wimbledon wouldn‘t be wimbledon without seeing you here.ey were looking for four genteel ladies. i don‘t come into that category! i went out and was playing in the head groundsman walked on court and said i will have to take you off if you continue to scrape your foot when serving. i said i can‘t stop, i‘ve been doing it for 30 years! i tried but in the end he said, you will never be back on here again. that was it, my one and only time! bless you! you are still presenting in the next couple of weeks, tell us a bit about what you are going to be doing. we are going to try make the best of the situation. very sad we have no live tennis. wimbledon has such an incredible history and wonderful magical moments that have happened over the years. we will be reliving so many of them. tonight, even tim will relive his first match on centre court. we will look at back at all the great decades, the great matches and will have live links with players and some of the stars of the game, like tonight we have coco gough, the exciting teenager who i think w

dave are you missing wimbledon and strawberries.o see —— supermarket to see if there are any going cheap. there will be a lot on the market and it may bring the price down. but what about the cream? you can't have strawberries without cream. you've got to have cream. great to talk to you. thank you for being us with. that breaking news that a 28—year—old man has been arrested in essex on suspicion of outraging public decency, after a man was photographed apparently urinating on a memorial dedicated to pc keith palmer, who was stabbed to death in the westminster bridge terror attack. a 28—year—old man arrested in essex on suspicion of outraging public decency. you're watching bbc news. it is another day of warm sunshine for most of us and some showers and the odd down pour. we have had plenty of sunshine to start, but the cloud is bubbling up and we have had cloud is bubbling up and we have had cloud near the north sea coast, because we have this easterly drift coming in off a cool north sea. it will be stubborn for some areas. for m

wimbledon memories will be the focus of this summer.ar the mind of 16—year—old coco goffin. ayearago, the mind of 16—year—old coco goffin. a year ago, she played a match the maid service staff. 30,000 to 500,000 overnight which is something i'm still not used to but definitely was a huge event, people still recognise me just from was a huge event, people still recognise mejust from one match. tennis now is trying to move forward. they aim to play two grand slams this year, but with these french open starting just two weeks after new york. this boat is still working out how to get play on safely, and even by september the united states may not be ready. -- this sport. what is happening at the moment in the us is the number of cases are covid—19 going higher and higher every day. i don't see how that can happen. from outside it looks a bit crazy to try to make it happen. in britain this weekend we saw the first careful steps back. in an empty arena dan evans won the battle of the brits and for a global tour waiting to travel, there could

under normal circumstances, tomorrow would have been the start of wimbledon.no one to watch the action. in the silence, this was a true battle of the brits. number two kyle edmund and british number one dan evans, the man who beat andy murray in the semifinals and that form was clear to see from the start, evans dominating points from the net and sticking control from the net and sticking control from the net and sticking control from the first set. a grip on the match he would not relinquish. his reaction is that little bit quicker. into the second, evans stayed on top with an aggressive display as he worked edmund all over the court. that was before taking the match in straight sets. clinical performance from the british number one who would have been peaking atjust the right time for wimbledon. you just have to hope he will be in as good a form year. pakistan's cricket squad has arrived in england ahead of their tour later this summer. they left lahore earlier, without the ten players who recently tested postitive for coronavirus. the squad will initially i

sadly, no wimbledon or its famous strawberries this year.ule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge firework display was held in the former colony. the chinese president, jiang zemin, said unification was the start of a new era for hong kong. the world's first clone has been produced of an adult mammal. scientists in scotland have produced a sheep called dolly that was cloned in a laboratory using a cell from another sheep. for the first time in 20 years, russian and american spacecraft have docked in orbit at the start of a new era of cooperation in space. challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood for 3h years. and there was no hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: more than half a million people have lost their lives in the coronavirus pandemic — the united states being the hardest hit. some southern and western states have seen a rise in infections. exit polls in poland's presidential election

