10/07/2016 BBC Weekend News

Andy Murray becomes Wimbledon champion for the second time.

He beat the Canadian Milos Raonic in straight sets to win the third

Last time I was so relieved, I felt...

I was very nervous today, as well, but so much stress

and pressure and didn't get the chance to enjoy it as much.

So I'll make sure I enjoy this one tonight, for sure.

His win is a personal triumph - and a great moment

Jeremy Corbyn urges Angela Eagle to reconsider challenging him

for the Labour leadership as she prepares to launch her bid tomorrow.

More protests in the United States against police shootings of black

And a third consecutive British Grand Prix win -

In the last half hour, Andy Murray has won the men's

singles title at Wimbledon for the second time.

His straight sets victory over the Canadian Milos Raonic

was his third Grand Slam win - securing his place as the best

Our sports correspondent Joe Wilson was watching the match.

There should be no roof on expectation and no lid on excitement

in centre court, the British finalist at Wimbledon can never be

routine, even if Andy Murray has reached a level where that is almost

how it seems. Playing in an 11th grand slam final took him past Fred

Perry who managed ten, a British record, he was something new for

Murray, for the first time in a grand slam final, opposing him not

Djokovic or Federer, but Raonic. The Canadian has a bigger serve than

anyone, frequently over 140 mph, but if tennis was just a question of who

can hit the ball hardest-hit would never captivate us. Points are often

won by repeating precision until someone makes a mistake. Murray

break the Raonic serve once in the first set and that was enough.

Murray was everywhere, he looks a bit younger on paper, but on court

he did scamper like a teenager, a key moment went Raonic appeared

hesitant, second set went to a tie-break but it went to Murray, who

managed to win points he had no right to. Reasons for the hilt to be

cheerful, Andy Murray is to set up and the sunshine is quite often out.

Not a spare place to be had back there. The tactics from Raonic was

clear, using his telescopic reach, and at times it worked, but he could

not break the Murray serve. Another tie-break. From start to finish from

corner to corner, Murray was in control. Until the moment when he

allowed himself to let himself go. The most important tournament for me

every year, I've had some great moments here and some tough losses,

and the winds feel extra special because of the tough defeat stashed

the victories. I'm proud to get my hands on the trophy. Before he was

relieved, but now in the company of this trophy is just where Andy

Murray belongs. It was a college above formats, and it leaves the

question, where does it leave Andy Murray, Britain's greatest ever

sportsman? -- it was a college mate performance. As the greatest ever

British tennis player, that is almost beyond dispute. The point

about Murray, he has been competing against some of the all-time best

players, and his tasks now will be to try and catch Djokovic as the

number one ranked player in the world. But for a while at least we

can bask in the second Wimbledon success. STUDIO: Thank you.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, has urged his former shadow business

secretary Angela Eagle to "think for a moment " after she confirmed

she'll launch a challenge to his leadership tomorrow.

She says she wants to reunite the party.

But Mr Corbyn says it would be "irresponsible" of him to stand

down, because thousands of members voted for him.

Our political correspondent Alex Forsyth reports.

Less than a year ago Jeremy Corbyn was elected Labour's leader

Since then around the country, supporters have welcomed his promise

of a new politics, but in parliament, dissatisfaction

has grown, with many of his own MPs questioning his leadership.

Now one is standing against him, a direct challenge to his

We need a strengthened Labour Party and an opposition which can unite

so we can heal the country and unfortunately I don't think

Jeremy Corbyn said today he is disappointed at this

challenge to his leadership, and he will stand in any contest.

Why should I time limit the leadership when I'm elected

by a very large number of members and supporters

If, at the end of the day, an election results

in a different leader, so be it, but I would be

irresponsible if I walked away from a mandate I was given

I ask colleagues to respect that, as well.

There is a divide between many Labour MPs here who say they have

lost faith in their leader and the wider party where

The crucial question is whether Jeremy Corbyn can

automatically stand in a leadership contest without the backing

Labour's rules are not clear and it is up to the executive

Along with Jeremy Corbyn, we are here to stay.

And with thousands of members rallying to support Jeremy Corbyn,

MPs know if he can stand, he might win, cementing his authority.

If he is not on the ballot that could cause a revolt amongst members

and Jeremy Corbyn has threatened a legal challenge.

For many this is a pivotal moment for Labour.

Unless Labour can unify after the leadership

election that is coming, our voice will not be heard.

If we can't address Labour voters' concerns about the economy

and inequality and what is going to happen now that we have voted

to leave the European Union, we will be left dead

While some fear Labour could spit, others fear without unity

The Conservative leadership candidate Andrea Leadsom has

published her tax return for the year 2014 to 15,

having promised to do so if she made it on to the final shortlist.

