andy murray alongside serena williams. it is the problem is that he has had that post him out last year but he is back and he's had a very busy day. he went out in the mixed doubles and they are on top and on the cusp of booking their place in the next round. but as you say, they are a set up, 6—4 and they are four games to love up in the second. andy murray alongside his partner serena williams are very much on top and you can imagine huge cheers out on centre court having witnessed these two heavyweights and they stand a very good chance of progressing to the next round, because in light of the next round, because in light of the doubles match that andy murray had to play today in the men's discipline, it means this is his only chance of winning some silverware at wimbledon this year. he hasn't featured in the singles. he hasn't featured in the singles. he didn't feel just yet that his bodyis he didn't feel just yet that his body is there to be able to play singles tennis but if all goes well and his body can put up wi

andy murray and serena williams to come. we will find out which court they will be playing on and they will be hoping to follow djokovic into the next round. it has been a fantastic day again at wimbledon and we will be back tomorrow with plenty more. good evening. the weekend should bring fine spells of sunshine on saturday or sunday. further north a lot of cloud. this was the view on the isle of lewis where there was outbreaks of rain. that cloud and rain is shifting further south. through the course of the night there will beat splashes of rain across northern ireland scotland and northern england. to the south, we keep northern england. to the south, we kee p m ostly northern england. to the south, we keep mostly dry and clear but some humid air. bridges in london overnight holding up at 15 degrees or so. overnight holding up at 15 degrees or so. fresher air moving overnight holding up at 15 degrees orso. fresherair moving in overnight holding up at 15 degrees or so. fresher air moving in behind the cloud and rain and we

and in wimbledon double trouble, as andy murray andy murray and serena williams's match is postponed until tomorrow. there's been a warning that police numbers are dangerously low which is contributing ‘to a feeling of lawlessness'. it comes from six former heads of the metropolitan police. they blame cuts to police resources which they say has undermined the ability to solve crime and restore public confidence. the government has responded by saying it spent a record amount on policing last year. tolu adeoye reports. a virtual destruction of neighbourhood policing. resources trained to dangerously low levels. members of the public left with perilously low expectations. some of the words used by former met police commissioners to describe the state policing in the uk. in a letter to the times, they blamed cuts and say the times, they blamed cuts and say the system must be overhauled. everyone notices that community policing is been cut back twitching levels. people notice the police struggling to deal and respond with all the calls they put in and calls are triage in an increasingl

andy murray was working back there. and the murray—williams show is under way. and for andy murray, a successful return to the centre court. we can discuss this with andy murray's good friend, and former davis cup team mate, colin fleming who joins us live from wimbledon. the first thing we should talk about is how pleased you must be that doubles, mixed doubles is on tv, on prime time, on saturday night. i don't know if you are planning to watch casualty or something, but andy murray and serena williams instead ? andy murray and serena williams instead? absolutely brilliant. i think doubles and mixed doubles in particular is so unique. mixed doubles is only really played at the grand slam and the olympics. and i think everyone saw how exciting and dynamic a discipline of the sport it is. so much fun as well, which is exactly what andy and serena had. didn't they play so well?|j exactly what andy and serena had. didn't they play so well? i was going to ask you the difference between singles and doubles. i guess thatis between singles and doubles. i guess that is

so we have two clocks, adam driver and bill murray who are driving around ce nterville murray who are driving around centerville which is a real nice place. then there's that you think something weird is happening, there are new stories about the world be knocked off its axis bipolar fracking. they liked ending ending when it should do. by the time to get up to the station, things are going severely wrong and the dead are coming back to life and work on the earth, not to the delight of everybody. here isa is a club. guys... shouldn't we be telling each other that it's all going to be ok? like this will all go away like a bad dream? ronnie? gee, wendy, i'm not sure i can say that. cliff? please? it's all going to be ok, wendy. maybe it'll alljust go away... ..like a bad dream. i doubt it. to you are laughing all the way through that clip who doesn't love bill murray? individually, there are lots of funny and charming moments. you have a cast which includes stevie samy, tilda swinton wielding a samurai sword, iggy pop is on the insert of good coffee. if you are a fan ofjimjon merge, it

murray shows he has still got it andy murray shows he has still got it as he wins in the first round of the men's doubles. and a hero's welcome for frank lampard, back at chelsea — this time as head coach. i wouldn't say apprehensive. i'm a realist. i understand what's wanted from me from within the club, and i'll try and deliver. hello and welcome to sportsday. so let's start with all the action from wimbledon, and it's been a fascinating day four — where the big names were really tested. rafa nadal pushed all the way by his nemesis nick krygios, the women's defending champion — angelique kerber — knocked out by a lucky loser and even serena williams dropping a set to an unknown teenager. but for british fans, it was almost a picture of calm, with three players through to the third round. first up, rhia chohan looks atjo konta's victory over katarina siniakova. johanna konta looks cultural this afternoon. at home and despite the 26 to reheat, her game was as cool asa 26 to reheat, her game was as cool as a cucumber. —— looked quite at home. there was an early moment for

