china's zero covid policy? >> rosemary, this is a really positive step in china moving to dismantle its zero covid strategy. it has yet to downgrade its covid status, which at the moment, is on par with the bubonic plague and cholera. but certainly, the national health commission announced these ten new covid guidelines which will make living with covid a lot easier for people in mainland china. let me run you through them. they will allow people who have mild symptoms, who are asymptomatic, to quarantine at home. there is going to be no further mass lockdowns of neighborhoods, and said they will target specific buildings or apartments. they are going to reduce mass testing, which we have seen, those pcr tests that people need to do everywhere. whatever they wanted to travel, unless in high-risk areas. that will now be scrapped.
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paul in his last match and he is a potential contender. and behind me in the hill packing out with british fans hoping to get cameron norrie over the line today. the winner of that match will play the winner of the match currently on centre court, novak djokovic, the defending champion, preparing to playjannik sinner, the man on your screen at the moment, the 20—year—old italian who put out carlos alcaraz in the last round. sinner and the last eight at wimbledon, the tenth seed. djokovic the obvious favourite, only dropped a couple of sets so far in the championships. more on this djokovic has looked back at his best. you may not play a grand slam until the french open next year because of the covid status he has in that us and australia without being vaccinated, can he get this
match with a south korean but he was with the acid in his second match and then in the last hour he has beaten his fellow countrymen in straight sets. novak djokovic is totally at ease on grass. people forget the changes, that you have to make between clay and grass and he is better than anyone else at doing that as quickly as he does. he is so fast with his reactions. the bulmers cooker on grass and you've got to get down lower. it is all about reacting as quickly as you possibly can and his other best arguably that we have seen. he is clearly the favourite to go all the way. his train to defend his title and make it four wimbledon wins in a row. sevenin four wimbledon wins in a row. seven in total. 21 grand slams. yesterday was his 230th grand slam and the numbers are astonishing but bear in mind he may not play at the us open to come in the australian open next year because of his covid status. this could be his last grand slam for 11 months. he is
get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. in the women's draw, there was disappointment for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us open champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flashing meadows. since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. she'd gone out the second round at the australian open and french open. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight sets by carolina garcia who was aggressive from the start. raducanu couldn't quite cope, but this is a natural part of her development. she continues to get to grips with life on the tennis tour. for some players, like pete sampras and djokovic, it was three years between their first grand slam and second. raducanu is in no rush. shall be the stronger for this experience in the end. the men's and women's
as he moved up the gears. djokovic targeting all sorts of history at this year's wimbledon. looking for his fourth consecutive title and seventh wimbledon crown. it will be 21 grand slams. all the more important to him because if he wins this major, it will be one behind rafael nadal, knowing novak djokovic that he may not get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. in the women's draw, there was disappointment for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us 0pen champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flushing meadows. since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. she'd gone out the second round at the australian open and french open. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight sets by carolina garcia who was aggressive from the start. raducanu couldn't quite cope, but this is a natural part of her development. she continues to get to grips
it will be 21 grand slams. all the more important to him because if he wins this major, it will be one behind rafael nadal, knowing novak djokovic that he may not get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. in the women's draw, there was disappointment for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us 0pen champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flushing meadows. since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. she'd gone out the second round at the australian open and french open. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight sets by france's carolina garcia who was aggressive and on the front foot from the start. raducanu couldn't quite cope, but this is a natural part of her development. she continues to get to grips with life on the tennis tour. for some players, like pete sampras and novak djokovic, it was three years
we saw on monday where he struggled at times. djokovic far more pleased on wednesday after his win, saying that he feels much more like his old self as he moved up the gears. djokovic targeting all sorts of history at this year's wimbledon. looking for his fourth consecutive title and seventh wimbledon crown. it will be 21 grand slams. all the more important to him because if he wins this major, it will be one behind rafael nadal, knowing novak djokovic that he may not get to play at the us open and the australian open because of his covid status. in the women's draw, there was disappointment for the home favourite, emma raducanu, the us 0pen champion who gave us that stratospheric success last year at flushing meadows. since then, she's been plagued by injury problems. she'd gone out the second round at the australian open and french open. the same has now happened at wimbledon. she was beaten in straight