wimbledon golf club.rant. generally, the road is very tight and so it is quite difficult to go at great speed you would have to stop to let people past. so, i know the police investor getting as you reported. they are, as i understand, looking at all the circumstances. it would be unwise to speculate, other than it is good news that this tragic incident is not a terror incident. last news that this tragic incident is not a terror incident.— news that this tragic incident is not a terror incident. last day of term at a _ not a terror incident. last day of term at a school— not a terror incident. last day of term at a school attended - not a terror incident. last day of term at a school attended more | not a terror incident. last day of. term at a school attended more by younger children who would attend that school, as you said. slightly older girls would attend at another location. mr hammond, we've seen quite a large, widespread response from the authorities. fire engines, police, ambulances on the scene

drama this sunday night at wimbledon.mething that we have been saying a huge amount in recent years. you think about the 2019 file between novak djokovic and roger etc. it is been pretty straightforward since he trying to end his fifth consecutive bumbled in his 24th grand slam title equal the roger record but the fans that you saw on the right of me, most of them are willing alcaraz of the line because they want to see a new wimbledon championship crowns. for most it has been an extraordinary final so far. over four hours and 20 men's already played. the first set went, djokovic�*s way. alcaraz was nervous and edgy and it was the 23 time grand slam champion who wrapped it up 26 games to one. the second set was a little tighter. carlos alcaraz was the one who took that one on a tie—break in the end as djokovic�*s 14 tie—break winning record came to an end. that was where we then went to a third. we were not sure what would happen and carlos alcaraz one. one 6—1. that included a game that lasted 26 minutes. the world numbe

junior wimbledon champion, still figuring it formerjunior wimbledon champion, still figuring it outthe surface. she lost in round three last year, and iga swiatek goes into this having won the french open, so trying to make that adaptation between clay and grass, the free time french open champion, four—time grand slam champion and looking good. at the moment, although iga swiatek isjust good. at the moment, although iga swiatek is just that game against zhu lin, and is the chinese player is on the scoreboard. the match we are looking forward to on centre got are looking forward to on centre got a second up, it is venus williams at 44 years old, back on the court she loves more than any other. at five—time wimbledon champion, a seven time grand slam champion. venus williams of course, who won that match in birmingham against camilla georgia before that she lost to ostapenko. if you can serve well, and keep those really short, she has and keep those really short, she has a chance again svitolina, the ukrainian player who reached the french open quarterfinals only last month. i french

wimbledon was at the tournament. it was - final. wimbledon was at the tournament.t you always aspire to doing well at so from the time i could hold a racket, even though the us open in the australian open and the french, a massively important tournaments, it was always wimbledon that was the pinnacle. and while i love most about it is the tradition. the grass courts i grew up tradition. the grass courts i grew up playing on grass, i love that. i love the wide clothing, love the etiquette of the crowd, i love the culture here, i love london. there's of the tournament, all the characteristics, i love. so it was just my idea of the ultimate place to play tennis and here you are on that stage. and i don't think it is a coincidence that i choose wimbledon is the place that i wanted to do well at and here i when the junior wimbledon is title. number onejunior in the junior wimbledon is title. number one junior in the world because i win at wimbledon. every year that i played wimbledon i thought i was very capable of doing well here so it was just a matter of stringing th

the sunday night from wimbledon and sports day where carlos alcaraz has been crowned wimbledon champion after beating novak djokovic whose run to equal federer record comes to an end. , ., ., , equal federer record comes to an end. ,., end. everyone here as i say it is a dream come _ end. everyone here as i say it is a dream come true. _ and heartbreakfor alfie hewett as tokito oda takes the mens' wheelchair singles title, we'll hearfrom him. he promises to be back in the final next year. the 61 year wait for a boys a singles champion as searle wins thejunior title. i'm paul scott in salford — also coming up on sportsday. australia retain the women's ashes, after the penultimate one—day match in southampton goes right to the wire. and with just a week to go in the tour de france, almost nothing separates leader jonas vingegaard from his rival tadej pogacar. last time this wimbledon fortnight as the sun sets on the championship. that evening. from the all england club as those around us begin to make their way home after seeing this extraordinary final between carlos alcaraz and novak dj

hello, good evening, welcome to wimbledon.saturday nights, a weather warning issued for strong winsor was underneath the roof on centre court that the women's final was played out and it was won by marketa vondrousova who makes history, the first unseeded player to win the singles title here after beating goal. a first men's doubles grand slam title for great britain's neil skupski. he and wesley koolof are wimbledon champions. and so are alfie hewtitt and gordon reid — who win back their doubles title afterfighting back in a three—set thriller. for alfie hewett, there is a singles final to come tomorrow, too. and i'm paul scott in salford. also coming up on sportsday: arsenal get their man — declan rice signs for the gunners in a deal worth up to £105 million. drama in the alps. jonas vingegaard extends his overall lead in the tour de france to ten seconds after stage 1a. good evening. an empty henman hill, played on for the day. and we have just come to a close on the penultimate day of this year's wimbledon 2023 championshi

