. and through her four matches, she makes it look like she is doing 0k, and her wins were convincing so far. she should probably go in as the favourite for every match she plays for the remainder of this tournament. a quick word about the men. no surprises, djokovic is through. federer is through but it wasn't easy, but straight sets in the end? but there is no—one but novak djokovic for the men's — to win the men's singles, is there? i think if novak djokovic loses, it will likely be due to himself — beating himself. there are some capable players in the final that are still there. matteo berrettini, the winner of queen's club is really emerging as a solid player on grass. but i think djokovic is still ahead of the field and pulling his way over christian garin today was very convincing. and so not many signs of slowing down at this point in the tournament. ben

number one and number one seed, made it through to the semifinals, beating fellow australian ajla tomljanovicips, and now sets up a last four tie with angelique kerber, the only former wimbledon champion still in these championships. what a story it�*s been for kerber. between 2018, when she won the title here, and the start of these championships, she�*d only won one title. that was in hamburg on grass last month. she�*s been looking absolutely fantastic, and she got past karolina muchova 6—2, 6—3. on the other side of the draw, aryna sabalenka�*s breakthrough moment continues, and that on grass. not many people were expecting her to get this far at wimbledon, but she�*s finally got past that mental hurdle in her head of only reaching the fourth round of the grand slam. into the semifinals she goes after ending ons jabeur�*s story. jabeur, the first north african woman, the first arab woman to get this far at these championships, saw her run ended in straight sets. she didn�*t have all the answers she needed to get past a hard—hitting sabalenka. and sabalenka will play karolina pliskova for

court and they'll be treated to the all australian tie between top seed ashleigh barty and ajla tomljanovicion barbora krejcikova in straight sets and is into the last 8 at the all england club for the first time. ido i do everything in my power to make sure that i was well prepared to come into this tournament, ifeel like prepared to come into this tournament, i feel like we are doing all the right things, we are trying to do everything that we can each and every day to be as many as possible ——to be as ready as possible, that is different to how we prepare for each and every tournament so definitely happy with the way things are going. but the first match on centre court on tuesday sees tunisia's ons jabeur up against 2nd seed aryna sabalenka. jabeur having made history by becoming the first arab woman to reach the quarter finals at wimbledon. she produced a stunning display to defeat seventh seed and 2020 french open winner iga swiatek. jabeur became the first arab woman to win a wta title at the birmingham classic injune and, having become the first arab woman to reach the fourth round

federer on centre court, but all eyes, as i was in at the start, on emma raducanu against islay tomljanovican championship semi final against denmark at wembley on wednesday. the players spent time relaxing in a swimming pool yesterday. the stunning 4—0 win over ukraine in the last eight on saturday means there's genuine hope that they can reach a major tournament final for the first time since 1966. it's something former england striker alan shearer thinks manager gareth southgate should take a lot of credit for. he allows them to express themselves. he takes a lot of the pressure on his shoulders, which will be very, very tough for him but he handles it magnificently. but that allows his players to go out and play with a freedom. they don't seem to care about past tournaments. it's great to see. it's great to see them go out and strut their stuff. let's hope they can do it again on wednesday evening. and england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the british and irish lions, while ireland's iain henderson will be captain against the cell c sharks injohannesburg on wednes

the 18—year old will play australian ajla tomljanovic today for a place in the quarterfinals.ng a set or her cool. after the covid situation, i think you just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. if you're not having fun on court 1, where are you going to have fun? on the court or in the classroom, raducanu holds herself to high standards. in april, she was doing her a—levels and won't accept anything less than a*s. after her surprise result at wimbledon, her coach, andy murray's father—in—law, hope she doesn't get swept up in the whirlwind. she's got to do the same as everybody else, she has to learn her trade and work her way up. i hope she stays grounded. i hope she keeps things together. and her parents must take a lot of credit for that. because that's the way she handles herself. that's the way she's been brought up. raducanu's promise was spotted young, but it was on these courts in bromley that her rise through the ranks accelerated. despite her talent, school friends have still been surprised by her achievements. i think it's be

