dan evans is fighting back, rafa nadal is fighting back, rafa nadal is fighting to hold serve, come back to me later. eoin morgan has retired from international cricket. he started off playing for his native ireland but made his england debut 13 years ago. he soon switched his focus to the shorter form of the game and his one—day and t20 captaincy helped england to the top of the white—ball rankings. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. he put english cricket on top of the world. eoin morgan, the man who lifted the world cup and turned a struggling team into champions. but after battling with form and fitness, today he confirmed he was retiring from england to due to. a tough decision, he said, but no regrets. tough decision, he said, but no recrets. ., , ., , regrets. today it hits me, it was uuite a regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad _ regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad day. _ regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad day, reaching - regrets. today it hits me, it was quite a sad day, reaching the . regrets. today it hits me, it wasl quite a sad day,

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and rafa nadal begins his quest at wimbledon to win his 23rd grand slam title — we'll be there live. coming up on sportsday, it's the end of an era in english cricket as their inspirational white ball captain eoin morgan retires from the international game. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. "should scotland be an independent country?" that is the question the first minister nicola sturgeon wants to put again to the people of scotland in an independence referendum next year. it's exactly the same question that people were asked in 2014. downing street says the prime minister thinks now is not the time to be talking about a referendum but the government will look carefully at the proposal. nicola sturgeon says she wants to hold the vote on the 19th october 2023. she's also asking the supreme court to decide if it can be held legally without westminster�*s consent. eight years ago scotland rejected independence by 55% to 45%. but most polls suggest the gap has narrowed over the last two to three years and is now too close to call. our scotland editorjames cook reports f

ruud actually came through the rafa nadal academy, and he says he has dreamt about facing the spaniard. european football's governing body, uefa, has apologised to the fans who "experienced or witnessed frightening and distressing events" in the build—up to last saturday's champions league final. real madrid havejoined liverpool in demanding answers to what happended in paris and who was "responsible for leaving fans abandoned and defenceless". the game, which real won 1—0, was delayed by more than half an hour, and liverpool fans have described heavy—handed policing, organisational chaos and overcrowding at the showpiece game. there was a match at the stade de france tonight. france were beaten 2—1 in the nations league by denmark. france, who are the reigning champions in this competition, took the lead in the second half with a brilliant karim benzema strike six days after he won the champions league on the same ground. that was his 50th goal of the season, but denmark came back brilliantly. the substitute andreas cornelius scoring both their goals, with the winner coming in

two—time winner rafa nadal is through to the third round, as is women's world number one iga swiatek. plenty of success too for the remaining brits in this years competition. on centre court this afternoon there was a a stunning victory for wildcard katie boulter. she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova. she lost the first set but came back to seal a 3—6; 7—6; 6—4 win. she was very emotional afterwards, dedicating the win to her gran, who she revealed died just two days ago. 0h, oh, i'm going to get emotional. my crowning passed away two days ago and i would just like to dedicate that to her today. s it's very difficult for anybody in that circumstance but i think they have the match to look forward to is one way you can put your head in the place to come out and give a performance like that. her grandpa and her mum were there today and i think that gives her extra meaning to get the victory today. meanwhile heather watson has matched her best wimbledon singles performances. she's through to the third round after beating wang qiang ear

ruud actually came through the rafa nadal academy, and he says he has dreamt about facing the spaniard. european football's governing body, uefa, has apologised to the fans who "experienced or witnessed frightening and distressing events" in the build—up to last saturday's champions league final. real madrid havejoined liverpool in demanding answers to what happended in paris and who was "responsible for leaving fans abandoned and defenceless". the game, which real won 1—0, was delayed by more than half an hour, and liverpool fans have described heavy—handed policing, organisational chaos and overcrowding at the showpiece game. there was a match at the stade de france tonight. france were beaten 2—1 in the nations league by denmark. france, who are the reigning champions in this competition, took the lead in the second half with a brilliant karim benzema strike six days after he won the champions league on the same ground. that was his 50th goal of the season, but denmark came back brilliantly. the substitute andreas cornelius scoring both their goals, with the winner coming in

