we know that kyle edmund is out. jamie murray is also out, along with his partner bruno soares, beaten in straight sets by maximo gonzalez and nicolas jarry in their second round match. and finally, heather watson. we know she is out in the singles but she was in doubles action. also out. that defeat means the end of the british interest in issue's tournament. good touch screen skills there from sarah. to headingley and the second day of the second test between england and pakistan. it was a wet start in leeds with the morning session lost, but play has resumed and england have a first innings lead, although they have lost wickets. alex gulrajani reports. the return of the real british summer. the return of the real british summer. bring in leeds try to dampen the spirits but the clouds cleared just a little bit to allow england back to the increase in anjoe root to keep up the scoring and spark some life into a somewhat sleepy crowd. and it was notjust the captain in the entertaining mood. night watchman taking adva

we know that kyle edmund is out. jamie murray is also out, along with his partner bruno soares, beaten in straight sets by maximo gonzalez and nicolas jarry in their second round match. their tournament is over. and then heather watson. she is also leaving paris. she lost alongside tatiana maria in the second round of the women's doubles. and so, that means that is all the british interest over in this year's tournament. sarah komadina thanks indeed for the update on roland —— sarah, thanks indeed. to headingley and the second day of the second test between england and pakistan. it was a wet start in leeds with the morning session lost but england closed on 302—7, a first innings lead of 128. alex gulrajani reports. the return of the real british summer. the rain in leeds tried its best to dampen spirits, but nearly four hours later than planned, the clouds cleared just a little bit to allow england back to the crease and joe root to keep up the scoring and spark some life into a somewhat sleepy crowd. and it w

kyle edmund shows andy murray what he's lacking as the two—time winner ponders a return to wimbledon this year? and jos buttler leads the way as england see off australia and their one off p 20 international at edgbaston. good evening, germany are heading home, their world cup lasting just ten days. the four time champions, four times runners up were beaten by south korea 2—0 as sweden beat mexico in the other group f match, both those teams progress. joachim loew, germany's head coach wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go further in the competition patrick geraey reports. this just thisjust did not look this just did not look like germany, not as the world knows them, this was a strangely edgy country, unsure of things that used to be certain, like their place in the next round. like forced into an unexpected rescue mission in germany have been relying on those. south korea since their nerves and unlikely, victory might see them through. germany had most of the ball but none of the ideas. anything less than a two—goal win will leave them vulnerable to t

it was named for edmund pettus almost immediately. he had been a leading figure in alabama to his death. he was from a rural family to the north, went to a small camege in tennessee and back and studied law and became a lawyer and judge. when he became a lawyer, he would've and amongst the moneyed men in the south in alabama in the 1820's. he moved to selma in the 1800s and became a lawyer here and any lawyer who was successful worked with, defendant, or represented white planters here, men who owned slaves and owned vast tracts of land. his real success began during the civil war. he rose up through the ranks to become a brigadier general in alabama. neartually suffered a fatal injury for the end of the war. here was someone who had led thousands of men in battle in this glorious cause. back, settles, rises is a very powerful lawyer. theasically funds democratic state convention for many decades. anyone who goes to washington had to work with him. he finally accepted the call to public office in 1897 as a u.s. senator and flow serve

if edmund looks back at his clay—court as a whole he will see great signs of progress. he reached his first masters 1000 quarterfinal in madrid, he won a doubles title and reached his first atp singles final in marrakesh. now for the grass, the one surface so faron for the grass, the one surface so far on which edmund hasn't shown us what he is truly capable of. in by, what he is truly capable of. in rugby, wales began their summer tour of north and south america with a win over south africa in washington, dc. ryan elias scoring this try to give wales the win. 22—20 it's finished. they had to south america to face argentina next weekend. warrington wolves are to the semifinals of the challenge cup after beating wigan warriors 23—0. it's their first win over wigan in the competition since 1936. st helens play hull fc live on bbc two at 3pm. justin rose have the chance to become golf‘s world number one if he wins the memorial tournament. he w011 he wins the memorial tournament. he won last week's ft. worth invitational and will become world number one with victory h

edmund, ranked 18th in the world, lost the deciding set 6—1 to his 90th—ranked opponent in the first ever meeting between the pair. england warmed up for the women's twenty20 tri—series final against new zealand by thrashing them by seven—wickets in bristol. the home side chased their target of 130 with 25 balls to spare, natalie sciver with the winning runs with sarah taylor making 51. england bowled well to dismiss new zealand for 129. new zealand earlier put themselves and england into the final with an eight—wicket defeat of south africa. they meet on sunday at chelmsford. so we now know that england will face columbia in the last 16 of the world cup in russia. 20 years ago, this week england beat them 2—0 in the group stage at france 1998, remember this? goodnight. to set things up for england and a crisscross, and there is the shot in there is the goal! that is beckham. it is in! cheering hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are nicola bartlett, the political correspondent at the daily mirror and political comm

