let us now listen to simona halep. and she gets further away. let us now listen to simona haleplj and she gets further away. let us now listen to simona halep. i have worked a lot for this moment, it is an honour to play in front of the royal box. thank you. i have no words to explain what i feel. you played no sign of nerves, no sign of nerves coming out are. well i had nervous of my stomach was not by well before the match. i know that there is no time for emotions. i just came on quite and give my best. how does it feel to be holding that famous show? unbelievable. it is something very special that i will never forget. it was my mum's dream, when i was about ten or 12, she said ifi when i was about ten or 12, she said if i wanted to do something in tennis i had to play the final in wimbledon. so, thank you to my parents. sometime she did 0k, mum, then she? she did ok! sometime she did 0k, mum, then she? she did 0k! coming here with all the history, it is so much more, isn't it? at the beginning of the turner meant i

halep won the first four games in” script. halep won the first four games in 11 magical minutes. what a start. taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately williams dug deep, at last some flickers of that familiar fire. they we re flickers of that familiar fire. they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour it was all over. simona halep is the wimbledon champion.- delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind, congratulations simona. it was my mum's dream. when i was ten she said ifi mum's dream. when i was ten she said if i want to do something in tennis i have to play the final of wimbledon so the day came. thanks to my parents. what drama the fans have seen. most were expecting to watch it serena williams make history. instead they have a new champion. and as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really well done. a quick chat before even more cheers. for simona halep, the perfect ending to a near—perfect performance. what a performance, it has n

the young american going so to toe with halep and breaking straight back. a perfect response. as the set w0 re back. a perfect response. as the set wore on, halep's class to show through, not the biggest hit about one of the best offenders on tour and with that she as to head and took the first set. the second began months for the first with the americans are broken and halep into an early lead. so coco gauff went for a much more direct approach and once again the 15—year—old broke straight back. throughout the master machine battled hard to stay in contention but in the end, halep was just too good. the seven seed blue to the quarters, a step too far this time for young coco gauff buffer her, this isjust the beginning. you had to hit a lot of balls to be here and you cannot exit anything to bea here and you cannot exit anything to be a winnerand here and you cannot exit anything to be a winner and notjust against her but against other players because she is one of the quickest people i place of this week. but playing against a former number one in a grand slam champion an

halep won the first four games in11 script. halep won the first four games in 11 magical minutes. what a start. taking the first to set any blaze of brilliance. desperately williams dug deep, at last some flickers of that familiar fire. but they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour it was all over. simona halep is the wimbledon champion. cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind, congratulations simona. wow. literally played out of her mind, congratulations simona. wowm literally played out of her mind, congratulations simona. wow. it was my mums dream, when i was about ten or 12 she said if i wanted to do something in tennis i had to play the final of wimbledon so the day came. thank you. what drama the fans have seen. most are expecting to see serena williams make history but instead they have a new champion. as afan of instead they have a new champion. as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really well done, honestly. a quick chat before even more c

simona halep is the wimbledon champion! and simona halep stuns centre court as she wins her first wimbledon title — crushing serena williams‘ hopes of a grand slam record. good evening. borisjohnson and jeremy hunt have both defended the right ofjournalists to publish leaked government documents after police warnings that it could be a criminal offence under the official secrets act. scotland yard is investigating the leak and publication of secret dispatches by sir kim darroch — britain's ambassador in washington — which were highly critical of the trump administration. sir kim subsequently resigned. here's our political correspondent, nick eardley. the leaking of kim darroch‘s e—mails about president trump has caused diplomatic chaos political controversy and led to the ambassador‘s resignation. now it's caused a furious row about press freedom and what papers should be able to publish. scotland yard has warned publishing further leaks could be a crime, last night urging the media to return any documents to

simona halep is there wimbledon championships! simona halep wins herfirst wimbledon title, beating serena williams in straight sets on centre court. and at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers — nigel nelson and jo phillips. stay with us for that. good evening. borisjohnson and jeremy hunt have both defended the right ofjournalists to publish leaked government documents, after police warnings that it could be a criminal offence under the official secrets act. scotland yard is investigating the leak and publication of secret dispatches by sir kim darroch, britain's ambassador in washington, which were highly critical of the trump administration. sir kim subsequently resigned. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. the leaking of kim darroch's e—mails about president trump has caused diplomatic chaos political controversy and led to the ambassador‘s resignation. now it's caused a furious row about press freedom and what papers should be able to publish. scotland yard has warned pu