are we going to see serena williams, rafa nadal, and the world number one swiatek. laura: cannot wait for that. reporting from wimbledon. finally, as players take to the courts of wimbledon, the world's greatest cyclists are gearing up for the tour de france which begins on friday. the capital of copenhagen has been adorned in yellow, the color of the leader's jersey, and a model of the eiffel tower has been built to honor the end of the 21 day race in paris. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching "bbc world news america." narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ nick: good evening. i'm nick schifrin. judy woodruff is away. on the "newshour" tonight,

day two was very much about rafa nadal doing the same. he was playing francisco cerundolo, the argentinian, on centre court. francisco cerundolo has only one one match on grass on the atp tour. and, boy, did nadal have to work hard for this one. finding his first serve at times hard to come by, but having dropped the third set, the 22 time grand slam champion showed his battling qualities. every inch of them, as empowered through in four sets. he is looking, at 36 years old, to win three grand slams in a row and then potentially the calendar slam at the us open. that is still a big if had a big dream but here with the men's door opening up, matteo berrettini having to withdraw with a positive covid test, marin cilic out for the same reasons, too, former semifinalist here, too, former semifinalist here, hubert hurkacz isn't at these championships any longer after he lost in the opening round, it is potentially looking like a djokovic—nadal final but it is a bit too early to talk about that. in the women draw, the world number one iga swi

so much to look forward to on tuesday where we are going to see serena williams, rafa nadal and the world number one, iga swiatek. chetan pathak reporting from wimbledon. and before we go, the world's greatest cyclists are gearing up for the tour de france, which begins on friday in denmark. to commemorate hosting the first stage of the tour, the capital, copenhagen, has been adorned in yellow — the colour of the tour leader'sjersey, and a model of the eiffel tower has been built to honor the end of the 21 day race in paris. you can read and watch more of all our stories on our website. we will have extensive coverage of that anniversary of the handover of hong kong from china to the uk 25 years ago. also more on that missile strike in ukraine. that is all the time we have for here on newsday. thanks for watching. hello there. low pressure will be tending to stick close by to the uk throughout this week, so it's going to stay relatively unsettled with sunshine and showers, i think sums it up pretty well, especially for the north and west of the uk. for tuesday, something a bit more unse

nadal doing the same. he was playing francisco cerundolo, the argentinian, on centre court. francisco cerundolo has only one one match on grass on the atp tour. and, boy, did nadal have to work hard for this one. finding his first serve at times hard to come by, but having dropped the third set, the 22—time grand slam champion showed his battling qualities. every inch of them, as he powered through in four sets. he is looking, at 36 years old, to win three grand slams in a row and then potentially the calendar slam at the us open. that is still a big if and a big dream but here with the men's door opening up, matteo berrettini having to withdraw with a positive covid test, marin cilic out for the same reasons, too, former semifinalist here, hubert hurkacz isn't at these championships any longer after he lost in the opening round, it is potentially looking like a djokovic—nadal final but it is a bit too early to talk about that. chettan pattak. a soon—to—be married couple who were serenaded at a pub

rafa nadal captures his 14th title at roland-garros with a straight sets victory over casper ruud. this is the most titles of one grand slam that any one player has ever won in tennis he just kills on the clay. on saturday, iga swiatek won the women with straight sets win over coco gauff. that is swiatek's 35th win >>> coming up next michelle will have a look at weather for the week ahead >>> plus, why you may have to cut the cheese from your fridge. a major recall affecting several states texted the next day? same guy. is that even legal? and get this - he remembered my name. of course. (whispering) hey, blink twice if you're in danger. whoa, guys. at state farm, we actually get to know you. it's called service. come on! like a good neighbor, state farm is there.® are you tired of washing dishes? well flip the way you clean'em. come on! introducing dawn platinum ez-squeeze. it's a new, upside-down bottle... with no cap. you just grab and squeeze. platinum's upgraded, more powerful formula breaks down and removes grease 4 times faster. nice! no flip, no mess. platinum is also a go