murray's hopes wrest with serena as he crashes out of the men's doubles. 23 grand slam champion marches on in the singles. i'm gavin ramjuan at the bbc sport centre. england are beaten by sweden — in their 3rd place playoff match, the video assistant referee again deniying them a crucial equaliser. the usa take on the netherlands in tomorrow's final — us co—captain megan rapinoe thinks she has the answer to maintaining interest in women's football. money, money, money... and an eventuful opening stage at the tour de france for geraint thomas — he's back on his feet and ok after this crash. yes, welcome. another glorious day where we had seen. . . a huge day here with three brits in ation, two of those in the women‘ singles, one of them is through, johanna konta the british number one into the foruth round after beating sloane stephens, but harriet dart‘s tournamnet is over as she was beaten by the world number one ash barty. here's ben croucher. on the grand scale of things, this is just another wimbledon but looking closer, take perspective, this can be so much more. konta

on court two, andy murray will be alongside serena williams in the mixed doubles. that match was moved from yesterday to today. but he is in men's doubles action at the

andy murray and serena williams going through. this is the only chance for british success, certainly in the mixed doubles, because with joanna certainly in the mixed doubles, because withjoanna come to going out today, big hopes rest on andy murray's shoulders. they are still enjoying themselves out on centre court. great pictures there this evening. with a pet than playing alongside each other. we will of course be back with men's quarterfinals date tomorrow. but johanna konta has been knocked out. goodbye for now. good evening. for those of you on your summer good evening. for those of you on your summer holiday break in scotla nd your summer holiday break in scotland you may have liked scenes like this in cornwall and across many parts of the south west of england and wales but you got something a bit closer to this. a wet day in edinburgh and repeated across much of scotland and northern ireland. some rain around again through the night. further south most through the night. further south m ost pla ces through the night. furt

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 from 2a to 32 and doubling the prize money. katie gornall reports. as we near the finale of

murray can do the double-double this year. that would be brilliant, wouldn't it? we are cheering them, anyway. would be brilliant, wouldn't it? we are cheering them, anywaylj would be brilliant, wouldn't it? we are cheering them, anyway. i am at wimbledon after all. we saw some of those lovely blue skies over wimbledon a moment ago. susan has the picture across the rest of the uk. a very good morning to you, mike is feeling the warmth at wimbledon. yesterday the temperatures got up into the high 20s and today it will be a bit cooler because they will be more cloud around. it will come through the course of the afternoon and i will show you why in just a second. a beautiful start across the uk for many. yesterday we got up to 28 at london heathrow, cooler in the north, 16 degrees. you can see why, this band of cloud, a coldweather front sinking its way south through the course of the weekend and introducing cooler air as it does so. not very much in the way of rain, although we can't quite rule out the odd shower at wimbledon l

who doesn't love bill murray? there's a lot to be said for him. individually, there are lots of funny and charming moments. you have a cast which includes steve buscemi, tilda swinton wielding a samurai sword, iggy pop is on the search of good coffee. if you are a fan ofjimjarmusch it often starts to feel like a greatest hits collection of quirks and jokes, there isn't anything you haven't seen before. you might see it as a sister picture to only lovers left alive. the weirdest thing about it is that it takes a lot of tropes from george romero's zombie movies, particularly the dead trilogy. which i know you watch on hard rotation. each of which are about a specific thing, dawn of the dead is about consumerism. the sort of is seems to be saying, we are all consumers, and what we are looking for is wi—fi, zombies walking around looking for wi—fi. in passing, it is quirky and funny up to a point. there is also a fourth wall breaking device, there is a song by sturgill simpson, it is on the carved and bill murray says why do i know the song? and a

jamie murray will be playing, as well. cory gauff, one of the standout stories in the opening day. she is going to be back in action against magdalena rybarikova, action against magdalena rybarikova, a much tougher test for the 15—year—old who has become the youngest person ever to make through to the main draw in the open era. if she can come through against rybarikova, it will be once again one of the stories of the wimbledon championships. thank you very much indeed. john watson keeping us up—to—date with everything at wimbledon. if you can find other ways, keeping us up—to—date at wimbledon, there is a platter of options on the bbc sport website. all the sports are light. it is also available on tms, on five live sports extra. for now, the bbc sport website is waken had, bbc doc or dot uk --... theresa may has been grilled by the labour leader jeremy corbyn for one of her last times as prime minister. let's get more reaction to this and to the goings on in prime minister's questions from our assistant political editor, norman smith. 0ne tory mp coming out of pm key