simona halep is the wimbledon champion! simona halep wins herfirst wimbledon title, beating serena williams in straight sets. hello and welcome to bbc news. storm barry may no longer be a hurricane, but emergency teams are warning that heavy rain and strong winds will continue to batter america's gulf coast for some time to come. the storm made landfall in the last few hours, about 15 miles west of new orleans, with winds of around 70 miles an hour. these are pictures from along the gulf coast as the storm was approaching. the state of louisiana has declared a state of emergency with tens of thousands of people without power. in new orleans, the mayor, latoya cantrell, has urged residents to stay vigilant. we are not out of the conditions that will cause heavy rainfall for the city of orleans. although barry has slowed, it's also intensified, pushing the timing of expected impacts further into today, tonight, and sunday. our correspondent sophie long's in new orleans, i asked her whether people there were heeding those warn

|j wooden final and no simona halep made the dream come true. i talked to my mum after the match and she said that it was her dream years ago for me to play a final and wouldn't because everyone is here, the royal box and she said i think it is unbelievable moment. to date her dream came true so unbelievable moment. to date her dream came true so i will play a final. this moment is very special and strip lately but wooden final is pretty amazing. —— to play the wimbledon final is pretty amazing. she was also saying house—sitting about them is has been a hero of hers, and makes foran about them is has been a hero of hers, and makes for an interesting final. serena has been ground—breaking and someone had has benefited from what she has done. she has been around for so long and beenin she has been around for so long and been in so many files it is easy to see why but i do not think simona halep get overwhelmed, she is able to understand and has expedient enough that she can get on with business. do you think will be talking about serena wi

simona halep is the wimbledon champion... simona halep wins her first wimbledon title, beating serena williams in straight sets. hello and welcome to world news today. storm barry may no longer be a hurricane, but emergency teams are warning that heavy rain and strong winds will continue to batter america's gulf coast for some time to come. the storm made landfall in the last few hours, about 15 miles west of new orleans, with winds of around 70 miles an hour. these are pictures from along the gulf coast as the storm was approaching. the state of louisiana has declared a state of emergency with tens of thousands of people without power. in new orleans, the mayor latoya cantrell has urged residents to stay vigilent. we are not out of the conditions that will cause heavy rainfall for the city of new orleans, although barry has slowed, it has also intensified, pushing the timing of expected impacts further into today, tonight and sunday. sophie long is in canal street in new orleans. we know that it has slowed down, but it is st

halep won the first four games in 11 magical minutes. what a start. taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately, williams dug deep, at last some flickers of that familiar fire. they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour, it was all over. simona halep is the wimbledon champion. cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind, congratulations simona. it was my mum's dream. when i was ten she said if i want to do something in tennis i have to play the final of wimbledon so the day came. thanks to my parents. what drama the fans have seen. most were expecting to watch it serena williams make history. instead, they have a new champion. and as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really, well done. a quick chat before even more cheers. for simona halep, the perfect ending to a near—perfect performance. england have beaten scotland to make it two wins out of two at the netball world cup in liverpool. 36—year—old rach

but simona halep clearly hadn't read the script. halep won the first four games in 11 magical minutes. taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately, williams dug deep. at last, some flickers of that familiar fire. but they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour, it was all over. cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind! congratulations, simona! applause. it was my mum's dream whenever i was about ten or 12, she said if i wanted to do something in tennis, i had to play the final of wimbledon. so the day came. so, my mum, thanks! applause. thanks to my parents, actually. applause. well, what drama the fans here have seen. most were expecting to watch serena williams make history. but instead, they have a new champion. and as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really well done. honestly. a quick chat before even more cheers. for simona halep, the perfect ending to a near—perfect performance.

pretty perfect tennis from halep?m was, astonishing considering that the first four games were won in 11 minutes. she produced some superb tennis which serena williams had no a nswer tennis which serena williams had no answer to. we might feel we perhaps underestimated her because there we re underestimated her because there were so underestimated her because there were so much talk about serena williams getting this elusive 24th grand slam but after taking the first set 6—2, she did the same again to take the second and wrap up the match in under an hour. it was a brilliant performance but somewhat helped by a number of uncharacteristic errors from serena williams. 26 unforced errors in this match as perhaps she felt the effects of the lack of match time which she has had in the lead up to these wimbledon championships. she went out in the third round of the french open, she had a knee injury, should not play any warm up tournaments in the lead up to wimbledon but it will all be about this performance from simona h

but simona halep clearly hadn't read the script. halep won the first four games in ii magical minutes. commentator: what a start! taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately, williams dug deep. at last, some flickers of that familiar fire. but they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour, it was all over. simona halep is the wimbledon champion! cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind! congratulations, simona! applause. it was my mum's dream whenever i was about ten or 12, she said if i wanted to do something in tennis, i had to play the final of wimbledon. so the day came. so, my mum, thanks! applause. thanks to my parents, actually. well, what drama the fans here have seen. most were expecting to watch serena williams make history. but instead, they have a new champion. and as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really well done. honestly. a quick chat before even more cheers. for simona h

