let's talk quickly about andy murray. how do you a his l andy murray. how do you a his chances tonight? he andy murray. how do you a his chances tonight?— andy murray. how do you a his chances toniaht? ., ., , , , chances tonight? he had a surprising eve bod chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's _ chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how _ chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do _ chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do you - chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do you rank - chances tonight? he had a surprising everybody that's how do you rank hisj everybody that's how do you rank his chances. he's back here since 2017. he's had the hip surgery. he's got a mental health. the two matches we seen him play, three and a half hours, the first one but that —— he has a metal hip. a few nights ago, forfinishing late at has a metal hip. a few nights ago, for finishing late at night, has a metal hip. a few nights ago, forfinishing late at night, almost four hour

let's hearfrom andy now, exceeding expectations, andy murray. let's hear from andy murray because it was an absolute nailbiter last night against 0scar. there was a wobble and we weren't sure, then rolling back the years in the fifth set, murray pulled off a win and this was his reaction. the atmosphere _ this was his reaction. the atmosphere of _ this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the - this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the last i this was his reaction. the atmosphere of the last couple of sets was — atmosphere of the last couple of sets was one of the best that i've played _ sets was one of the best that i've played in — sets was one of the best that i've played in front of a crowd. they were _ played in front of a crowd. they were unbelievably engage, i was feeding — were unbelievably engage, i was feeding off them. yeah, it's a great comeback— feeding off them. yeah, it's a great comeback in the end against a difficult — comeback in the end against a difficult opponent who is a bit unorthodox and serve well. it was har

you have to consider that andy murray - result for andy murray. you have to consider that andy murray is - result for andy murray. you have to consider that andy murray is the i consider that andy murray is the defending men's singles champion. he is a double gold medal winner. but of course, over the last few years he has struggled with injury. he slipped away down the rankings, but heery was back to his best alongside joe salisbury. this will go down as an upset in the men's doubles, the team gb pairing knocking out the number two seeds. the way they played suggested murray is hungry for more medals. however, not such good news for team gb�*s heather watson. high hopes for her going into a first round match, but she went out in the first round, beating by the german. she won in straight sets. watson was bitterly disappointed. she said it was all about unforced errors, too many of those, and so she goes out. stand about unforced errors, too many of those, and so she goes out. and some action in the — those, and so she goes out. and some actio

he is out in the hopes tonight at least rest on andy murray against dennis. i should say wins today in the men's for a, in straight sets, andy women's draw, they went through a straight sets, so and karolina pliskova. in the men's ? cameron norrie beat stefan ice and his brother. —— in the men's doubles. we have got february, nori tomorrow, looking forward to that, emma as well but also it was all about andy murray tonight against dennis. —— we have roger federer and cameron norrie tomorrow. it will be whole different test for murray tonight. compared to the two matches he's had so far. it will have to bring his game, bring hits variety but there are few better problem solvers and tennis the andy married. metal helped or not. on that centre court, with the home crowd, he wouldn't put it past him to make it through to around four tonight. but dennis will relish this as well. he will have the whole of wimbledon and most of the british fans going for him this evening. he can stay updated on bbc news but for me and the team, that is all for now. good nigh

and a rather great result for andy murray and his i result for andy murray and his doubles partner in the tennis? yes. doubles partner in the tennis? yes, andy murray _ doubles partner in the tennis? yes, andy murray is _ doubles partner in the tennis? yes, andy murray is a — doubles partner in the tennis? 1a: andy murray is a double defending olympic champion, he won the men's singles in 2016 and 2012, and of course since then he has lived in the world rankings because of operations, but here he looked up to his best, really, because along with joe salisbury he caused an upset in the gb pairing, knocking out the two top seeds, nickel who included, next round they face germany and marie says he thinks that he and joe salisbury have the potential to be a really good team and maybe get into the medals in the doubles this time round. not such great news for heather watson in the singles, she has gone out after the first round. she had high hopes of getting quite a way in these games, but she was beaten by a german, friedsam and she was bitterly disappointed and blame herself or too man