we will see andy murray, not before 5:30pm, with serena williams, on a court to be decided. look out for koko gauff. time for a look at the weather — here's sarah keith—lucas. contrast across the country, the southern half of the uk getting the lion's share of the sunshine. this is the picture in cromer, norfolk. you will probably see the sunshine tomorrow if you are not today. we have that north— south split, sunny skies in the south, more cloud and spots of showery rain in the north. looking at the recent radar picture, you can see where the rainfall has been. pushing on across the north—west of scotland, in particular. a lot of cloud across scotla nd particular. a lot of cloud across scotland and northern ireland, patchy cloud in northern england too. further south, patchy cloud in northern england too. furthersouth, clearer patchy cloud in northern england too. further south, clearer skies, across the central and southern half of england, into wales as well. blue skies and a light breeze for the rest of the afternoon. temperatures already above 25 celsius in the

who doesn't love bill murray? there's a lot to be said for him. individually, there are lots of funny and charming moments. there the undead and the deadpan. you have a cast which includes steve buscemi, tilda swinton wielding a samurai sword, iggy pop is on the search of good coffee. if you are a fan ofjimjarmusch, which i am, it often starts to feel like a greatest hits collection of quirks and jokes, there isn't anything you haven't seen before. you might see it as a sister picture to only lovers left alive. although, i think that is being kind to it. the weirdest thing about it is that it takes a lot of tropes from george romero's zombie movies, particularly the dead trilogy. which i know you watch on hard rotation. each of which are about a specific thing, dawn of the dead is about consumerism. this sort of is seems to be saying, we are all consumers, and what we are looking for is wi—fi, zombies walking around looking for wi—fi. and it is, in passing, it is quirky and funny up, to a point. there is also a fourth wall breaking device, the

and the dream is over for andy murray and serena williams, beaten in the mixed doubles at wimbledon. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: roger federer gets his 100th win at wimbledon to make it through to another semifinal, where he will face rafa nadal. good evening. after days of mounting pressure, britain's ambassador to the united states, sir kim darroch, has resigned, following a row over leaked memos that were critical of the trump administration. sir kim said he felt no longer able to do hisjob. the leak of the confidential emails, in which he assessed the trump administration as being "inept" and "incompetent", led to him being disinvited by the white house from official engagements, and insulted in tweets by mr trump. the row took centre stage today, in the battle between the rival camps in the conservative leadership contest, with supporters ofjeremy hunt saying sir kim's resignation came after borisjohnson refused to give him his full support. mrjohnson says he regrets sir kim's departure, and called him a "superb diplomat." here's james landale. sir kim darroch, 42 ye

it is not just it is notjust andy murray, is it? no, but shaun we will get to see that eagerly anticipated partnership between andy murray and serena williams. coco gauff is becoming the star. they will be on a court yet to be decided. serena williams is first up be decided. serena williams is first up on court 0ne behind me, in singles action, againstjulia goerges, and murray plays in the second round of the men's doubles with his partner herbert on court two, not before 1pm. this is a packed schedule today, it really is very exciting, following serena on court is joanna konta, very exciting, following serena on court isjoanna konta, she played sloane stevens, she has beaten her in her last two meetings and on court 0ne it is dan evan, another briton enjoying a great summer, he plays the lower ranked sousa of portugal. 0n centre court is another briton opening up, that is haar are the dart against ashleigh barty, and they are followed by a potential box office encounter, rafael nadal against tsonga, if tsonga brings his a—game to

partnering alongside andy murray in the mixed doubles. what chances do you feel as far as british success this year is concerned, we know there are only two players left in there are only two players left in the women's singles stop everyone looking to johanna konta, the women's singles stop everyone looking tojohanna konta, how do you fa ncy looking tojohanna konta, how do you fancy her chances? i think she will probably play sloane stephens which will be a tough match but she has beaten her. on a grass court i would go with johanna konta, beaten her. on a grass court i would go withjohanna konta, she will have to play well, but she can do it. who knows? she is in that top bit where it is staff, packed full of really good grass court players. i think she has got the tougher end of the draw. it will be fascinating. we know that serena williams has given everybody a boost here. having said that she will play mixed doubles alongside andy murray this year, andy got everyone excited saying he was going to play any men's doubles but it is the

the cove rs to see, williams and murray. the covers have to see, williams and murray. the cove rs have co m e to see, williams and murray. the covers have come off centre court and this was the scene of those incredible scenes last night featuring coco gauff, already earning £176,000 just by being at wimbledon and getting to the last 16, the youngest lawyer to do so for nearly 30 years. —— youngest player. james burford reports on a simply stunning evening on centre court. teenagers, right? always listening to their music. she has a pretty good excuse, though — this is quite a big occasion. she's got to zone in. but not since 1990 have we seen anything quite like this. jennifer capriati, as a 14—year—old, reached the fourth round that year. commentator: well, that's an inspired shot, i must say! and what stands out most about gauff, despite being just 15, is her composure, playing shots that those double her age would be proud of. up until now, the occasion has seemed utterly untroubling, but maybe here, signs of stress — a double fault to hand hercog the