victory has seen halep add the wimbledon title to her 2018 french open victory. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. we‘ll take a look at the weather picture through tuesday, and i think there‘s going to be quite a bit of cloud in the sky first thing in the morning, because this is what‘s going on at the moment. we‘ve got a stripe of cloud in the west. this is a weather front that‘s going to be pushing eastwards. as it does so, it is all the time pushing into an area of high pressure, so the front itself is going to be a weak affair, but it will provide the focus for some showers. now, for northern ireland and also for scotland, expect some showers running in here over the next few hours, so it might be worth taking a waterproof jacket with you or an umbrella if you‘re heading outside over the next few hours. there is also the chance of some shower developments in north wales and north—west england, but otherwise, across eastern england, eastern scotland, it‘s going to be a dry morning. now, through the rest of t

but simona halep clearly hadn't read the script. halep won the first four games in 11 magical minutes. taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately, williams dug deep. at last, some flickers of that familiar fire. but they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour, it was all over. cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind! congratulations, simona! applause. it was my mum's dream whenever i was about ten or 12, she said if i wanted to do something in tennis, i had to play the final of wimbledon. so the day came. so, my mum, thanks! applause. thanks to my parents, actually. well, what drama the fans here have seen. most were expecting to watch serena williams make history. but instead, they have a new champion. and as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really well done. honestly. a quick chat before even more cheers. for simona halep, the perfect ending to a near—perfect performance. andy swis

but simona halep clearly hadn't read the script. halep won the first four games in ii magical minutes. taking the first set in a blaze of brilliance. desperately, williams dug deep. at last, some flickers of that familiar fire. but they were soon snuffed out. in less than an hour, it was all over. cue delight and utter disbelief. halep had produced the performance of her life and her opponent knew it. she literally played out of her mind! congratulations, simona! applause. it was my mum's dream whenever i was about ten or 12, she said if i wanted to do something in tennis, i had to play the final of wimbledon. so the day came. so, my mum, thanks! applause. thanks to my parents, actually. applause. well, what drama the fans here have seen. most were expecting to watch serena williams make history. but instead, they have a new champion. and as a fan of the duchess of cambridge, things got even better. really well done. honestly. a quick chat before even more cheers. for simona halep, the perfect ending to a near—perfect performance.

all right to tennis now and in the women's wimbledon final serena williams will be taking on simona halep later today serenus looking for her 8th victory of the all england club but she has another even greater milestone in mind one more major tournament title would bring her level with australia's margaret court as the most successful player of all time. i really would be on the cusp of making tennis history. already a legend and considered one of the greats of the sport 37 year old passion for the game. i love when i do not wake up every morning and i get to be fit and i get to play sport and i get to play in front of crowds like at wimbledon not everyone can do that you know it's like if you really just kind of break it down and have a great job and i love what i do and i'm still pretty sure what i do so that she places a very unpredictable opponent in simona halep. how the person chasing her very 1st wimbledon title. heard it's an amazing feeling them really excited in those so nervous because of this place one of the best moments of my life so i'm trying just to enjoy as much as poss

she faces a very unpredictable opponent in simona halep. hallock herself chasing her very 1st wimbledon title thank her it's an amazing feeling in them really they said even though so nervous because of this it's one of the best moments of my life so i'm trying to enjoy as much as possible and could be happy that they could go through the fight. williams can take comfort in the numbers she's won 9 of their previous 10 meetings but this isn't just serena versus halep it's reno versus history. is within touching distance of equalling margaret court 24 major wins. a record that stood for 46 years williams is now just one match from equalling but since winning her last major in 2017 she struggled to overcome that last hurdle losing in last year's u.s. open and wimbledon finals. to rein in the 2 more slams to stand alone as the greatest she may turn 38 in september a few would bet against her sitting get another milestone. a reminder now the top story that we're following for you at this hour the united nations has told process it needs to do mo

serena williams and simona halep. simona halep, romanian, 27 years old, second grand slam title. absolutely astonishing and beat serena williams in less than an hour. she is one to watch, she has a great future. serena williams is a 37, she has lost three big major... well, she has been defeated in a free major matches since coming back after having a baby but a great match and it is great to see new faces and new people coming along. i'm sorry i missed it. i had to work today. serena has set a place in wimbledon. absolutely, no-one can ta ke wimbledon. absolutely, no-one can take that away. as her sister as well venus. but you must know when you're at that level that someone will come along. but it is wonderful, exciting. that's it for the papers tonight. you are going to the formula one tomorrow. i am indeed. up you are going to the formula one tomorrow. iam indeed. up early. thank you so much forjoining me. thank you so much forjoining me. thank you so much forjoining me. thank you for