so much to look forward to on tuesday where we are going to see serena williams, rafa nadal and the world number one, iga swiatek. chethan pahtak reporting from wimbledon. and finally the world's greatest cyclists are gearing up for the tour de france, which begins on friday in denmark. to commemorate hosting the first stage of the tour, the capital, copenhagen, has been adorned in yellow — the colour of the tour leadersjersey, and a model of the eiffel tower has been built to honour the end of the 21—day race in paris. that's all the time we have. thanks for watching. hello there. low pressure will be tending to stick close by to the uk throughout this week, so it's going to stay relatively unsettled with sunshine and showers, i think sums it up pretty well, especially for the north and west of the uk. for tuesday, something a bit more unsettled pushes in as that area of low pressure brings in quite an active weatherfront, mainly to northern and western parts of the country. and you'll see the isobars fairly close together, so it'll be wet and windy across more northern and western a

rafa nadal has won his 14th french open after beating norway's casper rudd in straight sets on sunday. the spaniard moves to a record extending 22 grand slam singles titles, two ahead of his rivals roger federer and novak djokovic. bewilderingly nadal has won 112 of his 115 matches at roland garros since 2005. two days after his 36th birthday, he has claimed back—to—back major titles for the first time since 2010 and his achievements are even more impressive in the context of the physical issues he has and nadal says he "doesn't want to keep playing" if he continues to need anaesthetic injections to numb chronic foot pain, which could jeopardise his participation at wimbledon in 3 weeks. wimbledon is a priority, always has been a priority. if i am able to play with anti—inflammatories, yes, to play with anaesthetic injections, no. idon't play with anaesthetic injections, no. i don't want to put myself in that position again, it can happen once but no, it's not a philosophy of life that i want to follow. australia's minjee lee cruised to a 4—shot victory in the us women's open

and at wimbledon, rafa nadal is through to the second round on the hunt for a new grand slam singles record. and coming up on the bbc news channel... england's women pile on the runs in taunton against south africa. test centuries for sciver and davidson—richards have given them a first innings lead. welcome to bbc news at ten. on the 19th of october next year the voters of scotland should be given another opportunity to vote on the question of independence. that's the declared intention of the first minister nicola sturgeon — and she's written to prime minister borisjohnson to ask for formal consent for the vote to be held. the referendum question being proposed is exactly the same as the one rejected in 2014 — "should scotland be an independent country?" borisjohnson is likely to refuse to endorse the plan for october 2023 — so nicola sturgeon has asked the uk supreme court to decide if the referendum can go ahead without approval from westminster. eight years ago — in september 2014 — the voters of scotland rejected independence by 55% to 45%. most opinion polls sugges

rafa nadal chasing 22 grand slams, securing the win after four hours on court. the 21—time grand slam winner now faces third seed alexander zverev on friday. clearly, rafa nadal was inspired by real madrid when they made it 1a champions league, european cup wins when the beat liverpool in the final in paris. that's all the sport for now. the platinum jubilee celebrations will kick off this weekend, and one of the highlights is set to be the people's pageant. thousands will descend on london to tell the story of the queen's 70 year reign, with carnival floats and giant puppets. jon kay has been to the dress rehearsals to meet some of performers. no five—a—side footy here today. oldham leisure centre has been taken over. it's the final rehearsal before global grooves head to london for the queen'sjubilee pageant, including the peacocks. give us a twirl! you've got the biggest smile on yourface. it's cos i'm 15, so this is the first event i've ever done like this. so excited. in a few days' time, you're going to be doing this for real at buckingham palace. ye

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nadal on crentre court — of it all. plenty to see today — but for matteo berrettini fans who had been due to play on court 1 this afternoon.. wee not going to see him we could see has tested wee not going to see him we could see has tested positive wee not going to see him we could see has tested positive for wee not going to see him we could see has tested positive for covid and on instagram he posted a short statement saying he is heartbroken to withdraw from the championships. the dream is over for this year but we will see him next year. here is playing well on the grass. he has come from hand surgery but he will not be here. last year's runner—up. it reminds us we are playing the championships during the pandemic. there is not mandatory testing here at wimbledon following the government guidelines. numbers are currently up in the uk. it feels really open. a player had to pull out earlier today because of injury. let's bring you what is happening at the moment. court three. but in�*s player. here is born in yo