and tennis fans at wimbledon, which would have begun tomorrow, usually eat around 2million strawberriesf.. 0ur consumer affairs correspondent, sarah corker, has more from yorkshire. the sweet signs of summer. in the west yorkshire countryside, it's peak picking season, and this is one of the biggest strawberry farms in the uk, a 300—strong workforce harvesting from three in the morning. growers are dealing with the disruption caused by the pandemic, forced to find alternative markets for their berries. last year, i was doing an awful lot to london, to the restaurants, to the hotels, the racecourses. 0bviously, that's all stopped, so the switch has now gone to retail. so i supply an online retailer. and many summer events, like wimbledon, have been cancelled. 2 million strawberries are usually consumed over the fortnight. farmers have had to adapt quickly to the challenges thrown up by coronavirus, socially distancing in the fields and pack houses, the usual supply of seasonal labour from eastern europe was disrupted and, at the same time, the markets, selling into hotels and restaurants

our tennis correspondent is russell fuller — there may be no wimbledon next month — but we will havehe battle of the brits? a fairly afairly high a fairly high profile event when you consider what is possible at the moment, the top eight british players will be in the draw and andy murray will play his first match since november's davis cup finals where he first picked up an issue with his bruised pelvic bone which kept him off tour at the start of this year, and even though he is thinking about coming back to play perhaps in miami, lockdown began just before that and his plan was scuppered. he has been drawn in the group with kyle edmund, liam broady and james group with kyle edmund, liam broady andjames ward. group with kyle edmund, liam broady and james ward. the other group will make up jack draper, jay and james ward. the other group will make upjack draper, jay clarke, cameron norrie and dan evans and there was a socially distanced draw conducted byjenni murray and it took place at the national tennis centre in london where the event will take place from during the 23rd and the

the calls normally it would have been the 1st day of wimbledon but of course instead it's household being closed but there's a plenty of showers coming through across much of the northwest in fact more heavy rain as well into all central and eastern areas of poland just what we do not want to see because just look at this this is the southeast and the floodwaters have still to recede and they really are very widespread and as you can see very deep of know some guys this has been a long time before this a flood waters really do care but at least on tuesday there's a break from all the rain is quite a cloudy picture but you can see that real heavy rain is pushing well 'd up into western russia on up into northern as a scandinavia some more rain as well working its way across into sweden and also denmark every shot of much of the u.k.'s michel's pushing into northern france the low countries and then rainy way from there again 12 scattered showers but really for the most part it should be dry wednesday is another very unsettled day the rain again very widespread across the u.k. some he

came down with the infection after attending the ill fated ager it too or if this if it is a former wimbledon champion and he shared the news on instagram on friday the tennis charity turn it into tenet was organized by joking rich in croatia no social distancing was observed djokovic has come under heavy criticism for staging the event during the coronavirus and demick for other players have also tested positive for the virus including joke which after attending its war. in europe italy and spain were among the countries hardest hit by the corona virus pandemic now a tech company in madrid has designed a way to honor the victims of code 19 and health care and emergency workers. for 10 minutes and a ray of 40 drones lit up the night sky over madrid. with a simple message. if you would ask it's a series of shapes to commemorate and send wishes of hope a tribute to the victims and to the firefighters health workers and police. to be valuable to. the drones carried multicolor l.e.d.s. their color and position controlled by special software. to avoid crowds and maintain social distancing the exac

0f where have the wimbledon strawberries gone? bbc breakfast, carol absolutely loved that. we do occasionally partake of a little cheeky strawberry. 0f course this year, because a block down, because wimbledon was cancelled so early, wimbledon didn't put their order in with their strawberry supplier so there is a glut and what you do when you have of strawberries? you make extra jam and that is what is going to happen, pots and pots of wimbledonjam. 0ne one more. there is a fema from my selections this morning. whisky. —— femur. this is from inside the observer. whiskey is becoming a hit among women. whiskey is the only thing possibly i can't drink. they don't like the taste. a lot of my friends do. i know it is really popular. it's just friends do. i know it is really popular. it'sjust the haves been a massive increase in the amount of whiskey being drunk by women. a0 million more glasses of whiskey per year by women in the uk than consumed in 2010. and that'sjust in lockdown! yes, quite. lots of people say when they say i don't

