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as he looks for a record extending 14th french open title. meanwhile, in the women s draw, coco gauff is through to her first grand slam quarterfinal. it s after she beat ons jabeur in straight sets. she s17 now, and caused a sensation when she reached the fourth round at wimbledon two years ago. the american said winning in parma last month has done her the world of good. britain s alfie hewett retained his french open wheelchair singles title after beating the top seed, shingo kunayda. hewett won in straight sets to earn his fifth grand slam singles title. it was actually his second title at this year s tournament after he and partner gordon reid successfully defended their doubles crown on sunday. brighton defender ben white says he s beyond proud and honoured after being called into the england squad for euros, which start on friday. he comes in for the injured liverpool defender, trent alexander arnold. white has only played 109 minutes
0ns jabeur in straight sets. she s 17 now, and caused a sensation when she reached the fourth round at wimbledon two years ago. the american said winning the title at the emiliar romagna 0pen in parma last month has done her the world of good. it gave me a lot of confidence, especially on the clay so this is my first title on clay, so coming here, it gave me a lot of confidence and taught me a lot how to close matches and deal with the pressure on important points. and alfie hewett has successfully defended his mens wheelchair singles title with victory over shingo kunieda. hewett won in straight sets, 6 3 6 4, to earned his fifth grand slam singles title. he s now done the double of singles and doubles crowns at roland garros in successive years, after winning the doubles with gordon reid on sunday. that s all the sport for now. we ll have more for you on the bbc news channel later on.
done her the world of good. it gave me a lot of confidence, especially on the clay so this is my first title on clay, so coming here, it gave me a lot of confidence and taught me a lot how to close matches and deal with the pressure on important points. and alfie hewett has successfully defended his men s wheelchair singles title with victory over shingo kunieda. hewett won in straight sets 6 3, 6 4 to earn his fifth grand slam singles title. he s now done the double of singles and doubles crowns at roland garros in successive years, after winning the doubles with gordon reid on sunday. and that is it from us. we ll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30pm. thank you very much, gavin. let s get more now on our top story. a new treatment for alzheimer s has been approved in the us by the us food and drug administration or fda called aducanumab. i m joined now by dr richard 0akley, head of research at the alzheimer s society.
jessica, lisa booth and susan lee. good to see you. jessica thank you for joining us. [laughter] ed: yeah. and ed. we were going to do it last friday night and lisa murkowski was on the senate floor talking. but now we get a chance. what do you think of the first lady speaking out? i think she did well. i think she said some things that are ridiculous that she is the most bullied people in the world. a lot of people are suffering from bullying, being physically attack and things like that who would disagree with her. but whenever she gets in front of a camera, and does an interview she does herself world of good. her popularity 54% far above any other member of the trump administration or trump family. i appreciate her answering questions what it feels like when your husband is accused of cheating on you publicly. she isn t the first first lady to suffer from that but it s