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Rob Groves, 61, is getting ready to handcycle 2,500 miles around the coast of England and Wales, starting off in Brighton this Sunday, 2 July and finishing in London on Friday, 28 July.

Read all about Rob's former life as a bodybuilder, his journey into handcycling, his aims for the ride and how you can keep up with it here.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport Olympic sports reporter

Double Olympic champion Jade Jones took a bronze medal in the World Taekwondo Championships after losing in the semi-finals to Lee Ah-reum earlier this morning.

The Welsh fighter, 24, was beaten 14-8 by the home favourite in South Korea.

"Sometimes you lose and I just have to go away from here and train hard get better," Jones told BBC Sport.

"I'm obviously saving it for the big occasion in Manchester for the Worlds [in 2019].

"I just wasn't me. I didn't fight as well as I normally fight and I just didn't pressure enough. I didn't do enough."

England one-day captain Eoin Morgan welcomes today's cricket rights deal, which will see live action return to the BBC from 2020.

David Ornstein
BBC Sport at Wimbledon

World number one Andy Murray is having his third practice session of the day, back on his favourite Court 15 at Aorangi Park.

He is hitting with 17-year-old Scottish junior Aidan Mchugh, who is coached by Toby Smith, brother of GB David Cup captain Leon Smith.

Murray looks ok, fairly comfortable and relaxed. His team appear relaxed too.

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Huddersfield manager David Wagner signed a two-year contract extension earlier today and the Daily Mirror say, external he is interested in bringing Derby winger Tom Ince to the newly-promoted Terriers, plus former Nottingham Forest wideman Oliver Burke, the 20-year-old Scotland international, on a loan from RB Leipzig.

This won't come as a huge surprise to Spurs fans but confirmation that the Lilywhites have signed a "multi-year agreement" with sportswear firm Nike, having ended a five-year association with Under Armour.

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Hughie Fury, younger cousin of former world heavyweight champion Tyson, will have the chance to fight for the WBO heavyweight title against defending champion Joseph Parker at the Manchester Arena on 23 September.

Fury, 22, had been scheduled to challenge New Zealander Parker, 25, in Auckland on 6 May 6 until a back injury forced his withdrawal a fortnight before.

The London Evening Standard, external say Crystal Palace will not consider a move for Mamadou Sakho, who was on loan at the club last term. Liverpool want £30m for the 27-year-old and Palace will consider cheaper options.

Russell Fuller
BBC tennis correspondent

The qualifiers have been placed for the Wimbledon first round draw.

Alex Ward, at 855 in the world, will play fellow Britain Kyle Edmund in round one.

Andy Murray plays Alexander Bublik of Kazakhstan, who is 134 in the world. Bublik qualifies as a lucky loser (a player who lost in the final round of qualifying but comes into the draw because of an injury withdrawal).

BBC Radio 5 live

Multiple swimming medallist Fran Halsall, former England fast bowler Ryan Sidebottom and world cup winning England rugby player Maggie Alphonsi are Eleanor Oldroyd's guests discussing the sports news of the day in 5 live's Friday Sports Panel on air now.

Meanwhile, British number one Johanna Konta is doing "everything I can" to be ready for Wimbledon after she withdraw from her Eastbourne semi-final with a back injury suffered during her win over Angelique Kerber.

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It was closer than close in that final set but multiple unforced errors from Watson meant the Dane was able to break through.

It ended 2-6 6-3 5-7 in favour of former world number one Caroline Wozniacki and she goes on to face Karolina Pliskova in Saturday's final.

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A moment most Huddersfield fans surely thought would never happen? The Terriers in the Premier League. They begin on the opening day with a trip to Frank de Boer's Crystal Palace.

With the return of live cricket to the BBC TV in 21 years, why not find out how YOU can get involved with game.

We've got all you need to know with our Get Inspired guide or, if you have/know any five- to eight-year-olds who would like to try the game then the All Stars Cricket might be for them.

Just ask England bowler Stuart Broad.....

Staying with the grass courts and we have some footage of Andy Murray in training this morning. How does the world number one look to be moving to you? Is it all part of a master plan? Let us know your thoughts on his chances for Wimbledon at #bbcsportsday

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It's a one set match now between Heather Watson and Caroline Wozniacki at Eastbourne.

The Brit took the second in convincing style but was helped by Wozniacki, who has been suffering with an abdominal injury, taking a medical time out.

Let's go Heather, let's go!

Remember, a place in the final is up for grabs...

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The Daily Mail say Arsenal are not going to pursue Monaco's 18-year-old striker Kylian Mbappe and will focus instead on Lyon forward Alexandre Lacazette and Monaco's Thomas "Mark" Lemar.