it changed to make him so dominant at wimbledon?— at wimbledon?don? it was never barred -- battle grasp - at wimbledon? it was never barred -- battle grasp or. at wimbledon? it was never l barred -- battle grasp or save barred —— battle grasp or save a bit on the hardcourt and something changed with the grass actually i think the grass actually i think the grass started playing slower and more consistently so really it adapts itself to the baseline game that djokovic plays and is able to play almost his normal hard—core game on the grass courts and then his improved his serve a lot which i think has got him a lot which i think has got him a lot of free point especially in men's tennis on grass you need to be getting easy hold is observed to be able to keep up and breaks are rare and djokovic improved but part as well and has won some tough matches and epic finals against roger federer at wimbledon several times now and he's been the guy to beat. find several times now and he's been the guy to beat-— the guy to beat. and of course venerable _ the gu

win wimbledon.— and will come back stronger and i will win wimbledon.bledon. a very honest ons jabeur at the _ will win wimbledon. a very honest ons jabeur at the end _ will win wimbledon. a very honest ons jabeur at the end but - will win wimbledon. a very honest ons jabeur at the end but three i ons jabeur at the end but three grand slam finals she has now lost. there was a feat in the us open finals two, hoping to make history. she would have been the first arab woman to win the grand slam. i think it's safe to say she will be one of the popular cherries in history were she to win. ., ., the popular cherries in history were she to win-— arsenal have confirmed the signing of england midfielder declan rice from west ham for £100 million, plus £5 million in add—ons. rice scored 15 goals in 2a5 games for west ham, having joined the club as a 1a—year—old. he captained west ham to the europa conference league title last season. in a letter to fans the 2a year—old thanked west ham supporters — and the club — for so 'many great memories and highlights'. but

coverage of wimbledon across the bbc _ wimbledon. across the bbc and more _ wimbledon. coverage of wimbledon across the bbc and more details - wimbledon. coverage of wimbledon across the bbc and more details on | across the bbc and more details on all of those stories on the bbc website and app. that is all for now, lewis. thank you, jane. now, let's take a look at what's happening in uk politics. earlier this week, the british prime minster announced a long term plan for the nhs workforce, committing £2.11 billion over the next five years. the health secretary steve barclay was asked this morning where the money for this would come from, it will be announced through the normal process, with the chancellor at the next fiscal event. it's something he has long championed and been hugely supportive of, as indeed has the prime minister. so we're being clear — as a government, we're going to prioritise what is the biggest workforce expansion in the nhs�*s history. 0ur correspondent tony bonsignore brought us up to date on the other develo

wimbledon�*s under way.iness as usual for defending men's champ novak djokovic, but a couple of big names exit from the women's draw. elena rybkahina gets set to defend her women's title on tuesday — we'll look ahead to day two of the championships. and the most expensive italian footballer, sandro tonali, leaves serie a to join the premier league's newcastle united. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we start at sw19, where novak djokovic overcame a rain delay to beat pedro cachin in three sets. the defending champion was a break up in the first before the weather intervened. there was then a delay for 80 minutes, despite the roof being closed. djokovic even helped ground staff to dry the damp grass at one stage. when it eventually resumed, he was able to take control of the match, as cachin was completely outclassed. so, 6—3, 6—3, 7—6, it finished. djokovic is aiming to secure his eighth wimbledon title and match roger federer�*s record for a male player. he'll now play australia's jordan thom

title pc faces up first wimbledon title pc faces up wimbledon title.the current us open champion but she is desperate to get her hands on the venus rosewater dish here. novak djokovic will also take to centre court on wednesday, he hasn't been beaten on that court for a decade, he is trying to win a roger federer and a 24th grand slam for him. he is up against the aussiejordan thompson and we're also to see daniil medvedev get his wimbledon under way on wednesday, he wasn't here last year the russian because of the ban on players from russia and belarus. he is going to be taking on a home favourite, the british wildcard making is wimbledon debut, arthur very. medvedev has said he had always enjoyed playing on grass, will this be the time when he can finally break through? cricket now and as — finally break through? cricket now and as we _ finally break through? cricket now and as we still _ finally break through? cricket now and as we still recover i now and as we still recover from what was a chaotic second test at lourdes we prepared to move on to he