edmund's power was too much for the three—time grand slam winner. murray, then, remains hopeful he will be fit and ready for wimbledon. it is not like i am going to do any damage to myself if i do play at wimbledon. i can't predict how my bodyis wimbledon. i can't predict how my body is going to feel, because i have not had the opportunity to test it in that environment, you know. i know playing a best—of—3 set match that i can recover from that in 48 hours. playing a five set match in four hours, i don't know, because i haven't done that in basically i2 months. johanna konta is out, beaten in three sets by world number two caroline wozniaki. the british number one took the first set 6—4, but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4, to set up a meeting with ashleigh barty. england continued on from their one—day series whitewash over australia with a convincing victory in the t20. jos buttler kicked things off for the home team by striking the fastest 50 by an england player in a t20, off only 22 balls. australia had high hopes, with aaron fi

i'll have the rest of the day's sport, including: british number one kyle edmund goes in search of his first singles title as he battles for a place in the semi—finals at eastbourne. hello, there. we will be live in kaliningrad shortly, where england and belgium have made a combined 17 changes for that match, but first, we'll get to the two matches completed in group h. all will be revealed in the next couple of hours. ler‘s cross live to kaliningrad and speak to our sports editor, dan roan, ahead of england against belgium. dan, the big talking point, is that their are so many changes. ata at a combined 17 changes from the two managers? absolutely. both these teams have already qualified with two consecutive wins. qualification for the next stage of the world cup is not at stake here this evening. our cameraman will zoom in, because you can see england being put through their paces on the pitch before they get under way in 25 minutes against belgium. here is the team. onlyjordan pickford, john stones and ruben loftus—cheek keep their places in the starting line—up. so, jordan

if kyle edmund looks back at his clay—court as a whole he will see great progress committee reached his first masters 1000 quarterfinal in madrid, he won doubles title in estoril and he reached his first atp singles final in marrakesh. now for the grass. the only surface so far in which he has not shown is what he is truly capable of. this wasn't my day. yet, fish oil, had my chances, he had his, hejust got fish oil, had my chances, he had his, he just got them today —— for sure, i had my chances. it is over 110w. sure, i had my chances. it is over now. just sort of reflect a bit and go again the grass court season. elsewhere serena williams continued this comeback, in herfirst grand slam since having her baby she beat julia georges and looks forward to the next tie against her old rival maria sharapova. maria sharapova beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. in the men's tour top seed rafael nadal had a comfortable straight sets win over richard gasquet to reach the fourth round, he has been ten times french champion and he made a ball by‘s day by warming down with him before le

edmund broke murray in the first game of the first set and went on to win it 6—4. it is in the second set at the moment. he is closing in on victory with two sets. andy murray fighting to stay in. and there was another all—british tie at eastbourne — between cameron norrie and jay clarke. norrie came out on top in straight sets — but it's been a good week for clarke, who will make his grand slam debut at wimbledon next week — and he'll be playing with norrie in the doubles there too. johanna konta, though is out — beaten in three sets by world number two and top seed at eastbourne — caroline wozniaki. the british number one stormed to the first set 6—4, but wozniaki won the next two 6—1, 6—4 and she's through to the quarter finals to face australia's ashleigh barty. third seed and two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova has withdrawn from the tournament though with a slight hamstring injury. she won her first round match easily yesterday, but said it was too close to wimbledon to risk her fitness. seven—time champion serena williams has been

edmund has just lost the fourth set, so the match will go the full distance. in the women's draw, the former wimbledon champion and number 8 seed, petra kvitova, is out. she was beaten in straight sets by the 25th seed anett kontaveit. that's a first defeat in 13 matches for kvitova. gareth southgate will provide an indication of his preferred line—up ahead of england's opening match of the world cup as his side face nigeria in the first of two friendlies later, before the squad travel to russia. 0ur sports correspondent, david 0rnstein, is at wembley, and david, it feels like this is where the campaign starts in earnest. indeed. in two weeks' time the world cup will be under way and england will be 48 hours out from their first match against tunisia. this is the first of two friendlies. the second is against costa rica on thursday. at training yesterday i saw a squad in high spirits, full of confidence. this is a young squad, largely free of the shackles or previous tournament failures. they are also been experienced. none of them have won a match at the wo