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. - and bryn's andy murray has been in and bryn�*s andy murray has been in action in the tennis. he and bryn's andy murray has been in action in the tennis.— action in the tennis. he is a double defendin: action in the tennis. he is a double defending champion. _ action in the tennis. he is a double defending champion. recently, - action in the tennis. he is a double defending champion. recently, he| action in the tennis. he is a double - defending champion. recently, he has slipped down the world rankings due to injuries. he is way down now. this will go down as an upset in the men's doubles. the team gb pairing of andy murray and joe salisbury stop knocking out nicolas mahut and pierre—hugues herbert. murray it seems is hungry for more medals. not so good news for britain's heather watson. she has gone out in the first round earlier today, beaten by a german player. afterwards, it was watson saying it was too many unforced errors. bitterly disappointed going out in straight sets to the german. rodd disappointed going out in straight sets to the german.— sets to the german

disappointment also for andy murray in the tennis, who - for andy murray in the tennis, who has withdrawn from the singles which he has won at the last two games because of a thigh strain, although he will continue in the doubles with joe salisbury. more encouraging news for another defending champion, and adam peaty qualifying fastest in the 100 metre breaststroke and in confident mood.— 100 metre breaststroke and in confident mood. , confident mood. olympics is always about ratios. _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm the _ confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm the best - confident mood. olympics is always about ratios, and i'm the best ratio | about ratios, and i'm the best ratio in the _ about ratios, and i'm the best ratio in the world — about ratios, and i'm the best ratio in the world i think so i am looking forward _ in the world i think so i am looking forward to— in the world i think so i am looking forward to it. in the

sir andy murray won back to back olympic _ champion... sir andy murray won back to back olympic titles _ champion... sir andy murray won back to back olympic titles in _ champion... sir andy murray won back to back olympic titles in london - champion... sir andy murray won back to back olympic titles in london and l to back 0lympic titles in london and rio. he has made it to tokyo but many of his contemporaries haven't. today, he bbc the olympics retains a special place in his heart.— special place in his heart. because of coronavirus _ special place in his heart. because of coronavirus and the _ special place in his heart. because of coronavirus and the procedures | special place in his heart. because l of coronavirus and the procedures in place and just off the back of wimbledon, i would always recommend any young tennis player coming up to play the olympics, to take it, so yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain _ yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain won _ yeah, i'm happy to be here. in rio, great britain won 6

disappointment for two—time olympic champion, so andy murray. because he has had to pull out of the singles. yes, that is our medical advice. he has been told he should pull out of the men's singles. there is concerns about a quad strain. the double gold medallist was due to start his singles campaign today after he won in the doubles yesterday alongside his partnerjoe salisbury. at the time, there wasn't any hint of entry. in fact, andy murray had said he felt he was in with a chance of the singles. after consulting with his medical team and by a statement from team gb, he said he was very disappointed, but that he had to take the advice of his medical staff. out of the singles but still in the doubles. aha, staff. out of the singles but still in the doubles.— staff. out of the singles but still in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more _ in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for— in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for now, _ in the doubles. a busy day for you add one more for now, what - in the doubles. a busy

over on centre court, meanwhile, before dan evans and eventually andy murray turn up. the first arab to win a title. taking on the 27 wimbledon champion. it is early days in that one. she had a chance to break. elsewhere, the 2020 french open champion has continued her good run at these championships beating. at these championships there champion has continued her good run at these championships there is a lot of interest around her. she was clear favourite at the french open until she went out earlier than a lot of people were expecting. uncertainty about how she would do on grass, but boy has she adapted really well between that short period of time between the clay and the grass. the eighth seed is through. she. through. if the grass. the eighth seed is through. if it reached a quarter final of a through. if it reached a quarter final ofa grand through. if it reached a quarter final of a grand slam. the number two seed looking well in control at the moment. francis dfo created that big story opening round but he has gone out in straight sets, knocked out. in the dou

and we saw andy murray with his partner— that bronze. and we saw andy murray with his partnerjoe _ that bronze. and we saw andy murray with his partnerjoe salisbury - that bronze. and we saw andy murray with his partnerjoe salisbury in - with his partnerjoe salisbury in this final? , �* , with his partnerjoe salisbury in this final? , . , ., ., this final? yes, let's not forget he won old this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in _ this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the _ this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the london _ this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the london 2012 - this final? yes, let's not forget he won gold in the london 2012 and i this final? yes, let's not forget he i won gold in the london 2012 and rio 2016 in singles, but this time he was the underdog in the doubles because they were up against the number two seeds, nicola man who, and his friend, but they won. they will face german pair in the next round and andy murray says that he and salisbury have a potential to be and