simona halep wins herfirst expected later. —— surges. simona halep wins her first wimbledon title, taking 56 minutes to beat serena williams in straight sets on centre court. facebook is reportedly fined £4 billion to settle an investigation into violations of its users data privacy. in half an hour, there is a chance to catch up on the victoria derbyshire show which visited an eating disorder clinic. good afternoon. in the last half hour, the metropolitan police have released a statement in connection with leaked government documents which led to the resignation of the uk ambassador to the us sir kim darroch. assistant commissioner neil basu reiterates that publishing any more surges could be a criminal offence but stressed the police respect press freedom. the memo is called the president inept and insecure. the memo is called the president ineptand insecure. mrtrump responded by calling the ambassador pompous. he said he could no longer deal with him. this afternoon, scotla nd deal with him. this afternoon, scotland yard said they re

now to tennis, and it will be serena williams up against simona halep in the women's final at wimbledon on saturday as both players eased through in their semifinal match ups. wrapping it all up is holly hamilton. two semi—finals, two demolition jobs from two, while number one ‘s. one is no stranger to filezilla, serena williams who was taking on another vetera n, williams who was taking on another veteran, 33—year—old barbora strycova in her first ever gross semi—final. serena has 72 of them. that showed. she dismantled the checkin that showed. she dismantled the check in straight sets in less than 60 minutes. serena making her presence known this year, through to the finalfor presence known this year, through to the final for the 11th time. presence known this year, through to the final for the 11th timeli presence known this year, through to the final for the 11th time. i love what i'd do. they wake up every morning and they get to be fit and i get to play sport and they get to play in front of crowds like at wimbledon. not everyone can do that. it's like if you reallyjust

halep beat serena williams 6—2, 6—2 to claim only her second win over the american in 11 meetings. she became the first romanian to win the women's singles at wimbledon. halep's second grand slam title — following her victory at the french open — took her back up to number 4 in the world when the new rankings were announced this week. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. parts of eastern england had temperatures close to 27 degrees during wednesday. i don't think we will see temperatures as high as that again, not for a little while anyway because things have been changing from the west. this stripe of cloud brought out breaks of rain eastwards during wednesday. behind me here, a lump of cloud bringing rain on friday. in between, a clear zone of weather so through the day ahead we will see sunshine and showers as well. and it will be quite breezy. there's still some rain to clear away from the south—east corner through the first part of the morning. that rain is

of record the 24th grand slam title 2nd but standing in her way with simona halep and the world number 7 wasn't about to roll over. how it braced to take the 1st set 62. williams has a want to grand slam since the 2017 australian open when she was 8 weeks pregnant and the frustration showed. was. her performance in this match was littered with 26 on steroids i was just 55 minutes off to stepping on court how it forced williams into the mistake that handed her the championship was 66 to the final screwup of the serena the 2nd straight wimbledon final that didn't go away but for simona halep the smiles just kept on coming as she lifted her maiden trophy at the only pub and the 2nd grand slam title kareem. johnny cash will stand on just. one how's it feel to be a member of the only one problem which is good. i wanted this badly when i started the tournaments i thought for the people from the locker room that my the midst of become a member here so today it's real and then really heavy i still work hard for every day for every match every tournament and that's why i was able to win this to

she came to 6—3, 4—6, 6—2, so simona halep safely through. we know her calibre in the grand slams as well. the other courts, let's benyu up to date with novak djokovic. the men's number one, in action at the moment against dennis could lower of the united states. novak djokovic has made quick work in this one. he has done really well here. five games are in that first set, so novak djokovic racing through this one i gazed a player with pointing out has reached the fourth round previously, and when he did that he beat alex thereafter for losing to merrin cilic in the fourth round. he has clearly got some pedigree on the grass, but against a play—off novak djokovic's calibre you that novak djokovic's calibre you that novak djokovic is the defending champion will have too much to book his place in the second round. court number one, bringing you up—to—date, jesus traced through on a cocoa and a cover against caroline wozniacki, it was the russian who beat wozniacki at the french open. just a a few weeks ago. caroline wozniacki a grand slam

lets not forget ten years separate serena williams at 37 and a simona halep at 27, but simona halep cannot be underestimated because she too is a former grand slam champion but there has been a says that she has had to prove herself as a former world number one, she needed to get a grand slam, she did so last year, but she is desperate to prove that she can consistently challenge for slam titles. this appointment as far as the british are concerned, wheelchair doubles, reid and hewitt beat and entered as final, a certificate result when you consider they have won this title three years ina they have won this title three years in a row. they were beaten by the number two seeds in straight sets. ending hewitt and reads dominus in the doubles, and i think for the pairof the doubles, and i think for the pair of them having enjoyed so much success pair of them having enjoyed so much success in this event, they will be bitterly disappointed to surrender their title. they also went out in their title. they also went out in the signals in the early rounds as well. two o'clock as the start time for