guy: edmund, not quite done yet. he will be joining the global radio t that will be live on london dab and around the world. could announce the dates of asset purchases. ♪ what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. italy's new prime minister passes his first parliamentary hurdle, but with a maiden speech pledging spending increases and tax cuts, can giuseppe conte make the numbers add up? the ecb's june meeting could finally see an announcement on when it will end its bond bind program. the convergence toward inflation to the target has improved. emerging-market pain. latin american currencies had a record low. south africa's economy subtracts the most in nine years, and e.m. see a

edmund reached his first grand slam semi—final and broke into the world's top 20 for the first time this year but he couldn't go any further in paris on his preferred surface. fognini, will play marin cilic in the next round. there will be a rematch of the 2013 women's final in the fourth round, after serena williams continued her comeback. the returning triple champion is playing herfirst grand slam since giving birth. she beat germany's eleventh seed julia gorges in straight sets. that's set up the rematch on monday with double french open champion russia's maria sharapova, who beat sixth seed karolina pliskova in straight sets. to rugby union now and wales are in action on their summer tour — they're playing south africa in washington. they're well into the second half where its currently 17—10 — hallam amos with the first try for wales, while tomos williams went over for the second. now to racing and with the queen in attendance. it was masar who came home in front to win the derby at epsom. charlie appleby‘s colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior for a first class

he's preparing for wimbledon at eastbourne, where he faces kyle edmund this afternoon. this time last year, most bets would've been on murray to win that but edmund is now britain's number one. he's obviously played unbelievably well. he is now up in the top 20 in the world and, you know, is only going to improve. you know, i think he's going to keep going higher. he has a really good team of people working with him. you know, he's got weapons and, yeah, he's done extremely well and it will be a very tough match for me. yeah, an intriguing battle between the two of them. yeah, an intriguing battle between the two of them. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including the build—up to germany's game with south korea. ah right, thank you. a very good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. a very good afternoon, you are watching bbc news. let's talk a little bit more about that enormous fire. let's talk a little bit more about that enormous fire. more now on our top story, more than 50 homes have been evacuated as

edmund will play italy's fabio fognini in the third round. just a word of warning for british tennis fans, fognini is a clay court specialist who's twice beaten rafa nadal on his favourite surface. british number three cameron norrie paid tribute to his late grandmother ethel after he went out to the number 15 seed lucas pouille. he was beaten in four sets in their second round match which had been delayed by bad light the night before. afterwards the 22 year old revealed his father david had missed the match to attend the funeral in glasgow on wednesday. another briton, heather watson, failed in her attempt to reach the third round for the first time. she couldn't recover after a slow start and lost in straight sets to the 16th seed elise mertens of belgium. just a note for the diary, we are waiting for news on the fitness of ben stokes ahead of the second test, which gets under way at headingley today. it is a must—win game for england. we will have news on that and the rest of the sport a little bit later. there's a warning that thousand

no one knew what was going to theyn the moment approached the edmund pettus bridge. of course history has shown us that things did work out, however that morning -- it was a very very tenuous time in the life of everyone here that had any connection to the civil rights movement in the selma to montgomery march. they did not know if their lives would end on that day. with the prayers held in the third bedroom, putting others .nd going to round check after four days, the march was successful. >> there is no constitutional issue here. the command of the constitution is plain. there is no moral issue. wrong, deadly wrong, to deny any of your fellow americans the right to vote in this country. >> [applause] >> dr. king was still living in the home the night that president johnson delivered a major address to the nation, and quite simply reaffirmed that he intended to sign the voting rights act, which we all know in august of 1965, he did sign. daughters consider the legacy of their father the greatest piece of their father's legacy, the -- father's legacy, the 19 tuesday

well kyrgios will face britain's number one kyle edmund in the second round. he beat american ryan harrison in straight sets and is the only briton to reach the second round following defeats for dan evans and murray of course. at the wta event in birmingham, british number one johanna konta is also out. she was beaten in the first round by the defending champion petra kvitova 6—3, 6-4 finally, frankie dettori rode three winners on the first day of royal ascot, all three of which were trained byjohn gosden. dettori's big winner was without parole though, a 9—4 favourite, and a son of the legendary horse frankel, in the st james‘s palace stakes. dettori also won on kay—licks and monarchs glen. a nice day indeed. and that is all from sportsday with me tim hague and olly foster in moscow too. thanks for watching, and coming up in a moment, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster and writer, mihir bose, and the senior political correspondent for the times, lucy fi

