Of the screen. As early as the second game we saw intense rallies and we saw Emma Raducanu prevailing here. Both players settled immediately to display a full range of their abilities. Points were hard earned, skilfully won. Nerves . No sign. She is a beautiful player to watch. As both players battled back and forth Through long, close games in the first set, one thing was clear, we had a final worthy of the occasion. What precision, what depth, what guts. She is a revelation. Could Emma Raducanu extend and amplify the excitement . Could she win the first set . Well, has she ever let you down yet . 64. It was hers. Joe wilson, Bbc News. Well be live in New York with the latest in a moment, but first, Raducanus Run has inspired Tennis Lovers across the world. Our correspondent Sanchia Berg has spent the evening with fans at a club in south east london, where emma began her career. Tennis fans packed the club where it all began for Emma Raducanu. She started playing at Park Langley in be
That have been involved with, from the very beginning obviously her parents, and part of this path for her. And other people who havent been there tonight but are obviously watching, what a huge Moment it is for them, the Strength And Conditioning coaches that they talked about, the first coaches. This is an exceptional time. Those of the people that made Emma Raducanu at an early age, the foundations, got her to enjoy the game. The Rest Wasjust foundations, got her to enjoy the game. The rest was just probably a lot more easy to develop because she had a passion, she has a desire, she has a huge talent. Take a Moment for everybody thats been involved with her. As for the future, everybody is going to want a piece of Emma Raducanu. Everybody s can want her at their tournaments, theres be huge offers financially that will come in. It seems to be right up until this Moment they havent got a Step Wrong in Herjourney Enter and I Expect they will be as clinical going forward as they have be
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejonathan walker, political editor of the birmingham post and mail and sam lister, deputy political editor of the daily express. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. several of the papers have the mp standards row on the front page. the guardian splashes on keir starmer s criticism of borisjohnson. the times has a slightly different take they lead with criticism of the prime minister by tory mps, calling for him to apologise and show leadership. the independent highlights borisjohnson s absence from the commons during today s debate the metro has the same story their headline i m a prime minister get me out of here! the daily mail leads with the behaviour of the mp geoffrey cox saying he had a lucrativejob in the british virgin islands. the financial times has barack obama s comments at cop26 saying young people should continue to be angry about climate change. the telegraph
cuthberts church in fishel egg, the village that flooded two years ago today and i will speak to residents today and i will speak to residents to find out what they expect from cop26 and how they expect to adapt to flooding in the future. the world food programme warns that millions in afghanistan will die if the international community doesn t help. the united states reopens its borders to fully vaccinated uk visitors. and, tributes to a world war two veteran, and the dog who saved his life. mps will hold an emergency debate on parliamentary standards later, as the government continues to come under fire over allegations of sleaze and corruption. the prime minister has been criticised for his handling of the case of conservative mp, owen paterson, who resigned last week following a row over lobbying rules. the labour leader, sir keir starmer is demanding an apology from the prime minister for his handling of the events. the liberal democrats want an independent inquiry. our
and 70 members of an italian crime family are sentenced in the county s biggest mafia trial in decades. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. uk mps will hold an emergency debate on parliamentary standards later, as the government continues to come under fire over allegations of sleaze and corruption. the prime minister borisjohnson has been criticised for his handling of the case of conservative mp, owen paterson, who resigned last week following a row over lobbying rules. the leader of the opposition labour party, sir keir starmer is demanding an apology from the prime minister for his handling of the events. the liberal democrats want an independent inquiry. our political correspondent, chris mason, reports. mps return here today to debate the standards and rules of this place after the best part of a week of rows about sleazy behaviour. it all began when the former cabinet minister owen paterson broke the rules by making the case to ministers