It reveals that she paid ?22,621 in tax on total income

of just under ?84,000, while also recording a tax-free

Her rival, Theresa May, has already published a summary

Sir Cliff Richard is to bring legal proceedings against the BBC

and South Yorkshire Police in connection with the filming

The raid was carried out by officers looking for evidence

No charges were brought but Sir Cliff Richard said his life

A Parliamentary Committee found the BBC had acted "properly."

A cross-party group of senior MPs is calling for Tony Blair to face

censure for his role in taking Britain into war in Iraq,

following the publication of the Chilcot Report.

The group which includes the Conservative MP, David Davis,

and the SNP's foreign affairs spokesman, Alex Salmond -

say they will table a Commons motion on Thursday to declare the former

prime minister in contempt for misleading Parliament.

The family of Marie Colvin, the American journalist killed

in Syria four years ago, are suing the government

They say the regime used informants and electronic

surveillance to track Ms Colvin before directing the artillery

strike that killed her in the city of Homs.

The lawsuit, filed in Washington, describes the attack

Barack Obama has said protesters who attack police officers are doing

The President's comments come after a further night of protests

against police shootings of black men in cities across America.

Although most of the rallies were peaceful, there were clashes

in Louisiana and Minnesota with 200 people arrested.

Our correspondent Laura Bicker is in Baton Rouge in Louisiana -

After a week of uneasy tension on the streets of Bath en route, police

decided to take action. They arrested dozens of protesters,

leading them away from the crowds. And then came this. Police, you are

under arrest. Do not fight me. I'm under arrest. The leader of the

Black minds matter movement was taken into custody, while

broadcasting online -- Black Lives Matter movement. There are no

details of charges. They have gathered outside the headquarters of

the police and it feels quite tense at the moment, there is real anger.

Not just anger, but rage. If you are a white person and your mother or

son was shot down with six shots while they were lying on the ground,

I promise you every child and grandmother and grandmother would be

out here, they would be pumped with guns, fighting the police. The piece

has been shattered in Minnesota. Over 100 arrests. President Obama on

a visit to Spain tried to soothe the raw emotion and gave this advice.

Whenever those of us who are concerned about fairness in the

criminal justice system attack police officers, you are doing a

disservice to the cause. In Dallas they are trying to heal and remember

the five police officers killed by a black activist. Here they know the

gravity of the situation at the way ahead is not clear. We are at a

tipping point and we could go either way and so it is important as a

nation to figure out how do we not miss this moment. The protests and

marches will continue here and elsewhere. Most, like this one, a

peaceful show of strength. But in the feverish heat of summer it is

hard not to feel that this country is close to boiling point.

Now with the sport, here's Olly Foster at the BBC Sport Centre.

And Andy Murray isn't the only British success today.

Certainly not. We will be back at Wimbledon in a moment.

The reigning F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has won

Silverstone's first test came from the skies, rain makes staying fast

and in control tougher than ever, so tough that the race started at a

crawl, doing behind the safety car is fine if you are first, as Lewis

Hamilton was, but eventually everyone needed to judge tactics and

byes, decisions which can turn your race from back to front -- Times.

The results can be spectacular. Max Verstappen went past Rosberg into

second. Rosberg and Hamilton had been told by their team to give each

other space, plenty of that here. Hamilton was somewhere down the

road, he's German rival was engaged in his own race against Max

Verstappen, but having passed in, was he later passed illegal

instructions from his team? That will be investigated. Attention on

the Mercedes in fun, for the third year in a row Lewis Hamilton is the

winner of the British Grand Prix, nowhere gives him a lift quite like

home. There were two other bridges winners at Wimbledon. Gordon

Greenidge added the wheelchair title -- Gordon Reid.

Euro 2016 draws to a close with tonight's final between France and

Portugal and we can go live to the Stade de France. Fantastic that the

French have made it to the end of their own tournament, for so many

reasons. Yes, indeed. France took a while to warm to this tournament.

There's now a sense of excitement around this final and that the

reasons which go further than football, the site of France has

been uplifting for our country which is still in a national state of

emergency and still recovering from the terror attacks in November, some

of which took place yards from the stadium, and it has seen France

reconnect with its football team, they have a new hero in Griezmann

who has scored six goals and propelled France this far. Portugal

will try to gate-crash the party and Ronaldo is desperate to win their

first major international trophy. They are unexpected finalists, after

stuttering out of the group, finishing third, but they are here

now and you can't write them off, and they will be well supported.

There is a big Portuguese population in Paris, it is sometimes called

Portugal's second city, and whatever happens there will be a party here

later. Thanks for joining us. It is the final day at the European

athletics Championships in Amsterdam. Great Britain's men won

ready for by 100 metres relay. They got the baton round safely, which

has not always been the case. The women got the silver medal in their

relay. There was also a bronze in the high jump. Chris Froome has

retained the yellow jersey in the Tour de France.

There's more throughout the evening on the BBC News Channel,