cameron norrie also made it through safely l norrie also made it through safely in the afternoon but all those people on the hill had been waiting for andy murray. murray seemed keen to display his energy but he was a set down against australia's james duckworth before he got going. that is murray at the top of the screen approaching the top of his form. how was his serve? always time to try something new, and in the end, it won him the point, at the third set followed. 6—4 in the fourth, murray finally prevailed, his lights are still burning. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. we got the tennis finally, and now we have got the weather. here's stav da naos. you coped very well! it has been a day of sunshine and showers, and the rest of the week is also expected to stay fairly unsettled. tomorrow something a bit more substantial for northern and western areas, an area of low pressure pushing this active weather front into northern and western areas and we have a few isobars in the chart so wet and windy sums it up well. it has already arrived in parts of the outer hebrides and norther

he stole the second set two soap norrie is out. jack draper who is now 20th made his debut in the world's top 100 this morning, created another first—round upset. he beat the world number 1a. he is six tall, that power will handed serve is powerful on the grass. a very exciting prospect for british tennis. good start to the grass court season. a quarterfinalist last week. she will now play a wimbledon champion in the second round. tough test for her- — champion in the second round. tough test for her. andy _ champion in the second round. tough test for her. 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?

at wimbledon cameron norrie will be in there for match one. he was on song for .i. the top british seed next week here on the bottom of your screen, he dominated brandon nakashima. important in this weather to use your energy and efficiently, cameron norrie took the first set in the first game of the second he broke again. he has never been beyond round three of a grand slam, curiosity he will want to make history. straight sets win here was some stock. the plan is to ensure it is just the start. we've not seen enough of katie boulter in her career so far. finally now, she may be sufficiently free of illness and injury to compete with the best. yesterday she beat, today she defeated by petra kvitova. use it as a springboard. she sees the first set, petra kvitova had a reset. she kept her response shortened to the point. the second soon out of reach, that reach was limited by a sore arm. didn't stop katie boulter slugging it out through a pumping third to its child's game when petra kvitova tries a wind of bolton chevy and finally force her. katie boulter is heading

over on court one cameron norrie was playing. this was quickly a game of quality from both players but the british number one was able to take the first set. this is his first year at wimbledon but some of his tenancy was exceptional as he levelled the match and before long he had taken the third set, too, with norrie in real danger against a player ranked 71st in the world. but again, the game swung. he looked to be struggling with cramp as the doctor was called out. he continued but soon norrie had tied the match again. this time he was winded and finally norrie was able to take control. i he was winded and finally norrie was able to take control.— able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he able to take control. i hope he's 0k- he was _ able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he was struggling - able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he was struggling a - able to take control. i hope he's 0k. he was struggling a little i able to take control. i hope he's| 0k. he was struggling a little bit ok. he was struggling a little bit so i h

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—love to reach the last 16. she'll play double grand slam winner simona halep, who booked her place after beating lesia tsurenko in straight sets. and that's all the sport for now. from me, mark edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we're expecting a short style of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it over the next few days or so — the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed a0 celsius. that

norrie will face the american stevejohnson next. he knocked out britain's ryan peniston in their second round match. harriet dart became the tenth british player to make it through to the second round, which is the most since 1984. she beat rebeca masarova 6—1, 6—4 in a delayed first round match due to the rain and faces eighth seed jessica pegula tomorrow. and for the second time this week, heather watson's match will span two days. the british numberfour�*s clash with wang qiang was suspended for bad light with watson just one game away from victory. away from the brits, there was an easy win for novak djokovic in his second round match. he beat thanasi kokkinakis of greece in straight sets in the first match of the day on centre. patrick gearey reports. the door isn't always open for novak djokovic these days, unvaccinated and unwelcome in new york and australia, wimbledon offered him another precious chance for a grand slam title. he started the tournament slowly, but today he had his eye in. he won three of the first four