that andy murray who has had to pull out of the singles tennis.— of the singles tennis. that is because of— of the singles tennis. that is because of medical - of the singles tennis. that is because of medical advice, i because of medical advice, unfortunately, he took advice from his doctors because of a thigh strain. he is still in the doubles, though, he pulled out of the singles because he did not want to further injure his thigh, double gold medallist so he was defending champion and he was due to start his single campaign today because he had won in the doubles yesterday with his partnerjoe salisbury. murray said he was really disappointed that he had to take the advice of his medical team so he is still in the doubles but not the singles. maw; doubles but not the singles. many thanks, doubles but not the singles. many thanks. we _ doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will— doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch _ doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch up _ doubles but not the singles. many thanks, we will catch up with

and coming up on the bbc news channel, after battling his way through to the third round andy murray is preparing to go back onto centre court to face tenth seed dennis shapovalov at wimbledon. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. sir keir starmer says "labour is back" after the party's narrow victory in the batley and spen by—election. in a close contest, kim leadbeater, the sister of the murdered mp jo cox, held the west yorkshire seat, with a majority of just 323 votes. the conservatives had hoped to gain the seat — they came second, with george galloway in third. the result is likely to ease pressure on keir starmer for now — after recent criticism of his leadership from some within the party. our political correspondent nick eardley is in batley for us. during the last few days there were many people predicting that labour would lose this by—election, a result which would have prompted a crisis for the leadership. instead, in the last couple of hours, keir starmer here has been here celebrating a victory which he hopes will give his party and his leadership

andy murray has done it again. the two time wimbledon champion battled through a late night five set epic on centre court to make it into the third round. on the day princess diana would have turned 60, her sons william and harry unveil a statue in her honour. good morning. today again, part of the east will have a bit of crowd round, thick enough for some drizzle but for many of us, we are looking at a drier and sunny day with a few showers, some of us could see sharp showers. it's thursday, july the 1st. our top story. after more than two years behind bars, the american actor and comedian, bill cosby, has been released from prison. judges at the highest court in pennsylvania overturned his conviction for sexual assault, ruling the 83—year—old should be freed because the correct legal processes hadn't been followed. michelle fleury has this report. this is the moment bill cosby left prison, a free man. he had served two years of a three to ten year sentence. his fall from grace was sealed in 2018 after he was

andy murray will not defend his tennis singles title here. the two—time champion was forced to withdraw with a quad strain before playing his first round match. the 34—year—old choosing instead to focus on the men's doubles alongsidejoe salisbury, having been advised not to compete in both events. there had been hopes for lizzie deignan in the women's road race, but the british cyclist could only manage 11th as austrian outsider anna kiesenhofer... we've got the biggest upset we've ever seen in women's cycling in the olympic games! ..launched a remarkable solo breakaway to claim gold. adam peaty remains on course to become the first british swimmer to retain an olympic title as he breezed into the 100m breaststroke final. the world record holder qualified fastest and will go for gold in the early hours of tomorrow morning. i'm the best racer in the world i think, so i'm looking forward to it. i wanted to be a little bit quicker this morning, but it's a morning swim, you never know what you're going to get. few dominate in their sport li

britain's andy murray has been in action. he britain's andy murray has been in action. , ., ., , action. he is a double defending ol mic action. he is a double defending olympic champion. _ action. he is a double defending olympic champion. he - action. he is a double defending olympic champion. he has - action. he is a double defending olympic champion. he has won | olympic champion. he has won wimbledon, be number one in the world. recently, he has slipped down the rankings so this will go down as a bit of an upset, because along with joe salisbury they managed a bit of an upset, because along withjoe salisbury they managed to knock out the much fancied number two seeds in the competition, in straight sets as well. so you feel that andy murray may be, if he has the appetite for more olympic medals. , . , , ., the appetite for more olympic medals. , . .,,, ., ., medals. fingers crossed. for now, thank you- — elsewhere in tokyo, our correspondent mariko oi is on the streets of tokyo — to gauge the athmosphere in the city

andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray. but he is shapovalov�*s hero, the canadian told him at the net and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week and be grateful he was here at all. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tunisian ons jabeur has reached the fourth round in stunning fashion, coming from a set down to beat garbine muguruza on centre court. she beat the two—time grand slam winner5—7, 6—3, 6—2. it's the first time she's reached this stage of the competition. i'm very happy. and honestly, this is the first time i've been on centre, and it's amazing energy. think you guys, thank you. cheering. you'll make the _ think you guys, thank you. cheering. you'll make the energy _ think you guys, thank you.