edmund reached his first grand slam semi—final and broke into the world's top 20 for the first time this year. but he couldn't go any further in paris on his preferred surface. fognini will play croatian third seed marin cilic in the next round. it was not my day. i had my chances and he had his chances but hejust got them today. it was one of those things where it is over. i will reflect a bit and go again. for the grass court season. there will be a rematch of the 2013 women's final in the fourth round, after serena williams continued her comeback. the returning triple champion is playing her first grand slam since giving birth. she beat germany's 11th seed julia gorges in straight sets. that set up the rematch on monday with double french open champion russia's maria sharapova, who beat sixth seed karolina pliskova in straight sets. warrington are into the semi—finals of the challenge cup after a 24 points to nil victory over wigan — the first time they've beaten them at home in the competition since 1936. warrington scored three first—half tries to beat last season's challenge

kyle edmund made a great start with an early break in the first set. to headingley, and day two of the second test between england and pakistan. england had it all their own way on day one, but the rain may slow them down in leeds today. 0ur cricket reporter henry morean is there for us. what's the latest as to how things are looking at headingley? what chance of play getting under way on time? it's looking pretty unlikely at the moment. the ground staff have been busy getting the enormous cover sheets out, there is no prospect of plays starting at 11am i wouldn't have thought. that's frustrating to england, after they had such a good day yesterday. inaudible after bowling the tourists out early on in the first day for 174. really good work from england after the disappointment at lord's. there will be at delay to this second day. absolutely. a good day for england yesterday. interesting hearing the comments about stuart broad, he was having his say in response to the comments from michael vaughan saying he felt he should have been dropped for the seco

kyle edmund has been knocked out of the french open in the third round. he was the last british player in the main draw at roland garros. he went down in five sets to the italian fabio fognini. adam wild reports. as britain's number one i'll admit carries with him a quiet calm him a quiet calm, his opponent fabio fognini flashy, fiery and at times like... the italian swift to show just why there are few better on clay. the calmness regained, the match leveled, fognini's now infamous temper threatening to boil over. the final britt left in the singles draw up the pressure of expectation is something edmund is learning to wear well. taking the third set and the lead most of it was one that always looked precarious. fognini channeling the frustrations, roaring back to take the fourth in the match again tied. a moment to test that character. for advent of the challenge to stop that momentum. the fluctuating game fell fognini's way. one of the modern game's great showman, showing the way in paris. adam wilde, bbc news. england are playing nigeria right now in

british number one kyle edmund is out of the french open, losing in five sets to the italian 18th seed, fabio fognini. edmund was 2—1 up in sets, but the 23—year—old yorkshireman was broken in the 5th and final set to hand fognini the place in the last 16 at roland garros. it's been a good season so far for edmund though, reaching his first grand slam semi—final and breaking into the world's top 20 for the first time. just wasn't my day. yeah, for sure, had my chances and he had his chances, but he just got them today. it's just one of them where it's over now. just sort of reflect a bit and, you know, go again for the grass court season. well, a bad day for the brits in paris continued in the doubles. jamie murray is also out, along with his partner bruno soares. they were beaten in straight sets by maximo gonzalez and nicolas jarry in their second round match. heather watson is also out. she lost alongside tatiana maria, in the second round of the women's doubles. there are now no british players left in this year's french open. serena williams meanwhile continues her comebac

british number one kyle edmund is out of the french open, losing in five sets to the italian 18th seed, fabio fognini. edmund was 2—1 up in sets, but the 23—year—old yorkshireman was broken in the 5th and final set to hand fognini the place in the last 16 at roland garros. it's been a good season so far for edmund though, reaching his first grand slam semi—final and breaking into the world's top 20 for the first time. just wasn't my day. yeah, for sure, had my chances and he had his chances, but he just got them today. it is just chances, but he just got them today. it isjust one chances, but he just got them today. it is just one of them where it is over now. just sort of reflect a bit and, you know, go again for the grass court season. not a bad day for the british in paris. it continued in the doubles. jamie murray was also out, along with his partner bruno soa res. murray was also out, along with his partner bruno soares. they were beaten in straight sets by maximo gonzalez and nicholas gary in the second round match. —— nicolas jarry. heather watson is also out. she lo