it's a huge match for rafa nadal later. he's going for a record—extending 14th french open title when he meets casper ruud in the men's singles final. victory would take the 36—year—old to 22 grand slam titles, two clear of 20—time major winners novak djokovic and roger federer. norwegian ruud has trained at nadal�*s academy in mallorca since 2018. he isa he is a great guy and he has a great family, honestly, that's the main thing. and then as a player, of course i respect a lot him. he did... a lot of great things the last couple of years. he is the number... which number, eight, seven in the world, so... the ranking by itself. that's all the sport for now. on the bbc news channel it's now the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what's in this morning's papers. with me is property and personal finance commentator anne ashwood. today's front pages, then. the sunday telegraph reports on a "teatime treat for the nation", as it shows a picture of her majesty with paddington bear, the surprise sketch which opened

two—time winner rafa nadal is through to the third round, as is women's world number one iga swiatek. plenty of success too for the remaining brits in this years competition. 0n centre court this afternoon there was a a stunning victory for wildcard katie boulter. she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova. she lost the first set but came back to seal a 3—6; 7—6; 6—4 win. she was very emotional afterwards, dedicating the win to her gran, who she revealed died just two days ago. oh, god. i'm going to get emotional! my gran passed away two days ago and i would just like to dedicate this to her today. it's very difficult for anybody in that circumstance but i think to have the match to look forward to is one way you can put your head in the _ place to come out and give a performance like that. her grandpa and her mum were there today and i think that gives her extra meaning to get the victory today. meanwhile heather watson has matched her best wimbledon singles performances. she's through to the third round after beating wang qiang earlier.

earlier on centre court, rafa nadal had to dig deep to beat francisco cerundolo. it was all going swimmingly for nadal, he was up two sets before the argentine took the third. the world number 41 broke early in the fourth but nadal managed to regain momentum and won in his first match at the all england club since 2019. he's continues his quest to win all the grand slams this year. every day is a terrorist and today had been one of these tests now i know the beginning of the tournament especially and the circumstances that i arrived here, the victory is the most important thing because that gives me the chance to practice more again and to have another match in two days and happy for that, without a doubt. plenty of british success too. a great start for ryan peniston on his debut as he overcame henri laaksonen in straight sets in the first round, the wildcard, ranked 135th, won 6—4 6—3 6—2 against the swiss who is ranked world number 95. wins forjack draper and liam broadie too. but, british number two dan evans was knocked out. heather watson beat tamara k

a reminder of the men's semi—finals at the french open tennis — rafa nadal a set up, against alexander zverev right now. a swell as andy murray — who's in the quarter finals of the surbiton trophy, as he warms up for wimbledon. he's a set up. that's on the red button, and live via the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport two men have apologised for their involvement in a social media video appearing to show a group of people singing a song mocking the 2011 killing of michaela mcareavey in mauritius. michaela mcareavey, an irish language teacher from county tyrone, was killed while on honeymoon in 2011. the orange 0rder has launched an inquiry into the video which it has described as "utterly abhorrent". joining me now is our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. tell us more about this. this hideous video has been roundly condemned by people of all backgrounds in northern ireland. yeah, that's right. the footage emerged over the past 24 a was and many people see this as an example of pretty disgusting sectarian chanting and singing, really. what you can in the video is what appears

straight to wimbledon, where it's another huge day of action with two—time champion rafa nadal and world number one iga swiatek both in action later. there's also six british players on court throughout the day as they try to join british men's number one cameron norrie in round three. to bring us up to date on everything, we can speak to chetan pathak now. chetan, six british players at the start of the day, but it's bad news for one of them already? yes, of them already? we are one down already. in the last yes, we are one down already. in the last few moments, alistair gray, the wild card, has gone out in straight sets to taylor fritz, the american. this was the shot of the match for the second set, where the 11th seed fritz, 14th in the world, alistair gray thought he had won this one but he hadn't. fritz got the job done gray thought he had won this one but he hadn't. fritz got thejob done in straight sets. credit to alistair gray, the first two sets in particular he played really well. he just lost his way in the third. fritz looks like a contender and could potentially play rafael

and now this morning, the men's final between rafa nadal and casper ruud takes place this morning. and then the u.s. women's open at pine needles. history in the making possible. minjee lee finished with 13 under for lowest in history at the u.s. women's open, and lee has a three-stroke lead heading into today. >>> the pga round three of the memorial tournament at jack's place, and the story of to day was billy horschel, and here he is on the par 3 8th up in the air. nearly aces that. he would tap-in for one of the seven birdies on the day, and shot a bogie-free 85, and now a sole leader, and of course, you can watch the final round right here on kpix. that is going to do it for sports this morning and have a great rest of the day. >>> the president of ukraine is making a direct appeal to the city of san jose and what he is asking the city leaders to do. >>> did you know that flying the pride flag is illegal in 70 countries, and we will show you what people across the country are doing to fight back. i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is n