when cameron norrie arrived on the court, no distractions were needed. you not only provided entertainment but he prorated it quickly. just 2a minutes passed when the first that was one to 6— love. but if the first that was straightforward, the second was anything but. pablo and harr threatened to take control. before the weather beat him to it. when the rain falls, it's sometimes easier to block it all out. when play resumed, norey fought back. in an early break in the third put him on the edge of victory. don't expect movement. the rain would intervene once more. there be no response from anduhar when they returned once again. norey into round two. it when they returned once again. norey into round two-— into round two. it wasn't easy, especially _ into round two. it wasn't easy, especially playing _ into round two. it wasn't easy, especially playing such - into round two. it wasn't easy, especially playing such a - into round two. it wasn't easy, especially playing such a greatj especially playing such a great first set and the delay, then obvious

but british number one cameron norrie went through to round three. good morning. early rain in eastern parts of northern ireland and scotland which will become confined to the north—east of scotland. for the rest of us, sunshine and showers, some thundery. details later in the programme. good morning. it's thursday, 30thjune. our main story. the uk will provide an additional £1 billion in military aid for ukraine, after president zelensky urged nato leaders to do more to help the country's war effort. at the nato summit in madrid, the military alliance branded russia the biggest direct threat to western security. our security correspondent frank gardner has more. ukrainian troops on salisbury plain, part of an ever expanding package of assistance britain's giving to their country, as it tries to fight off the invading russian army. so this year's summit of nato�*s leaders in madrid comes at a time of high tension. the alliance has revamped its strategy towards strongly deterring russia from making any more land grabs. together, ourallies, we're going to make

in terms of the british players because we are spoilt for choice and the british number one cameron norrie who sneaked into the top ten earlier this year is just out of it at the moment and is taking on a player more suited to playing on clay but he beat roger federer last year and it should be all right for norrie, steam—rolling through the first set and it's a little tighter in the second set at the moment and currently two games all and norrie hoping to reach the second week of a grand slam for the first time in his career and let me tell you aboutjodie burrage on court number 18 she is taking on the ukrainian player who had quite a lot of her not feeling comfortable about playing russian and belarusian players and then coming to wimbledon. she took the first set 6-2 wimbledon. she took the first set 6—2 and jodie burrage has had a good time of it and a big result on grass last week one of the top ten seeds and she has her work cut out if she is to fight back. we and she has her work cut out if she is to fight back.— is to fight back. we have some british major _ is to fight back.

there wasn't such good knees —— a news for cameron norrie. creasy�*s molly was causing habit, but wasn't working for the american —— causing havoc. creasy finished in at fashion once again at the net. it was the end of the road for harriet dart. it was always going to be a challenge czech dominating the first set. in the second, it was a similar story. a day of mixed emotions for the home crowd, as draper is the last briton standing in eastbourne. lydia campbell, bbc news. there's no serena williams in the doubles semifinals today. making her comeback after nearly a year out, she and ons jabeur you won two matches this week, but the tunisian has a knee injury so they've withdrawn. it means williams, who was using eastbourne as preparation for wimbledon, will have played just two competitive matches in almost 12 months. well, wimbledon begins on monday without russian and belarusian players, banned in reaction to russia's ongoing war in ukraine. tennis authorities responded by stripping the grand slam of ranking points. for organisers, i

nine brits scheduled to play — of them cam norrie is the first safely through to round two. a shopping centre in central ukraine has been hit by a russian missile. president zelensky said around 1000 people were inside and he said it was impossible to even imagine the number of victims. so far at least ten people are thought to have been killed and more than a0 have been injured in what the authorities described as a war crime. the local governors say it was unlikely many survivors would be found in the rubble because it was a big fire and there was a lot of smoke. the attack took place in kremenchuk, an industrial city and the sight of ukraine's biggest oil refinery. russia says it does not deliberately target civilians will stopjoe inwood has sent this report. a warning that it contains some details you may find distressing. there is no part of ukraine untouched by this war. just before apm in the afternoon russian missiles are said to have hit a shopping centre in kremenchuk. the ukrainians say around 1,000 people may have been inside. this industrial city on the banks of

