another first time finalist. when she lost the first set, it looked like she was on her way to a speedy exit. besylate coach janne novotna, she never gives up. she sealed a famous win here. on friday, our attention turns to the men s single semifinal. daniil medvedev and not fact djokovic are both playing. england are very much on the airport in the first test at lord s. they had another superb day with the ball. the record wicket taker started made 171 earlier. the west indies were left 79 46. it is still hundred and 71 short. england s women are looking to wrap up a an overall t20 victory. sylvie ecclestone removed amelia kerr in her first over. they finished hundred and eight. england are not long finished their response. they are currently 3a 41. england are to nail up in the first series. england are enjoying a day out after beating the netherlands yesterday. this are enjoying a day out after beating the netherlands yesterday.- the netherlands yesterday. this is coin: th
president of audio at bauer. paul is in charge of a whole host of stations, such as magic, kiss, absolute, and many, many others. paul, you can t have the time to listen to all of those every morning, so do you vary the clock radio or do you just compromise and listen to the today programme? you can be honest, you are amongst friends. i have the privilege of listening to fabulous radio from the uk and across seven other countries around europe where we operate as well. so four nordic countries, most recently the republic of ireland, poland and slovakia, and everywhere we are, we find that radio as a medium, as a platform, is enduring and growing. very diplomatic answer. you are not naming one. but also with us today are iain lee and katherine boyle, presenters of the late night alternative. iain, for our listeners who are not familiar, how would you describe the programme? it is a surreal, psychedelic phone in show, where instead of stirring hate and pointing out others that
now on bbc news, the media show. hello, we are talking radio today. good old fashioned radio, with its cosy celebrity presenters, its familiar blend of pop songs, but also, let s face it, traffic updates, car insurance ads, annoying jingles. and if you don t like it, well, you willjust have to wait for those bits to be over, orwill you? because one of the uk s commercial radio groups is launching ad free versions of their stations for a monthly fee. is this radio s secret weapon to defeat spotify and the streaming services? that is the question we will be asking paul keenan, president of audio at bauer. paul is in charge of a whole host of stations, such as magic, kiss, absolute, and many, many others. paul, you can t have the time to listen to all of those every morning, so do you vary the clock radio or do you just compromise and listen to the today programme? you can be honest, you are amongst friends. i have the privilege of listening to fabulous radio from the uk and acr
a covid pcr testing lab, that recorded thousands of inaccurate results, won a multi million pound government contract uncovering the secrets of the solar system a new nasa mission aims to learn more about how the planets were created. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. our top story this morning the killing of the conservative mp sir david amess, who was stabbed multiple times at his constituency surgery in leigh on sea in essex on friday. this morning the prime minister borisjohnson arrived in leigh on sea with the labour leader, sir keir starmer, the home secretary, priti patel and the speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle. the politicians laid a wreath at the front of belfairs methodist church, where sir david was fatally stabbed on friday. the killing of sir david is being treated as a terrorist incident by police. officers say they are investigating a potential link to islamist extremism . detectives have been carrying o