british number one kyle edmund is out of the french open, losing in five sets to the italian 18th seed, fabio fognini. edmund was 2—1 up in sets, but the 23—year—old yorkshireman was broken in the 5th and final set to hand fognini the place in the last 16 at roland garros. it's been a good season so far for edmund though, reaching his first grand slam semi—final and breaking into the world's top 20 for the first time. just wasn't my day. yeah, for sure, had my chances and he had his chances, but he just got them today. it's just one of them where it's over now. just sort of reflect a bit and, you know, go again for the grass court season. well, a bad day for the brits in paris contines in the doubles. jamie murray also out, along with his partner bruno soares. they were beaten in straight sets by maximo gonzalez and nicolas jarry in their second round match. heather watson is also out. she lost alongside tatiana maria, in the second round of the women's doubles. there are now no british players left in this years french open. serena williams meanwhile continues her comeback. sh

he was taking on the british number one kyle edmund but he showed that he may well be bringing's best hope at wimbledon this year by taking the first set 6-a, the this year by taking the first set 6—a, the second set following a similar pattern, edmund's power was too much for the three—time grand slam winner and kyle edmund moves on based kukushkin the quarterfinals. johanna konta is out as well beaten in three sets by the world number two caroline wozniacki. the british number one took the first set 6—a, wozniacki responding with the next two, 6—2, 6— forsetting wozniacki responding with the next two, 6—2, 6— for setting up a meeting with ashley barty next. that is all the sport for now. we will be back with more ends wednesday at half past ten. thank you very much. a key member of the us supreme court, justice anthony kennedy, has announced he's stepping down. though a conservative, he has been a pivotal vote on crucial decisions including the 5—a rulings that decided same—sex marriage and upheld roe v wade. in his letter to mr trump, justice kennedy expressed "pr

the unseeded mikhail kukushkin of kazakhstan won his quarter—final, beating british second seed kyle edmund. kukukshkin, who is ranked 90th in the world, lost the first set 7—5. but he soon regained control of the match, and took the next two sets 6—3, 6—1, and he will next face mischa zverev of germany for a place in the final. england and new zealand will meet in sunday's final of the women's t20 tri—series tournament. the white ferns eased to victory against south africa in their opening match on thursday. but england scored a decisive seven—wicket win in the second game of the day in bristol, with sarah taylor's half—century helping them to the target of 130 with more than four overs to spare. i still think they can improve on the field. i always think they can improve in the field. there were some stops on the boundary we could have got, stops and to smack. we have got, stops and to smack. we have gone from scoring over 201 game, to scoring 128 quite co mforta bly game, to scoring 128 quite comfortably —— twos. we need to keep adapting and learning to bat on each surfac

edmund very happy. it's his first meeting against nick kyrgios, the world number 21. so far, it has been a story of the serbs, this match hasn't lasted long at all. it has gone into a decider and you can watch it on bbc two or the bbc sport website and app. after their record—breaking score in nottingham on tuesday, england's cricketers are taking on australia in the fourth one—day international at chester—le—street. australia opted to bat first. england, of course, setting that new world record odi score of 481 earlier in the week. they will be thinking they can add that anyone at the moment. the hosts are 3—0 up, looking for a whitewash having sealed the series win. that is all the sports are now, i am backin that is all the sports are now, i am back in the next hour. thank you very much. today on afternoon live, we've been taking a closer look at the impact of brexit on young people. chris morris has been investigating the impact of the decision to leave on british students who are studying, or planning to study, at a university elsewhere in the eu. we al

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kyle edmund is out of this year‘s queens, after losing his second round match against nick krygios. the australian, who beat andy murray a couple of days ago, won the first set on a tie break and despite edmund coming back to take the second, krygios held on to win in three. joint favourite stradivarius has won this year‘s gold cup at royal ascot. the 7—4 shot ridden by frankie dettori and trained byjohn gosden was pushed all the way in the closing stages but held on for a great win as the colt stepped up to 2.5 miles for the first time in his career. we will have more from the world cup later. line thank you very much indeed. melania trump has been visiting a detention centre in texas, on the mexico border. let us cross to alan 0rr. here‘s the vice president of the american immigration lawyers association. what is your reaction that the first lady is visiting this detention centre, does this seem like a detention centre, does this seem likea pr detention centre, does this seem like a pr visit from the white house, to talk to the officials looking after the children?” believ