chetan pathak is at wimbledon for us.re going to see some emerging talent first, and also some very well—established talent up against each other. absolutely. the schedule is totally stacked on friday. the sonnets is —— the sun is out, it is a glorious day here. temperatures could get as high as 30 celsius. right around me you have got tennis being played and some of the biggest names in the sport because we are still playing catch—up after all of that rain. we have second round and third—round matches, including the world number one, carlos alcaraz, who we saw win at queens going into these championships, only his third grass court tournament. he is playing alexandre muller. it will be the first time they have played. carlos alcaraz, the us open champion, is saying he is trying to figure it out on grass. he was outstanding in the first round. we have had reports from spain that they are not happy with the scheduling, the fact that carlos alcaraz didn't get to play yesterday, so he has to play today and if he gets through

it's been in wimbledon since . the 1893, wimbledon since.nd the building we now know , as mike was pointing out, is a building that that housed pupils from age range . four till to from age range. four till to eight. whether they were just four and eight year olds, 4 to 8 year olds that were outside , or year olds that were outside, or whether some of the older pupils were there, we don't know. certainly some adults there because they are amongst the injured. i'm just hearing from my producer saying that several adults have just left the school quite what that means, i don't know because we don't know if they are staff at the school or indeed potentially parents or other family members. >> another ambulance control vehicle here, mark, just coming through the police cordon , which through the police cordon, which is still in place . just to is still in place. just to explain to you, if you're joining us, this is the end of camp road, the access to the school down the end there. a lot of still here at the of police still here at the scene desp

as we have been having, it is near wimbledon, and about a mile away from where the wimbledon tennis championships going down, and is stephen hammond saying how he couldn't see how people could get up to a high speed on that road, because it is quite secluded. a green area of south—west london. being described as by, the common. not that long from the wimbledon championships. but the fire brigades there, as well, just to check that there is any structural damage to the building, because of course, when incidents like this happens, you want to make sure the building is going to be safe. we can see the pictures there of that land rover, and interestingly, both you and i have noticed that there is a fencing area around there, so it does look like he has gone into that green grass to off area again, we are not at the scene, so we don't know that for sure, but from those aerial pictures, it looks like he has gone into that green area that is fenced off. but we can confirm, the police confirming in the last half hour or so, that nine people have been injured, that is two adults and also seven children.

he and wesley koolof are wimbledon champions.d so are alfie hewett and gordon reid who win back their doubles title afterfighting back in a three—set thriller. alfie hewett has a singles final to come tomorrow. and i'm paul scott in salford. also coming up on sportsday: arsenal get their man — declan rice signs for the gunners in a deal worth up to £105 million. drama in the alps. yonas vingergaur extends his overall lead in the tour de france to 10 seconds after stage 1a. the penultimate day of the championship. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. the last few on henman hill determined to get their money's worth on what has been a windy day at these championships. and underneath that roof on centre court, history made by marketa vondrousova who becomes the first unseeded player to win the title here. heartbreak again for 0ns jabeur but for vondrousova, she was the one who held her nerve. had played and won only four mac matches on grass before these championships. seeing offjabeur 6—4, 6—4. she had been close to going out, j

as you drive across the common towards wimbledon common and the royal wimbledon golf club. northview and the roads around there. generally, the road is very tight and so it is quite difficult to go at great speed because you would have to stop to let past. so, i know the police are investigating, as you reported, they are, i understand, looking at all the circumstances and it would be unwise to speculate, other than it is good news that this tragic incident is not terrorism. last day of term at — incident is not terrorism. last day of term at a _ incident is not terrorism. last day of term at a school— incident is not terrorism. last day of term at a school attended - incident is not terrorism. last day| of term at a school attended more incident is not terrorism. last day - of term at a school attended more by younger children who would attend that school, as you said. slightly older girls would attend at another location. mr hammond, we have seen quite a large, widespread response from the authorities, fire engines on the scene, police, also ambulances, can you talk a lit

classic wimbledon vibes. all seasons in one _ started. classic wimbledon vibes.easons in one day. _ started. classic wimbledon vibes. all seasons in one day. it - started. classic wimbledon vibes. all seasons in one day. it was - all seasons in one day. it was scorching sun at one stage and now the umbrellas are up in the rain has been coming down. we are hoping for not too long. this was an expected interruption and we've seen the roof come across caught one on centre court. novak djokovic is looking for his eighth wimbledon title that would bring him level with roger federer on the 24th grand slam off the back of winning the australian open and the french open already this year. can he win the us open of the back of this as well? we shouldn't take anything for granted. he is playing pedro cachin, the young argentinian, who has only played one match on grass going into these championships. his main draw debut and he made a good start to be fair to him. debut and he made a good start to be fairto him. he debut and he made a good start to be fair to him. he broke