we we alive at wimbledon on the day that andy murray and serena william pairup in the that andy murray and serena william pair up in the mixed doubles. coming up on bbc news: wimbledon is poised for a stellar pairing in the mixed doubles, with andy murray and serena williams in first—round action later at the all england club. the families of 157 people who were killed when an ethiopian airlines plane crashed earlier this year, want to know whether the boeing 737 max was airworthy and safe at the time. speaking exclusively to the bbc, family members explained they believe what they call ‘the commercial motivation" of the aerospace giant led to the deaths of their relatives. simon browning reports. everywhere we look, there's a blank where she should be. struggling with their loss. nadia and michael's daughter sammy rose was on a boeing plane that crashed in ethiopian. sammy's right here. she was one of 157 people on board. how did those first couple of hours evolve for you both? i was standing right over there in the laundry room. it was three in the morning, and i just started phy

picture of andy murray and frank lampard. andy murray makes a return to sw 19. and this in the guardian, the picture you can see there are rafa nadal celebrating. it meant so much against nick kyrgios yesterday. john marla back in the england squad. he had retired, the harlequins prop. and the cricket world cup final should be free to air, which is a controversial story. before we go, let's look ahead to another big day at wimbledon. remember you can follow all the action across all bbc platforms, including andy murray's much anticipated mixed doubles match in partnership with serena williams. here's the order of play on centre court. the men's fourth seed from south africa kevin anderson starts things off against guido pella. then simona halep faces victoria azarenka, before the 15—year—old sensation cori gauff plays polona hetzog. plenty of interest on number one court too with women's third seed karolina pliskova first on against su—wei hsieh. then men's number one seed novak djokovic is up against hubert hurkats. that's all the sport for now. more from

andy murray teams up with serena williams for the mixed doubles at wimbledon. and it's first blood to australia in the women's ashes. they beat england in the opening match of the series. welcome to the programme. england's world cup dream is over. they lost 2—1 in their semi—final against the usa, the current holders of the women's world cup. it was a dramatic final ten minutes, with england 2—1 down, then missing a penalty, which was awarded thanks to help of the video assitant referee. it means the usa become the first side in women's world cup history to make three successive finals. let's cross to lyon now and speak our sports editor dan roan. dan, what a match! talk us through the key events. england came into this game full of confidence and momentum. phil neville had said they were here to win it now but they knew that they we re win it now but they knew that they were up against the dominant force in women's game in the us, three times formerly champions and the reigning champions, too. and it was the us who got off to a very good start indeed, a

not long after her singles when, serena williams is back on centre court teaming up with andy murray in the mixed doubles. the murrena partnership as it is being called, kontaveit came through the match. —— comforted the leaky marie says it is pretty unlikely that they be singles at the s open at the end of next month. he thinks he is still some way away from being ready to play the best of five set matches. there is now no possibility of andy meeting his by the jamie na mixed doubles. jamie murray and his partner were beaten by their opponents as lost their second—round match by two to one. we have, though, is in the first final set tie—break at 12 games all. a new rule changes introduced this year to stop the marathon matches we have seen stop the marathon matches we have seenin stop the marathon matches we have seen in recent years. and here is the order of play for tomorrow men plasma quarterfinals today. novak djokovic first up on centre against david goffin. followed by roger federer taking on his opponent from japan. it has been a frustrating day at old trafford, rain

andy murray and serena williams on centre court. and at 11:30, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers yasmin alibhai—brown and joe twyman — stay with us for that. it's been another day of frantic campaigning in the race to be the next prime minister, with borisjohnson and jeremy hunt meeting conservative party members in the latest of a series of events taking place around the country. ballot papers have now been sent out to around 180,000 members — with the result being announced in just over two weeks time. today's events come as a bbc investigation has found that some members have received two ballot papers in the post. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. as political fights go, it's a pretty friendly affair. the two contenders for number ten joshing with rival camps as they tour the country. it was nottingham this morning and another q&a for the party faithful and then onto south wales for the second hustings of the day. borisjohnson dropping in on barry island on his way to cardiff