in queen‘s this evening — he‘s been at the club playing a few practice sets with fellow brits kyle edmund and cameron norrie this afternoon. australia‘s sarah roy sprinted to victory on stage three of the women‘s tour in leamington spa. the race finishes in colwyn bay on sunday, american coryn rivera has the overall lead. and afghanistan have been thrashed by india in their first ever test match. they were bowled out for 109 and 103 on day two to slip to defeat by an innings and 262 runs. it‘s only the fourth time in test history a team has been bowled out twice in a day. the holy moscow. anas aremayaw anas thank you very much, cat. —— thank you very much. just remarking on all the these vans or congre getting in the these vans or congre getting in the capital and going their separate ways. at the moment —— congregating in the capital. they have been fabulous, chanting from dusk until dawn. they will make a lot of noise, if they can get their world cup up and running with a win tomorrow at the spartak stadium, here, against iceland who are making their debut, we expect the i

edmund theresa may was able to persuade all but two of our mps to back her brexit. vulnerable figure with a bitterly divided conservative party. i would suspect she spent most of last week, trying to convince david davis not to resign. similarly, would—be rebels such as dominic grieve would have been encouraged to toe the line. yes, the government scraped through, without a defeat, but not without a price. there were climb—downs by the government on amendments that it was hard to know in many ways who exactly had won. but the division within the conservative party also reflects a very divided society, two years on from the brexit vote. and the kind of antagonistic arguments we are seen within the conservative party. i am an african and ugandan in london watching and i am enjoying watching this tragicomedy. it's like the british people are just walking towards the cliff, not knowing where they're going. what amazes me is how... you know, you taught us democracy and all those types of things. parliament represent the people. it amazes me how the prime minister and cabinet have to f

british number one kyle edmund has been knocked out in the second round at queens. he was beaten by nick kyrgios. the australian, who earlier knocked out andy murray, was in inspired form with shots like this one. that's nice. a closely—fought contest, with both the first two sets won on tie—breaks, but it was krygios who eventually came through to win in three sets. in birmingham, wimbledon champion garbine muguruza was knocked after a 6—2, 6—a defeat by czech barbora strycova. the top seed got back into the match by breaking to lead a—2 in the second set, but she lost the next four games. frankie dettori won his sixth gold cup at royal ascot, after stradivarius claimed victory today. the 7—a shot, trained byjohn gosden, was pushed all the way in the closing stages but held on for a thrilling win. the colt stepping up to two and a half miles for the first time in his career. he likes the meeting — stradivarius won the queen's vase last year. and for dettori, this was his 60th winner at royal ascot. confirmation of the starting prices there. stradavari

kyle edmund lost his third—round match in five sets to the italian fabio fognini. also at roland garros today jamie murray and heather watson lost in their respective doubles matches england's cricketers have a first innings lead of 128 runs in the second test against pakistan. the morning session was lost to rain at headingley, but they closed the second day on 302—7 as they look to level the two—match series. adam wild reports. england's summer suffered a stuttering start, at headingley against pakistan was where it's supposed to get going. it did, eventually, things were soon looking much more settled. the recent storm of criticism quickly lifting so when captainjoe of criticism quickly lifting so when captain joe root fell short of of criticism quickly lifting so when captainjoe root fell short of his half—ce ntu ry captainjoe root fell short of his half—century it seemed an opportunity missed. others offered further hope, that was for england fa ns further hope, that was for england fans at least. but amidst the optimism, disappointment too, dom bessis

we start at the french open where kyle edmund, the only british player remaining in the singles draw is in action, looking to book his place in the last 16. he's up agaisnt the italian 18th seed fabio fognini, he lost the first set but came back to take the second and the third. both players have had a medical time out, fognini for some heavy strapping to his right ankle. we'll keep an ey eon that one for you. in the women's draw, the number 8 seed petra kvitova is out. she was beaten in straight sets by the 25th seed anett kontaveit. that's a first defeat in 13 matches for kvitova. still no play on the second day of the second test between engalnd and pakistan. joe root‘s side will resume on 106 for 2 after an inspired performance from the bowlers yesterday. three wickets from stuart broad saw pakistan bowled out for 174. fomrer captain michael vaughan had suggested broad should have been dropped for the second test to shake things up, comments he felt were unfair. i have always been open to punditry. it is always interesting when you listen to different opinions. this week, there

we start at the french open where kyle edmund, the only british player remaining in the singles draw is in action, looking to book his place in the last 16. he's up agaisnt the italian 18th seed fabio fognini, he lost the first set but came back to take the second and the third. both players have had a medical time out, fognini for some heavy strapping to his right ankle. we'll keep an ey eon that one for you. in the women's draw, the number 8 seed petra kvitova is out. she was beaten in straight sets by the 25th seed anett kontaveit. that's a first defeat in 13 matches for kvitova. still no play on the second day of the second test between engalnd and pakistan. joe root‘s side will resume on 106 for 2 after an inspired performance from the bowlers yesterday.