andy _ disappointments for team gb. let�*s stick with tennis. andy murray. more disappointment because the defending olympic champion has had to pull out of the men's singles on medical advice. there are concerns about a quad strain. double gold medallist and due to start his singles today after winning in the doubles yesterday with his partnerjoe salisbury. they hadn't been any sign of injury. andy murray said he felt he was in with a chance with the singles. but via a statement from team gb, murray said he was very disappointed but he has to take the advice of his medical staff. so he is out of the singles. and just a few hours ago, jadejones's chance of becoming the first british woman to win gold medals at three successive olympics came to an end. the two—time olympic taekwondo champion suffered a shock first—round defeat from the refugee olympic team in tokyo. missed out that —— missed out on gold and that is a huge olympic blow. bianca wharton looking on from the side, her flatmate and team—mate really upset by what had happened with jade jon

two huge disappointments for team gb, as double olympic champion andy murray is forced out of the tennis singles with injury, while jadejones is beaten in the taekwondo. wildfires in northern california force thousands into evacuation centres while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine. thousands of hungarians join the annual pride march and protest against a new anti—lgbt law. explosion and the uk army safely detonates a world war ii bomb on the site of a new housing estate. hello and welcome to bbc world news. day two of the olympics in tokyo has brought us all what we have come to expect from the games. there were major shocks in the swimming pool, a world record was broken, and for some big names their olympic dream has come to an end. and a couple of sports made their debut too. the bbc�*s sarah mulkerrins has been following the action so far on day 2. what a story we have had as we have seen the first gold medal given out in one of the four new spots here at the olympic games. skateboarding took centre stage with the street event final for the men taking

not in the singles but still in the doubles for andy murray. let's park the disappointing few hours for team gb, jade, what have we got to look forward to for the rest of the day? figs we got to look forward to for the rest of the day?— we got to look forward to for the rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics _ rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is — rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is on _ rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is on anti-wealth - rest of the day? as we speak the gymnastics is on anti-wealth to i gymnastics is on anti—wealth to watch out for but simone biles quest uneven bars, not herfavourite piece of apparatus but she is on the beam and she is in the fifth qualifying place as it stands. her big name for this olympics is to become the first woman to defend the all—around title at the games since 1968. she is such at the games since 1968. she is such a remarkable athlete, isn't she? 30 olympic and world championship medals. incredible decorated gymnast. normally a huge draw, of course. but

in tennis andy murray and joe salisbury knocked out the second seeds. our sports correspondent andy swiss has been watching today's action. five, four, three... the waiting was finally over. the first full day of competition in tokyo, and high hopes for britain in the men's road race, but one of them soon came tumbling down. geraint thomas involved in a crash and he later had to retire. after a gruelling 145 miles, ecuador�*s richard carapaz broke clear to win gold. but behind him on the far left of screen, britain's adam yates led the charge for the other medals. he was ultimately squeezed out though and finished ninth. in the tennis, there was a good start for another big british hope. it is a brilliant win. andy murray and his partner joe salisbury winning their first round doubles match. but it was a tougher day for helen glover in the rowing. the double olympic champion has only recently returned after having children and she and partner polly swann could only finish third in their heat, enough to make the semifinals but they know they will need

but two huge disappointments forfans of team gb, double olympic champion andy murray has been forced out of the tennis singles with injury. meanwhile, jadejones, who was going for a third title in the taekwondo — has been beaten by kimia alizadeh from the olympic refugee team. the bbc�*s mariko oi is outside the olympic park in tokyo. what about the first goal in the pool forjapan? find what about the first goal in the pool forjapan?- what about the first goal in the poolforjapan? and a lot of excitement _ the poolforjapan? and a lot of excitement here. - the poolforjapan? and a lot of excitement here. we - the poolforjapan? and a lot| of excitement here. we were glued watching her bringing the second gold 1a japan, glued watching her bringing the second gold 14japan, the glued watching her bringing the second gold 1a japan, the first in the pool as you said. it comes especially exciting because yesterday we had the disappointment with them not qualifying for the finals, which came as a total surprise. the athlete said he tried to reserve some energy for the finals, learning fro