jamie murray and his partner, neal skupski, have been knocked out of the men's doubles, and they were the number ten seeds, but it's now all about his brother and the much anticipated matchup in the mixed doubles with serena williams. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. more blue sky ahead? not quite, we could have rain at wimbledon tomorrow. it will be a close call for today, blue skies in the southern half of the country, and in the south—west midlands we hit 27, and in the northern half of the country, this was the view. we are going to even out the contrast as we head through the weekend. bringing the change is a weather front which is across scotland and northern ireland this evening, outbreaks of rain on that, pushing south into northern england and wales later. some clear skies to the north, but temperatures will be fresh in the morning in the countryside, single figures, but a woman often night in the far south. for the weekend, something a bit cooler, but still nice enough if you have the sunshine. most will be dry except close to the weather front. saturday

lots of people looking forward to seeing andy murray and serena williams. we will see both of them in the mixed doubles. first of all she needs to emulate margaret court's record. she's been trying to do that for a long time now. she hasn't won a major in a long time, a big slam, but could we see her do it this year at wimbledon? it certainly would be a story. petra kvitova, two times previously won here, she is through, she came through in her match earlier on. potentially somebody to win the title this year. she beat magda linette. we know about her pedigree on grass court. naomi 0saka is no longer in. caroline wozniacki also went out. petra kvitova, one of the names mentioned when discussing the women's singles title. thanks very much. it's not the match the england wanted to be playing in but head coach phil neville says they have to finish the women's world cup on a high despite being "sick" of losing semi—finals. england were beaten by the defending champions usa in the last four and play sweden this afternoon in the third—place play—off. jane d

andy murray's comeback dream is over — even his tie—up with serena is not enough. and coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, new zealand book their place in the world cup final after india fall short at old trafford. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it started as an anglo—american diplomatic row, but now it's taken centre stage in the political fight between the rival camps in the conservative leadership race. britain's ambassador to washington, sir kim darroch, resigned this morning, saying he could not carry out his duties after president trump's unprecedented attacks on him. but supporters ofjeremy hunt say the top diplomat‘s decision was linked to frontrunner boris johnson's refusal to give him full support during last night's tv debate. our diplomatic correspondent james landale has the story. his report contains some flash photography. sir kim darroch, 42 yea rs photography. sir kim darroch, 42 years a photography. sir kim darroch, 42 yea rs a loyal photography. sir kim darroch, 42 years a loyal public servant, the boy from

andy murray has male doubles and serena williams has got a single match. we have dan evans, johanna konta and a huge day for harriet dart after she was allegedly dumped by text because she has the world number one ashleigh barty, first up, on centre court. week one of wimbledon, it is delivering! lots to look forward to tomorrow. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. years, workers atjaguar land years, workers at jaguar land rover had reason to be hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here's what's coming up on sportsday. .. go, go! coco, the american teenager is through to the 11th round of wimbledon after another stunning performance. dina asher smith runs a season's best but she can't catch shelly—ann fraser—pryce who's on fire in lausanne. and on the eve of the tour de france, the defending champion geraint thomas says his co—leader egan bernal isn't his rival. hello, the story of the day was at wimbledon where it seems we have a new global tennis star and she's only 15. cori gauff, or coco to

commentator: the murray williams show is under way. it's the dream team on centre court — andy murray and serena williams pair up for doubles action at wimbledon. and an explosion of colour in the capital as more than a million take to the streets to celebrate pride. good evening. it's been another day of frantic campaigning in the race to be the next prime minister, with borisjohnson and jeremy hunt meeting conservative party members in the latest of a series of events taking place around the country. ballot papers have now been sent out to around 180,000 members — with the result being announced in just over two weeks time. today's events come as a bbc investigation has found that some members have received two ballot papers in the post. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. as political fights go, it's a pretty friendly affair. the two contenders for number ten joshing with rival camps as they tour the country. it was nottingham this morning and another q&a for the party faithful and then onto south wales for the secon

the post box in his home town of dunblane in scotland was painted after murray won gold at the london olympics in 2012. it was hit by a car in a low—speed collision and nobody was hurt. that's all from sportsday, we'll have more throughout the evening. more on our main story. boris johnson was the favourite from the start and has now been voted as conservative leader. borisjohnson gained around double the votes of jeremy hunt from conservative party members. in his victory speech, he promised to unite the country and deliver brexit by the deadline of the 31st of october. we will discuss this with stephen crabb in our westminster studio. you didn't bank borisjohnson of westminster studio. you didn't bank boris johnson of the westminster studio. you didn't bank borisjohnson of the leadership election, you back to what did you think about his assertion he can deliver brexit by october the 31st? he's made a great start, i thought the tone he struck in his remarks after the victory announcement was made and then his remarks to conservative mps at the 1922 committee, i thought those were