gerald: i think we are in an era where you have three players, roger federer, rafa nadal, novak djokovic, pushing each other to greatness and i don't think each would be as great had the other two not been around. it is hard to separate. you could say that djokovic tends to be both of them on hard courts, federer is the best on the grass court and rafa is the best on the clay court. i don't know if you could have had any one of them emerge as he did without the others. as others have said, it is a golden age in men's tennis and it is been a privilege to watch these last 14 years. amna: nadal is 36, has never been ranked outside the top 10 since 2005. he did say yesterday he will keep fighting to keep going. how much longer can he keep going like this? gerald: i would not want to make a prediction, but there will come a time when nadal is no longer playing tennis. he has said he will not take these foot injections he received before every match at roland garros the last two weeks in order to alleviate the pain. there was anoth procedure he says he is going to have. if that does not work,

a reminder of the men's semifinals at the french open tennis — rafa nadal going head to head with alexander zverev right now. as well as andy murray, who's in the quarterfinals of the surbiton trophy as he warms up for wimbledon. that's on the red button, and live via the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. let's return to that news from germany, three people have died and 60 people have been injured, 16 of them seriously, in a train derailment in the southern german town of garmisch—partenkirchen — which is close to the austrian border. (pres)let�*s hear the latest on the train accident, we can now speak to a deutsche welle correspondent giulia saudelli(0s) we can now speak to a deutsche welle correspondent giulia saudelli. thank you forjoining us. i wonder if you could update us with what you know. . . if you could update us with what you know. , ., ., ., ., , know. yes, we have heard authorities confirmed that _ know. yes, we have heard authorities confirmed that there _ know. yes, we have heard authorities confirmed that there are _ know. yes, we have heard authorities conf

all rafa nadal all the time. turning 36 last week, he breezes past norway in straight sets winning the last 11 games to close out the match. it's his 14th french open title and record, extending 22nd grand slam. emotion all over his face at the end. incredible stuff for nadal. he was getting injections in his foot all week long just to be able to be out there. >> all right, coy, nice to see you. happy monday. >> thanks, coy. one more to go this week. >> who is counting? >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" starts right now. with john berman on this "new day." uk prime minister boris johnson could be out of a job by tonight, we are live at 10 downing street. >>> it was a deadly weekend in america from graduation parties to bars, mass

all rafa nadal all the time. turning 36 last week, he breezes past norway in straight sets winning the last 11 games to close out the match. it's his 14th french open title and record, extending 22nd grand slam. emotion all over his face at the end. incredible stuff for nadal. he was getting injections in his foot all week long just to be able to be out there. >> all right, coy, nice to see you. happy monday. >> thanks, coy. one more to go this week. >> who is counting? >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" starts right now. with john berman on this "new day." uk prime minister boris johnson could be out of a job by tonight, we are live at 10 downing street. >>> it was a deadly weekend in america from graduation parties to bars, mass shootings across the country leaving several killed and dozens more wound. what is congress prepared to do when they return this week? >>> a former judge in wisconsin gunned down by a man with a hit list. the two high-profile politicians he targeted next. >>> and t

rafa nadal starts his attempt to win a record—extending14th french open title in less than an hour's time when he meets casper ruud in the men's singles final. victory would take the 36—year—old to 22 grand slam titles, two clear of 20—time major winners novak djokovic and roger federer. the match is a bit of the maste playing the apprentice when you consider ruud has trained at nadal�*s academy in mallorca since 2018. and this is his first grand slam final. that match is at 2pm. but that's all the sport for now. asa as a mixed picture this afternoon. we got plenty sunshine across scotland or northern ireland but so much of england and wales of cloud, outbreaks of rain working their way northwards but also heavily thundery showers developing through central southern england and south wales.

