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Johanna Konta

Johanna Konta

British-Australian former tennis playerWikipedia

Search complete. 4 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Johanna Konta".

Sep 9, 2026

Ajla TomljanovicHOST
6:02
It was...
Ajla TomljanovicHOST
6:02
You know, I played it the first time the rule came i- in, in Australian Open, and I was like, "What are the chances?" 'Cause my coach was like, "Aila, let's practice a few 10-point breakers." And I was like, "What are the chances I'm gonna play a 10-pointer first round against Johanna Konta?" And I lost 10-7.
Brad GilbertHOST
6:17
Yeah.
Brad GilbertHOST
6:17
So, so I think that I did catch that.
Alex Davis-JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:23
We are doing this safely and responsibly to ensure that there is always a prison place available for someone who needs it.
Caroline NichollsHOST
1:29
Ahead of a common statement tomorrow, we'll look at the numbers of prisoners likely to be released and the use of indefinite sentences.
Caroline NichollsHOST
1:37
Also tonight, Kemi Badenoch reshuffles her Conservative frontbench team, sacking Samel Stride, a shadow chancellor.
Caroline NichollsHOST
1:45
The governor of the Bank of England gives a warning about the dangers AI poses to the global financial system.
Ian WatsonCORRESPONDENT
3:28
The Victims Minister, Alex Davis-Jones, said a range of measures were being examined, including the release of some so-called IPP prisoners who'd been given indefinite sentences.
Ian WatsonCORRESPONDENT
3:38
But she conceded that the changes wouldn't leave much leeway in the system.
Alex Davis-JonesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:42
We will have capacity within the system with those numbers, but it will be run very tight, which is why the Prime Minister has tasked us with looking at what more we can do regarding IPP prisoners by deporting foreign national offenders who are within the criminal justice system quicker.
Ian WatsonCORRESPONDENT
3:56
The Conservatives called for the suspension of early release and argued that while the government was now keeping some serious offenders in prison longer, it would still be allowing others back into the community.

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