cameron norrie is out, losing his quarterfinal to american maxime cressy in straight sets. norrie won his first grass—court match of the year in the previous round but couldn't follow it up in this one. the top seed this week going down 7—5, 7—5. there'll be an all british quarter final after wild card ryan peniston won his delayed last 16 match against spain's pedro martinez. they resumed midway through the final set this morning, after the match was suspended for bad light yesterday. it's back—to—back quarterfinals for the world number 147 who also reached the last eight at queens last week. he now faces fellow brit jack draper for a semifinal spot. bad news though for serena williams. she and partner 0ns jabeur were through to the semi—finals of the doubles, on williams�* return to tennis after a year out. they've had to withdraw today though, after an injury to jabeur. it means williams heads to wimbledon next week having played just two matches in almost a year. the latest pga tour event in the usa will get under way later, with some of the sport's bigges

six british players today on this new day hoping to follow cameron norrie into round three. let reflect on the more disappointing things and the exit of andy murray in that late drama on centre court at around 930 last night. it was knocked out by the americanjohn isner with his massive serve. the american led by two sets to love. there would be no memorable finish. isner winning the fourth set 6—4 and beating murray for the first time in nine attempts. it's the earliest murray has gone out of wimbledon — but will he be back next year? in the long term it is extremely difficult. — in the long term it is extremely difficult, planning. if my body holds — difficult, planning. if my body holds up. _ difficult, planning. if my body holds up, i will compete as long that icon — holds up, i will compete as long that icon i_ holds up, i will compete as long that icon. i feel like i can still compete _ that icon. i feel like i can still compete at the highest level, but it is impossible to make long—term plans— is impossible to make long—term plans when have got eight

british players are in action after yesterday's disappointment including the men's number one cameron norris, who is hoping to reach the fourth round of a tennis grand slam tournament for the very first time. let's go live to our sports correspondent laura scott, who has the latest for us. 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

entrepreneurial family at the will needed new discipline over their image that no, no, we don't know who the real norris here today. they were all this executives from russia, for example, in the finance department to be too little. but the official owner was never oversight for he's, i'm just a neighborhood. he threw all i all of returning white. those submissions it that in you could do frog wants to get rid of the kremlin controlled oligarchs because they support the war in ukraine. this data bank specialist has compiled a list of more than 40 russian firms at the very top oligarchy. dmitri pump yon ski together with his wife and son. the search for the real owner of emma se is never over. russian oligarchs are masters of concealing their property in the west. the ownership structure of the company goes through cyprus, netherlands, bermudas, and back 3 times. so you have ownership changes on like 568 companies. and it's extremely hard to track down, especially when some of the company registries in some countries are not really opened and available. russian oligarchs used bogus companies and front me

not so good for british number one cam norrie, though — he was beaten by former world number three grigor 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 osorio of colombia 6—2, 6—love to reach the last 16. she'll play double grand slam winner simona halep, who booked her place after beating lesia tsurenko in straight sets. and that's all your sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. we're expecting a short style of rather hot weather across much of the uk, but not all of it over the next few days or so — the heat and the humidity will be gradually building northwards. and that's because there's a heat wave across the iberian peninsula at the moment — temperatures in parts of spain have surpassed 40 celsius. t

norrie will face the american stevejohnson next. he knocked out britain's ryan peniston in their second round match. harriet dart became the tenth british player to make it through to the second round, which is the most since 1984. she beat rebeca masarova 6—1, 6—4 in a delayed first round match due to the rain and faces eighth seed jessica pegula tomorrow. and for the second time this week, heather watson's match will span two days. the british numberfour�*s clash with wang qiang was suspended for bad light with watson just one game away from victory. away from the brits, there was an easy win for novak djokovic in his second round match. he beat thanasi kokkinakis of greece in straight sets in the first match of the day on centre. patrick gearey reports. the door isn't always open for novak djokovic these days, unvaccinated and unwelcome in new york and australia, wimbledon offered him another precious chance for a grand slam title. he started the tournament slowly, but today he had his eye in. he won three of the first four

