pretty brutal way for andy— was andy murray, a pretty brutal way for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign — for andy murray to go in his 14th campaign on the wimbledon lawn is against _ campaign on the wimbledon lawn is againstjohn isner, whom he had never_ againstjohn isner, whom he had never before failed to beat. 35 aces, never before failed to beat. aces, it was never before failed to beat. 755 aces, it was a crushing serve. annabel, james, lovely to have you both on, we will see you in 35 minutes for a second look at the papers. good evening. andy murray's wimbledon is over after he was beaten byjohn isner in four sets. the second—round exit is the earliest murray has ever been knocked out of wimbledon. the 20th seed isner has a powerful serving game. the american used that to win the first sets on centre court. murray, though, did fight back, he took the third set on a tie break getting the crowd fired up in the process, but in the whole match he had just two break point opportunities. isner goes through and for murray at 35, his wimbledon is over, but even his opponent wants hi

andy murray _ champion in the second round. tough test for her. andy murray was - test for her. andy murray was looking good in stuttgart until that final and third set. and abdominal problem. a big? but people will want to know what are his chances for wimbledon?— to know what are his chances for wimbledon? , , , ., wimbledon? everybody is waiting, eve bod wimbledon? everybody is waiting, everybody is _ wimbledon? everybody is waiting, everybody is wondering _ wimbledon? everybody is waiting, everybody is wondering because i everybody is wondering because traditionally stomach muscle injuries can take quite a long time to heal but we have been not been told. he had a scan earlier this afternoon. that would seem unlikely. i think more importantly, is he going to be fit for wimbledon? i don't think he needs any more matches? he has had nine matches on grass in the last two weeks and the budget for a man of his experience when you consider he is 35, he's had two hip operations. but it would be so cruel if andy murray went out of wimbledon having been fit for the last ten months

andy murray has dropped the moment. andy murray has dropped the first set to the american. six foot ten and making his height difference account. we have seen him ace's way to the semifinals back in 2018. an astonishing career he has had and he was at 227 aces. if he can get 13 more 1a more, murray has done well in the second set so far. two games although you can see. at least this game looks as if it will be going his way. we will keep you updated. mixed fortunes as ever for the british players here in the second round day. having said all of that, harriet ended up thing a first—round match goes through to the second. through to the third round. two british players out. including emma raducanu. one is andy murray and emma watson still yet to play. the and women's draw feeling more open than ever. tomorrow we have got the dial to come but for the moment they are keeping their fingers crossed for andy murray. good night. low pressure is with us to the rest of this week so we better get used to the showery conditions we have had for the day today. our focus is beginning to

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andy murray triumphs too. more from day one of wimbledon. with men's champion novak djokovic kicking things off, on his quest for a fourth straight title. good evening. around 1,000 people are thought to have been inside this shopping centre in central ukraine when it was hit today by a russian missile. so far at least 13 people have been killed, and more than 50 injured — but it's feared the death toll could climb significantly. the attack happened in kremenchuk in central ukraine — a long way from the front line. the governor of the city said it was unlikely many survivors would be found in the rubble, because the fire was so big. world leaders have condemned the attack — boris johnson accused president putin of "cruelty and barbarism". the us secretary of state antony blinken said america will continue to support ukraine and hold russia to account. 0ur correpsondent nick beake is in kremenchuk and joins us now. this is the smouldering wreckage of russia's latest attack. a shopping centre, though barely recognisable tonight. as those

and today it's a busy day for british interest as the second round gets under way with sir andy murray live now to wimbledon and emma raducanu among those in action. live now to sw19 and our correspondent there, daniela relph. the sun is out after a couple of miserable hours here at wimbledon. it was one of those wimbledon late night's yesterday as serena williams desperately tried to stay in the tournament. there were moments of brilliance from her, but in the final set, harmony tan from france beat one of the greatest ever players. will we see serena back here at wimbledon again? she herself says she's just not sure at this stage. but still in the mix and playing this afternoon are emma raducanu and andy murray, and both face challenging opponents. caroline garcia, a former world number four who won emma raducanu is back on centre court to play caroline garcia, a former world number four who won a tournament on grass in germany last week. so very much in—form, and a challenge for emma raducanu. and then it's a game of wimbledon veterans — 35—year—andy murray against 37—year