andy and jamie murray have been training together ahead of their doubles partnership at the washington 0pen. the brothers will face edouard roger—vasselin and nicolas mahut in their opening round match tomorrow. the tournament will be andy murray's fourth since having hip resurfacing surgery injanuary and his first on a hard court. he won the queens doubles title with feliciano lopez injune. exeter wing jack nowell is highly unlikely to feature in england's first world cup warm—up match against wales a week on sunday. he's returned home from england's training camp in italy for a routine medical assessment as he continues to recover from ankle surgery. england midfielder keira walsh has told manchester city she's "fully committed" to the club and has withdrawn her transfer request. walsh has one year left on her contract and initially asked to leave the club earlier this summer. city are understood to have rejected approaches from atletico madrid and the european champions lyon. and young british—based somali boxer ramla ali has been chosen by meghan markle as one of the faces fo

the show on court two for andy murray and serena williams, this year facing court two for andy murray and serena williams, this yearfacing experts in mixed doubles. but sometimes, all the tactics and know—how can't stop your instinct. —— pure instinct. this game, though, was more than just an exhibition, and bruno soares and nicole melichar big names in the sport, playing on their terms. that speed of reaction to the specialists to break and end the first set, but bring competitors together and you'd expect a response. they can't quite agree if it's murena or serandy, but whatever the name... 0ne agree if it's murena or serandy, but whatever the name... one set all, but for producers, that a rare first letter. —— for bruno soares. every u nforced letter. —— for bruno soares. every unforced error. he knows the court geometry. commentator: that is an amazing angle. too much to come back from, even for these great champions. for many, a different kind of wimbledon is over. next year he will hope they follow him towards the top again. there are aside, i think, we were probab

andy murray and serena williams as you can see just warming andy murray and serena williams as you can seejust warming up, a formidable pairing. they are playing in the mixed doubles. let us listen they are just warming up. commentator: i am looking forward to this. andy murray and serena williams, announcing a few days ago they would pairupforthe mixed announcing a few days ago they would pair up for the mixed doubles. it will be interesting how they perform. we will be watching this match over the next few hours here on bbc news. you can see a tweet from judy murray. popcorn and champagne! the former head of british intelligence has told the bbc that the uk is going through a "political nervous breakdown". sirjohn sawers has said he's deeply concerned about the calibre of politicians in the uk as the country prepares to leave the european union, criticising both the conservative party and labour. murderers who refuse to reveal the location of their victims' bodies could spend longer behind bars, under legal changes being set out by the government. what's become known as helen's law,

in the absence of andy murray in the singles this year, all of andy murray in the singles this yea r, all eyes of andy murray in the singles this year, all eyes will be on him, he is the british number one and that brings extra pressure on his shoulders this year. you do not change how you play, you don't suddenly try harder or play any better, anywhere in the world you always try your best. but i think you learn that you must respect that when you are a professional tennis player playing at wimbledon as a brit, people will want you to do well and you will have more eyes on you. and you have to learn to cope with that and embrace it. and that is something that you learn and i have got better with that throughout the years. what else is there to look forward to on the opening day? well, we have novak djokovic against philipp kohlschreiber at the moment, the defending champion opening on centre court. the most interesting match is last on court no one later. 15—year—old cory garth against venus williams who at 39 years old, 2a yea rs williams who at 39 years old, 2a years separate t

the court to us or andy murray and serena williams. this time, they're facing two experts and mixed doubles. but sometimes all the tactics and know—how cannot stop pure instinct. this part of the game is more than an exhibition, and bruno suarez our top seeds in the drawer. the big names in the sport we re drawer. the big names in the sport were playing on their terms. that speed of reaction to the specialist toa speed of reaction to the specialist to a break and in the first set, to bring the break competitors together and you expect a response. they cannot quite agree if it's, whatever they are named, they are finding court combinations and at a crucial time, the heavyweights forced individual errors. one set all, but for suarez that was a rare and forced era, the brazilians were not -- 12 forced era, the brazilians were not —— 12 grand slams and they know that the geography and geometry. —— two grand slams. too much to come back from, even for these great champions. a different kind of wimbledon is over, next year they hop

she has a break now but andy murray is out on court at the moment with pierre herbert. it is one set apiece between them and their opponents, mektic and skugor. they are 11—2 down in the third. johanna konta is out against sloane stephens, and she lost the first set so she is in a little bit of trouble. and coco gauff is out signing autographs, she will take on the mixed doubles later with britten's jay clarke. we look forward to it, thank you, natalie. that's it from us. i'll be back with the next news at ten here on bbc one. you're watching bbc news. orkney's archaeological treasures are of global significance, but their world heritage status could soon be under threat because of climate change. experts say rising seas and higher rainfall mean popular sites like the ancient village of skara brae are "extremely vulnerable." the scottish nine's chief news correspondent james cook reports from orkney. skara brae is important to me because it's part of orkney's history. they taught us about skara brae at school, and it was a really interesting thing to learn about. it b