more co mforta ble comeback but we might feel more comfortable with current british number one kyle edmund with the possibility of him playing three—time champion novak djokovic in the third round. and a quick thought about the women‘s draw? in the third round. and a quick thought about the women's draw? most interest surrounds serena williams who is 183 in the world because she had a baby in september. like andy murray, very few tournaments under her belt but ceded by the all—england club to create a balanced draw because of her incredible history where she has won the title seven times here. she cannot buy a top seed and other third round but at that stage she could come up against ukrainian fifth seed elina svitolina. looking forward to it. thank you, russell. wimbledon starts on monday. time for a look at the weather. here‘s darren bett. another hot and sunny day across most parts of the uk. in england some of the highest cabbages are across the north and here it is a beautiful scene in ambleside. very different to what is waiting out in aberdeenshire with a very different look

included who stood john henderson of misery, and edmund ross of kansas. the big guns that made it possible for them to act. the respectable voices were much more important figures. chairman of the naval committee, and iowa senator of high standing and prestige in the senate. the senator of illinois, chairman of the senate judiciary committee and the author of the 1866 civil rights act. maine, chairman of the finance committee. these people count more than anyone else in making a possible further senators to vote to acquit. they were critical. why did these good republicans in good standing vote to acquit andrew johnson? there were a few public and senators who let it be known that if their votes were needed for acquittal, they would be needed -- they would be available. it was not the suspense riddled story that we often see. it is not at all clear even that the senator from ohio that would have replaced andrew johnson would have voted if his vote had really mattered much. it is a very nice thing about being at the end of the alphabet of a name like wade

edmund theresa may was able to persuade all but two of ourmps to may was able to persuade all but two of our mps to back her brexit. it was a of our mps to back her brexit. it wasa minor of our mps to back her brexit. it was a minor triumph but as steve said, she still remains a pretty vulnerable figure with a bitterly divided conservative party. i would suspect she spent most of last week, trying to convince david davis not to resign. similarly, would—be rebels such as dominic grieve would have been encouraged to toe the line. yes, the government scraped through, without a defeat, but not without a price. there were climb—downs by the government on amendments that it was hard to know in many ways who exactly had won. but the division within the conservative party also reflects a very divided society, does 90 years on from the brexit vote. and the kind of antagonistic arguments we are seen within the conservative party. —— are seen within the conservative party. — — two are seen within the conservative party. —— two years on from the brexit vote. i am an african and ug

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kyle edmund could play novak djokovic in the third round but has to get past alex bowled so far —— michael bridwell. there is a lot of interest in serena williams. she cannot play another seeded player before it the third round, but she could face elina svitolina. lots of the british women have tough first—round draws. naomi broady will open the centre court programme against the defending champion. and the full draw can be found on the bbc sport website. now, wimbledon truely is a competition like no other — known across the world for its history and tradition... but this year fans may notice a few changes at the all england club as sara 0rchard has been finding out. 2017, a brand—new women's champion. for the men it was a record eighth title for roger federer. but while only the brave would predict the outcome of the 2018 championships, one certainty is that wimbledon is changing with the times. we have banned plastic straws, we used 400,000 last year and there will be none this year. a lot of water refill points, 87 in place around the ground so that people do not have to keep buy

and in sport...kyle edmund is out of the french open. the british number 0ne went down in 5 sets to the italian fabio fognini in the third round. he was the last british player in the main singles draw. play has started at headingley on the second day of the second test, the morning session was lost to rain. they have just lostjoe they have just lost joe root. it's nearly halftime in the challenge cup quarter—final between warrington and wigan, wolves lead 8—0. i'll be back in the next hour when we should have some england team news ahead of their friendly against nigeria at wembley. the rail industry has pledged to get train services in the north of england back on track as quickly as possible, following days of disruption. northern has announced it will be running an emergency timetable until the end ofjuly, with 165 services scrapped. peter marshall has been speaking to passengers in the lake district. replacement buses have been doing brisk service at the start of the lakes line, 0xenholme station near kendall, because trains are

let's start at the french open where kyle edmund is in action, the only british player remaining in the singles draw. the british number one in third round action — equalling his best performance at roland garros. he's just taken to the court now for his match against the italian 18th seed fabio fognini, who's a fiery character he's lost the first set to the italian 18th seed england's batsmen will look to build on an impressive performance from their bowlers when play gets under way on day two when the rain subsides engalnd will resume on 106 for hoping to build upon an impressive performance from the bowlers when play gets under way on day two of the second test at headingly.. three wickets from stuart broad yesterday saw pakistan bowled out for 174. fomrer captain michael vaughan had suggested broad should have been dropped for the second test to shake things up, something he felt was unfair. i have always been open to punditry. this week did disappoint me slightly. i picked up only eight wickets in christchurch. it was disappointing to read those comments but that is the world we