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still to come: novak djokovic has made it into the third round at wimbledon, but britain's andy murray is out and so is emma raducanu. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge fireworks 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. tennis balls thwack cheering and applause 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 world news. the latest headlines: the sole surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 islamist attacks in paris has been sentenced to life in

novak djokovic cruises into the third round of wimbledon, but it's the end of the road for andy murray and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. the only survivor of the terror cell behind the november 2015 paris attacks has been found guilty of murder. salah abdeslam has been sentenced to life in jail. of the other 19 men standing trial, all but one were found guilty of terrorism charges. the attacks left 130 people dead. our correspondent in paris, hugh schofield, has more. in his opening remarks, the providing judge said of the 20 in the dock, 19 had all the charges upheld against them. only one of them has the terrorist qualification only one of them had the terrorist qualification of his crime removed. but in the case of all 19 others, all the charges — and remember most of them are facing four or five different charges — were upheld. very interestingly, the judge said that a key piece of evidence in the case was that his suicide belt had been found by scientist to b

andy murray was also defeated today. our sports correspondent laura scott reports. deja vu on day three. the same three stars on centre court as monday, but would it be the same story? making a statement early, novak djokovic playing every trick in the book to give thanasi kokkinakis the run around. commentator: he knew that was coming. wrapping up a commanding victory in exactly two hours. umpire: game, set and match, djokovic. home hopes were high, harriet dart making it ten brits in the second round for the first time since 1984, but the tests would only get harderfrom here. cameron norrie made life hard for himself, going to five sets in his tussle for a third round spot, but after his opponent suffered cramp, his path to victory was clearer. time for all eyes on the british women�*s number one emma raducanu. it was a shaky start, up against the relentless power of caroline garcia, a former world number four. the winners just kept flying past her. commentator: oh! it�*s too good! there were signs the tide was turning on the second set. oh! phenomenal! but de

still to come on the programme: as novak djokovic eases into the third round at wimbledon, andy murray and emma raducanu say goodbye to the tournament. china marked its first day of rule in hong kong with a series of spectacular celebrations. a huge fireworks 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. tennis balls thwack cheering and applause 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 newsday on the bbc. i'm monica miller in singapore. our headlines: the sole surviving member of the group that carried out the 2015 islamist a

and then andy murray is last on the centre court. nine british players in action today. laura, thank you. that takes asunder a look at the weather with susan powell. we saw the rain messing with the cricket. i'd say odds—on we will see the covers at wimbledon within the next hour. the showers are merging their way across central england at their way across central england at the moment. not great news for haymakers. the grass still standing nicely behind in herefordshire. showers clearing eastwards in the last error. but through this week that the challenge of those showers sweeping their way through is going to stay with us. you can see a band of them here on the radar. some of them are turning to be quite heavy and thundery and it is quite a marked line that will be heading across to south—west 19. i would like to stress that even though it is a showery day, when the sun comes out it is particularly strong. we are at that point injune where we see some of the highest uv levels across the uk. very high levels towards the far south—east and south—west this aftern

and then it is andy murray up against the big serving john is now. he played at that —— john is now. he played at that —— john isner, he paid the ii john is now. he played at that —— john isner, he paid the 11 hour epic match at wimbledon, the longest match at wimbledon, the longest match in history. andy murray will want to avoid that because he said after his latest victory, at the age of 35, he is not sure how many times he will be back on this court. he has won this tournament twice before but he will want to conserve some energy. ii but he will want to conserve some ener: . , ., ., . but he will want to conserve some ener: . , . ., . ., ., energy. if he gets a match that long he will be nearly _ energy. if he gets a match that long he will be nearly 40 _ energy. if he gets a match that long he will be nearly 40 by _ energy. if he gets a match that long he will be nearly 40 by the - energy. if he gets a match that long he will be nearly 40 by the time - energy. if he gets a match that long he will be nearly 40 by the time it l he will