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federer wanted to do two things in the year 2020, win wimbledon and wanted to win olympic gold in singles next summer, and hopefully we'll both be there, he's going to -- this guy is going to be crowding 40. he's lost basically a year, a season of his career in -- toward the end of it. he's much closer to good-bye than hello. so all kinds of athletes i think are feeling all manner of things. i think for the younger players, the players working on their games and whatever sport they're with, they can be working on technique on their mental toughness, for all those using this time well, that's great. for other people, the clock is really ticking. >> mary carrillo, my friend, so great to see you. please do not eat cheetos where you are right now. >> i'll try. >> always good to see you. >>> let's get back to capitol hill. there's a live look at the floor of the u.s. senate. we're just about an hour away from a major moment in that chamber. after months of protests calling for change, soon we expect the first procedural bill on the republican bill on police reform. it's moved with remarkable s

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it will have been worth the wait >> that make you -- >> yes, yes. >> you'd be getting ready for wimbledon my tennis but yeah, it'll be back. everything will be back. you have golf. at least you have golf >> thank goodness i have golf. >> carson, you've also got something we're looking forward to tomorrow. >> yeah. i had a chance to sit down with ll cool j. we had a movssioned. he put out an instagram rap motivated by the murder of george floyd it was powerful. we haven't seen that sort of powerful lyrics from ll in quite some time. we had a really spirited conversation covering a wide range linking music to social justice and everything in between. i'm looking forward to sharing that tomorrow. >> he's been talking about that since the '80s >> isn't it fun to be back together >> i can't run and get siri's eggs now >> but we're all chitchatting during the commercials because we're so excited to be together. we're actually supposed to be on television too plus there's only one camera person the person who tells us we're on tv is not here so we've got to clean up our act. >>> guys, just ahead

usually thousands of people come to the alexandra in wimbledon in size london. but there's not been a soul here since the lockdown started. apart from the staff members who live here . and the manager. like there might not be any punters but they've been busy cooking hundreds of meals daily for free for the local hospital this seat with useful and a good antidote to boredom. in this industry we work long hours normally found the 1st few days you kind of really enjoy relaxing and stuff but then after about a week or so real you quite bored really so we were trying to find things to do with. these need over 6000 meals in the past few weeks but tonight's chili con carne e is just for them and the family. they all live above the pub. so you walker mike misses the chance with his regulars. that they're up serving drinks you're a part of everyone's story you know every comes up and i want to they want to tell you that moans from a bit better now that their song is going to university your daughter's gone your boyfriend most often a lot to. the north really. are going

they have already missed wimbledon. to how those players lower rank so they get a good payday really. a see, it's not all about money, health is involved here, but if it was safe enough, i don't thinkjust having the coaches are good enough reason not to be going to a tournament, my opinion. the former world number one golfer justin rose, and his wife, kate, will sponsor a series of seven women's touranaments starting a week on thursday. rose and his partner have contributed a reported £35,000 in prize money for the series which will be for british professionals and take place behind closed doors. the first event is at brockenhurst manor golf club, with all seven venues donating their courses free of charge. good night. hello again. for many of us, monday was a dry day with variable cloud. some spells of sunshine in the skies looked like this for quite a few of us. however, we did see some heavy downpours across southwest england. now, looking at the forecast over the next few hours, we do still have a lot of cloud in th

deciding to have nice surgery the 38 year old is using the coronavirus break to fix a nagging injury wimbledon was due to start this month but has been cancelled federer will miss the u.s. open which is set to take place from a late august and a rearranged french open in september the 2021 season is now widely expected to be federer's final year before retirement has won a men's record 20 grand slam singles titles. thank you for watching dear abby news will be back at the top of the hour there with us. africa. hygiene measures during the corona crisis in rwanda is expensive 'd and disinfectant are virtually unattainable 'd. but a young businesswoman has decided to improvise. in her distillery she produces disinfected. africa. w. d 2 you know that 77 percent market are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you know what time all voices. on the 77 percent talk about the issue up my. front porch to flash from housing boom boom town this is where it is. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on v.w. . i'm not laughing stock of the jet well i just sometimes am but i'm still up in the rese

