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radacanu's remarkable run but will there be a fairytale ending at flushing meadows .. two goals on ronaldo�*s return at old trafford — we'll be live thereb shortly and is the formula one championship slipping away from lewis hamilton as an awful start costs him dear in sprint qualifying for the italian grand prix. hello and welcome to sportsday. it has been a remarkable run, one the 18—year—old emma radacanu hopes will bring her a first grand slam title in new york later. she faces leylah fernandez at nine o clock in the us open final. and who knows, she could be about to become the first british woman to win a grand slam title in 44 years. joe wilson reports. who is that girl? you may recognise it in this newly released home film footage butjubal certainly now, here comes that forehand. emma raducanu has been on the radar a british tennis for most of her young life but nobody expected this. nobody thought she could overwhelm opponents to reach the us open final. �* . , ., ., final. beating everyone without dro -|n~ final. beating everyone without dronping a

emma radacanu is in quarterfinal action at the us open in new york. injust her second grand slam, she's up against the olympic champion and 11th seed belinda bencic for a place in the semi—finals. five live commentator david law is with us. raducanu started a little nervously. dropping serve early on, but she fought back. then she broke again and was able to serve out for the first set. six games— three, and i can tell you right now on court, raducanu is leading by five games to four against belinda bencic. 40—30 21. we have david law. she could potentially wrap this up. this is a phenomenal moment and potential achievement from this superstar. truly astonishing because this is a young player who's never been played in a us open before the last ten days of her life. here she stands at match point for a place in the semifinals. she's come all the way through three rounds of qualifying and did not drop a set. she's won four matches and has not dropped a set. she looked a little bit nervy early on against belinda bencic, and then suddenly, found he

will there be a fairy tale ending to radacanu's remarkable run at flushing meadows .. two goals on ronaldo�*s return as united kick start the title race and is the title already slipping from hamilton's grasp as costly errors hit him in sprint qualifying ahead of the italian grand prix. it has been a remarkable run, one the 18—year—old emma raducanu hopes will end with a maiden grand slam title. her us open final against leylah fernandez begins at nine o clock tonight. and who knows, will she become the first british woman to win a grand slam title in 44 years. joe wilson reports. who is that girl? you may recognise her in this newly released home film footage but you certainly now, here comes that forehand. emma raducanu has been on the radar of british tennis for most of her young life but nobody expected this. nobody thought she could overwhelm opponents to reach the us open final. beating everyone without dropping a set and barely games is really incredible, we are witnessing a true superstar probably of the next decade of women's tennis, you guys have tennis

from the bright lights of new york to the home comforts of bromley, the tennis sensation emma radacanu is back and adjusting to a very this is bbc news, i'm christian fraser. china lashes out at the us, australia and britain over a new defence pact that gives canberra nuclear—powered submarines. but its notjust china annoyed — france says its been "stabbed in the back" by the australia prime minister who cancelled an agreement to buy french submarines, without any warning. france kills a top islamic state militant, thought to be behind attacks that claimed the lives of four us soldiers in 2017. the fences have been reinstalled around the us capitol ahead of the protest this weekend in support of those who stormed the building onjanuary 6th. from the bright lights of new york to the home comforts of bromley, the tennis sensation emma radacanu is back and adjusting to a very different kind of life.

the uk's teenage tennis star emma radacanu has been in action again today, but this time with a new partner on court — the duchess of cambridge. the us open winner was joined by kate for an event at the lawn tennis association in london. today, raducanu announced that she's split from the coach that helped her to victory. the 43rd ryder cup is under way between the world's top golfers from the united states and europe. the covid—delayed competition is taking place at whistling straits on the shores of lake michigan — three years after europe last romped to victory. but as our sports correspondent andy swiss reports, it's the united states who took the early advantage. # born in the usa #. just six in the morning, but already whistling straits was rocking. the dawn dash was on, as thousands battled for the best seats. and come sunrise, the sound of american optimism echoed round the course. usa! usa! usa! how confident are you guys feeling? oh, my god, what, are you kidding? 100% confident. go usa! can't bet against my boys. usa, baby. let's go. usa! usa! usa! usa! for europe's players