he won a couple of wimbledon titles here and — won a couple of wimbledon titles here and an olympics. olympics. we should see cameron norrie _ here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie later— here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie later on _ here and an olympics. we should see cameron norrie later on court - here and an olympics. we should see | cameron norrie later on court number one. when permitting. dan evans needs to come from two sets down to wind his match, that match running over from yesterday. the wimbledon's defending champion, eleanor rebecca, also plays later today. to another huge sporting event taking place in the uk this summer — the ashes. there's been a major blow for england's men this morning as they prepare for the start of thursday's third test at headingley. vice—captain ollie pope has been ruled out of the rest of the series after dislocating his shoulder last week at lords. it isa it is a big blow. he has been phenomenalfor it is a big blow. he has been phenomenal for us it is a big blow. he has been phenomenalfor us for the it is a big bl

so there is a threat of a passing shower or two for wimbledon. courts. so as we move through wednesday nights, most of those showers fade away and then it's drier and clearer for many of us. but breeze and clouds starts to pick up out west ahead of this area of low pressure temperature wise, ranging from 7 to 12 celsius. this is the pressure chart for thursday. we've got high pressure building over the near continent will keep things fine and settled for england and wales. this area of low pressure will park itselfjust to the west of ireland. that's going to bring cloud strong winds and outbreaks of some heavy rain across northern ireland pushing up in towards western scotland. but the rest of the country should stay largely dry and good spells of sunshine start to pick up a southerly breeze. so temperatures will be picking up — 22 or 23 celsius. on friday, we have low pressure to the north and the west of the country, higher pressure to the south and the east. and we're drawing up some warm and humid air at this point from the south. so much of

good morning from wimbledon. two—time wimbledon champion andy murray gets his campaign under way against fellow brit ryan peniston today, whilst novak djokovic made the perfect start as he hunts for his eighth crown here at sw19. and we are expecting some wet weather— and we are expecting some wet weather at wimbledon today. showers across _ weather at wimbledon today. showers across southern england this morning and a _ across southern england this morning and a fair_ across southern england this morning and a fair bit — across southern england this morning and a fair bit of cloud with rain developing in the afternoon and evening — developing in the afternoon and evening. for scotland and northern ireland _ evening. for scotland and northern ireland rain— evening. for scotland and northern ireland rain and drizzle for you, in between — ireland rain and drizzle for you, in between we are looking at sunshine and ate _ between we are looking at sunshine and ate a _ between we are looking at sunshine and ate a few s

so that means for the tennis at wimbledon, we could see temperatures as high as 27.ial to be the best or the hottest day of this season's championship. and it'll be similar story as well for the men's ashes. thunderstorms perhaps threatening as we go through the weekend. as we go into friday evening, it will be a relatively quiet one. during the early hours of saturday, we've got this front pushing in from the south—west, but temperatures not falling very far. it's going to be a humid night, an uncomfortable nght for getting a good night's sleep, particularly in the south—east, as temperatures only as low as 18—19 celsius. and with that front continuing to move in from the south—west, bumping into that humid air, that has the potential to spark off some sharp, thundery downpours. they will drift their way steadily north and east, so saturday will not be a wash—out by any means. but if you do have outdoor plans, it's worth bearing in mind that there could be some interruptions with some sharp showers. top temperatures as we go through saturday still on the warm side a

enjoy some rest after a very busy week at wimbledon. _ away from wimbledon, australia have retained cricket'sand in the penultimate one—day match in nail biting fashion in southampton. the aussies won byjust three runs after setting england what would have been a record breaking run chase of 283. they gave it a good go though — nat sciver—brunt scoring 111 off 99 balls, but england felljust short. the points—based mulit format series, which is now 8—6 in favour of australia, concludes at taunton on tuesday. there was also a thrilling climax to golf�*s scottish 0pen at the renaissance club, where rory mcilroy birdied the final two holes to overtake local favourite robert mcintyre to win by a shot on 15 under par. and as our golf correspodent iain carter reports, its all perfect preparation for mcilroy with the open championship beginning on thursday at hoylake. 64 in the final round in those conditions really was one there was already in his history reason for confidence given that his one open victory came in 2014 but now this victory behind him, and the knowledge that when he won his last ma