wrap nadal is the next match there. she is through to round three —— rafa nadal. heather watson will also be in action shortly — and she'll be hoping not to be on court for long. her second round match against wang qiang was suspended for bad light — with watson just one game away from victory. she is safely through to the next round. she needed one game. the match was halted by darkness yesterday. she will now play on friday. away from wimbledon, rain is frustrating england's women as they try to win their one and only test against south africa in taunton. the final day resumed on 55—3 — still 78 runs behind england's first innings total a17. at lunch they were on 1a0—5. so just ahead of england but the weather has been affecting play, with the rain expected throughout the afternoon at the venue. england open their home match against austria next wednesday. the culture secretary nadine dorries has been described as "a little bit bit disrespectful" after her speech at a rugby league world cup event this afternoon. reminicing about her favourite rugby lea

rafa nadal is through to a 14th french open final after his opponent alexander zverev had to retire with an ankle injury. it was shaping up to be a classic semifinal, with over three hours on the clock, nadal had won the first set on a tie break and had just forced a second set tie—break when zverev went over on his ankle. it was clear that the german could play no further part in the match, he was screaming in agony. he was escorted from court by medics but returned on crutches after 10 minutes before being wheelchaired off. nadal, will now play the winner of the second semifinal bewteen casper ruud and marin cilic. andy murray skipped the french open to get more grass court preparations ahead of wimbledon. he's into the semi—finals of the surbiton 0pen. the three—time grand slam champion beat brandon nakashima, the world number 75 from the united states in two sets, winning the match on a tie break. murray is the top seed for the tournament and faces another american denis kudla next. gareth southgate says the young supporters who will be at england's nations league match with hu

rafa nadal can win his record extending 14th french open title and 22nd grand slam title today. nadal facing a first time grand slam finalist in 23-year-old casper ruud. >>> and ukraine's national soccer team could clinch a spot in the world cup later today, if they can win in wales. ukraine hadn't played a competitive game in over six months until they won in scotland on wednesday. the winner is actually team usa's first opponent in qatar this november. and while the players are exempt from military service, those who are on the ground back home are going to be top of mind for them today. the team actually received ukrainian flag from soldiers that are fighting on the front line. that's going to be hanging in their locker room before the game today, according to the coach. >> a lot of emotion on the field today. no question about that. carolyn manno, thank you so much. >>> the next hour of "new day" starts right now. >>> good morning and welcome to your "new day." i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm christi paul. breaking news from overnight. another shooting, three people killed, nearly

rafa nadal has 22 but in round one, he was tested. eventually through in four sets. today britain's grand slam winners back for round two. emma raducanu plays caroline garcia then andy murray plays the man who has his name on a court. game, set, match, isner. john isner played the sport's longest match. 12 years on, he still has the same tools. he got 5a aces in round one. now isner serves into the noise. there could be more gripping nights to come on centre. joe lynskey, bbc news. there are nine british players in the second round and it could be ten if harriet dart wins today. ryan peniston had a dream wimbledon debut. he's through after beating henri laaksonen in straight sets. he's ranked 135th in the world and has been in terrific form coming into the grass—court grand slam, reaching the quarterfinals at eastbourne, queen's and nottingham. british number two dan evans fell at the first hurdle. evans was beaten in straight sets by jason kubler of australia. there was controversy in a match involving one beaten briton. australia's nick kyrgios won in five sets a

rafa nadal has 22 but in round one, he was tested. eventually through in four sets. today britain�*s grand slam winners are back for round two. emma raducanu plays caroline garcia then andy murray plays the man who has his name on a court. game, set, match, isner. john isner won the sport�*s longest match. 12 years on, he still has the same tools. he got 54 aces in round one. now isner serves into the noise. there could be more gripping nights to come on centre. joe lynskey, bbc news. to warn you we will be interrupted by a fire alarm in the moment. but let�*s carry on. there was an emotional win for heather watson. she had to come back on tuesday afternoon for the deciding set against tamara korpatsch but was in fine form when she did — taking it 6—2. she reflected on what has been a difficult couple of years for many. these are the moments that you dream of as a little girl, and, sorry, i don't know why i'm getting emotional! cheering. i think i've just had a really rough couple of years, like so many people have, so this means a lot. she will be back. a