how emma radacanu is being tipped as a global superstar, after her us open win. and coming up on sportsday on the bbc news channel: the fallout continues from sunday's crash in formula one, as lewis hamilton thanks the halo safety device for saving his life at the italian grand prix. in november, crucial talks on climate change will take place in glasgow, as the world comes together to discuss making the transition from fossil fuels to a zero—carbon economy. that will involve newjobs in green industries. in the uk, there are currently 410,000, with the government hoping for two million by 2030. but trade unions say many more could be created much more quickly, and they're warning that britain could lose out to other countries. so, what are greenjobs, and what do they entail? here's our science editor, david shukman. there are jobs that hardly existed a generation ago. bridey is learning to maintain wind turbines, paul makes heat pumps to replace gas boilers, and beth is at work on a futuristic farm. all three are zero—carbon — to help with climate change. i

it was a homecoming event for the four british winners of the us open, including emma radacanu who became the first british woman to win a grand slam singles title in 44 years. she's been speaking about her plans. i haven't thought too far ahead. i mean, i have been getting back onto the training court, but competition—wise i haven't been putting a focus on which tournament, and just when i'm ready i'll get out there. i definitely want to keep just improving and being the best version of myself on the court and off the court and maximising my potential, and i still think i have a lot of room for development in terms of my tennis career and where it can go. so, yeah, excited to start working on it. boxer anthonyjoshua is weighing in this lunchtime ahead of the defence of his wba, wbo and ibf world heavyweight titles tomorrow night when he takes on ukrainian oleksandr usyk in london. speaking ahead of the fight, he revealed how he deals with the stress and mental challenge of competing at an elite level. he's been talking to ade adedoyin. anthonyjoshua is box office, and on saturday he wi

ms radacanu hasn't dropped a set so far in the tournament. our correspondent samira hussain reports from new york. an incredible match by emma raducanu, the young tennis phenom from britain playing in the hallowed arthur ashe stadium, against an american, no less. but if she was nervous, it did not show. instead, she relied on the skill that got her this far in the tournament. although she struggled at the very beginning, she quickly found her groove and came back roaring, eventually beating opponent american shelby rogers on home court. commentator: what a way to take the opening set! - raducanu has won all of her matches at the us open in straight sets, an incredible feat for the teenager, whose only previous grand slam experience was just two months ago. umpire: game, set l and match, raducanu. two sets to love, 6—2, 6—1. what a moment for emma raducanu. raducanu is only 18 years old, made a name for herself at wimbledon and is solidifying her reputation here in america. next up is the quarterfinals on wednesday, possibly under the lig

and, before we go, uk teenage tennis star emma radacanu has been back on court. but this time with a new partner — the duchess of cambridge. the us open champion wasjoined by the duchess for an official homecoming welcome at the lawn tennis association, following her win in new york a few weeks ago. the duchess is a keen tennis fan. miss raducanu said she was �*very impressed' by the duchess's skills, calling it a �*perfect day for tennis'. huawei executive mung wan—jo is on her way home to china from canada, after a deal was struck to drop the charges against her hello. on friday, we saw temperatures in 0xfordshire up to 25.3 celsius, well above average for this stage in september. and through the weekend, we're going to be keeping the fairly warm, mainly dry theme with some sunshine around. now, the reason that temperatures are doing so well at the moment is because we're drawing in our winds from a south or south—westerly direction, so fairly tropical air in fact pushing across the uk. and if we compare the forecast temperatures to average for this t

british teenager emma radacanu makes history becoming the first qualifier ever to reach a tennis grand slam final. and still to come: a code outbreak means the final test is cancelled. fopp coming up in sport, ronaldo's return, we look ahead to what is being called the home coming for ronaldo as he gets ready to play his first game back for manchester united. scotland's first minister says the nhs is under more pressure than ever before — with scotland seeing its highest level of covid infections since estimates began, with one in 45 people having the virus last week. nicola sturgeon said only a �*foolish�* leader would rule out having to introduce more restrictions including extending the new vaccination passport scheme. in england, the culture secretary 0liver dowden has said that vaccine passports will �*almost certainly�* be required this autumn along with boosterjabs for the elderly and vulnerable. here's our health editor hugh pym. a p0p up a pop up testing site in glasgow. a scottish infections increase, the first minister has told the bbc that covid has contributed to

the uk's teenage tennis star emma radacanu has been in action again today, but this time with a new partner on court — the duchess of cambridge. the us open winner was joined by kate for an official homecoming welcome at the lawn tennis association, following her historic grand slam triumph earlier this month. 0ur sports editor, dan roan was there. the most royal of rallies. the new queen of british tennis enjoying a knock up with the duchess of cambridge today, one of the few people who can match emma raducanu's fame after her crowning triumph at the us 0pen. her remarkable victory celebrated with a homecoming event at the headquarters of the lta, where kate is patron. raducanu telling me what she made of her doubles partner. what was it like playing tennis with royalty today? yeah, it was amazing. the duchess was extremely good and we had a lot of fun out there with the other winners too. she was good. do you think the lta may have missed a trick by not signing her up? definitely. british winners in the doubles and wheelchair events in new york were also celebrated today. but it was rad