what a story it could be for andy murray teaming up it could be for andy murray teaming up alongside serena williams this yearin up alongside serena williams this year in the mixed doubles. here they are preparing for that match. we should get clarification on what court they will be on in the next few minutes or so. a huge amount of support for these two. murray having a surprise for us all when he said he would be playing in the men's doubles and he is committed to playing the mixed doubles as well. the big news, jamie murray is out so they will not be placing to the neck playing in the men's doubles but they could still meet in the mixed doubles. thanksjohn, well you can keep across all the live action right now on bbc one, bbc two, the bbc sport website and app as well as radio 5live. as the record breaking women's world cup comes to a close this weekend, fifa president gianni infantino says he wants to increase the size from 24 to 32 teams for the next tournament and to double its prize money, as well as launching a women's club world cup. after describing the ongoing tournament

to see of course andy murray canjoin in there and wait to see of course andy murray can join in there and the doubles. but dan evans is through. a big victory for him. no such luck for cameron, clark who was knocked out by roger federer today. all eyes i thank you very much. frank lampard, at 41 years old, has returned to the club he spent 13 years as a player at stamford bridge, now where he made his name and is still regarded as a legend. lampard left derby county to become chelsea's new head coach after leading them to the championship play off final in his debut managerial season. he's signed a three year contract, succeeding maurizio sarri. ido i do not want to call it a dream job, i don't have to give the name title. but i love this cloud and i wa nt to title. but i love this cloud and i want to do my best for cloud and if it can be successful than you can ask me again. trying to hold off australia and three, international. after winning the task at lester, beaumont‘s scored for england, the sixth and then after a batting collapse, england went on to make 217 but in reply, aus

you mentioned andy murray and asa set. you mentioned andy murray and as a result of his participation in not one but two doubles competitions, we have had the draw today for those and we have probably been watching them a lot more closely than we might have done in the past. yes, absolutely. ever since the rumour circulated that andy murray might be teaming up with serena williams in the mixed doubles, it was confirmed last night, head of the draw, which was made today and it is going to be fascinating to see. serena williams has won a total of 39 grand slam titles in doubles and singles, now teaming up with andy murray, who we know was playing in the men's doubles alongside piet hugues—herbert. —— pierre hugues—herbert. —— pierre hugues—herbert. we know he could potentially be in line to face jamie murray in the finals of the mixed doubles if they could both get there. could meet a lot sooner, though, in the men's doubles, if they progress, as you imagine they might do. that would be in the third round. so w

we will be back with printing tomorrow and we should bring news of andy murray progress in the doubles. that is all on day four of the championship for myself and the rest of the team. goodbye. we have the weather for you moment but first there is a boost for is an intimate district with the return of commercial passenger flights to ca rteret commercial passenger flights to carteret airport. for the first time in more than 25 years, scottish airline logan airport will connect with london south and, belfast city, and dublin airport. keeping with airport tradition, this marks the first passenger flights to take off from carlisle for more than a quarter of a century. logan will fly up quarter of a century. logan will fly up to three destinations, belfast city, london end, and this is the departure to dublin. this is the uk's zist departure to dublin. this is the uk's 2ist passenger airport, one of its smallest as well. it helps tourists will use it as a gateway to the lake district. it's all about the lake district. it's all about the visitor and it worked really strongly in partnership w

from today's event, but bob murray, who runs murray manager who used to hire to set up for meetings with president trump, murray energy delivered this 16-point action plan of which repealing and getting out of the paris climate accord was the number one priority. the paris climate accord, obama made a ton of concessions on that. it wouldn't be binding and developing countries along with developing countries would be on it and it would have fairly modest climate reduction goals. the radicalness and absurdness of the trump administration is even dismantling something like the paris climate accord. >> do you agree this? i am truck that he made the speech at all and they have consultants saying this is a political liability. that's why i think they did it. having covered trump in general and republicans and climate change, years ago, there was no climate change. it's a hoax. then there is climate change, but it's natural-caused. humans didn't cause it. now republicans and trump are confronted with the fact that the majority of the public realizes there is a climate crisis. the genius is

andy murray and serena williams. andy murray's mum, judy, says his mixed doubles partnership with serena williams could be the "perfect match". she's excited to see murray team up with williams, who's won seven wimbledon doubles titles, later in the week — but today, he starts his men's doubles campaign — and judy murray is not thrilled at the prospect of he and jamie potentially facing each other in the third round. i have been fortunate that andy's career is ingles and jamie's was doubles because they haven't competed against each other for a cup — make a long time was up —— singles. if it happens, i will go to the pub and wait for a text. you won't be watching courtside? no chance! i can't handle the torture. england have reached the semi—finals of a cricket world cup for the first time in 27 years, thanks to victory over new zealand at chester le street. jonny bairstow‘s second consecutive century helped set a target of 306. and new zealand might have reached it had they not lost key batsman kane wi