potentially andy murray awaits in the quarterfinals. plenty of loud cheers around these grounds, and there were when djokovic one earlier today. ididn't i didn't have any lead up tournaments, preparation tournaments or matches prior to wimbledon, so you'll always feel a little bit probably less comfortable than you would like to at the beginning. particularly if you're playing against somebody as talented as quan, who stays close to the line and hits very clean from forehand and backhand side. it was really difficult to go through him. djokovic easing himself into this the lack of these championships. raducanu, gretzky, whatever you want to call it — andy murray has stepped out onto centre court, let's bring you some life pictures as he is warming up and his match record on the screen, a two—time champion here, of course, to time olympic gold medallist. he knows how to win at wimbledon, but since that hip resurfacing surgery it's been difficult for him to stay. he was looking so good at the beginning of this year, murray, getting to

from a british perspective, the two—time wimbledon champion andy murray is back. we saw him practice and number one court and he has drawn a familiar opponent in the australian james duckworth, the world number 77, and from the british perspective perhaps the hardest draw has gone to paul who was a wild card and he has drawn nick kyrgios, he was unseeded but is ranked 45 and he is a what a finalist here. it is interesting to note that a goal of the 17 british players in the singles draw, not one of them has drawn a seeded player. loveless got there and all eyes will be on radical i know after her break the 12 months including that major win in the us open but what expectations for her this year? we report. cut 18 wimbledon 2021 and a teenager was about to step onto a roller—coaster completely unaware. applause british tennis has a new star. fix, applause british tennis has a new star. �* british tennis has a new star. a few da s british tennis has a new star. a few days later. — british tennis has a new star. a few days later. the _ british tennis has a new

., the tennis star andy murray has been speaking to the bbc. back in 1996 he was a student at dum blame primary school when a gunman killed 16 students and a teacher. the u.k. imposed tough new gun roles soon after. stir murray has been speaking to laura scott about how the news from texas has left him upset and full of anger. >> andy murray was busy preparing for the grass court season when he saw the news of the latest mass shooting in america. of a primary school in texas where 19 children and two teachers were killed. by 18-year-old gunman. in one survivor's account in particular brought back painful memories of the painful -- back painful memories of the shooting that took place in 1996. >> sad, disappointing and just makes you feel angry at incredibly upset for the parents. i heard something on the radio the other day and it was a child from that school and i experienced a similar thing when i was a teacher, coming out and waving all ofld c tunrehiden r ta kid telling the same story about how she survived and they were saying that they go

andy murray. is that going to ha--en? andy murray. is that going to happen? well. _ andy murray. is that going to happen? well, we _ andy murray. is that going to happen? well, we haven't i andy murray. is that going to - happen? well, we haven't actually soken happen? well, we haven't actually spoken about _ happen? well, we haven't actually spoken about it. _ happen? well, we haven't actually spoken about it. it's _ happen? well, we haven't actually spoken about it. it's something . happen? well, we haven't actually. spoken about it. it's something that we both, ifeel, want to do. i don't know if this year is going to be the year. but, hopefully, it will definitely happen at some point. yeah. definitely happen at some point. yeah, definitely happen at some point. yeah.- soonish. _ well, emma raducanu will no doubt be the headline draw when glasgow hosts the billiejean king cup, the city selected to stage the women's team event, great britain qualify as hosts. labelled the women's world cup of tennis, gb looked set to miss out after defeat by the czech republic in a qualifier in