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halep will play gauff in the 4th round... and whatever happens with andy murray in the men's doubles, he won't be facing his brother. jamie murray and neal skupski lost in the first round — beaten in five sets in their match which was postponed from last night. so here's how tomorrow's wimbledon action looks. first—up on centre court britain's harriet dart faces world number one and french open champion ashleigh barty in the third round. and also on centre court is the seven time wimbledon champion roger federer against lucas pouille. serena williams is first on court one againstjulia goerges followed by british number one jo konta and sloane stephens. and then dan evans — who's the only male briton in the last 32 — plays portugal's jao sousa. well this year's women's world cup has already broken several records including tv audiences and ticket sales as well as the biggest scoreline when the usa thrashed thailand 13—nil. and now fifa want to make the next tournament even bigger increasing the nations participating

but she couldn't quite make that leap to a new level — former world number one simona halep winning in straight sets. but the crowd's ovation spoke volumes. the fans here have found a new star. it blows my mind, how people kind of stood beside me and helped me. i mean, definitely in my last match, they definitely made an influence on me winning or losing the match. even when i was down match point, they were cheering me on. and even after the match, they were cheering. so that was crazy. and while her tournament might be over, for tennis, this could be just the start of something very special. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. newsnight is on bbc two in a few minutes, here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme: into the quarter—finals, britan's number onejohanna konta powers past petra kvitova at wimbledon. but the fairy tale's over for 15—year—old coco gauff, who's knocked out by the seventh seed simona halep. and as india's cricketers prepare to face new zealand for a place in the final of t

—— what chance simona halep can stop williams? we have been talking about this for a while, the alyssa 24th glance demand title. we know that she has had titles. —— the 24th grand slam title. she reached the final of the us open, when she was beaten by osaka and dramatic scenes in new york. but here we are, and yet another opportunity for subs serena williams herself said has felt much calmer throughout this fortnight. she has clearly benefited from the exit, extra court time playing alongside and a murray in the mixed doubles and, perhaps finally, this is the moment she will draw level with that record. although, arena millions, speaking ahead of this big match, has said it is not that re cord match, has said it is not that record which is driving forward. -- although, serena williams. i thought about it this morning and did not think about it since... because it is really not about 24, 23 or 25. it is really not about 24, 23 or 25. it is really not about 24, 23 or 25. it is reallyjust about going out there and giving my best

elina svitolina is already on court, up against samina halep. simona halep has an early break, leading 3—1 in the first set. little to split the two. the last time they faced each other, it was simona halep who came out on top but that was over three sets. as we can see, that's a crucial early break of serve which could help simona halep as she looks to when the first set. as we know, all eyes will be on the big one to come later, serena williams will be in action against barbora williams will be in action against ba rbora strycova. williams will be in action against barbora strycova. she says she has benefited from the extra court time she had with andy murray in the next doubles. but by blister cover is likely to mix things up and get serena williams moving, as we saw againstjohanna konta when she knocked the british number one eyed. it will be a fascinating contest. it could be an eighth title force that ina could be an eighth title force that in a williams, if she gets there. we will of course keep you up—to—date. the arsenal club capt

but let's not forget that there is a lot on the line for simona halep as well. this will be emotional al for her too. she has something of a reputation of being a bit of a choker in the past, a bit inconsistent. she was the world number one earlier this year, she has won one grand slam and she will certainly want to prove the doubters wrong by showing that she is not a one hit wonder here. so a lot on the line for both ladies today. it will be fascinating to watch. >> yes, i'm taping it and i cannot look at my phone until after i see who won. all right. christina, have fun. we'll talk with you again. thank you. >> what a great assignment there. >>> so if formula 1 racing is not exciting enough for you, imagine an aerial version of it, that is the vision of an american startup, it is called an air speeder. >> the company says that the racers will be able to whip through deserts, down cliffs, over water, around islands. they are testing a remote controlled version with hopes of trying out the full size piloted version later this year. >> would you watch that? >> i