senior political editor mark murray and former pennsylvania republican congressman ryan costello. thank you for being with us right now. mark, let me ask you about amy mcgrath. this is getting a lot of buzz already today. a lot of democrats want to see mitch mcconnell picked off. she lost in the house run in one of the best sort of opportunities that a democrat would have in a while. in a blue area as it goes. or the least red, we should say, in kentucky, to andy barr in 2018. the president won kentucky by 30 points. >> uh-huh. >> can someone beat mitch mcconnell in a presidential election year in kentucky? >> it's going to be really hard. the good news for amy mcgrath is she'll be able to raise a tremendous amount of money as she was able to do in 2018. she's also an outsider. which does kind of help you if you want to take on mitch mcconnell and tie him to washington. but the bad news is that donald trump won kentucky by 30 points. and even somehow if mitch mcconnell underperforms trump in 2020, it's not going to be by 30 points. maybe, you know, it's by 20

if you are the stories around today on sports day and andy murray and jamie murray have been chained together ahead of their doubles partnership with washington open, that brothers will face each other in their match tomorrow, the tournament will be andy murray's fourth since having hip resurfacing surgery injanuary his first on a hard court with feliciano lopez. jack nowell is highly unlikely to feature an england first world cup warm—up match, he returned home from england's training camp in italy for a routine medical assessment as he continues to recover from ankle surgery. she had initially asked to leave the clu b she had initially asked to leave the club earlier this summer. projected... manchester united women's goalkeeper has announced she is expecting her first child in the new year, united side england keeper earlier this summer. young british base somali boxer has been chosen by meghan markle as one of the phases of the front page of the british vogue, the duchess of sussex is just editing that addition she is weighing in atjust 57 kilograms. egan bernal is celebrating

meanwhile andy murray has confirmed he'll play mixed doubles with serena williams. murray, a two—time wimbledon champion in singles, and williams — the winner of 23 grand slam singles titles — are expected to play their first match on thursday. on to cricket — and india are through to the semi—finals of the world cup in england. they made sure of their place in the last four with a 28 run victory over bangladesh in birmingham — a result which ended bangladeshi hopes of making the play—offs. india batted first after winning the toss and made 314 for 9 from their 50 overs. rohit sharma top—scored with 104 — his innings included 7 fours and 5 sixes. he and kl rahul put on 180 for the first wicket — the highest opening partnership at this world cup, and their second century stand at the tournament. the bangladesh reply centred on shakib al—hasan who made 66. he's the second—highest scorer at the world cup with 542 — just two behind rohit sharma. but bangladesh were never up with the run rate — and were all out for 286, as india won by 28 runs

she wanted more match time, she certainly got that, she has got that in the doubles with andy murray as well, but as far as the other quarterfinals are concerned, simona haller kissed through, a former semifinalist in 2014, a big win for her, and she means she will face her who came through the match. she was fantastic today. the real test is well, her opponent had never been past the first round of wimbledon before. 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 mari

our political correspondent sara murray is joining us. what are you learning? >> they documents show how directly donald trump was involved in coordinating these efforts to make these hush-money payments. this keep that landed michael cohen behind bars. new fuelings how they scrambled to keep alleges of alleged indiscretions under wraps. after the "access hollywood" tape surfaced. the trump campaign went into damage control, michael cohen, trump's former personal attorney and fixer and hope hicks, then reached out to david pecor, the chief executive of american media. over the series of at least ten frenzied call, cohen play ed pl middle man. i believe some of these communications prevent the need from arrived are clifford from going public, an fbi agent wrote. two weeks bev the general election, cohen initiated the $130,000 wire transfer to pay off daniels. the same day, he spoke with trump over the phone at least twice. as president, trump has insisted he had no knowledge of the hush money payments. >> reporter: did you know about the $130,000 payment to stor

andy murray and serena williams partnership have their first win. they came through their opening match at wimbledon winning in straight sets in the prime—time match centre court. andy murray had lost in the men‘s doubles whilst williams came through her third round singles match. johanna konta is in round singles match. johanna konta isina round singles match. johanna konta is in a good run eating sloane stephens to confirm her place in the last 16. defeats for dan evans in the singles and harriet dart. all the singles and harriet dart. all the highlights are available on the bbc sports website. phil neville described england‘s third place play off as nonsense and the players were crestfallen afterwards. they lost to sweden in nice after going 2— nil down in the first 22 minutes. severe lack of —— sofia jakobsson got the first one. fran kirby got a call and there was another intervention by there was another intervention by the da r. ellen white thought she had scored a crucial equaliser but replays showed she had handled the ball in th

andy murray teams up with serena williams for the mixed doubles at wimbledon. and it's first blood to australia in the women's ashes. they beat england in the opening match of the series. welcome to the programme. england's world cup dream is over. they lost 2—1 in their semi—final against the usa, the current holders