andy murray. now, is that going to happen? well, we haven't actually spoken about it. it's something that we both, i feel, want to do. and i don't know if this year is going to be the year, but hopefully it will definitely happen at some point, yeah. soon? soon... ..ish. ish? look what we have to bring in now. a trophy that i'm sure you're very familiar with. yeah. thanks. oh, my word. you like it, don't you? i can tell. yeah, i heard it's been doing a little tour, and i'm really, really happy that, you know, many young kids can sort of see it and hopefully get a little bit inspired. when they saw it here they were so excited. there is something really magical about it, isn't it? yeah. congratulations. thank you. sally nugent talking to emma raducanu there. time for a look at the weather — here's darren bett nice and warm in nottingham for the tennis today, sunshine across many parts of the country. this is west wales along the coast in the sunshine, not everywhere, the weather is quite variable and it has been quite cloudy and damp across

and of course, andy murray, was back on centre court — against the australian james duckworth, but it all go to plan? they laid out centre court for days like this 100 years ago. three matches with players with 2a grand slam titles between them. covid vaccination not required for wimbledon participation and he was welcomed with warmth. his opponent was inspired. here is a myth hit on its way to ten peak territory. emma raducanu did her best to respond. allison belgian opponent is ranked a6th in the world, she has shop and the experience to take opportunities, serves were broken, the match remained uncertain. emma did not dwelt, did not yield, second set of couriers, 6—a. she is a grand slam champion, she is still going at this year's wimbledon, and that now is what counts. i this year's wimbledon, and that now is what counts.— is what counts. i felt people behind me auoin is what counts. i felt people behind me going and _ is what counts. i felt people behind me going and you've _ is what counts. i felt people behind me going and you've got _ is what counts. i felt people behind m

andy murray's wimbledon is over after he was beaten byjohn isner in four sets. the second—round exit is the earliest murray has ever been knocked out of wimbledon. the 20th seed isner has a powerful serving game. the american used that to win the first sets on centre court. murray, though, did fight back, he took the third set on a tie break getting the crowd fired up in the process, but in the whole match he had just two break point opportunities. isner goes through and for murray at 35, his wimbledon is over, but even his opponent wants him to stick around on the tour. i am most definitely not a better tennis player than andy murray, i mightjust have been a bit better than him today, but it was an incredible honour to play him on this court, in front of this crowd. to play as well as i did against one of our greatest players ever, andy murray, was a huge accomplishment for me. he is a massive inspiration to each one of us in the locker room and we are so lucky to still have him. well, after that match, murray sat down with the bbc and was asked whether this

. >> the last thing before we go tonight, andy murray and the need for change. back in 1996, 16 children and one teacher were killed in the primary school shooting in scotland. it remains the deadliest mass shooting in modern british history. soon after, tough gun laws were enacted. and then eventually, gun violence a decreased significantly. british tennis star andy murray is a survivor of that horrific school shooting. he was only nine years old at the time. in an interview with the bbc, earlier today. he said how frustrating it is to see these tragedies continue to play out here in the u.s.. >> i get over there, that like, there's always talk about being something political. but i just i don't see how it is. i don't think anyone wants to see things like that happening. my feeling is that, like surely at some stage, you do something different. you can't keep approaching the problems by buying more guns. and having more guns in the country. i don't see how that solves it. but i could be wrong, you know. but let's maybe try something different, and see if you ge

and andy murray. the former prime minister, sirjohn major, will give evidence today at the public inquiry into the infection of people with contaminated blood in the 1970s and 80s. the disaster has been called the worst of its kind in nhs history. almost 5000 people with haemophilia and other bleeding disorders were infected with hiv or hepatitis c after being given a new treatment meant to improve their lives. our health correspondent, jim reed, reports. i suppose the biggest impact is i'm not the person i'm meant to have been. you can't erase the darkness, you can't erase the fear. it's always lurking. mark was just a child when he was warned about a medication he'd been given. his parents were told his new treatment for a blood disorder had been contaminated with hiv. i can't really describe the feeling, because it was, well, first of all, you question, why are you going to school to take exams for a future and a life you're not going to have? when your doctor says, "if you're lucky, but i don't th