there may be no wimbledon next month, but there's still some tennis to look forward to.l fuller has the details. this will be a fairly high profile event. would you consider what is possible at the moment because it involves the top eight british singles players. they will all be in the draw and also andy murray, who will be playing his first mass since the davis cup finals —— first match. his bruised pelvic bone kept him off to work. even though he's thinking of coming back to play —— off to her. he's been drawn with liam brody and james wood, the other one will be jay clark and dan evans. there was a socially distant drawl that took place at the tennis penitentiary in london, and their role —— tennis centre. each player had a nickname. andy murray's was the one hit wonder. finally, rory mcilroy has put himself in a great position at the first pga tour event to take place since the start of the pandemic. the world number one had a fantastic second day at the charles schwab challenge. he made an eagle here on his tenth hole, and that alongside six birdies helped. you can

the two—time wimbledon champion is taking part in the battle of the brits tournament. a good look for tennis, i don't think. and it also means that for our event, there is a whole lot more eyes on that and how this event is run, and how the players are conducting themselves. after this latest development, there are no genuine concerns concernsafter this latest development, there are now after this latest development, there are now genuine concerns that the rescheduled major tournaments could be in jeopardy. for now, the show goes on but the controversy will linger for the sport's biggest star. that is it from us for a while and will be back with some more headlines and a couple minutes. hello there. on tuesday, the temperature reached 29 celsius around london by the end of the week, for the next couple of days, the heat and humidity will continue to build and we could get 90 fahrenheit. continental europe, spending its way northwards to much of the country. and that one area coming around an area of high pressure but by the end of the week, the pressure pattern looks v

usually senses of people come to the alexandra in wimbledon in cities london. but there's not been a salt here since the looking started that i can't from the staff live here. and the managers. like there might not be any punters but they've been busy keeping hundreds of meals daily for free for the hospital. this scene with useful and it began to do it to be working. in this industry we work long hours normally found the 1st few days you kind of really enjoy reluctance though but then after about a week also we already are quite bored really so we were trying to find things to do with. these need over 6000 meals in the past few weeks but tonight's chili con carne e is just for them and the family. we all live above the pub. we walk for mike misses the chats with his regulars. because most of them are serving drinks you're a part of everyone's story you know every comes up and i want to they want to tell you that them all news from a bit better now that their son is going to university your daughter's gone your boyfriend and stuff and a lot to trying them all t

year often needs surgery the 38 year old is using the coronavirus break to fix a nagging injury wimbledon was to just toss this month but has been cancelled federal will miss the u.s. open which is set to take place from late august and the rearranged french open in september and now the 2021 season is now widely expected to be federalists finally give a full retirement he's won a men's record 20 grand slam singles titles. some football and the german cup semifinals where 4th chair clubs are broken wasn't able to put off the david versus goliath upset that many were hoping for the dream ended with that the blue. the team leyva couzin coming up the winner. or just 11 minutes into the game and his side never. knocked in the 2nd goal and a few minutes later in the 2nd off it was kareem bell of robby putting an explanation point on the 3 you know when you have a cruise and will pay the window option knights of the save the final win by munich i dropped from fish. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you sharon concerns are growing that india's overcrowded prisons are becoming o

the sports i do, interestingly today would have been the first day of wimbledon and straight from wimbledonents went. it was around about that time that i decided to commentate on dogs eating instead. so i think i'll be back commentating maybe a couple of events in september if things go well. more likely 0ctober. so as a freelance broadcaster you've got to think, what am i going to do to feed these dogs? so it's nice that very early on a book deal did come in because it's given me something else to do. sure. we've aback by how popular these videos were? because millions and millions and tens of millions and millions and tens of millions of people across the globe have now watched them. yes, i was, absolutely. when you put it out you think that might mildly amuse family and friends who are being polite. but i didn't think that the first video would get up to, i think it's about 11 million or 12 million. the second one, which is the one you just saw, that has passed a 20 million now. but it's the sort of depth and breadth of people who have made nice comments about it as well. twitter sudden

