AmerIcan, won the second set and they are a Break Up In the decIder as well, leadIng by 4 2, and hopIng Joe SalIsbury to wIn hIs thIrd grand Slam TItle In total, havIng won the mIxed doubles at Roland Garros In june and the AustralIan Open wIth Joe SalIsbury at the start of 2020. Can we just move on to the Mens Game and novak djokovIc, who I read Is fed up of talkIng about the Calendar Slam . I wonder If that Is because he Is In the face of the man who denIed hIm wIth the golden slam . It Is gettIng very tense now. He has taken roger labouradvIce, rod leave out the last man to wIn all four grand slams In the same year 1969. When he spoke to the bbc before the champIonshIps began he saId, try not to talk about It, just get on wIth thejob. That to talk about It, just get on wIth the job. That was a lot easIer In 1969, there are far fewer journalIsts around, It was dIffIcult to for djokovIc to answer the questIon. But he saId he embraced It, untIl he was shut down by. In the quarterfInal,
gave mr draghi his backing. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are daily telegraph columnist madeline grant and jason beattie, the assistant editor at the daily mirror. hello again. a quick look at the front pages. and we are going to start with the times. according to the government production seen by the government production seen by the paper, the number of coronavirus patients in hospital is due to have over the next month and that s are due to fall to levels not seen since october. the telegraph quotes the health secretary, who said that thanks to the vaccine and new treatments, by the end of the year, covid could be no worse than regular flu. the i s top story is the government s much anticipated plan for leaving lockdown, which the paper says has three stages of reopening. the daily mail carries the news that the uk is on course to reach its target of vaccinating 15 million adults by tomorrow, 48 hours ahead of
of rain will get stuck in central areas, showers to the north, things brightening to the south which should allow it to feel quite warm, 15 or 16 degrees. if you think that s one, have a look at tuesday. some parts of the south may see temperatures up to 23 degrees. further north and west, some rain across the north of scotland. wow, thank you. that s it from the bbc news. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m sarah mulkerrins. coming up on the programme, a big hit in display full of sixes from baer stowe and stokes. under the lights in paris tonight, the six nations title will be decided. france take on scotland with wales looking on from the sidelines. we will look ahead to the new formula i season. can anyone challenge lewis hamilton as he bids for a championship? also coming up in the programme. the perfect week chris thompson as he becomes a dad and secures a spot in the tokyo event. i can t wait to get home. give him a cuddle and say your dad is awesome. welcome along to
scotland, not too much snow. further east it will be dry but turning cloudy. colder than today. and the strength of the wind will make it feel particularly cold across eastern areas, perhaps 6 or 7. on sunday, a colder start for eastern areas, it could be icy in scotland and perhaps northern england. the risk of freezing rain, but more normal rain should come into western areas with strengthening winds, really windy in the irish sea. for many eastern parts of england it will be dry. a very slow rising temperature. where it is wetter, temperatures will rise. on monday, milder air across the whole of the country, temperatures into double figures and it should become frost free. a reminder of our top story. the uk economy suffered a record annual slump of 9.9% in 2020 with output severely hit by covid restrictions. that s all from the bbc news at six. it s goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday i m chetan
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