first set, simona halep on the run, but halep bisquick. backhand winner by the romanian. one of the first at six, 2. more of the same. matchpoint here. williams shot, hit the net, that was it. 6-2, 6-2. halep won her second will determine title. williams is your-3 and her grandson finals. >>> kevin curry, tahoe celebrity golf station. he was on the beach, and not a trick shot, but from the hospitality tent in the fourteenth hole. nice stroke. he shot a second straight run of 77, tied for fourteen is stepping better than his dad dell? here's your answer at the eighteenth. dell, what about a fresco? steph was impressed, dad is in tenth place. by the way, former quarterback and cbs animal analyst tony romo leads going into tomorrow's final round. in the same tournament is joe pavelski. it does not sound right when i say it, but he's a former san jose shark. signed with the dallas stars. in tahoe this weekend, he's currently tied for 11. i spoke earlier with the new, well now former captain of the man of the colored team. >> former san jose shark, joe pavelski, and when i say

but came out of the box quickly, quickly through the kitchen sink at halep, and she was getting stressed out, looking back at her support camp, getting frustrated, but again she kept a lid on her emotions and she found a way to figure out how to get past someone playing beautiful tennis, and at the end of the day halep gets a lot of balls back into play, she makes sure she plays that extra bull, wonderful is to see her get through, she is due to the semifinals, she has her ups and downs but today was a good day for her. who are you going for, so anti—oral marina? her. who are you going for, so anti-oral marina? i like marina. -- surand de. anti-oral marina? i like marina. -- sur and de. let's take you over to centre court because andy murray is playing alongside serena williams at the moment. this their second round match and as you can see it is going the distance at the moment up against for breese martin, the 14th seeds, serena williams seems as though she is getting another one out the moment. and we will close run thing. a second stage win in a row. the frenchman still has the lea

thank you very much simona halep is the new wimbledon champion the romanian stunned the same to cold crowd as she blitzed serena williams in the final. reports. are going to win hands went into this final with history weighing heavily on the shoulders. a record equalling 24th grand slam title 2nd but standing in her way with simona halep and the world number 7 wasn't about to roll over. panic brace to take the 1st set 62. williams has a want to grand slam since the 2017 australian open when she was 8 weeks pregnant and the frustration showed. was. her performance in this match was littered with 26 on steroids i was just 55 minutes off to stepping on court how it forced williams into the mistake that handed her the championship was 66 to the final school of the serena it's the 2nd straight wimbledon final that didn't go away but for simona halep the smiles just kept on coming as she lifted her maiden trophy at the only will probably win the 2nd grand slam title kareem. johnny cash will stand on just. one how's it going to be a member of the only problem is good. i wanted this badly wh

thank you very much simona halep is the new wimbledon champion the romanian stunned the same to court crowd as she blitzed serena williams in the final 2 other girls are up to reports. that really williams went into this final with history weighing heavily on the shoulders. a record equalling 24th grand slam title 2nd but standing in her way with simona halep and the world number 7 wasn't about to roll over. halleck brace to take the 1st set 62. with. williams has a want to grand slam since the 2017 australian open when she was 8 weeks pregnant and the frustration showed. was. the performance in this match was littered with 26 on steroids i was just 55 minutes off to stepping on court how it forced williams into the mistake that handed her the championship was 66 to the final school of the serena it's the 2nd straight wimbledon final that didn't go away but the simona halep the smiles just kept on coming as she lifted her maiden trophy at the only club and the 2nd grand slam title kareem. johnny cash will stand on just. one how's it feel to be a member of the only one party is good. i

she was beaten by simona halep, in under an hour, 56 minutes, have you ever heard anything like that in a wimbledon final, straight sets, 6-2, 6-2, that hurt probably just as much as not equaling the all time record, this over a player, simona halep who has beaten her once in history. we wondered if the magnitude of the occasion might overwhelm serena, and that's what we saw on court. he was mis-hitting her ball, she never really looked mentally settled throughout the game, and we saw the duchess of sussex up in the royal box, cheering her friend, willing her on. it made no difference, unfortunately for serena. this is now the third straight final that she has lost and the third attempt to go for that 24th grand slam equaling record that she has now failed to do but we have to give kudos to her opponent, simona halep because she said this was her best ever game she has played in her entire life and i have to say watching this, this was one of the best performances i have ever seen in a final on center court. simona halep hit three unforced errors, serena hit 26 unforced errors, very

she'll follow serena on court1 tomorrow and this time it's the former world number one, simona halep, in herway.

