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The broadcast opened with extensive Wimbledon coverage. Novak Djokovic defeated Roman Safiullin in four sets to set a new record for the most men's singles wins at the All England Club, reaching his ninth successive quarterfinal. Naomi Osaka, the 14th seed, knocked out world number one Aryna Sabalenka to reach her first Wimbledon quarterfinal, saying she had not had so much fun on court in a long time. Defending champion Jannik Sinner beat Japanese qualifier Shintaro Mochizuki to advance to his fifth consecutive quarterfinal. The programme then turned to the England football team's World Cup last-16 match against co-hosts Mexico at the Azteca stadium, noting Mexico's undefeated record and the challenges of altitude and thunderstorms that could delay kick-off. Fans in England prepared to stay up late, with pubs allowed to open until 5am.

Other news included a request for the parliamentary standards commissioner to investigate fresh claims about Reform UK leader Nigel Farage's financial dealings, involving benefits in kind from a friend convicted of fraud in the US; Farage said he was considering legal action. In Iran, hundreds of thousands attended the second day of the funeral of former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, killed in a US-Israeli strike, with chants calling for revenge and the successor absent. The US celebrated its 250th anniversary with a record-breaking firework display and a speech by President Donald Trump, though polls showed national pride at a 25-year low. In other sport, the Belgian football association expressed astonishment that FIFA would allow US striker Florian Balogun to play despite a red card, and the British Grand Prix at Silverstone was won by Charles Leclerc, with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton completing the podium.