—— sir andy murray put it so much intrigue surrounding the next two and a half weeks, how will team to be fair after coming second in rio? how will new sports making their debuts get on, the likes of skateboarding and surfing and climbing customers who will emerge to replace the likes of michael phelps and usain bolt who have retired since rio? there is no getting away from the fact that this is happening in a state of emergency amid rising cases, the acrimony and controversy was reflected last night in an opening ceremony that was at times undoubtedly sad. when you saw the banks of empty seats, you heard the banks of empty seats, you heard the protests outside, it rather —— the protests outside, it rather —— the depleted parade of nations, there is no escaping that fact and i think organisers will be anxious that there was not any more athletes ruled out by testing positive, none of the big finals or names are affected or that it contributes to cases arising in the community. but despite all of that, as far as the organisers are concerned, don't be surprised if still the at

andy murray is in tokyo. because of operations and in this —— because of injuries and operation sea is down injuries and operation sea is down in the rankings. but the pairing of andy murray and joel salsbury managed to knock out second seeds. british and irish lions will play at five o'clock. a player has been ruled out. the coach is confident thatjones will be back in training next week. no denying it has hampered preparations ahead of that first match. southern graves women have defeated trent rockets. they set rockets... brilliant figures there. that is all your support for now. plenty more on the website, including all of the later tests olympics news. more on the next hour. thank you. let's get more now on the missing 11—year—old girl fatuma kadir who left her home in bolton, on thursday, and arrived in london in the early hours of friday. what more can you tell as about what you know happened? what we do know is that this was a complex journey, especially what we do know is that this was a comp

when the for andy murray therefore thought —— they are waiting for andy murray there. court number one, you mention novak djokovic, the man everybody is backing to win the title here come his 20th grand slam, if he could do it, with ease, the first two sets were him against the american dentist, 6—4, 6—3 but he was broken and the third set for the five games. novak djokovic are so good. when election trouble of digging himself out he may well be that there. earliertoday, himself out he may well be that there. earlier today, we had a great story, the best match of the championships are common in the women's game. the first arab women, north african woman to get this far at the championships. she won the birmingham classic and now she is not that the 27th he wimbledon champion garbean gimbel garuda in three sets. a fantastic way for her, the blessedness of her life. i should tell you that sloane stephens is out of the championships. that's the best tennis. the former and us open winner, she has lost match in three sets, also wins today for the french open winner in 2

tennis, and sir andy murray is questioning his future, after being knocked out of the third round of wimbledon. dan evans also failed to make the last 16. 0ur senior sports reporter laura scott is there. laura, not the night the british tennis fans would have liked but some real hope for them today? well, yes. last night was not the night they would have hoped for and it is hard to know who will be more disappointed today, andy murray or dan evans. murray suffered his worst ever wimbledon defeat in terms of games won against denis shapovalov and that performance has sowed some doubts in his mind about his teacher. he says he has to work out of all the hard work to come back from injuries is worth it to stop dan evans, he worked hard against his opponent and said his four set defeat was a tough one despite sebastian korda's future looking bright. talking of right, it is writing up the covers are still on behind me because we've had some rain. a lot of the focus today will be the last two british hopes in the singles, the 18—year—old wild card emma raducanu looking to prolong her d

gold medallist and olympic champion, andy murray! having won gold at the last two games, sir andy murray loves being part of team gb, but even he says tokyo will be testing. how tough will this be? how bigger factor do you think these conditions will be? yeah, i think it will be a factor, and also i've always felt like having a crowd there as well when you are struggling or... it can help, it can give you a lift and stuff so, you know, it's going to be hard for all the athletes if you play in the middle of the day, you know, 12, 1pm, two o'clock, it's really difficult. these will be the first summer games since the retirement of legendary usain bolt. but from us gymnastic great simone biles to home favourite naomi 0saka, there is no shortage of stars to light up these 0lympics. never have a games needed magical moments more. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. time for a look at the weather here's ben rich. good evening. up until last saturday, northern ireland hadn't recorded a temperature above 31 degrees. now it has happened three times in

the british fans need some cheering up after andy murray's disappointed last night. all hopes in the women's singles on emma raducanu and she is in third round action the moment. is our live pictures we can show you from court one against sorana cirstea and this one against sorana cirstea and this one is with serve at the moment, but emma raducanu making a good start, looking calm and composed. she was sitting her a—levels two months ago and here she is at her first grand slam on court one in the third round against sorana cirstea who, 31, put out as a banker in the round before, not an easy opponent but she has made a good start in this one. —— put out azarenka. as you mentioned, cameron norrie, the british number two man group, is on centre court later, just the small task of having to face the 20 time it ransom champion roger federer, who almost played himself into form against richard gasquet, and it is a tough ask for cameron norrie. he has not quite finished a title, he was runner—up at queens, but federer is not the same federer who he was a couple of

