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With dan walker and louise minchin. coming up on breakfast this morning. excitement is building ahead of englands first semi—final in 25 years. but is it coming home? well be chatting to alan shearer to get his verdictjust after eight. nhs englands national medical director professor stephen powis joins us to talk about restrictions easing, the vaccine roll—out and the efforts of healthcare workers throughout the pandemic. and from the exam hall to centre court — britains rising star of te...

You just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and you just have to cherish every single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. _ single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. -- _ single moment that you get. and all the opportunities. -- covid - the opportunities. —— covid situation. if youre not having fun on court one, where are you going to have fun? fin on court one, where are you going to have fun? . ., on court one, where are you going to have fun? .., ....

Trained and coached by uncle tony. that is wrapped around the tao�*s uncle and did fantastically well and took the first step and lost the next two steps before winning that exciting sex but we are waiting for emma the british story of the championships and any british player left in the single and most people have not heard of before the championships and she was sitting her a—levels a couple of months ago and wracked the 38 in the world when we started here in round one. she has gone up 15...

More concerned about the people who did not play on saturday night than the team. he has got to keep everybody happy. happy and relaxed and calm. well, i think we can safely say that is working so so far lets go to wimbledon. the british teenager is continuing. she is 18. she was a wild card. she won her third round match on saturday. she will now face a ajla tomljanovic. fresh from finishing her a—levels, she is the youngest british woman to reach the wimbledon last 16 in the open era. the al...

Just sat her a—levels. but i hope she keeps going. completely amazing. what is going on? we�*ve got great results in the football and now wimbledon. a young brits reaching the last 16, the youngest to ever do so in the history of the tournament. very exciting. what pressure at a young woman must be under and yet she looked completely cool as a cucumber even though we�*ve been holding our breath, going to deuce and back again and she won at the final point and you could see the relief on he...

And a star performance from britains newest sensation at wimbledon. 18—year—old emma raducanu, fresh from finishing her a—levels, announces herself on the big stage by reaching the fourth round. and while there will be a bit of sunshine at times for many of you, and a few staying dry, big thunderstorms around again, torrential downpours in places and theres something windier on the way for you tomorrow. ill have the details here on breakfast. it“s sunday 4th july. our top story: england ...

My dream is to win wimbledon. emma raducanu is hardly the only tennis mad teenager without ambition. the difference is she has already made her mark on sw19 in remarkable style. promoted from court 18, to the show courts, she has now been hailed the new star of british tennis, after making it to the fourth round, all without losing a set or her cool. cheering after the covid situation, i think you just have to cherish every single moment you get, and all the opportunities. so, i think that is de...

Teenagers always agreed to their phones these days? but who can say what the third round of wimbledon feels like? when sorana cirstea first played here, emma raducanu was five years old. if it was a nervous start fur emma raducanu, did not last long. she has a backhand beyond her years postop she may have only just sucked her a—levels, but it was sorana cirstea who being tested. —— sat her a—levels. that sorana cirstea who being tested. -- sat her a-levels._ sat her a-levels. that was us...

The fourth round of wimbledon. she knows emma raducanu as she explained what this when will it mean for her. it was very nerve—racking, very tight at times and very exciting because emma played so well, she behaved so well and it was incredibly impressive, especially for her age and when you consider this as her grand slam debut and she has not played over the last year because of covid, her parents made the decision to not allow her to travel which allowed her to finish her a—levels and foc...

Month for her, and made an appearance on the women present tour. all the way to round three. now she has her a—levels out of the way, so she can now focus full—time on tennis. the 18—year—old stunned the former french open finalist keith under sober to become the only british woman left into round three. in the mens draw, there is a big name awaiting cameron norrie in round four. our sports correspondent rounds it all up. you can look through every match scheduled for a wimbledon day, an...