there is a - new champion at wimbledon - new champion at wimbledon — novak— new champion at wimbledonht novak djokovic! my coach is right here- _ novak djokovic! my coach is right here. that _ novak djokovic! my coach is right here. that was - novak djokovic! my coach is right here. that was a - novak djokovic! my coach is i right here. that was a historic win for him, and then of course roger and rafa that dominated the first decades of the 2000 is i kind of showed up and got into the mix and anyone a few times and it is amazing just to be part of that generation with these three guys, the four of us that one pretty much every wimbledon in the last 20 years. andy and i are still holding on. the new, new, new generation is coming up, and i think tennis is in good hands, but i think we will still try our best to complicate their lives a little bit more. find lives a little bit more. and this year. _ lives a little bit more. and this year, of _ lives a little bit more. and this year, of course, - lives a little bit more. and i this year, of course, russian and belarusian players will be

walking out at wimbledon _ yourselfjustice. walking out at wimbledon on _ yourselfjustice.ing out at. wimbledon on to court, fulfilling a life time dream feel special. it doesn't really feel veal at the time. i'm always waiting for someone to pinch me and wake me up.- to pinch me and wake me up. british summerjust — to pinch me and wake me up. british summerjust gets — to pinch me and wake me up. british summerjust gets better _ to pinch me and wake me up. british summerjust gets better and - to pinch me and wake me up. british summerjust gets better and better. summerjust gets better and better for ryan— summerjust gets better and better for ryan peniston.— summerjust gets better and better for ryan peniston. when i'm playing at wimbledon _ for ryan peniston. when i'm playing at wimbledon i _ for ryan peniston. when i'm playing at wimbledon i feel _ for ryan peniston. when i'm playing at wimbledon i feel like _ for ryan peniston. when i'm playing at wimbledon i feel like i'm - for ryan peniston. when i'm playing at wimbledon i feel like i'm not - at wimbledon i feel like i

not great at wimbledon. not at all. take a look— not great at wimbledon. not at all.at wimbledon. not at all. take a look at this, it's _ not great at wimbledon. not at all. take a look at this, it's a _ not great at wimbledon. not at all. take a look at this, it's a wash-outl take a look at this, it's a wash—out across the wimbledon area. this was the scene a few hours ago across the south—west there and it looks like the rain will pep up further through the rain will pep up further through the evening and tonight with the wind is picking up as well but the good news is as we move deeper through the week temperatures will rise across the wimbledon area. this was the scene a few hours ago across the south—west there and it looks like the rain will pep up further through the rain will pep up further through the evening and tonight with the wind is picking up as well but the good news is as we move deeper through the week temperatures will rise and we should see sunshine and it is looking better after today. in this area of heavy rain we see it pushing slowly north—east

nice to have a little bit of sunshine after so much rain at wimbledon. good job they have got the roof because there are more showers heading over there. we've had a lot of those recently. here in wales brooding skies, a little bit of summer heat not a lot of that. more showers on the weight which could turn heavy and thundery. temperatures around 18, 20 2 degrees, so on the cool side. we've seen how hot it is across southern parts of europe, this is the temperature, hotter than normal and we are drawing up heat from the north—west of africa which continues to affect southern parts of europe. it could briefly get warmer further north this weekend but not in the uk. we stay in that cooler air which means we have got showers, this is the radar picture developing, some thunderstorms continuing in the north—east of england. more showers through the rest of today, and only as the sun goes down and we lose that energy that the showers will tend to decay. and the wind also dropping because it is quite blustery out there. so things quietening done overnight, tem

more rain delays here at wimbledon, as wimbledon, - wednesday more rain delays here at wimbledon, as, as - wednesday more rain delays here at wimbledon, as wimbledon, as well| wednesday more rain delays here at l wimbledon, as wimbledon, as well as two separate protest that took place on court 18 next to me. the first, a man and woman running out onto that court throwing confetti and jigsaw pieces. they are environmental protesters who belong to just stop oil, and a few hours later in a separate match, a man run out and completed the same actions. we will have been arrested, we've seen increased security checks due to fears that this could happen with other british sporting events having been targeted recently. in terms of the tennis itself, it was business as normal for novak djokovic, the tennis itself, it was business as normalfor novak djokovic, no stopping him at the moment, through to the third round goes the favourite for roger federer, equalling the eighth wimbledon singles title. causing him some trouble at times, but nothing to worry djokovic to round. also through his ego