kyle edmund is back in action at queen's this afternoon. the british number one will try to do what andy murray couldn't do against australian nick kygrios in the last round. you can follow that match and all the other action at queen's on bbc two from 1:00pm. coming up later is grigor dimitrov and novak djokovic. just time to tell you that england take on australia in the fourth one day international at chester—le—street at 2:00pm. england have already won the best—of—5 series. hugh woozencroft will have more for you in the next hour. the details coming out of westminster in the last hour or so over the details of eu citizens of the brexit. sajid javid, the system, due to begin this autumn said it would be easy and swift as possible and there would be no repeat of the failings in the wind scandal. caroline nokes has been giving details. there will be three core things to show they can reside in great britain. applicants will need to prove their identity and nationality. for those who wish to com plete nationality. for those who wis

in sport, kyle edmund is out of the french open. he went down in five sets to fabio fognini. he was the last british player in the main singles draw. players resumed in the second test against pakistan. captainjoe second test against pakistan. captain joe root second test against pakistan. captainjoe root is out, england 179-3 in captainjoe root is out, england 179—3 in reply to pakistan's174. warrington 179—3 in reply to pakistan's 174. warrington in command 179—3 in reply to pakistan's174. warrington in command of their challenge cup quarterfinal, they are 16-0 challenge cup quarterfinal, they are 16—0 up against wigan. i'll be back with a full update in the next hour. in around an hour's time, england play nigeria at wembley as they continue their preparations for the world cup in russia. england's first game of the tournament is in 16 days' time when they play tunisia in volgograd. let's go to david 0rnstein who's at wembley for us. with the world cup just around the corner, how will gareth southgate line up his team today? with two weeks to go until the world cup

british number one kyle edmund plays australian qualifier alex bolt, and there's a tasty looking match—up between grigor dimitrov and three—time major winner stan wawrinka. in the women's draw, johanna konta plays russia's natalia vikhlya ntseva. seven—time winner serena williams plays arantxa rus of the netherlands and the reigning champion garbine muguruza plays britain's naomi broady. and the former australia cricket captain steve smith played his first no world cup action today so time to reflect on yesterday's offence. england came second in their group and so will face colombia. england are into the last 16 hours group g's runners—up. it was last night's defeated belgium that has plotted their cause in this tournament and a cold from the further sunderland and manchester united striker that sealed belgium's cool united striker that sealed belgium's cool. england made eight changes and with the sausages they brought in, every outfield player in the squad has now featured at this world cup. that is something manager said was important as atonement goes on. not a classic match bu

british number one kyle edmund is in action at queens, taking on the man who beat andy murray — australia's nick kyrgios. the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ardern, has become only the second world leader to give birth while in power. she and her partner clarke gayford had a daughter, theirfirst child, in hospital in auckland earlier today. ms ardern says she's taking six weeks' maternity leave. hywel griffith sent this report. beaming parents and their new arrival. jacinda ardern chose social media over a state announcement to share news of her daughter's birth. the message reads, "welcome to our village, wee one." throughout her very public pregnancy, jacinda ardern made a point of continuing with business as usual. after six weeks of maternity leave, she plans to be back at work as her partner, clarke gayford, becomes the main caregiver. in a bbc interview in april, she suggested the baby could also join her on the international stage. there are certain places that are hosting meetings in the future, and places, particularly in the pacific, we'd obviously bring the baby. we're gr

if he does decide to play wimbledon next week the two—time champion was beaten by fellow brit kyle edmund in the second round of eastbourne. he says he will "probably" make a decision on wimbledon before the draw is made on friday. once you start playing, competing again, you want to continue that but also this is a long process. this is not something where you come back and play perfect and feel perfect immediately, you know. that's not how injuries work. tennis is unique in the sense that i have come back from not playing for 11 months and i'm playing against a top 20 players in the world and competing for full matches and a lot of other sports, tea m matches and a lot of other sports, team sports, you play 15 or 20 minutes, and rebuild yourfitness team sports, you play 15 or 20 minutes, and rebuild your fitness up that way. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you. 100 soldiers arrive to help firefighters tackle a moorland blaze in greater manchester that's been burning forfour days — and may last for weeks because of th

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