two—time winner rafa nadal is through to the third round, as is women's world number one iga swiatek. plenty of success too for the remaining brits in this years competition. on centre court this afternoon there was a a stunning victory for wild card katie boulter. she produced a fantastic fightback to beat last years runner—up karolina pliskova. she lost the first set but came back to seal a 3—6, 7—6, 6—4 win. she was very emotional afterwards, dedicating the win to her gran, who she revealed died just two days ago. oh, god. i'm going to get emotional. my gran passed away two days ago and i would just like to dedicate that to her today. cheering. it's very difficult for anybody in that circumstance but having a centre — that circumstance but having a centre court match look forward to as a way— centre court match look forward to as a way you can put your head in the place — as a way you can put your head in the place and come out with a performance like that, but her grandpa — performance like that, but her grandpa and mother were there today and it_ grandpa and mothe

it's a huge match for rafa nadal later. he is going for a record—extending 14th french open title when he meets casper ruud in the men's singles final. victory would take the 36—year—old to 22 grand slam titles, two clear of 20—time major winners novak djokovic and roger federer. norwegian ruud has trained at nadal�*s academy in mallorca since 2018. in the women's final, iga swiatek won the trophy for the second time after beating american teenager coco gauff. the world number one was flawless throughout as she took the match in just over an hour. swiatek has dominated women's tennis recently and has now extended her winning run to 35 matches in a row. northampton claimed the remaining play—off semifinal place in rugby union's premiership after they thrashed newcastle 65—26. tommy freeman scored a hat—trick of tries in the win. northampton will be away to leaders leicester, with second—placed saracens hosting harlequins. desert crown won the derby in a dominant display under richard kingscote at epsom. the

where else do we start but at wimbledon, where rafa nadal is on centre court as he begins his bid for a third title there. but it's been a busy day for the brits and chetan pathak is there. i have one eye on this match at the moment and given his injury concerns and dare i say, his age, natal should be looking to wrap up these early matches quickly, how was he looking? he early matches quickly, how was he lookin: ? . . early matches quickly, how was he lookin: ? ., , ., ., ., , early matches quickly, how was he lookinu? ., , ., ., ., , ., ., looking? he has extraordinary rafael natal, 36 looking? he has extraordinary rafael natal. 36 years _ looking? he has extraordinary rafael natal, 36 years old, _ looking? he has extraordinary rafael natal, 36 years old, his _ looking? he has extraordinary rafael natal, 36 years old, his foot - looking? he has extraordinary rafael natal, 36 years old, his foot eating l natal, 36 years old, his foot eating those nerve blocking injunctions in paris when he won the french open he can't do that now but he will keep going to keep trying and try to add t

rafa nadal is on. serena willams is back from injury. earlier world number one iga swiatek went into the record books in style as she breezed into the second round. she beat croatia's jana fett 6—0, 6—3 in what is her 36th win in a row. a run that goes back to february. swiatek�*s amazing streak, which goes back to february and has seen her win sixtournaments, means it is the longest winning streak of the 21st century, overtaking venus willams' record set in 2000. so rafa nadaljust getting underway on centre court. he's facing francisco cerundolo making his return from injury — he was a doubt for this tournament but he's still on track for the calendar grand slam. england white—ball captain eoin morgan has confirmed he is retiring from international cricket. morgan led england to a famous world cup victory against new zealand in 2019 when his side won after a dramatic super over. he made his odi debut in 2006 and has played 248 times, scoring 14 centuries at an avergae ofjust under 40. jos buttler is among the favourites to rep

. —— or rafa nadal. did you think you would see that dominance? i rafa nadal. did you think you would see that dominance?— see that dominance? i didn't, sam-ras see that dominance? i didn't, sampras won _ see that dominance? i didn't, sampras won the _ see that dominance? i didn't, sampras won the us - see that dominance? i didn't, sampras won the us open i see that dominance? i didn't, sampras won the us open 14 | see that dominance? i didn't, i sampras won the us open 14 in a see that dominance? i didn't, - sampras won the us open 14 in a row -- tt— sampras won the us open 14 in a row --14times.— sampras won the us open 14 in a row --14times.so— sampras won the us open 14 in a row —— 14 times, so to have had three people _ —— 14 times, so to have had three people completely dominate the grand slams and _ people completely dominate the grand slams and they have won 62 between them, _ slams and they have won 62 between them. it— slams and they have won 62 between them. it is— slams and they have won 62 between them, it is phenomenal. forandy