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less rain in london but protesters interrupt play twice at wimbledon on day three. top seed iga swiatek continues her pursuit of a maiden wimbledon title with victory on centre court. and england beat australia in a enthralling t20 contest to keep their women's ashes hopes alive. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we're going to start at wimbledon where its been an action packed day following tuesday�*s wash—out. 23 time grand slam winner novak djokovic is through to the third round, the top seed on the women's side, iga swiatek marches on and there's a thriller between tsisipas and thiem. chethan pathek rounds up the days play for us. wednesday saw more rain delays here at wimbledon there was also a disruption caused not one but two separate protest that took place on court 18 next to me. the first saw a man and a woman running out onto that court throwing confetti and jigsaw puzzle pieces. they are environmental protesters who belong tojust stop oil and a few hours later in a separate match a man ran out and repeated the same actions. three people have

wimbledon is business as usual for defending men's champ novak djokovic with a couple of names exiting from the women's draw. back to defend her title, we look to date you have the championships. the most expensive italian footballer sandro tonali leaves serie to join the premier league? newcastle united stop. 11 welcome to the programme. we start at nsw 19 when djokovic overcame a rain delayed to. he was a breakup in the first before the weather intervened. there was i have 80 minutes despite the roof being closed, djokovic even helping ground staff tried the damp grass at one stage and when it resumed he was able take control of the much. 6—3, 6—3, 7—6, djokovic aiming to secure his eighth wimbledon title matching roger federer apps are good for our colour and will now play australia postjordan thompson, australia post jordan thompson, ranked australia postjordan thompson, ranked 70th. it australia post jordan thompson, ranked 70th-_ ranked 70th. it is a feeling like no other— ranked 70th. it is a feeling like no other tournament l ranked 70th. it is a feeling | like no other tournam

breaking news from wimbledon.ruption at a match and more confetti has been thrown on court 18 from just stop oil protesters. the british number one katie boulter was playing her match. the second protest of the day. these are the pictures from the first protest because this was also on court 18 and it was also confetti. jigsaw pieces. disrupting the first set of that match for a little while. the organisers of wimbledon had been talking about the prospect of this and they had made appeals for everyone to allow the crowds to enjoy the tennis and not get distracted by any sort of protests because we have seen these protests and other major sporting events, horse racing, snooker, and now tennis and we also saw the one at lord's where the test match was interrupted. this is the second protest byjust stop oil protesters, disrupting another match at wimbledon. we will be with our colleagues in just wimbledon. we will be with our colleagues injust a moment wimbledon. we will be with our colleagues in just a moment at bbc

wednesday saw more rain delays here at wimbledon.re were also disruptions by not one but two separate protests taking place on court 18 next to me. the first man and a woman ran out onto the court, throwing confetti and jigsaw puzzle pieces. they are environmental processes that belong to just environmental processes that belong tojust stop oil. a man repeated the actions of another court. there are fears this could happen to other sporting events having been targeted recently. in terms of the tennis itself that was business as normal for novak djokovic. no stopping him at the moment, through to the third round is the favourite for roger federer equalling eight wimbledon singles titles. jordan thompson, the austrian, causing some trouble at times, but nothing to worry him too much. simply through the third round is iga swiatek, well number one and top seed, hoping to win her first wimbledon title, beating sara sorribes tormo is present. did the bass ultimately beat dominic thiem in a final set tie—break. —— stefanos tsitsipas ultimat

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wednesday saw more rain delays here at wimbledon.re were also disruptions by not one but two separate protests taking place on court 18 next to me. the first man and a woman running out onto the court, throwing confetti and jigsaw puzzle pieces. they are environmental protesters who belong tojust stop oil. a few hours later in a separate match a man ran out and repeated the same actions. three people have been arrested. we have seen increased security checks from the start of the championships because of fears that this could happen, with other british sporting events having being targeted recently. in terms of the tennis itself, it was business as normal for novak djokovic. no stopping him at the moment, through to the third round as the favourite for roger federer—equalling eight wimbledon singles titles. jordan thompson, the australian, causing him some trouble at times, but nothing to worry him too much. also through to the third round is iga swiatek, world number one and top seed, hoping to win her first wimbledon title, beating

who sees off holge rune for a place in the wimbledon semi finals. a dish best served cold. ons jabeur avenges her defeat in last years final as shes sess off rybakina for a place in the last four. the ashes are alive. england women inflict a 3rd defeat on the bounce for australia and it's all square in the series. hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday. only one place to start and that's at wimbledon where that mouthwatering potential final between novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz is one step closer. that's after the spanish superstar moved into the wimbledon semi—finals for the first time beating danish sixth seed holger rune. on the womens side, ons jabeur avenged her defeat in last year's final after seeing off defending champion elena rybakina in the last eight. chetan pathak rounds up the day's action. the talk before these championships was for carlos alcaraz, novak djokovic final. we are still closer towards the happening of the world number one and top seed bead olga rubin in straight sets. this was the first quarter—final between two players under the age of