shapovalov the men who put out andy murray in the men who put out andy murray in the third round, he has won a lot of fans and these championships. and without sounding patronising, because i don't think players want to hear this, did well but still lost, shapovalov has really made djokovic work for this today. and thatis djokovic work for this today. and that is the minimum that was required because i think djokovic has coasted so far. he had moments and those of the matches but djokovic got past them with ease. and here shapovalov has we hung in there and when he's had the key break points is personal later on and says he has gotten tight, he has made mistakes but djokovic forces you to go for those shots and it looks on the first glance it's two sets down and it's all going novak djokovic's way but he may still end “p djokovic's way but he may still end up losing this one in straight sets. we'll see how that plays out, matteo berrettini it waits in the final, it made history for italy come the first italian man into a wimbledon final, a force that went for him over kubrick, and

gold medallist and olympic champion, andy murray! having won gold at the last two games, sir andy murray loves being part of team gb, but even he says tokyo will be testing. how tough will this be? how big a factor do you think these conditions will be? yeah, i think it will be a factor, and also i've always felt like having a crowd there as well when you are struggling or... it can help, it can give you a lift and stuff so, you know, it's going to be hard for all the athletes if you play in the middle of the day, you know, 12, 1pm, two o'clock, it's really difficult. these will be the first summer games since the retirement of legendary usain bolt. but from us gymnastic great simone biles to home favourite naomi 0saka, there is no shortage of stars to light up these 0lympics. never have a games needed magical moments more. dan roan, bbc news, tokyo. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. they heatwave is coming to an end, it may not feel like it right away because it's been so they heatwa

andy murray made us bite our nails to the bone in that incredible five set match. let's jump incredible five set match. let's jump into cameron norrie if we can, he is on court one at the moment, taking on alex bolt, and he made a lightning start, the australian was 3-0 lightning start, the australian was 3—0 up. but cameron norrie is now 4-3 3—0 up. but cameron norrie is now 11—3 up at the moment, live on the bbc as i speak. the remaining british woman who is left in the singles is 18—year—old, who was 4—1 down yesterday before she came back to win that sent on a tie—breaker and then 6—0 in the second. she was only doing her a—level exams a couple of weeks ago. she said she couldn't believe it. it couple of weeks ago. she said she couldn't believe it.— couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think— couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that _ couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that she _ couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that she took - couldn't believe it. it feels great and i think that she took out -

andy murray, you will know this, he is out of wimbledon this year. dennis the menace, they called him, his opponent yesterday. it was not a step too far. he was playing against a player who is number 12 in the world. i think he was ranked... he was seeded 10th at wimbledon. so it was a huge step up in terms of the quality of the opposition. and i think he said immediately after the match, he was full of praise. i don't know if anybody is able to see it, but they do those on court interviews, certainly the winner who does the interview, straightaway. he was full of praise. because when he won, shepherd and off one boys singles in the year that andy murray won the men's title. so as a boy he was looking up to the man winning the men's title, and so he has, he clearly has huge respect and affection for andy murray. yeah. it has been an extraordinary week. he has been an extraordinary week. he has given us another of those murray rollercoasters. iie has given us another of those murray rollercoasters.— rollercoasters. he has. and the very fact he is ba

andy murray will never lack commitment or bravery, that is him. that isn't always enough, not against an inspired opponent. they gave it everything in the seats. denis shapovalov off was courageous on court. the canadian's aged 22, seeded ten. it showed. the roof was closed, it has helped before. not this time, 6—2 in the third, straight sets, murray out. but he is shapovalov�*s hero, the canadian told him at the net. and perhaps we should remember the two matches murray won this week and be grateful he was here at all. joe wilson, bbc news, wimbledon. tunisian ons jabeur has reached the fourth round in stunning fashion, coming from a set down to beat garbine muguruza on centre court. she beat the two—time grand slam winner5—7, 6—3, 6—2. it's the first time she's reached this stage of the competition. i'm very happy. and honestly, this is the first time i've been on centre, and it's amazing energy. think you guys, thank you. cheering. the energy is amazing, and i played on the fourth centre court before. but i won here. i'm so, so, so

andy murray— quite interesting yesterday. andy murray was in the doubles and again the swimming sol murray was in the doubles and again the swimming so i might watch a bit of that— the swimming so i might watch a bit of that but— the swimming so i might watch a bit of that but i— the swimming so i might watch a bit of that but i am athletics man, really — of that but i am athletics man, really it— of that but i am athletics man, reall . , . , �* really. it is that time, isn't it, when we _ really. it is that time, isn't it, when we all _ really. it is that time, isn't it, when we all become - really. it is that time, isn't it, when we all become expertsl really. it is that time, isn't it, | when we all become experts in really. it is that time, isn't it, - when we all become experts in sports that we don't others i often see and then all of a sudden sit in front of then all of a sudden sit in front of the television for hours watching something we never knew existed and we enjoyed so much. yes. something we never