the american's ranked 27 places below evans, but will now face britain's cameron norrie in the last eight. britain's jack draper could potentially face ryan peniston next after his win against diego schwartzman of argentina. peniston's match against spain's pedro martinez was suspended at one—set—all. serena williams is through to the semi—finals in the doubles as she prepares to make a comeback to wimbledon after nearly a year away from the sport. together with ons jabeur, they beat shulo aoyama and chan hao—ching in straight sets. england have completed a 3—0 series victory in the one—day series against the netherlands. they comfortably won their third and final match this afternoon, as andy swiss reports. i day which began with a first england cap for david payne. liam livingston dazzled by the dutch sunshine, no breakthrough, no hard feelings. the netherlands threatened to make him pay, as max o'dowd swatted his way to a half—century from a promising position. pena belatedly getting his big moment, although it was david willey that did the most damage. easy for england,

radio host, steve. gail believes media outlets in the west are slowly beginning to question more than norris of coming from keith. you know, the allegations that this lady was putting out there were horrific was even more horrific as if they were just outright wise and intended to create a propaganda scheme that would drive people up and, and created an anti russia mentality around the world. again, based on lies there by europe and by latin america in africa that are going to be squeezed by the higher prices. so we're dealing with will stand. i think he must have thought that he was going to be able to squeeze rushes balance of payments. so much that russia would be desperate and the united states can say, well, ok, we know you need foreign exchange, we will pay you half of the normal price. and so he's trying to get a cheap deal. that would mean a profits for the american oil industry. just imagine of the american o companies and the refineries goodbye russian oil cheaper. they would be enormously profitable, and the oil industry is the most powerful political lobby in the united states. s

in the men's draw, disappointment too for world number 12 and top seed cameron norrie. he lost his quarter—final against maxime cressy in straight sets. and cressy will now play another british player in the semi—finals, as jack draper awaits. he beat another british player, ryan peniston, in straight sets 6—3, 6—3. it's the first time draper has reached a semi—final on the main atp tour. in the next couple of days, all eyes will be turning to wimbledon, as the third grand slam of the season gets under way on monday. it's the first time in three years that the championship will be at full capacity and players given much more freedom around the sw19 grounds. wimbledon's ceo sally bolton says this year feels more exciting than ever. it's really incredible to be back and it's— it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible _ it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to— it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be - it's really incredible to be back and it's incredible to be back. it's really incredible to be backi and it's i

receive, the timing was right and people were willing finally to get away from the rambo's and chuck norris and the false war that we've seen. that was quite stunning. it was a stunning moment in history because frankly i think it screwed up ronald reagan. he was on his way to among other things henv was about to invade nicaragua but then we had at the hearings and oliver north and a six or seven people in the reagan administration resigned. it was a whole group of people, it was a scandal far worse than watergate. i know my previous what you're talking about watergate, but it was much, much bigger because reagan was giving arms to the iranians and sending the money illegally so it was quite a scandal. >> i watched. it's fantastic. it's just a fantastic movie. politically thein monologues, unbelievable. how long did it take you to write it, did you have to put it down or did you go straight through? >> i went straight through. i had just gotten out of movies for about a year or two years and i really, excuse me i'm wrong. i got out of movies in 1995 after nixon i stopped for a while and tha

much fat platoon went through the roof the timing was right they were trying to get away from chuck norris and randolph and the false were we had seen deal with it. that was quite stunning it was a stunning moment in our history because frankly i think it screwed up reagan he was on his way to invade nicaragua people forget this but then we had the country hearings and oliver north and six or seven people in the reagan meant administration resigned it's a whole group of people and the dirty scandal far worse than watergate but conjugate was much bigger because reagan was getting arms to get iranians. >> did you go straight through? excuse my am wrong. i got out of movies, 1995 after nixon. i stop fornd a while is that when i wrote it? i'mm confused. i'm sorry is starting to get jumbled as you get to old. i wrote in 2017. after snowden. and my timing again is not great. if covid was with us and no book signings in the book dies. and to be worthwhile. >> i want to ask in the book with that anchoring moment to which the story is told so why that time or 1976 quick. >> i was 30 years old. so t