cheering in the background because annie murray is on centre court at the moment, —— andy murray. these are tough times for him after his hip surgery, their concerns abound whether he can take part in these championships after he had an abdominal issue in stuttgart recently. he's moving really well — that's the good news for him, he's playing james duckworth, a 30—year—old australian at the moment, and andy murray has lost the first, losing by 6—4. at the moment, murray is up 3—2 in the second set. these championships are spoiled this year by annie murray, emma raducanu and rafael nadal. these legends of the game won't be around here for ever —— andy murray. where else can we find potential stories, one of the great stories and support came from democratic county last year. since that incredible stratospheric success for raducanu at flushing meadows last summer, she's had injury concerns. we weren't sure what to expect of raducanu at these championships, she played on centre or a little earlier. but she is safe there at around two, beating the belgian world number 46

murray, and emma raducanu is also out of the tournament. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a french court has concluded the country's longest ever trial for the 2015 terror attacks by handing down prison sentences to 20 men. an islamist gang killed 130 people in paris in 2015. they targeted the bataclan concert hall, the national football stadium, bars and restaurants. the only gang member to survive the night, salah abdeslam, was handed a rare whole life sentence. mark lobel reports. guilty. facing a full life prison term, france's most severe penalty for criminals, the only survivor behind the gun and bomb attacks that killed 130 people in the biggest trial in modern french history following the country's worst peacetime attack. it shook paris to its core in november 2015. as well as those killed, hundreds were injured during horrendous attacks on bars, restaurants, the national football stadium and the bataclan music venue. arrested in brussels four months after the attacks, salah abdeslam said he was a soldi

novak djokovic, emma raducanu and andy murray. the same line—up, but as you said, different results. with his name on the honours board six times, novak djokovic knows his way around centre court. for his opponent today, directions would have been helpful. how is this for an unsettling start for cooking —— kokkinakis? you can't play on broken strings, particularly not against the top seed. djokovic was in commanding form. playing all the tricks in the book to give kokkinakis the runaround. and with this, he had the match done and dusted in two hours. it can be easy to get wrapped up in the drama, luxury and prestige of this place. but there are moments that stop you in your tracks. this all ukrainian match, serving as a reminder that there are far more serious events beyond tennis. that match, unsurprisingly, drew quite a crowd, and they stayed on court 12 as harriet dart made it ten brits through to round two, the most since 198a. headlining the home hopefuls, emma raducanu. but it was a shaky start for the british number o

murray is out too, while the number one seed novak djokovic cruised through to round three. here�*s the wimbledon round—up with our sport correspondent, chetan pathak. as the sun sets on day three at wimbledon, novak djokovic is a very happy man after sailing through to the third round of these championships with a straight sets win over australia. djokovic looking much like his old self on the graphs of centre court. because few problems, compared with the one we saw on monday. djokovic far more pleased on wednesday after his win, i think he feels much more like his old self as he moved up the years. looking for his fourth consecutive title and seventh wimbledon crowd. it will be 21 grand slams. all the more important to him because if he wins this major, it will be one behind rafael nadal, knowing novak djokovic may not get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. and the women�*s draw, there is disappointed for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us open champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flashing meado

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hello, there is little time to dwell on the disappointment of the early exits of emma raducanu andy murray last night on the lingering doubts about whether we'll see murray playing back at wimbledon because on a day when there is a particular focus on the environment and sustainability, there are a number of players trying to sustain british hopes in the singles and join cameron norrie in the third round and perhaps the player with the brightest chances heather watson, because she was on the brink of victory over her opponent last night when bad light stopped play. she is just one game away from booking her spotin just one game away from booking her spot in the third round for the first time since 2017 and should be taking to court shortly. but i have to tell you that in the last few minutes alastair gray has lost in straight sets to the 11th seed, taylor fritz. stepping out shortly onto centre court, under the roof because we are expecting some rain here, will be katie boulter. she is playing the sixth seed, karolina pliskova. that looks a very difficult match on paper but katie boulter w