. >>> and emma radacanu beat leylah fernandez for her first grand slam victory. >>> and mtv with the music awards last night. olivia rodrigo won and justin bieber performed and accepted a major win as artist of the year. nothing like 40 years of the vmas, brian, to make you feel old, right >> yeah. 40 by the way, the winners at the u.s. open. the women's final was amazing. it looks like there is a turn in tennis let's be clear the future belongs to the young. certainly it did on the tennis court this weekend >> we didn't know the names at the start and now we know them all. new turn new era. >> nice big direct depose it in both their bank accounts frances rivera, thank you. have a great day >> sure thing. >>> let's keep going and get to the top trending stories which include elon's new puppy the top colleges right now and boozeless airlines one airline. silvana henao is back with us. what is trending >>> good morning elon musk has a new puppy. musk posting the dog named floki. he teased the arrival backin june shares of dogecoin spiked on the tweet. shares are back down this morning.

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teenage tennis star emma radacanu has been in action again today, but this time with a new partner on court — the duchess of cambridge. the us open winner was joined by kate for an official homecoming welcome at the lawn tennis association, following her historic grand slam triumph earlier this month. our sports editor, dan roan was there. the most royal of rallies. the new queen of british tennis enjoying a knock up with the duchess of cambridge today, one of the few people who can match emma raducanu's fame after her crowning triumph at the us open. her remarkable victory celebrated with a homecoming event at the headquarters of the lta, where kate is patron. raducanu telling me what she made of her doubles partner. what was it like playing tennis with royalty today? yeah, it was amazing. the duchess was extremely good and we had a lot of fun out there with the other winners too. she was good. do you think the lta may have missed a trick by not signing her up? definitely. british winners in the doubles and wheelchair events in new york were also celebrated today. but it was raduca

as i mentioned radacanu faces maria sakkari in the semi finals — after she beat, the wimbledon finalist, karolina pliskova, in straight sets. the greek star is known for having one of the fastest serves on tour, and that serve fired her into the semi—finals, 6—4, 6—4. staying with the us open, novak djokovic continues his bid to win the "calendar grand slam" — that's all four grand slams in the same year. in a repeat of the wimbledon final, the world number one came from a set down to beat italy's matteo berrettini over four sets. he will face alexander zverev in the semifinal tomorrow — the german did beat djokovic in the olympic final injuly. 0nto football and england's 100% record in world cup qualifying for qatar next year, came to an end, after they drew in poland. gareth southgate's men looked to be heading for another win when harry kane put them ahead with this superb strike, from 30 yeards. but poland found an equaliser in injury time, damian szymanski popping up with this header to ensure the points were shared. england still very much in pole position to win the gro

from the bright lights of new york to the home comforts of bromley, the tennis sensation emma radacanu is back and adjusting to a very different kind of life. hello and welcome. by their very nature defence partnerships are divisive. there are winners and losers. but the new defence pact between britain, america and australia must surely win awards for how many diplomatic rows it has sparked in just 2a hours. the french are angry that they're own deal with australia has been kiboshed. the chinese are furious at the threat posed to their dominant status in the pacific. and nato and five—eyes members are left wondering if this leaves those alliances weakened. let's recap what this defence and security pact includes under the deal australia will build eight nuclear—powered submarines over the next 18 months, using technology provided by the us. the australians will construct their nuclear—powered fleet in adelaide — and will become the seventh nation on earth to have that technology. these nuclear—powered engines makes the subs faster. they can stay submerged for longer, shoot m

emma radacanu of course yet to decide if she will take a wild card at indian wells after her brilliant us open triumph. that's all the support for now. back to you, annita. john, thank you. the government is planning to give everyone the legal right to request flexible working which will include working from home as soon as they start a newjob. at the moment, workers have to wait until they've been in their role for six months. a consultation on the proposals will be launched this week. children with mental health disorders are facing long waits for treatment in england — with one area having an average lag of eight months between referral and the first session of counselling. that's the finding of a bbc investigation, which has revealed that one in five patients waited longer than 12 weeks. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson has been meeting some of the parents who are desperate to get help for their children. her report contains some details which you may find upsetting. that feeling of helplessness. i can't even describe how awful, as a parent, is to see that. you're waiti