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these contain heavy metals and nitrogen mathias fink. bi norris discovered that urine and feces are a significant cause of the over fertilization of water bodies. excrement also plays a role in water pollution. because if the song, the food, you can't blame the dog alone, the damaging a lake or a body of water or the soil ashad is the total impact of all kinds of other products and emissions, to an embassy or a pet dog does add to all of these categories and give his anti the 2 by the average person doesn't generally notice if the condition of soils implants is deteriorated. pito, who to man wants to change that. she's al, taking a stroll in munich with her dog and drawn my map. and so with that and sometimes i worry it, i wonder about the full impact of what i'm talking leaves behind and what other docs do, take you all. because i have no idea how it all affects plants or nature in general . what out, montana to our naked biologist, ta, cielo franklin, them on wanted to show her the impact keen on hearing of fluid with highly concentrated nitrogen, has on plants hooked off of the fee

, travel final preparations are being made for the launch of a nasa research rocket in norway's far norris. the u. s. space agency knows the under yes space center close to the low photon islands is a good place to study. the northern lights or aurora borealis. it's a launch range that's very far north, and there's not many of them. we can take a rocket and reach the aurora. ah, because it's um, you know, our, our rockets are limited in range. um, so we have to get close enough to the aurora to be able to launch into it from where we're at. this is nothing new for nasa. norway's rocket launch site has been in operation for almost 60 years now. some 1800 research rockets had already listed offering here. now norway wants to start launching commercial satellites in competition with major u. s. companies like space ex and i saw that it belongs live, it's that am the satellite sectors growing fast a another who it is maybe even one of the fastest growing industries. i said, i believe the u. s. alone, the striving to double the volume of business to $5000000000.00 by 2024 to $1.00 hollow. mili

the timing tim was right and pee were clamoring to get away and chuck norris and the false war that we had seen. that was quite stunning. it was a stunning moment in our history too because frankly i think it's gruder from reagan. he was on his way among other things things who is aboute to invade t nicaragua. then oliver north in six or seven people in reagan's administration resigned. it was a scandal far than watergate. i know barrett was here talking about watergate but it was much bigger because reagan was giving arms to the iranians and sending the money to the contras in illegal so is quite a scandal. >> i watched recently salvador and if you haven't seen in a few years re-watch it. fantastic. it's just a fantastic movie the monologue is in their unbelievable. going back to the memoir how long did it take you toto writet and did you have to put itbr don and pick a backup or or did you go straight through? >> i went straight through. i had just gotten out of movies for about a year or two years and, excuse me i'm wrong. i got out in 1995 and after nixon i stopped for a while and

important partner of the united states in terms of trying to control the flow of migrants upgrade. norris, regional demands for an all inclusive summit, washington is undermining the summit agenda. the exclusion of some of the countries will mean bug, god issue will be centerpiece proudly in the discussion among presidents. the failure to engage to properly engage with latin american countries is going to be costly for by v. unfortunately, for the u. s. other countries do see latin america as a priority, particularly china. so i think the only one celebrating the way this summer is goin is showing cuban venezuela. now say they won't go to the summit even if invited a last minute, face saving deal that may allow lopez over a vote and the others to attend. but the damage may be done with many arguing that a precious opportunity to work with the united states as a partner has been squandered. to see a newman al jazeera santiago, local elections and house in columbia in its 1st vote since 2018. as when long serving leader hung sen was, he widely disputed at the general election. his cambodian

