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i've seen probably the best of paris the last few days. i've been up in an air balloon. i've been along the seine. they've got some really big, ambitious ideas — cleaner air, cleaner waters. using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond. hello there.
loss, the single largest party and most likely to form a government, so they are looking for partners to get them over the 50% mark. now it's time for a look at today's sport with karthi. straight to the french open, where the quarter—final lineups are beginning to take shape. the australian open champion jannik sinner is aiming to reach the last eight but he has a tricky opponent in home favourite corentin moutet. and moutet started very well going a double break and 5—love up in the first set. he hasjust he has just taken that first step 6-2. there were no issues for the wimbledon champion carlos alcaraz as he eased his way into the quarter finals. alcaraz beat the 21st seed, felix auger—aliassime in straight sets in just over two hours and will play stefanos tsitsipas in the quarter finals — after the greek ninth seed beat matteo arnaldi in four sets.
good morning to you. really big day yesterday in wembley. it was, the champions league final and yet finaland yet again, final and yet again, it's real madrid celebrating as champions of europe and jude bellingham, he has an incredible career so farjust at the age of 20. he was playing at birmingham city and now is a la liga champion and a champions league winner. real madrid doing what they are so often do, finding a way to win even when they are not the best side. they saw off borussia dortmund 2-0, side. they saw off borussia dortmund 2—0, contain them, they were up against it at times, and then later on, by a quarter of an hour, this is what they do, time and time again. they got in front. putting them on track for victory. nine minutes later, jude bellingham with the pass tojunior and his deft finish to junior and his deft finish ensuring tojunior and his deft finish ensuring that real madrid have now won the european cup eight times more than any other club, 15 in
so honoured to have played alongside him. it was obvious at an early age that rob wanted to be a professional in the sport he loved. they always used to say, "oh, he's good, is that rob, "but he's never going to make it because he's not big enough." after signing for leeds rhinos as a teenager, he went on to become one of their greatest. but not long into retirement, he was diagnosed with motor neurone disease. it was a condition he faced with incredible positivity. i'm not giving in till my last breath. you know, i have too many reasons to live. the love he had for his family as rob made his private battle a public one to help raise awareness of mnd. rob's aim was to be a voice, to raise that awareness for other people that were suffering
trophy. they won the champions league final at wembley. to a huge few hours in both men and women's golf next. scotland's robert macintyre is under way in his final round of the canadian 0pen — with a two—shot lead as he tries to secure his first pga tour title. whilst in pennyslvania, australia's minjee lee leads the way in the final round of the women's us open. she's currently on six under par — after two holes — two shots clear of the rest of the field, as she tries to win and in germany, a moment to rememberfor laurie canter as he won his first european tour title. the english golfer finished two shots clear of the field to secure the european open title. thriston lawrence and bernd wiesberger finished as joint runners—up. and that's all the sport for now.
together, the being united, the camaraderie. sorry, my english is bad. hey, that's all right. my french is bad. 0h. it's a draw. nice, easy! but i've seen probably the best of paris the last few days. i've been up in an air balloon. i've been along the seine. they've got some really big, ambitious ideas — cleaner air, cleaner waters. using the power of sport as a catalyst to create change — and meaningful change. but is ambition going to turn into reality? that's what i'm wondering, sitting here, reflecting back on the last few days. the answer lies in paris in 2024 and beyond.
of transformation in paris? do you think there's been a change in the understanding of disability? i'm sure. i'm certain of that. we progress on the children understanding of the disability and the para sport. well, like today, for me, it's a very important legacy to change the view of the different populations. 0rganisers have promised that this will be the most sustainable and inclusive games ever. wild cheering. that this summer of sport will leave a positive legacy across paris. he mouths. so they've scaled back on construction... ..up on accessibility, at least in certain places... i'm allowed on this one. big step. ..and invested in some experimental new technology to suck pollution out of the air.
night, rob captured the imagination. she was like, who is that little guy? and i don't know how many of your viewers will have seen that try in that grand final but it goes down as the best ever grand final try, ducking and weaving and going past everyone and in the second half he did something similar late on with another try and ever since that day she would not speak about rugby league but would ask how rob was getting on and when he was diagnosed she was as devastated as everyone else. hejust she was as devastated as everyone else. he just transcended sport. she was as devastated as everyone else. hejust transcended sport. he else. he 'ust transcended sport. he was else. he just transcended sport. he was diagnosed two years after retiring from rugby league. how did he cope with the initial diagnosis? it was tough to start with, hard to get his head around, he had a young family. and it was hard for him, not being around to see his three children growing up, which everyone can relate to. i havejust put
30 years ago, and now he is forced to try to look for partners to form a government, and he tried to be as funny, and kept his sense of humour at least because he said "i am not yet extinguished," which was a very nice line for him to show that he is still in the game. so, now, the anc is still, even with a huge loss, the single largest party and most likely to form a government, so they are looking for partners to get them over the 50% mark. now it's time for a look at today's sport with karthi. straight to the french open — where the world number two jannik sinner is attempting to reach the quarterfinals — he's currently one set all against the home favourite corentin moutet. jannik sinner is leading 3—1 the
as mourinho's former club real madrid enjoyed an open—top bus parade following their champions league success last night — after beating borussia dortmund 2—0 to secure a record—extending 15th european trophy. golf: scotland's robert macintyre is underway in his final round of the canadian 0pen — with a two shot lead as he tries to secure his first pga tour title. whilst in pennyslvania, australia's minjee lee leads the way in the final round of the women's us open. she's currently on a under par — after 8 holes. she is trying to win a third major title. and that's all the sport for now. the ukrainian president has accused china of prolonging the war in his country by supporting russia. volodymyr zelensky said beijing was not only refusing to take part in a planned summit in switzerland later this month, but was trying