and finally we should have been talking about the start of wimbledon today, but it has of course beenndemic. so the next scheduled grand slam is the us open, which starts at the end of august. butjudy murray has been telling us she doesn't think all players will feel safe travelling to new york. it isa it is a massive thing to go to the us open and they will have researched everything. but you cannot have any guarantees and my feeling is, it is an opportunity to develop tennis at a local and domestic level with the smaller event and wait until it is safe for everyone. there will be a lot of people, not just everyone. there will be a lot of people, notjust players, who will not want to travel. that's all the sport for now. and a reminder, there's build up to tonight's football on our website. crystal palace play burnley in the premier league and it's exeter city v northampton town in the league two play off final. that is all, it's now time for your questions answered withjoanna gosling. the uk government has confirmed it plans to make travel corridors. since the 8th ofjune, only arriv

the two—time wimbledon champion is taking part in the battle of the brits tournament. events, there will be scrutiny. it's not a good look for tennis, i don't think. and it also means for our event, there is a whole lot more eyes going to be on that and how this event is run, and how the players are conducting themselves. after this latest development, there are now genuine concerns that the rescheduled major tournaments — the us open in august and roland garros in september — could be injeopardy. for now, the show goes on but the controversy will linger for the sport's biggest star. katie gornall, bbc news. in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, we've seen organizers cancel or delay countless performances. in switzerland, a group of acrobats decided the show must go on. alanna petroff reports on how these individuals got back to work in a surprising new setting. you may be maintaining your social distance safe at home. here in the swiss alps, these acrobats are social distancing at an altitude of 3,000m, that is nearly 10,000 feet. the show involves some blindfolde

next, the two—time wimbledon champion andy murray will play his first match in seven months at a british year providing the grand slams are safe. i would go and play, absolutely, providing that... ..i'm given the assurance that it will be safe to go there, but things can change quickly like we've just seen in the last there so with what's happened with adria tour thing which if things kicked off again in new york or there is a second wave coming over there, then that would obviously be something that i would consider. but providing that it's safe and we are told by government and the governing bodies that it is fine to play, then i would do it regardless of what the rules are with regards to the amount of people and stuff that you can have with you. i would do it, yes. well, the us pga championship will go ahead in august but without fans. it'll be the first men's golf major of the year with the us open moved to september, and the masters set to take place in november whilst the open championship was cancelled. brooks koepka looking for his third us pga title in a row. three members of t

the former wimbledon champion has been the latest to test positive for over 19. feels good it does not have any symptoms. novak djokovic have also returned positive tests after taking part in the tour thatis tests after taking part in the tour that is now been cancelled. the 20/20 super league season will resume on the super league season in august. the revised schedule means the grandfather will be played in late november or past will be reduced to four teams and the remaining claims of the played in small number of venues. it was originally scheduled for last weekend but will not take place at the beginning of september. the uk athletics say they haven't decided on the format of the competition yet but it will be behind closed doors at the manchester regional arena and will be subject to the governmentcoronavirus guidelines in place at the time. plenty more on the bbc sport website including the very latest from golf‘s travellers championship in connecticut. but for now that's all your support. goodbye. hello there. the heat and humidity sparking showers and th

there may be no wimbledon next month but there's still some tennis to look forward to.he brits. our tennis correspondent russell fuller has the details. well, this will be a fairly high profile event when you consider what is possible at the moment, because it involves the top eight british singles players, they are all going to be in the draw, and also andy murray who is going to be playing his first match since november when he first picked up an issue with his bruised pelvic bone which kept him off tour at the start of this year and even though he was thinking of coming back to play perhaps the miami lockdown kicked injust before that and his he has been drawn in a group with kyle edmonds, liam brody, and james ward. the other group will make up. jack draper and dan evans. socially distance draw conducted by murray took place at the national tennis centre in london where they were all spaced out on the courts and each pair had a nickname. andy murray's was the one hip wonder. that's all from sportsday. from everyone here have a great evening. let's just remind you of