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well indeed, the battle for control of the war norris have does. rage on the russian defense ministry has released footage. it says as professionally directed videos by ukraine claiming to show combat scenes, film to boost morale. the m o. d also states the works were directly sponsored by the british government. i think yeah, let's go through what we're seeing here. the defense ministry says the video was filmed at the end of may and the nikolai of region of ukraine was intended for ukrainian western audiences. now they show staged bottles which the m o. d claims in reality never happens. it saves members of local territorial defense unit. wearing red armed buttons played the parts of russians. love. another video appearing on social media claim that the korean soldiers had which the russian border theatre into life. a man has carried a border post to a field, claiming it was the frontier with russian. western media published this story but did not remove its even wants. it was proven to be faith. always good to get the take off independent journalist. look renee, look welcome to the

despite that disappointment for emma raducanu, the british men's number one, cameron norrie, had a better afternoon. he hasjust won in five sets to become the first breakthrough to the third round. hoping tojoin him as andy breakthrough to the third round. hoping to join him as andy murray, currently in action on centre court, but is trailing the big serverjohn isner. now lets look at the weather. sunshine has been part of our weather story today, and what a beautiful day it was for this weather watcher on the pembrokeshire coast. but that hasn't been the whole story. there have been some showers as well. the earlier radar picture shows the extent of those. some have been heavy, some have been thundery, and write it down to the south we have more persistent rain pushing across the channel islands. that will work its way northwards across much of england over night, clipping into parts of wales. we will also see this band of rain developing across eastern parts of northern ireland and overnight temperatures between ten and 13 degrees. let's take a closer look at northern ireland tomorrow m

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 despite the will of the crowd, it wasn�*t the result they wanted, as garcia flew into round three. raducanu out, but not down. even when, you know, it was tough at the end there, they wanted to see me and they wanted to see more and, yeah, it was just a really nice feeling to have. standing at six foot ten, john isner is an american ace machine. murray�*s done best with his back against the wall. two sets to love down, into a tie—break, he found that something extra. commentator: hold on... no, no. no! _ that's all he needs! they believed, he believed. but isner had more than his serve. he had t

radio host, steve. gail believes media outlets in the west are slowly beginning to question more than norris of coming from give you know, the allegations that this lady was putting out there were horrific was even more horrific as if they were just outright buys and intended to create a propaganda scheme that would drive people up and, and created an anti russia mentality around the world. again, based on lies, there are plenty of reasons to question the invasion to question what ukrainians have done in the war as well. but there's been so much propaganda that, you know, getting the truth out has been almost impossible. but i do think you're starting to see some recalculation in the u. s. media, at least among some to, to be a little more skeptical of the stories in the propaganda. it's been pushed out. and again, this is, in this case just been repeated without any verification or any basis of truth. we saw that with the supposed ukrainian soldiers who had had mocked a russian warship and they were supposedly all wiped out. turned out not to be true . you saw with the ghost pilot ukrainian

cameron norrie has booked his place in the quarterfinals of the wimbledon warm—up event. the british number1 saw off american brandon nakashima in straight sets for his first win on grass this year. he's the first of seven british players in action today across the men's and women's events. later, british number 2 dan evans faces another american in maxime cressy. ryan peniston is on a great run on grass, having reached the quarter finals at queens last week, he plays spain's pedro martinez. youngsterjack draper takes on world number 15 diego schwartzman. katie boulter is looking to progress against the 1ath seed petra kvitova. and having stunned the top seed paula badosa in straight sets, jodie burrage plays beatriz haddad maia, the brazilian has won titles in both nottingham and birmingham in recent weeks. harriet dart will resume her match with switzerland's jill teichmann at one—set all. england are without captain eoin morgan for their third one—day international against the netherlands. the captain has a groin problem. jos buttler is leading the side as they loo