only one place to start and that's at wimbledon where that mouthwatering potential final between novak djokovic and carlos alcaraz is one step closer. that's after the spanish superstar moved into the wimbledon semifinals for the first time, beating danish sixth seed holger rune. on the women's side, ons jabeur avenged her defeat in last year's final after seeing off defending champion elena rybakina in the last eight. chetan pathak rounds up the day's action. the talk before these championships was for a carlos alcaraz and novak djokovic final. we are a step closer towards that happening after the world number one and top seed beat holger rune in straight sets. this was the first quarterfinal between two players under the age of 21 in the open era at wimbledon. rune�*s long matches at this championship though ultimately caught up with him as the sixth seed went out overpowered by alcaraz. next on friday for the spanish player in the semifinals will be daniil medvedev who ended chris eubanks�* fairytale run at wimbledon. the 27—year—old american has lit up these championships, the worl

that is why he won the match at wimbledon.arlos alcaraz. he's only 20, teenager a few weeks ago, what does this big win mean for him and for his career? it is seismic — him and for his career? it is seismic. alcaraz _ him and for his career? it is seismic. alcaraz wins - him and for his career? it is seismic. alcaraz wins the i him and for his career? it 3 seismic. alcaraz wins the us open one year ago and now 0pen one year ago and now before the age of 21 with his wimbledon victory on sunday he has two slams. he is the fifth man in the open era to have multiple grand slam titles before the age of 21, joining the likes of rafael nadal, bjorn borg and boris becker. so for alcaraz the sky's the limit because he has this all—round game. he has a combination, if you will, of the big three, fetter, and the dial and djokovic. if alcaraz can stay healthy this is someone who can contained in multiple grand slam's 15 years. it will be challenging... ._ slam's 15 years. it will be challenging... . wanted to ask about this. — challenging

let's start with wimbledon, then.ay, which means novak djokovic is is in action on centre court. it's his eleventh semifinal at wimbeldon, by the way. he's aiming to win the title for a fifth year running. chetan patak is keeping an eye on things from the roof of the broadcast centre. he's playing young italianjannick sinner. chetan, can djokovic be stopped?! no, probably not, but we will wait and see. it is the fifth year in a row, as she said. the numbers around novak djokovic are extraordinary. this is the 42nd grand slam final he has played. he is trying to match the eight wimbledon finals of roger federer. this is the head to head your watching live now on centre court againstjannik sinner. he has managed to win both times they have played, including the quarterfinal last year. novak djokovic lost the first two sets to jannik sinner last year and that will give the italian some hope that he can match novak djokovic on grass. can he do it for five sets? this is jannik �*s first grand slam semifinal. this is a brea

wimbledon has seen some surrise dreams. wimbledon has seen some surprise winners — dreams.e winners over— dreams. wimbledon has seen some surprise winners over the _ dreams. wimbledon has seen some surprise winners over the years, - dreams. wimbledon has seen some | surprise winners over the years, but not many as surprising as this. marketa vondrousova has pulled off one of sport's most remarkable triumphs. there was also some pretty success to celebrate. neal skupski, twice winning the mixed doubles here, won the men's doubles with his dutch partner wes koolhof. delightful alfie hewett and gordon reid. theirfifth delightful alfie hewett and gordon reid. their fifth wimbledon title together, alfie hewett is also true together, alfie hewett is also true to the singles final later on. but for she chopped value, at the table onto marketa vondrousova, the seventh women's champion here in a row, but even this unpredictable event has never seen an unlikely winner. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. exciting stuff. well, the men's final starts at 2pm today. hugh will have all the d

wimbledon title and you shared that journey together in wimbledon title and you shared thatjourney togetherher any moments that you shared during that run in 2013? a“ a, , you shared during that run in 2013? .,. a, , ., 2013? there were actually two moments _ 2013? there were actually two moments which _ 2013? there were actually two moments which they - 2013? there were actually two moments which they will - 2013? there were actually two i moments which they will always remember, the first moment was on the sunday prior to the tournament start, it was raining, all the courts were closed, all of them except for the one and he was playing on an i was next to that court so i think the ground people, staff were just not really wanting to disturb andy's final practice before the championships so they let him play a little extra minutes and a sort of use that as well to my advantage to get my extra minutes so we were literally the last two standing before the last two standing before the tournament start under the rain still practising and then on the sunday, when i was doing my physio recovery

