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Champion from ten years ago. well, shes 25 now. ash barty, world number one, top of your screen. commentator: incredible. barty was born in ipswich, queensland. well, thank for your support. dont they sell australian flags in london? theres one. against angelique kerber, barty had to be at her best. she was. first set, 6—3. but what do you see in kerber�*s eyes? the german player is 33. her tenacity is legendary. she forced mistakes. its a break! the second set went to a tie—break and kerb...

Her tenacity is legendary. she forced mistakes. it�*s a break! the second set went to a tie—break and kerber was fighting to the end. not quite enough. it was a measure of the quality of this match that nobody on centre really wanted it to end, except, perhaps, the winner. ash barty is into the final. i think this is as close to as good a tennis match as ill ever play. i think angie definitely brought the best out of me today. im incredibly proud of myself, my team and now we get a chance on...

Disgrace. a year ago today, the government — disgrace. a year ago today, the government apologised - disgrace. a year ago today, the government apologised to - disgrace. a year ago today, the government apologised to the l disgrace. a year ago today, the - government apologised to the victims of these three scandals, but mps and campaigners say, without action, that apology means nothing. anna collinson, bbc news. world number one ash barty is through to the womens final at wimbledon after a t...

One, top of your screen. she was born in ipswich, queensland. well, thanks for your support, born in ipswich, queensland. well, thanks foryoursupport, do born in ipswich, queensland. well, thanks for your support, do they sell australian flags in london? theres one. she had to be at her best, she was. first set 6—3. but what you see in her eyes, the germans player is 33, her tenacity is legendary. she forced mistakes. the second set went to a tie—breaker and she was fighting until the end, n...

History, 10 million pints of beer were sold, most of which flung into the air in celebration. england attempting to qualify for their first tournament final after 55 years of agony and hurt. didnt start well. denmark struck first, 35 yards, the danes invaded england at 10:13. and that was the first goal england conceded all tournament. they responded in the most un-english way possible, which is tenacity driven and fighting their way back into the game. 1-1. the game went into extra time. nerves...

Unit. walking into the gym, and look around, this is your family now. you dont all look alike but you bleed the same. >> were a resilient nation because of the men and women who had the courage to fight, bleed and die for us, to be able to do things we do and take the freedoms that we take for granted of day, myself included. that is why. because were resilient because of grit and tenacity, have we to be. >> the sacrifices and love of our country never cease to amyself me, were truly a nation of...

Included is why we are resilient because of the grid and tenacity because you have to be. >> are you proud to be an american? >> i am. because america has given me everything. t16 those resonate with everybody that the african-american gentleman first in 1866 in vietnam then again and 71 and thats what he has to say. we could beat up on gwen very but just a few years ago is this more of a narrative she feels she has to ascribe to? raymond: thats what i wanted to talk about. in 2015 she probably ...

>> kennedy: yes and i look at this and a feel for the family because they say there is over 200 people who are responding there, but if im a family member, i want a thousand people. i want more equipment. i want machines weve never seen. i want a sense of urgency. i know the people who are working there are working around the clock. i dont question their tenacity. if im there family member, i want more done. i want to make sure they feel the urgency that there still could be survivors. >> harris...

Especially young women who may be learning about her for the first time, what do you want them to take away from this film, which looks amazing by the way? >> oh good. im so glad you think so. i would like people to come away and see how hard it is as a woman to hone your craft in the way that she did and to not be recognized for the amount of energy and tenacity she put into her books. you know, 35 books. she didnt take herself too seriously, butshe wanted to wri about it and entertain people a...

Acknowledge that christopher steeles dossier bought and paid for by hillary clinton and the dnc, was filled with russian disinformation? will you admit the truth finally? do you still believe, did youdm ever really believe in the trump-russia collusion hoax, or were you just advancing a political agenda from day one? will you ever investigate the millions of dollars that joe biden son, and zero-experience hunter made by selling access to daddy? how would you cover it if it was donald trumps sons...