he faced ugo humbert, 163 spots is junior.eizing control of the second. macklin came back but maury was “— second. macklin came back but maury was —— ugo humbert came back but murray was strong. the final point to some things up, still the energy but murray had the quality. only two people can stop him when the title now, stan wawrinka, and his wife, who is due to give birth any time 110w. rugby union's new premiership season got underway this weekend and with several big names missing to the world cup, it wasn't a good opening day for defending champions saracens — who were beaten 27—25 at home by northampton — james grayson scoring a last—minute penalty for saints. in the other game, exeter narrowly won at home to harlequins, gloucester fought back to win at sale and worcester beat leicester. that is it from all of us here on sportsday. good night. good evening. many of us have been playing the weather lottery today, a few isolated showers, just like this weather watcher picture sent in from london. others, it's been grey, w

he's in antwerp at the european open, he beat the frenchman ugo humbert in three sets in the semi—finals slam champion is currently ranked number 215 in the world after a long lay—off following major hip surgery. he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. yeah, i feel yeah, ifeel good. yeah, i feel good. obviously yeah, ifeel good. obviously it has been a long road to get back to this point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon since point. i certainly didn't expect it to come so soon since i started playing again. but yeah, it's been a big surprise for me and i'm happy to be through to the final. wales are clawing their way back into the match. the world cup quarterfinal against france. 19—30 in the french no lead. dan biggar has slotted a penalty for the world. france down to 14 men. just about 20 minutes left, 25 minutes. i will have an update on that in the next hour. now it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are anne ashworth, personal finance commentator, and james rampton

molfils takes on the the italian wildcard, jannik sinner, and david goffin plays the frenchman ugo humbert after losing in straight sets to his compatriot, gilles simon, but they were two hard —fought sets. simon — ranked 47 in the world — came through 6—4, 7—5, and he'll now face the number 4 seed stan wawrinka in the quarter—finals. and finally, it's probably fair to say that sports fans everywhere love a worldie — you know a world class goal sometimes struck from absolutely miles away. well, this is surely the case even if its done on sand in bare feet. we're at the world beach games in doha, it's brazil vs russia, the samba boys leading 8—3 when defender lucao did that. let's look at a different angle. he blasts it from the end of the world back of the net! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. thanks to mark and the team for that. a zoo in paris will be unveiling something a little different this weekend, a mysterious creature known as the blob. it's a bright yellow slime that has no brain, bu

murray was playing ugo humbert in the semi—finals of the european open.long lay off following major hip surgery. and he had to come from a set down against humbert in antwerp to eventually win 4-6, 7-5, 6-2. he'll play stan wawrinka in the final tomorrow. that's all from sportsday. we will have another update for you and our‘s time. —— in an hour's time. for now, bye—bye. good evening. many of us have been plainly whether lottery today, a few isolated showers, just like this weather watcher pictures sent in from london. others, it's been great, wet and pretty dismal. the scottish border, we got a couple of flood alerts out due to the intensity of the rainfall that's been stubbornly sitting across the scottish borders for much of the day and also into the northeast of england. a few scattered showers further west and some of these have filtered and then as we have gone through the afternoon. behind that weather front, some strong winds as well. they will continue to drive in some showers overnight, but that weather front will start to weaken and ease its w

he's through to the final of the european open after beating ugo humbert in his first tour semifinalnot a man given to the dramatic. he has gradually shuffled back into the spotlight step—by—step that this stripe is a big one. his first tour semifinal in more than two years put him up against humbert, 11 years hisjunior and 173 ranking places his senior. both of those facts were apparent in the first set. 6—3. the way it was going, no wonder the autograph hunters were getting ready but andy murray, the man with a partly metal hit, responded with his steely spirit. humbert came back but murrary walker him down until even the simplest shots became complex. into a decider where he prevails often, humbert still had energy but murray had the quality. only two people can stop him winning the title now. stan wawrinka, who he plays tomorrow, and his wife, due to give birth any time soon. patrick gearey, bbc news. the rugby world cup may be still going—on in japan — so as the new premiership season got under way this weekend. . .. several big names were missing and probably... the hardest hit

he's in antwerp at the european open, he beat the frenchman ugo humbert in three sets in the semi—finalsntually win. he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. one thing can scupper it though. his wife kim is very, very expected. she is due to have their third child at any moment. do you turn your phone off or not? a sporting dilemma. silent. muted. he says he will drop everything. of course he will. you can waita everything. of course he will. you can wait a long time for these things. it is a bit like brexit. it is 20 minutes to seven. during their ten—day tour of southern africa last month, the duke and duchess of sussex celebrated the continent's people and culture. it was also their first official overseas trip with their four—month—old son, archie. it was a tour we can see more of in an itv documentary tonight. let's take a look. music plays. she has a new husband, new country, newjob, new family, new country, newjob, new family, new life, new baby. so, in part, this colourful, vibra nt new life, new baby. so, in part, this colourful, vibrant or was a chance for her to focus on the

he's in antwerp at the european open, he beat the frenchman, ugo humbert, in three sets in the semi—finalsay stan wawrinka in today's final. we will keep an eye on that one as well. more than one eye on the by. wales have scored a penalty. so 12-10 to wales have scored a penalty. so 12—10 to france. very tight. cheers. an fa cup tie was abandoned after haringey borough's manager took his tea m haringey borough's manager took his team off the field over allegations of racism and spitting from visiting yeovil fans. the football association is investigating. it comes days after the england game in bulgaria was stopped twice because of racist abuse. haringey‘s manager, tom loizou joins us on the phone now. when england play the game in bulgaria people in bulgaria were saying, you have got a problem by calm, so don't point the finger at us. calm, so don't point the finger at us. tate seems to have been born out of this weekend, doesn't it? yes, definitely has. it is unbelievable what has happened in bulgaria and in north london. it's disgusting behaviour by a minority. again. was that in your m

he beat the frenchman ugo humbert in three sets in the semifinals.set down against humbert in antwerp to eventually win. he'll play stan wawrinka in today's final. that is if his wife kim doesn't give birth. then he will be. there is so much going on. a massive game in the premier league. we will keep you up—to—date with the rugby world cup. about half—an—hour. up—to—date with the rugby world cup. about half-an-hour. we will have half an eye on that. both the eyes. but for the moment we are going to concentrate on serious stuff and politics. parliament sat for the first time on a saturday in 37 years yesterday. mps voted for a further delay to brexit, by withholding approval of borisjohnson's brexit agreement, until all the necessary legislation is in place. chris, you were there yesterday. you came in this morning and oseto have a million questions for you... and you actually had 2 million. have a million questions for you... and you actually had 2 millionlj tried get my head around it. take us through what happened yesterday in parliament, because