to tennis now and in the women's wimbledon final serena williams will be taking on simona halep later today serena is looking for her 8th victory at the all england club but she has another even greater milestone in mind one more major tournament title would bring her level with australia's margaret court as the most successful player of all time. serena williams is on the cusp of making tennis history. considered one of the greats of the sport the 37 year old's passion for the. i i love what i do not wake up every morning and i get to be fit and i get to play sport and i get to play in front of crowds like at wimbledon not everyone can do that you know it's like if you really just kind of break it down and have a great. place is a very unpredictable. how the person who very 1st wimbledon title. heard it's an amazing feeling really didn't though so nervous because of this it's one of the best moments of my life so i'm trying to enjoy as much as possible and could be happy that they could go to the fight. williams can take comfort in the numbers she's won 9 of their previous 10 meeting

the victory was halep's first at the all-england club. williams will get another shot at a grand slam next month at the u.s. open. >> reenivasan: as part of our ongoing series, "the future of food," we're taking a closer look at cell-based meali best-sel author and food expert mark bittman hosts the series, and has more on that story. >> bittman: with all the concerns about the ethics, environmental impact and sustainability of meat production, many people are looking for alternativ by now, you've probably heard about the surge in populity in burgers made solely from plants. even burger king plans to serve one in all of its restaurants. but could it be possible to grow what amounts to real beef or chicken in labs with no animals killedn the process? and could such a process actually be sustainable? it may sound like science fiction, but megan thompson traveled to california, where a few companies were working to get lab-raised meat on your plate in the very near future. this report is supported in partnership with the pulitzer center.>> e

time for the sports news or peter 3 make it very much simona halep she is the new wimbledon champion you can see with the new saw the way that belongs to her the remaining stunning the same to called crowd as she blitzed serena williams in the final in straight sets. has the story. serena williams went into this final with history weighing heavily on the shoulders . a record equalling 24th grand slam title 2nd but standing in her way with simona halep and the world number 7 wasn't about to roll over. hallett brace to take the 1st set 62. with. williams has a want to grand slam since the 2017 australian open when she was 8 weeks pregnant and the frustration showed. was. her performance in this match was littered with 26 on steroids i was just 55 minutes off to stepping on court how it forced williams into the mistake that handed her the championship was 6262 the final screwup of the serena it's the 2nd straight wimbledon final that didn't go away but the simona halep the smiles just kept on coming as she lifted her maiden trophy at the only club in the 2nd grand slam title kareem. joh

and halep is through to the third round. she went the distance with her fellow romanian. third round. she went the distance with herfellow romanian. she third round. she went the distance with her fellow romanian. she took the first set, though her opponent fought back, serving in the second to ta ke fought back, serving in the second to take the match to a decider. halep, though, taking control back in the third and taking her place in the third round. in the men's draw, no problems for the defending champion and world number one, novak djokovic. he beat the world number 111 , djokovic. he beat the world number 111, the american denis kudla. but wawrinka has reached the end of his wimbledon journey once again. history repeating itself, knocked out for the second year in a row in the second round. this time to the unseeded american opelka. day three brings us roger federer, the world number one, ashleigh barty, we got serena williams, and what could be a pretty feisty encounter. it is rafael nadal and the outspoken australia

halep won in straight sets, crushing the american 6—2, 6—2. al—shabaab militants have killed 26 people and injured many more in their biggest attack in years on the southern somali port of kismayo. politicians, aid workers and journalists were among the victims. in one of its most important space missions in decades, russia has launched a telescope that will map x—rays across the entire sky in unprecedented detail. scientists hope it will identify a huge number of new x—ray sources such as black holes. at ten o'clock, kate silverton will be here with a full roundup of the day's news. before that, our world. china is now thought to be holding more than a million muslims in camps in its far west region of xinjiang. reporterjohn sudworth gets rare, highly controlled access to go inside. muslims are being detained. mosques demolished. thoughts transformed. and children are disappearing. with rare official access... have you been convicted of a crime? ..our own evidence... and testimony from more than 60 grieving relatives... where are they n

gauff beat venus williams in the opening round but the seventh seed halep was determined not to be on the receiving end of an upset, this one of the shots of the first set which she won 6—3. and the second set went exactly the same way, with gauff battling hard, but halep sealed the win that sets up a quarter—final match against china's zhang shuai. you have to hit a lot of balls to be here, and you can't expect everything to be a winner, notjust about everyone but against her, she's one of the quickest players i've played this week. playing a former world number one and a grand slam champion. even though i'm still young, my game gives these players a bit of a hassle and when i get back to work, hopefully the us open, i try to make it to another second week. let's round up some of the other stories on fourth round day at wimbledon. in one of the biggest shocks of the tournament so far, the women's number one seed is out. ashleigh barty was beaten in three sets by the american alison riske. she was on a 15—match unbeaten run having won the french open. and next up for riske is se

that sets up the meeting with simona halep on saturday's final. a player she has fa cey saturday's final. a player she has facey previously, eight years ago, on the grass at wimbledon. she won that day just as on the grass at wimbledon. she won that dayjust as she did when she played her at the australian open earlier this year. clearly benefiting from that extra matt stone she has had at this tournament, having played mixed doubles alongside andy murray. tournament, having played mixed doubles alongside andy murraym tournament, having played mixed doubles alongside andy murray. it is definitely a lot better. every matthei know that i am improving. you know, just needed to feel good. —— every match. now i away feel good eye can do wadeye do best, which is played tennis. simona halep was equally impressive. she is into a fifth grand slam final. her first here on the grass at wimbledon. she has spoken about how much she admires serena williams and all she has done in helping to shape her career and said that her dreams had been made, as have her