andy murray on centre court _ happening here. andy murray on centre court alongside _ happening here. andy murray on centre court alongside with - centre court alongside with raducanu. but know that he made light work earlier, the australian being in straight sets who novak defeated who he said feels like is getting back to his best. the first game a bit of a struggle but he is very much feeling comfortable is novak, 6—1, 6—2 and later on this evening as you mentioned, we're going to see andy murray at 35 years old taking on 37—year—old john with that big powerhouse served and let's talk about raducanu's movement, looking very good despite having to struggle for most of the preparatory season following the injury and stood guard with an abdominal issue but that is feeling good and he is feeling positive about playing we look forward to a prime time andy murray this wednesday night.— forward to a prime time andy murray this wednesday night. thank you once atain. away from wimbledon, i'm afraid that rain has got even heav

that test match continues at taunton and right ear we are preparing for an andy murray evening. —— right here we are preparing. thanks, joe. and now it's time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. are you going to keep that rain away? we“ll are you going to keep that rain away? we'll try to, it doesn't look too bad for the south—east. good evening. today was one of sunshine and showers but the majority of us saw plenty of sunshine, just a few heavy showers. tomorrow it looks more unsettled across northern and western areas. low pressure will be sitting to the west of us throughout much of this week. it will encroach further towards our shores tomorrow which is why we“ll further towards our shores tomorrow which is why we'll see outbreaks of heavy rain and stronger winds. the showers have been affecting much of scotland and the east and south—east of england. some of them were heavy with some rumbles of thunder, flashes of lightning. they will clear away over the next few hours and then overnight most places will be drier. out west that low pressure will bring wet and wi

nine british players in action today, among them emma raducanu and andy murray. coming up on the bbc news channel — eoin morgan, one of england's most successful cricket captains, is expected to announce his international retirement. the former conservative prime minister, sirjohn major, has been giving evidence at a public inquiry into what's been described as the biggest medical disaster in the history of the nhs. nearly 5,000 people with haemophilia and other blood disorders were given a treatment infected with hiv or hepatitis in the 19705 and 805. sirjohn, who's been questioned about the level of financial support and compensation offered, described what happened to the patients as "incredibly bad luck". 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. i suppose the biggest impact is i'm not the person i was meant to have been. you can't erase the darkness, you can't erase the fear. it's always lurking. mark was just a child when he was warned about a medication he'd been given. his parents were told his new treatment for a blood disorder had been contaminated w

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andy murray will be among the headline acts on day one at wimbledon on monday . the unseated brits will take on australia's james duck with on the same for court . when will than bend russian and better russian players because of the war in ukraine. the a t p responded by not allocating any rankings points for wimbledon, something mary disagrees with and yet feel bad for them as well. i can also understand the frustration on, on their side. and in terms of the response from the a t p. i didn't really agree with a i just don't see who helps all the players of still showed up to play here. so i don't see how that puts the a t p in a stronger position, moving forwards, but much as the my, my opinion and the other dangerous unseeded player in the main store with nick curiosity. australian says he's preparation for wimbledon has been, he's best in quite a while. he starts his campaign on tuesday against british wildcard hold job. so i know that i was going to ride the waves. i'm emotionally out there because a crowd obviously gonna be behind the the local him. amused

andy murray was beaten in the semifinals of the surbiton trophy. the two—time wimbledon champion was up against american denis kudla. after taking the first set 7—5, he dropped the second to the american 7—6, before kudla took the deciding set 6—3. he'll play either otto virtanen orjordan thompson in the final. in the match before murray on centre court, fellow britjodie anna burrage missed out on the women's singles final, being beaten by the second seed alison van uytvank of belgium. the 23—year—old lost 6—3, 6—4. the derby at epsom has been won by desert crown, ridden by richard kingscote. the victory made 76—year old sir michael stoute the oldest winning trainer. the race was slightly delayed after a number of protestors lay on the track. here's our sports correspondent, laura scott. it's the jewel in the crown of the calendar and one of the queen's favourite days of the year. but walter majesty was absent, there were plenty of nods to her platinum jubilee —— absent, there were plenty of nods to her platinumjubilee ——