we're moving into the second week at the wimbledon championships and the wimbledon championships andhe women's world number one had to dig deep to ensure she is still there iga swiatek losing the first set than saving to match points against belinda bencic. she is known to the wimbledon quarter—finals for the first time. this the wimbledon quarter-finals for the first time.— for the first time. this much is auoin for the first time. this much is going to _ for the first time. this much is going to give _ for the first time. this much is going to give me - for the first time. this much l is going to give me motivation and i'm happy that it was really tight and i could really play my game and these are important moments for sure and you have to kind of take all the positive stuff from matches like that. , ., ., like that. next up for iga swiatek _ like that. next up for iga swiatek is _ like that. next up for iga swiatek is ukrainian - like that. next up for iga| swiatek is ukrainian elina svitolina. she beat victoria as an linker and therefore thrown much. svitolina maintained her sta

probably summed up best by showing the outlook at wimbledon, of course, which starts on monday.r. and the reason is we�*ve got low pressure centred across scandinavia. we�*re on the southern edge of it, so winds coming in from the west and north—west, and various banks of rain. and with temperatures dropping compared to what we�*ve seen, probably one of the coolest commutes we�*ve had for a while on monday morning. temperatures for many in single figures. and whilst many start with some sunshine overhead, though, to warm things up, there will be showers getting going across the west and still there in the north of scotland. but it�*s this batch of showers that work from west to east across england and wales with some sunshine either side, so a few heavy showers lingering through the afternoon, too. but still, that cloud outbreaks of rain continues in northern scotland. a blustery day, particularly for england and wales, and that will just add to the cool feel, especially in the cloudier moments. and when the showers are coming through, temperatures at 15—20 below the july averag

it's been getting behind at wimbledon be time at wimbledon, choinski's first time at wimbledon, he was nesta mcgregor, thank _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for _ days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for the i days' work, if you can get it! nesta mcgregor, thank you for the latest from wimbledon. lots to look forward to. let's assess what the weather is doing wherever you are in the country. it's been getting behind at wimbledon because they had so much rain, how is it looking going forward, chris fawkes? that's right, showers around but it's dry today, dry and hot tomorrow, the chance of some thunderstorms breaking out as we head into the weekend as you will see in the moment. today, many of us will see skies like these are generallyjuly has had quite a cool start of the month. however, it's set to get a lot hotter. 0n the satellite picture we have that

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christopher eubanks falling in the quarter finals at wimbledon. we're following these major stories and more all coming in right here to cnn news central. >>> president biden closed out a critical nato summit with a clear message to adversaries and allies. nato will not waiver not in the face of russian aggression and not in the fight, he says, to protect democratic values. he highlighted the alliance's unprecedented unity and had some pointed remarks for vladimir putin. >> nato is stronger, more energized, and yes, more united than ever in its history. indeed more vital to our shared future. didn't happen by accident. wasn't inevitable. when putin and his craven lust for land and power unleashed his brutal war on ukraine he was betting nato would break apart. he was betting nato would break. he thought our unity would shatter at the first testing. he thought democratic leaders would be weak, but he thought wrong. >> arlette saenz has been traveling with the president in lithuania. arlette, this was a victorious tone for the president here. a unit

carlos alcaraz is the new men's wimbledon singles champion.niard fought back from the set down against the 7 time winner novak djokovic to win in five sets. it's alcaraz�*s first wimbledon title and it ends years of djokovic dominance on centre court. here's our reporter chetan pathak who's been following the action there all week. all the talk going into these championships was whether no novak djokovic. that would bring him level with... he went into this final as the heavy favourite. against carlos alcaraz, a man only playing in his second majorfinal and alcaraz, a man only playing in his second major final and the first on centre court. the first set went novak djokovic's way. but then, he has never played carlos alcaraz, steadied his nerves, harness the adrenaline. just as he was making their 16 year age difference show, novak djokovic won the fourth set and so to the showdown. a deciding set, carlos alcaraz lost to novak djokovic at the french open last month, but no nerves or anxiety here as a 20—year—old from spain kept his focus to wi

centre in wimbledon. a big win for onsjabeur-— centre in wimbledon.ig win for ons jabeur. ., _ . , ons jabeur. revenge for ons jabeur. she is a wimbledon _ ons jabeur. revenge for ons jabeur. she is a wimbledon semifinalist - she is a wimbledon semifinalist again. she has beaten elena rybakina, the defending champion, in a repeat of last year's final, but this time ons jabeur coming out on the right side of it. she did drop the right side of it. she did drop the first set. she probably should have won it but what a response from the tunisian, and eleanor are back in�*s save failing her. she was struggling as ons jabeur took it four and one, struggling as ons jabeur took it fourand one, so struggling as ons jabeur took it four and one, so onsjabeur who struggling as ons jabeur took it four and one, so ons jabeur who has dreamt of winning this title is into the semifinals, where aryna sabalenka will wait, because she is into what will be her second wimbledon semifinal. she has beaten the american madison keys. it was a straight sets win. she will be the