wimbledon obviously isn't happening.who don't necessarily watch tennis, for example, maybe even other sports, they still like watching wimbledon. so what does a broadcaster do to replace it? the bbc is now talking through how they are going to do it, and they are going to play a lot of old matches. embrace some of the classics over is people have loved. they are looking at boris becker's games, john mcenroe's games. they obviously have a huge archive of matches. it is not the same, obviously. but it will give people a bit of wimbledon. so it is something, isn't it? do you know what, in any other time, when would people take the time to kind of relish those brilliant matches? to go back and watch them? you wouldn't. so you can kind of see it as an opportunity, perhaps, to enjoy them. when you think sir tom jones is going to retire, charlie? never. he doesn't strike me as the retiring type. have you read the story? no, i haven't. you are correct, as usual. he has about he is never going to retire, despite, obviously, as he

former wimbledon champion goran ivanisevic has become the latest member of the recent tennis tour tosevic is part of novak djokovic's coaching team and he was the director of one leg of the tour. he says he feels good and doesn't have any symptoms. djokovic and three other players have also returned positive tests after taking part in the tour, which has now been cancelled. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport we are talking about it is well over the course of the afternoon. good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. we will take you through the afternoon's developments around coronavirus and much more besides. we will be talking about travel as well in relation to coronavirus, a lot of that, as well. so, let's start this half hour with an update from scotland. no deaths were registered in the last 2a hours of patients who tested positive for coronavirus in scotland. speaking at the scottish government's coronavirus briefing, the first minister has outlined the next phase of easing the lockdown there. ni

players are missing out on wimbledon this year, the usda -- usta is getting ready for flushing meadows, except without the 850,000 spectators who attend the event. and novakemain djokovic announced he has tested positive for covid-19. is the u.s. tennis association ceo. you have been coping extremely well with the coronavirus. you have set aside $50 million to help in grassroots efforts. give us a little bit of detail about that. >> first, thank you for having me on. we realized quickly our sport was in trouble. over 90% of tennis facilities in the united states were closed. think about all the teaching and professionals that support those facilities. so we allocated $50 million to our grassroots initiative to help different stakeholders and that pivoted to addressing the u.s. open going forward. about, there are a lot of health concerns and tennis -- in tennis. >> i know you generously outfitted the billie jean king center in a borough that was deeply hit, the borough of queens. now, you have the ability to have players play again. we saw djokovic testing positive. problems?icipate >>

open taking part i'm surprised that wimbledon is canceled f can you play congresser is, can y can certainly u.s. digital bank start-up found a way to give members part of their federal stimulus checks instantly before they actually receive the money from the government. that is part of why it's earned a spot on cnbc's 2020 disruptor 50 list. joining us now is the chime ceo. thank you for joining us congratulations on your place on the druisruptor 50 list. >> thank you >> tell us what you've done during covid-19. it kind of relates a little bit to your spot me policy you adapted it >> at chime we believe that banking services is fast and easy and free. and they do a lot of things to give access to the money in a samless way. of you can -- if you sign up for chime and get a direct deposit, we give you access to the paycheck generally up to two days early we alsokeep your fraccount from going into a negative state. so when the stimulus payments started to come along, we worked wour bank partners who hold the deposits to make them early before they actually arrived in our members' accounts. tot

on this day in 1981 he had a signature moment at wimbledon. >> you cannot be serious.hat ball was on the line. >> he went on to win.match and the tournament for the first time in his career. on this day in 1938 the propaganda machine was making the joe louis rematch about a lot more than boxing. lewis knocked him out in the first round. the 36 of his 66 wins. that is his day in sports, june 22 and i am joe fonzi. goodnight, guys >> goodnight. a way to convert your footsteps into electromagnetic energy so you can charge your cell phone while walking. we had that idea years ago. how come we never did anything with it? probably because we left the diagram of it in the restaurant, and none of us wanted to walk back. i know the real reason you never made progress with that idea. you thought of it september 22, 2007. two days later, penny moved in, and so much blood rushed to your genitals, your brain became a ghost town. that's not what happened. i remember it distinctly because i had just composed my annual poem commemorating the anniversary of dr. seuss's death. no one wa