. - in the last few minutes, andy murray has been beaten in the finals of the surbiton trophy. the two—time wimbledon champion was up against american denis kudla. after taking the first set 7—5, he dropped the second to the american 7—6, before kudla took the deciding set 6—3. he'll play the winner of otto virtanen and jordan thompson in the final. in the match before murray on centre court, fellow britjodie anna burrage missed out on the women's singles final, being beaten by the second seed alison van uytvanck of belgium. the 23—year—old lost 6—3, 6—4. half centuries from joe root and ben stokes have given england a chance in their match against new zealand. stokes was out for sa as england chase 277. joe wilson is at lords. stuart broad urged england to believe, and then he made things happen. that was darrell mitchell dismissed for 108 and wickets seemed to be falling with every delivery. eventually, they were. brought on one of his charges. soon new zealand were 285 all out, meaning if england could score 277 in their second innings, they win. if. here are

andy murray's bid for a first grass—court singles title in six years ended with a loss to matteo berrettini in the stuttgart 0pen final. murray hadn't dropped a set all week in germany, but saw his second service game broken, losing the first set 6—4. the scot battled back to win the second 7—5 — but worringly in the decider, he had to have treatment on his hip twice — as he went on to lose that 6—3. with wimbledon just 15 days away, murray is due to play at queen's club, which starts tomorrow. we will see how he fares. football now, where northern ireland survived a scare to battle back to get their first point in the nations league as they drew 2—2 with cyprus in belfast. but the pressure continues to pile on manager ian baraclough. stephen watson was at windsor park. billy bingham passed away earlier this week at 90, and captain stephen davis said he would try to produce a performance worthy of his legacy. but northern ireland struggled to deliver. ball in. 0pening goalfor cyprus. six minutes into the second half, things went from bad to worse for the home site. a second goal

roper's went to warmer events including here in stock, got against former twice wimbledon champion, andy murray. wimbledon has had to tread carefully after it's controversial, russian band. officials now hope attention turned back to tennessee. now plague dirty is usually frowned upon and soccer. but a new league has kicked off in poland where that is the name of the game. swamp saca is a monkey, a version of the beautiful game played on a waterlogged mud. kate pitch players have to run, crawl and dragged themselves through the sludge while trying to score a goal. the sport originated in finland when cross country ski as began training and swamps with football to improve that rather than the ne. and so we've got time for coming up next reporter meets the journalist in hong kong who's decided to keep working despite threats from a king. i minute keeps mckinnon on behalf of the whole team here at the w news. thanks so much with hico african climate change with lighting the lives of ivory coasts. farmers. their crops are especially vulnerable a possible solution. i grew forest tree. more an

we know that andy murray _ british tennis about it. we know that andy murray can't - british tennis about it. we know that andy murray can't play - british tennis about it. we know that andy murray can't play in l british tennis about it. we know i that andy murray can't play in that. what about that possible matchup? yeah, i am sure emma and andy would be a yeah, i am sure emma and andy would he a fierce— yeah, i am sure emma and andy would be a fierce team. not too many people — be a fierce team. not too many people would want to take them on. but i also _ people would want to take them on. but i also hope emma will be part of the great _ but i also hope emma will be part of the great britain team at the billie jean cup _ the great britain team at the billie jean cup finals. to add that event here _ jean cup finals. to add that event here on— jean cup finals. to add that event here on uk— jean cup finals. to add that event here on uk soil for the first time since _ here on uk soil for the first time since 1991 — here on uk