how emma radacanu is being tipped as a global superstar, after her us open win. the bbc has obtained and verified footage showing civilians being killed by the taliban in afghanistan. we've been able to confirm that more than 20 people have been killed in panjshir province where the taliban have been fighting opposition forces. a taliban spokesperson has denied such killings are taking place. a warning, you may find some details in yalda hakim's report distressing. this bazaar is famous across panjshir valley, and always bustling. now, it's empty and a ghost town. since the taliban entered the valley, people have taken flight. it used to be the home of resistance, but this now appears futile. people have locked their doors and fled and that's not surprising, when people are being shot dead on the side of the street. the bbc has verified this video, which you may find distressing. here, a man in military clothes is dragged away. it is unclear whether he was in the army. this is common dress in the valley. voices are raised. seconds later, he is shot several times

as i mentioned, radacanu faces maria sakkari in the semi finals — after she beat, the wimbledon finalist, karolina pliskova, in straight sets. the greek star is known for having one of the fastest serves on tour — and that serve fired her into the semi—finals, 6—4, 6—4. staying with the us open, novak djokovic continues his bid to win the calendar grand slam — by winning all four grand slams in the same year. in a repeat of the wimbledon final, the world number one came from a set down to beat italy's matteo berrettini in four sets. he will face alexander zverev in the semifinal tomorrow — the german who beat djokovic in the olympic semifinals injuly. i know it's going to be a battle, harder than it was today, but i'm ready for it. these are the hurdles that i need to overcome in order to get to the desired destination. the result is something i can't predict but i can definitely put myself in the best possible state of mind and body to perform as well as i can. mr raducanu it will be around 1am in the morning for the semifinal, so make sure you set your alarm early if you pl

medvedev won the crown it is his first career grand slam he's young kind of young. 25 on saturday, emma radacanu became the first champion for the women's title. she didn't drop a set and she was a qualifier. that was phenomenal. for djokovic, he played 17 hours and 26 minutes in his previous six matches and medvedev had not played a top opponent. djokovic's match was a five se setter he had to dig deep he didn't have his legs. i said medvedev is number two. the second greatest tennis player in the world. we expect djokovic to do it again and again. you have to win those points this guy doesn't want you. he is not a machine. he is a human. it was heartbreaking i don't think he will have another -- laver is so cool. he is there. sorry. obviously, at 34, novak, will with he win 24 you could see his legs i watched the whole thing. >> you were there? i thought i saw pictures of you there. >> i was there a week ago saturday. >> not yesterday during the course of the open. >> i saw barty get beat by the american she was tired. his legs he didn't have his legs. the shots he normally would hit. med medv

and radacanu still hasn't dropped a set at flushing meadows, and although she faced a bit more resistance in the second set, the result was never in doubt — taking that 6—4 before falling to her knees. and with commentators running out of ways to describe what they'd seen — greg rusedski saying it was a performance worthy of a world number one. generally the reaction is one of disbelief. we were not the only people up early to follow it. here is how a few of them reacted on twitter. four—time grand slam winning kim clijsters to —— tweeted. while the lta are maybe starting to dream big. can raducanu win? they certainly think history is in herfavour. she's the first british woman to reach a grand slam final since virginia wade in 1977. and we all know how that ended. raducanu will play another teenager — canadian leylah fernandez — in the final. fernandez beat another high—ranked opponent — second seed aryna sabalenka in three sets. unseeded fernandez turned 19 on monday, and she'd already beaten defending champion naomi osaka, and fifth seed elina svitolina. there we ar

radacanu's remarkable run but will there be a fairytale ending at flushing meadows .. two goals on ronaldo's return at old trafford — we'll be live thereb shortly and is the formula one championship slipping away from lewis hamilton as an awful start costs him dear in sprint qualifying for the italian grand prix.

no one could have ever, predicted a majorfinal, so soon, between these two teenagers, and radacanu will have the whole nation cheering her on tonight, as she tries to become the first british woman in 41! years to win a grand slam singles title. raducanu's story is the stuff of dreams — ranked too low to make the main draw, she had to come through all the qualifying matches, before blowing away the greek 17th seed maria sakkari, to become the first qualifier to reach a majorfinal in the us open final tonight, and raducanu is yet to drop a set. she did it the hard way, she qualified. she didn't get the wildcard. she didn't waltz in here, saying, i got to run 16 at wimbledon. she did it the hard way, and it paid off because she didn't do that by the beginning of the tournament and a qualifying but she grew with each match, got better and better. we know that she was going to get better because we have already seen it. again, she isjust taking it to another level here and it is very impressive.— taking it to another level here and it is very impressive. don't forget, ou can it is very