can she get the better of ajla tomljanovic later this afternoon? welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last half an hour, the health secretary sajid javid has said that people who've had both doses of a covid vaccine in england will no longer have to self—isolate if they come into contact with a positive case of the virus. the change will come into force on 16th august, it will also apply to people under the age of 18, who are currently not eligible for vaccination. it comes despite the health secretary saying that daily cases "could go as high as 100,000" as restrictions ease. 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. 0ver jim reed reports. 7 million people in england have over 7 million people in england have had a call or a notification like this telling them to self—isolate after being in contact with someone who tests positive for covid. speaking in the commons, the health secretary said that is changing from the middle of next month. ., ' ~ ., ~ , month. from the 16th of august, when even more peeple _ month. from the 16th of august, when e

raducanu's opponent last night ajla tomljanovic was back in action today but her wimbledon is also overdon semi—final with a 6—1, 6—3 win and she'll now face angelique kerber in the last four, after the 2018 wimbledon champion beat karolina muchova in straight sets. both aryna sabalenka and karolina pliskova are also into their first wimbledon semi—finals. sabalenka beat tunisia's 0ns jabeur, who'd become the first arab woman to reach the last eight at the all england club. her adventure is over though so sabalenka will now face pliskova who overcame viktorija golubic. another win for mark cavendish who sprinted to his 33rd stage victory at the tour de france taking stage ten in valence. afterfour hours riding his der—kerr—nick quickstep team mates guided him perfectly to the finish. he's nowjust one stage win from equalling eddy merckx's record of 34 victories and could reach that milestone on thursday. taday pogacia retains the overall lead. the british and irish lions�* tour match against the vodacom bulls on saturday has been postponed because of covid—19 cases in the hosts' camp. f

becoming an overnight success at sw19, she was forced to retire from her last—16 match against ajla tomljanovicdo whatever they can to make sure her pigsty on the ground. she is a sensible young girl and she still hasn't played a full year on the tour yet, so for her, she will just want to get back at it, she works hard, she has the great work ethic, she wants to be back on the practice court as soon as possible and fly out to her next tournament as soon as she can. so ajla tomyanovic will now face world number one and fellow australian ash barty in the quarterfinals later today. top seed barty overcame french open champion barbora krejcikova with relative ease on monday and will look to reach herfirst wimbledon semifinal. meawhile, in the men's draw, novak djokovic continued his bid for a record—equalling 20th men's grand slam title with a routine win over chile's cristian garin. the world number one sailed through to the quarterfinals in straight sets. he will play marton fucsovics next. anotherfamiliarface is through to the quarterfinals — eight—time wimbledon champion roger federer beat ita

the 18—year old will play australian ajla tomljanovic today for a place in the quarterfinals.e only tennis — wimbledon. emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis mad _ wimbledon. emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis mad teenager - wimbledon. emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis mad teenager with - the only tennis mad teenager with that ambition. the difference is, she's already made her mark on nsw 19 in remarkable style. promoted from court 18 to the show courts, she is now being hailed the new star of british tennis, after making it to the fourth round, all without losing a set or are cool. applause after the covert situation, i think you just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and you just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. _ single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. -- _ single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. -- covid - the opportunities. —— covid situation. if you're not having fun on court one, where are you going to have fun? fin on court one, where are you going to have fun? . ., o

and all eyes will turn to court no one later. for 18—year—old emma raducanu's match against alja tomljanovictory for british tennis... and incredible to think that barely anyone knew who she was before the tournament started... it is an incredible story. thank you. i'm really pleased to say i am not alone appear on the roof at wimbledon. i am joined not alone appear on the roof at wimbledon. iamjoined by not alone appear on the roof at wimbledon. i am joined by sarah who is a director at bromley tennis centre. thank you for being here. you have known her since she is nine years old. what it has this past week felt like for you? it has been a world wind to be honest. we've been supporting from afar. everyone has 'ust been supporting from afar. everyone has just been — been supporting from afar. everyone hasjust been hugely _ been supporting from afar. everyone hasjust been hugely supportive. - hasjust been hugely supportive. there _ hasjust been hugely supportive. there is— hasjust been hugely supportive. there is a — hasjust been hugely supportive. there is a lot of excitement at the moment