andy murray. wimbledon has had to trek carefully after its controversial russian band. officials now hope attention turns back to tennis. how playing dirty is usually frowned upon in soccer, but a new league has kicked off in poland. where that is the name of the game. swan saca is a monkey, a version of the beautiful game played on a water log, mud caked pitch plans after brun cruel and dragged themselves through the sludge while trying to school a goal. the sport originated in finland when cross country ski is began training and swamps with a football to improve that fitness. before we go, here's a quick look at our top story. at this hour, she said leaders of agreed to invest $600000000000.00 in global infrastructure during the 1st day of that annual summit, which is being hosted by germany this year. they said the investment was crucial to sustainable economic development. the g 7 leaders stressed their efforts to increase energy security. the 3 day meeting is also expected to focus on russia's aggression in ukraine and on climate change. it's your up to date coming up. next is s

we can be that patient with andy i we can be that patient with andy murray because time is not on his second 35 years old most of the two—time champion at the all england club, he has had his injury challenges come over my shoulder, the british fans are desperate for something to cheer, although we have seen british players progress today. mary is up against the hard—hitting american who took the first set six games to four. and mary, i can see is 65 up in the second, so can you level this when up? it could be an epic late—night finish for andy murray in the british fans yet again here at wimbledon. {lila yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank ou yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank you very — yet again here at wimbledon. 0k, thank you very much indeed. now, before we go, let's bring you back that's breaking news from paris, a court in paris has found all defendants in the attack child guilty of all the charges against them. believed to be the only surviving member of the group that carried out the most deadly attack ever seen in peacetime france. he has been found guilty of

andy murray has reached his first tour level final on grass in six years after beating nick kyrgios in the stuggart 0pen. the straight sets win, 7—6, 6—2, sets up a meeting with matteo berrettini of italy in the final on sunday. his last atp tour title came at antwerp in 2019. not bad preparation ahead of wimbledon, is it? charles leclerc will be hoping to close the gap to max verstappen in the formula one drivers championship after claiming pole for tomorrow's azerbaijan grand prix. he'll line up alongside red bull's sergio perez after the dutchman could only manage third on the grid. nick parrott was watching for us. azerbaijan might are not have the glamour of monaco body provides more of a spectacle. lance stroll crashed twice in the opening session of qualifying and the canadian was left a bit shaken by that. is aston martin team—mate sebastian vettel was merely stirred by his off, and once again lewis hamilton was having problems with his mercedes. he will start from seventh place, two places behind team—mate george russell. at the front of the fear of the usual suspects

andy murray's preparations for wimbledon are going well, he's into the semifinals of the surbiton 0pen. the three—time grand slam champion beat brandon nakashima, the world number 75, and will face another american, denis kudla in the last four. murray is the top seed in the tournement. gareth southgate says the young supporters who will be at england's nations league match with hungary in budapest tomorrow need to understand that racism will not be tolerated in football. the match should be behind closed doors, punishment for hungary after the repeated racist behaviour by their supporters. but they have exploited a loophole whereby ten school children are allowed in for free if accompanied by an adult, so 30,000 fans are expected at the puskas arena. in some way, mabye this will be part of the education for the next generation and each generation that passes, there will be more tolerance in the world. we have the same situation in our country, so we've got to keep doing the right thing, setting the right example. and all being well, then the young people in the stadium tomorrow will

now, with wimbledon starting in just two weeks, worrying news for andy murray, who has withdrawn from queen's. he picked up an abdominal strain in the stuttgart final on sunday. the two—time wimbledon champion does hope to be fit in time, though, so fingers crossed with that one. staying at queens, and there was a big win for britain's jack draper — he saw off the american fourth seed taylor fritz in straight sets, 6—3, 6—2. fritz is ranked 1a in the world, so it's a fabulous victory for the 20—year—old. draper's first win over a top 20 player in his burdegoning career. not so good for british number one cam norrie, though — he was beaten by former world number three 6rigor dmitrov in three sets. norrie who reached the final of queens last year took the first set via a tie break, but dmitrov responded to win 6—7, 6—1, 6—4. liam brody is out, too — beaten by marin cillic. another british hope at wimbledon is harriet dart — and she continued her fine form at the birmingham classic. dart was a wild card at the event, and overcame camila 0sorio of colombia 6—2, 6