people fwere willing to get away from rambo and chuck norris is and will fall for that we have tseen. and deal with it. that was quite stunning and it was a stunning moment in our history because frankly i think it screwed up ronald reagan. he was on his way to among other things he was about to invade nicaragua. then we had a congregate here and all of her north and six or seven people in reagan's administration resigned. it was all group of people. it was a dirty scandal, far worse than water great. i know jeffrey garrett was here talking about watergate but contra gaze was much bigger because reagan was giving arms to the iranians and sending the money to the contras illegally. so it was quite a scandal. >> i will say i rewatch recently salvador. if you 'guys haven't seen it a few years rewatch it , it's fantastic. it's just a fantastic movie. politically the monologues in there and jimmy woods, unbelievable. so going back to chasing daylight, how long did it take you to write? did you have to put itdown and bring it back up or go straight through ? >> i went straight through. i ha

the timing was right people were willing finally to get away from the rambo's and the chuck norris's and the the false war that we had seen. and deal with it and that was quite stunning. it was a stunning moment in our history too because frankly, i think it screwed up ronald reagan. he was on his way to among other things. he was about to invade nicaragua people forget this but then we had the conjugate hearings and oliver north and six or seven people in reagan's administration resigned mcfarland. it was a whole group of people. it was a dirty dirty scandal far worse than watergate. i know you were my previous jeffrey garrett was here talking about watergate but contragate was was much much bigger because reagan was giving arms to the iranians and and sending the money to the contrast illegally, so it's quite a scandal. i will say i rewatched very recently salvador if you guys haven't seen in a few years re-watch it it's fantastic. it's just a fantastic movie politically the the monologues in there and jimmy woods the performance about him unbelievable. so going back to chasing day

and coming up on the bbc news channel: a first grass court win of the season for cameron norrie as the british number one beat brandon nakashima at eastbourne. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. at least 1000 people are dead and many more injured after a powerful earthquake hit afghanistan overnight — that's according to taliban officials. the country is already in the grip of a humanitarian disaster with millions on the brink of famine. the taliban have asked for international help and britain says it's ready to provide assistance. the quake struck near the south eastern city of khost — in pa ktika province. afghanistan is prone to earthquakes. that's because there are a number of geological fault lines crossing the country — those are the red lines you can see on this map. the quake measured 6.1 in magnitude, damaging thousands of badly built homes in one of the poorest countries in the world. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani is in sharana, where casualties from the earthquake have been brought. a desperate search for survivors. hundreds of homes, entire communi

and disappointment in the men's draw too — as british number one and top seed cameron norrie has also been knocked out in the quarter finals. he lost in straight sets to the american maxime cressy — a player ranked 48 places below norrie in the world rankings. and cressy will now play another british player in the semi finals — jack draper awaits. he beat compatriot ryan peniston in straight sets. it's the first time draper has reached a semi final on the main atp tour. so shortly, all eyes will be turning to wimbledon — as the third grand slam of the season gets under way on monday. it's the first time in three years that the championship will be at full capacity and players given much more freedom around the sw19 grounds. wimbledon's ceo sally bolton says this year feels more exciting than ever. it is really incredible to be back, and it is incredible to be back as a full championship this year, the players are able to stay in the accommodation they want to stay in, they are no longer in a minimise risk environment, you can see them walking around the grounds, will have full s

if it is continued british interest you're looking for, then in the next round, both cameron norrie and heather watson are scheduled to play on friday, which, to be honest, far away! wonderful, thank you very much, joe wilson at wimbledon, and that takes us to a look at the weather prospects wherever you are in the country. chris fawkes has those. it has been a day of big showers, bigger than over the last few days, towering clouds heading heavenwards, and wherever you see is guys like that, it is inevitable somebody is getting a soaking, a shower going through stoke newington in the greater london area. showers across wales, the midlands, the south—west, and they have moved across the midlands, the pennines and into north—east england. thunder is beginning to die away, but the shower is taking another few hours before they finally give up the gust. at the same time, rain heading into eastern scotland overnight, and overnight temperatures for the most part staying in double figures. trying to start the day for eastern scotland, some quite heavy, and by mid—morning the showers will