's are andy murray and partnerjoe salisbury has been handed a very tough opener. in the heat, the french had gone right off the boil. the britons not them straight out of the olympics in straight sets. so, no medals so far for great britain — but 11 golds were awarded on the first day, and there was a shock for the home nation. here's andy swiss with the highlights. aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the _ aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the first _ aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the first gold of— aiming for glory. what drama in the last shot! the first gold of the - last shot! the first gold of the names last shot! the first gold of the games went _ last shot! the first gold of the games went to _ last shot! the first gold of the games went to china's - last shot! the first gold of the games went to china's air - last shot! the first gold of the l games went to china's air rifle. last shot! the first gold of the i games went to china's air rifle. it was also the first chance to see the new covid friendly ceremonies.

on wednesday another tennis match at wimbledon featuring andy murray resulting in changes which left wendy's direct fuming. the match ran into the evening until 10:30pm and evening pinions that can experience watching and waiting again. not a experience watching and waiting again. nota problem experience watching and waiting again. not a problem for a lady who post at best. wimbledon antiheroes continue next week and we have not even reach the olympics yet. thank you for all of 0lympics yet. thank you for all of your comments and if you want to share your opinion about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail news watch at bbc that called that your kr you can find us on twitter at news watch bbc or you can call us. and have a look at our website. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage week. the diet. this is bbc news. protesters in canada pull down statues of british royals — including queen elizabeth — amid anger over systematic abuse of indigenous children in residential schools. the government

on wednesday, another tense match at wimbledon featuring andy murray resulted in changes which left wendy stewart fuming. well, the match ran on through the evening until 10:30 p.m., leaving hugh edwards and the news at ten and its viewers watching and waiting, again. not a problem for lydia, who posted this. but sean thought? wimbledon and the euros continue next week and we haven't even reached the olympics yet. thank you for your comments, though, this week, and if you want to share all your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online or on social media: thatis that is all from us for now. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. well, it's going to be one of these days where the weather might turn like that, and you'll have to run for cover if you're not prepared. big showers and thunder and lightning on the way. not everywhere — in fact, many of us will miss the storms altogether, but where they occur, they could even bring some flash flooding. now, early in the morning, there will be already some heavy rain sp

andy murray has made it through to the third round of wimbledon — coming from two sets to one down, to beat 0scar 0tte. cheering and applause. it was not quick. murray took nearly four hours to see off his german rival, in a match on centre court that ended after ten o�*clock. 0ur correspondent, laura scott, is at wimbledon. he never makes it look very easy, does he? ., ., , ., , he never makes it look very easy, does he? ., .,, ., , ., ., does he? no, it was a bit of a roller-coaster _ does he? no, it was a bit of a roller-coaster but _ does he? no, it was a bit of a roller-coaster but it - does he? no, it was a bit of a roller-coaster but it was - does he? no, it was a bit of a roller-coaster but it was one | does he? no, it was a bit of a i roller-coaster but it was one of roller—coaster but it was one of those battling winds that got fans daring to dream, remembering andy murray�*s past triumphs on centre court over the years. given what he has been through with hip surgeries and the more recent groin injury, it seems scarcely believable he would be able to come back to win i

he the nerves we had to endure with andy murray last night.— the nerves we had to endure with andy murray last night. he is making it look really — andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy _ andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy at _ andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy at the _ andy murray last night. he is making it look really easy at the moment, i it look really easy at the moment, he was 3—0 down in the opening set but thereafter cameron norrie is such a consistent performer, 11 games in a row and he is on the brink of victory at the moment, the second set he won 6—1. and alex bolt, the australian wild card struggling with his game after that initial lightning start. cameron norrie got the better of him and he's been like a brick wall, forcing all kinds of errors out of his opponent and looking very good to make it into round three where he would potentially play roger federer. federer is an action later playing richard gasquet. let's see how cameron norrie is getting on at the moment. these are live pictures you are watchi

he knocked out andy murray. and a terrific win for him today. one of the most watchable players on the men's tournament. very quickly tell you, in the men's doubles we have seen a win forjoe salisbury and his american partner. they rinse the finals with their very impressive straight sets winner. i should say thatjoe salisbury is currently an action in the mixed doubles with harriet dark, they took the first set. it's five games all in the second. these latest scores in reaction or from the bbc sport website but roger federer very much the story here tonight. i would federer very much the story here tonight. iwould if federer very much the story here tonight. i would if it will be the last time we see him at wimbledon. thank you very much. now for a look at some of the day's other sporting headlines... tadej pogacar has increased his lead at the tour de france to more than 5 minutes. the slovenian finished ath on stage 11, which was won by belgium's wout van art. britain's mark cavendish, in the greenjersey, finished before the cut—off time ke