djokovic starts off against korea's kwon soon—woo while rafa nadal will be hoping to make it a clean sweep of grand slams so far, he opens his campaign against argentina's francisco cerundolo. players who took part in the saudi arabian—backed liv golf event injune have been banned from the scottish open by the dp world tour. the breakaway saudi—backed event has already seen players such as dustinjohnson suspended from the american pga tour. the scottish open is the week before the open championship and is used by many players as preparation. the players have also been fined £100,000. property developer david clowes says he'll try to buy derby county after securing the league one club's pride park stadium. his company clowes developments have also given a loan to the club to allow them to start next season. clowes' attempt to take derby out of administration comes after chris kirchner withdrew his bid on 13june. in the last few minutes, jelena ostapenko has won in her semifinal at eastbourne. she'll play petra kvitova in the final. that's it for now. a man's been sentenced to lif

we have rafa nadal and serena williams who have overcome injury and plenty of brits in action. katie swan is playing now and look at this ryan pence on the is playing. he has taken the first set and is 4—3 up in the second. if you want to watch this match it is live on bbc two right now and if you are out and about it is on the iplayer and the bbc sport website. formula 1 has condemned three—time world champion nelson piquet for using racially abusive language about lewis hamilton. the 69—year—old brazilian, who won the world title in 1981, 83 and 87 used a racially offensive term in referring to hamilton on a brazilian podcast. an f1 statement said... england women face south africa in day two of the one—off test at taunton. yesterday the hosts were defied by a superb century from south africa's marizanne kapp. all—rounder kapp made 150, the highest score by a south african woman in test cricket, before being dismissed by england captain tammy beaumont. well, it's cloudy and breezy in taunton today — it might benefit the england players. it's currently 65 without

in the men�*s, rafa nadal says he�*s still suffering from a foot injury after an epic four match against old rival novak djokovic. he�*ll take on alexander zverev in the french open semifinal. i have what i have, so, if we are not able to find... ..an improvement or a resolution on that, it is becoming super difficult for me. so that�*s it, i�*m just enjoying every day that i have the chance to be here and without thinking much about what can happen. of course i am going to keep fighting to find a solution for that. that�*s all the sport for now. see you later. the west ham footballer, kurt zouma, has been banned from keeping cats for five years and sentenced to 180 hours community service. the 27—year—old french defender admitted kicking and slapping his pet cat when he appeared at thames magistrates�* court. let�*s get more on this from kelly grellier, chief operating officer at the animal welfare charity blue cross. good to have you with us. what is your response first of all to the sentence? brute your response first of all to the sentence?— your response first of a

nadal. nadal started well and fought off resistance from the defending champion djokovic who forced a fourth set tie break. but nadal held on to secure the win after over four hours on court. he nearly retired last year, now into the semifinals, nadal, where he will play alexander zverev for a place in the final. nadal inspired by real madrid winning their 14th champions league title, is going to his 14th glaring —— grand slam. scotland have a very clear task ahead of them. graeme souness saying, how do you possibly deal with the emotion of this match, and putting that to one side? scotland's players in no doubt, they know the opportunity ahead of them, winter night and beat wales and they are in the world cup finals. they can maybe take inspiration from 2007, when they beat ukraine here by three goals to one. the ukrainian players saying that they also want a strong scotland tonight, they don't expect any favours of any nature. their own coach saying that they have to focus on the game

rafael nadal, 36 years old, i'm sorry, it is a huge deal underreported in america. jonathan: seeing him smile yesterday, i think john mcenroe said years ago, beating rafa in paris at a french open is one of the hardest thing to do in sports. tremendously difficult. he has only lost in that event three times across his career. unreal. tom: we will have to much that. and of course, the red sox will be dragging themselves back to .500 baseball. we will move on from there. dow futures up 170. in honor of the queen, we quote the dow often. jonathan: does the queen like the down? tom: she follows it every day. jonathan: it is a quiet morning. crude up .8%. tom: i am watching some of these items to see if copper turns around the china opening. brent shutte joins us now. what are people doing with their money? you observe this across the northwestern mutual platform. what are they doing? brent: over the past years, people have been saving money. the consumer is in pretty good shape right now. gas prices are eating away at that, but over all the consumer is in good shape. th