raducanu's withdrawal sent ajla tomljanovic through, but she didn't make it into the semi—final.a pliskova for a place in the final. it's men's quarterfinals day — and among those in action is hubert hurkacz, who knocked out daniil medvedev yesterday in their rain—interrupted match. he takes on roger federer. mark cavendish is nowjust one stage win away from equalling the all—time record at the tour de france. he picked up his third win of this year's tour on stage ten. if he can make it through today's tough mountain stage, he'll get the chance to equal the mark held by legend eddy merckx, of 3a wins. defending champion tadej pogacar retained his overall lead. what a busy day at the start. and plenty more to look forward to today. that's all the sport for now. former sunderland and aston villa striker kevin phillipsjoins me now. he was in the england squad for the euros back in the year 2000, alongside none other than gareth southgate! actually, did you play? iwas covering that. did you command? i cannot remember, sorry. h0. covering that. did you command? i cannot remember, sor

the 18—year—old is up against australia's ajla tomljanovic looking for a place in the quarter—finalsolid start for the teenager and she has held her service at the moment. it is 3—2 to the strain. in the men's draw,roger federer closing in on a place in the quarterfinals — he's in control against lorenzo sonego, while novak djokovic had no problems in his bid for a record—equalling 20th men's grand slam title. number one enjoyed a relatively routine straight sets win against chile's cristian garin. djokovic won the first set 6—2, encountered a little more resistance from the 17th seed in the second, but he took that 6—4. and then went on to wrap up the third 6—2 in just under two hours. that puts him through to the 50th grand slam quarter—final of his career. news from the british and irish lions�* tour of south africa and england flanker tom curry will make his first appearance for the side, against the sharks injohannesburg on wednesday. wales lock adam beard and back row josh navidi will also make their debuts after being called up as replacements, and ireland's iain henderson wil

she was forced to retire from her last 16 match against isla tomljanovic for medical reasons.orld number one sailed through to the quarter—finals in straight sets — he'll play marton fucsovics next. energy levels are really good. i'm pleased. this is the quickest surface in sport, so obviously coming off from clay takes a little bit of time to adapt to adjust your game and to make sure that you are at your best. so the further the tournament goes, ifeel like i'm more comfortable playing on grass. i look forward to the next challenge. and another familiar face through to the quarter—finals. eight—time wimbledon champion roger federer beat italy's lorenzo sonego in straight sets. now, just one more day to go until england's semi—final match against denmark, and manager gareth southgate says he and the team have the opportunity to bring happiness to millions. the squad looked in great spirits as they trained at st georges park yesterday. no inflatable unicorns around this time. ahead of their first semi—final at a european championship since 1996. it's what it means to the countr

many people's favourites and she is playing ajla tomljanovic who came through that match against emmaued their preparations as they trained at st george's park today before departing for the team hotel. all 26 players were involved ahead of their first semifinal at a european championship in 25 years. but before all that it's italy versus spain in the first semifinal at wembley tonight. kick off at 8pm. that is on bbc one. both teams trained after arriving in london yesterday. the italians have been one of the stand—out sides so far and are one of the favourites to win the tournament. and england's cricketers have been forced to isolate ahead of their one—day series against pakistan. it follows a covid outbreak in their bubble. three players and four management staff tested positive, so 18 replacements have been called up to replace them. ben stokes returns to captain the side. chris silverwood is back as head coach. the first one—day match is set to take place on thursday in cardiff. just to update you, mark cavendish has just won the latest stage of the tour de france, so it is his

she will now face a ajla tomljanovic.ppen now has a 32 point lead over his title rival. obviously i've lost a lot of ground on the last four races. it has been pretty painful. today, to do some second phase some damage on with so many england regulars on the live studio at the moment, england put seven tries starters. he’s studio at the moment, england put seven tries starters.— seven tries starters. he's scored a's last night- — seven tries starters. he's scored a's last night. 43-29 _ seven tries starters. he's scored a's last night. 43-29 was - seven tries starters. he's scored a's last night. 43-29 was the - seven tries starters. he's scored l a's last night. 43-29 was the final a's last night. 43—29 was the final straw. what is the betting that the toy of the summer is going to be one? t toy of the summer is going to be one? , g toy of the summer is going to be one? , ., ., , one? i remember them from last time. the 'ust one? i remember them from last time. they just get — one? i remember them from last time. theyjus