to, post andy murray, she retired hers-— retired hers. we waited all day and then she finally _ retired hers. we waited all day and then she finally got _ retired hers. we waited all day and then she finally got on _ retired hers. we waited all day and then she finally got on the - retired hers. we waited all day and then she finally got on the court i then she finally got on the court tonight. — then she finally got on the court tonight, and she did well in the first set — tonight, and she did well in the first set. second step, things went and unfortunately, retired her. i think— and unfortunately, retired her. i thinkthe— and unfortunately, retired her. i think the whole nation was behind her and _ think the whole nation was behind herand wanting herto think the whole nation was behind her and wanting her to come back. and get— her and wanting her to come back. and get back up and play, but she couldn't— and get back up and play, but she couldn't go— and get back up and play, but she couldn't go on, but i think everyone i

the defending champion andy murray's been forced to pull out of the men's singles tournament with a minor thigh strain. murray won the first round of the doubles with joe salisbury yesterday and he was due to face canada's felix auger—aliassime today. he will continue in the doubles but says he's been advised not to compete in both events. the big upset on court came in the women's singles the world number one and wimbledon champion ash barty, was knocked out in the first round, beaten in straight sets by spain's sara sorribes tormo. well away from tokyo, britain's cameron norrie opted not to go to the olympics, in order to concentrate on the atp tour — and it's paid off. he's won his first title, beating brandon nakashima of the united states 6—2, 6—2 in the final of the los cabos open in mexico. he came through the entire tournament without dropping a set. it was norrie's fourth final in the best season of his career. now to golf, and minjee lee is the new evian champion. the australian beatjong hun lee 6 in a playoff, to win herfirst major title in france. lee started the final

two huge disappointments for team gb as double olympic champion andy murray is forced out of the tennis singles with injury, while jadejones is beaten in the taekwondo. wildfires in northern california force thousands into evacuation centres while a covid outbreak in oregon puts firefighters into quarantine. thousands take to the streets across brazil for the fourth weekend in a row, calling for a faster vaccination programme and the impeachment of president bolsonaro. 0h! and the uk army safely detonates a world war ii bomb on the site

one man who knows what it's like to carry the british flag at the olympics opening ceremony is andy murray. he had that honour in rio five years ago, where he went on to successfully defend his gold medal in the singles from london 2012. making it three in a row in tokyo is going to be really tough, given his injury 5tuggles in the past few years but as the double olympic champion's been telling our sports editor

disappointment for andy murray, too. like jadejones, he won gold in 2012 and 2016, but this morning he pulled out of the men's singles with a minor thigh strain. murray, who won the first round of the men's doubles with joe salisbury yesterday, was due to face canada's felix auger—aliassime today. he will continue in the doubles, but in a statement he said he'd been advised not to do both events. the big upset on court, though, came in the women's singles. the world number one ashleigh barty, who early this month won the wimbledon title of course, was knocked out in the first round. she was well beaten by sara sorribes tormo of spain in straight sets. japan's second seed, naomi 0saka, cruised into the next round. the world number one is out of the men's golf tournament, too — but that's before a ball has even been hit. spain'sjohn rahm and the american bryson dechambeu have both tested positive for covid—i9 and have been forced to withdraw. rahm tested positive less than two months ago, too. when he had a six—sho

one man who knows what it's like to carry the british flag at the olympics opening ceremony is andy murray. he had that honour in rio five years ago, where he went on to successfully defend his gold medal in the singles from london 2012. making it three in a row in tokyo is going to be really tough, given his injury stuggles in the past few years but as the double olympic champion's been telling our sports editor dan roan — he's still playing with plenty of belief? a lot of the athletes, you know, they have been preparing for this for now five years. you know commit something like that was to happen, i experienced myself, and i was absolutely guided you know and thankfully can i get the opportunity to compete in a grand slam a few months later, but, yeah, if you have been preparing for something for five years, it is brutal, so i think there's a bit of anxiousness. you are obviously _ there's a bit of anxiousness. you are obviously reigning champion from how you rate your chances?— how you rate your chances? probably not as high as we were _ how you rate your chances? probably not as h