simona halep wrapping up a straight sets win with the crowd's ovation speaking volumes. coco gauff‘s wimbledon might be over but in career terms, this is surelyjust the start. you don't expect this kind of support when you are in another country, not your own country, i really did feel like i was playing in new york, somewhere. iam was playing in new york, somewhere. i am really happy, i am happy that people believe in me stop johanna konta carried britain's last hopes in the singles but she also faced the sternest of tests. against two—time champion petra kvitova, and the czech player's pedigree was soon plain to see. -- i'm happy people believe in me. petra kvitova took the first set, 6—4, butjohanna konta battled back, storming to the second suddenly the home fans had plenty to cheer. come the decider, it was johanna konta that plenty to cheer. come the decider, it wasjohanna konta that rose to the occasion, blisteringly, brilliantly, she seemingly seized control. there was a brief wobble, but victory, finally, was hers. cheering commentator: what a way to win i

halep serving for the match. hits it into the net. a straight sets victory for halep. >>> if there is one thing steph curry loves to play as much as basketball. it is golf. today steph having one of his favorite weekends of the year in tahoe. typical tahoe summer. gorgeous. steph. from the pine straw on 14. and into the bleachers. he can only laugh after that shot. when i hit shots like that, i don't laugh. probably couldn't do that again if he tried. he plays it from there which the crowd absolutely loves. they clear out the seats. and look at this. right onto the green. great shot. just rolls off onto the collar. his playing partner, justin timberlake can't believe it. you have to make this putt to aif an amazing par. it is tracking, and a little too much speed on it. steph is 14th after consecutive 77s. now on 17, timberlake hikes it to aaron rodgers. looking like he's going for a flag. turns it back over the middle to a post. and rodgers hits him right in stride. steph showing he can do it all. a three sport star. for actual golf.

its main picture is the new wimbledon women's champion, simona halep. we will talk a bit more about wimbledon in the next hour or so. the sunday telegraph is also looking at the diplomatic leak, with claims that prime minister theresa may and her officials have come "under fire" after the metropolitan police warned journalists not to publish any more leaks. its wimbledon picture isn't the winner but two spectators who watched the final — the duchesses of cambridge and sussex. and the observer says whistle—blowers who criticised labour's handling of allegations of anti—semitism are to sue the party over its response to a bbc panorama programme on the subject. the nation's favourite maths teacher, bobby seagull, is here to tell us what's caught his eye. an hour ago we set a maths puzzle and begin the answer outjust before 8am. we explained it and some people do not get it. can you just explain what the question was and give us the answer. i do not think we will do another one because it was a can of worms. ok, the puzzle was that it england when the

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serena williams is chasing records against simona halep. roger federer got the better of his old rival rafa nadal to set up a final with novak djokovic tomorrow. good morning, it is a fairly settled weather weekend here in the uk. it will not be completely dry — there will be a few sharp showers developing as we go through the day — but equally, there'll be fair amounts of strong july sunshine as well. i will have all the details for you in around 15 minutes. it's saturday, july 13th. our top story: a criminal investigation has been launched into the alleged leak of diplomatic emails from the uk ambassador in the us, which were critical of president trump's administration. the fallout from the data breach prompted sir kim darroch to resign and has been a talking point in the conservative leadership race, as our political correspondent, nick eardley reports. kim darroch, the uk's man in washington. he'll leave soon, though, after leaked e—mails criticising president trump caused a huge diplomatic row. last night, the met said it was in

halep is the first romanian woman to reach the wimbledon final. and to the men's tournament now, it's going a big show, a chapter in one of the sport's biggest rivalry will play out on friday. roger federer and rafael nadal will meet in the semifinal. it's the first time the two most successful male players at all time have met at wimbledon at 2008. with both gentlemen well into their 30's, it could be the last encounter for a grand slam. >> rafael nadal with his great rival will be the fourth time he has met the swiss master at wimbledon. the swiss lost to nadal last month, grass is a different matter. the swiss master has won eight times and won over nadal on grass surfaces. the mutual respect is built on more than a decade of direct competition. federer has two more grand slam titles than the spaniard. nadal has a significantly better head-to-head record, a nine match lead, and now the scale is even. arguably the sport's greatest ever rivalry, episode 40 of roger versus rafa offers a place in the wimbledon final. thee fact that federer is now 3