premier league match in a row. and at the 15th attempt, benevento record their first ever serie a point thanks to their goalkeeper. hello, and welcome to the programme. we start with the news that american, ricky fowler, has won golf's hero world challenge in the bahamas by four shots finishing on 18 under. he carded a destructive final round of 11 under sweeping away all others setting a new course and tournament record in what was also the lowest round of his career. next best was his compatriot, charley hoffman, on m under, while tiger woods who hosted the event in his latest comeback from injury fired a final round of four under to finish tied for ninth, ten shots behind fowler. paul frostick was watching. the lead—up to this event in the bahamas was dominated by the return of tiger woods. this would be his first completed tournament in a year. no one could match rickie fowler, though. the world number

nine birdied his first seven holes on his way to a course record 11 under par61. on his way to a course record 11 under par 61. the american court victory by four strokes, finishing 18 underfor the victory by four strokes, finishing 18 under for the tournament. —— victory by four strokes, finishing 18 underfor the tournament. —— got. overnight leader, charley hoffman, fell in the second. tommy fleetwood, tying for third along withjordan spieth. many wondered how tiger woods would do in his first tournament in nearly 10 months following spinal surgery. the answer was a positive one. pain—free, the former world than the one struck six birdies and an eagle before two closing bogeys. he has promised to return in 2018. bbc news. iam i am excited. i am excited with the way this week has gone on. you know, with the competitive rounds, but also the duty that night, the

functions. —— duties at night. i still got my training in. it was a good week to be i don't know what my schedule will be, but my expectation isi schedule will be, but my expectation is i will be playing next year. how many, were, i don't know. —— where. it went to a play—off at the mauritius open. arjun atwal and dylan frittelli tied after the final round. atwal, of india, managed only a par on the first play—off hole, while the south african, frittelli, held his nerve to grab a birdie, after both men had ended the tournament on 16 under par. and there was also a play—off at the asian golf championship in china. xiao bowen took the title in xiamen. he beat australia's bryden macpherson at the kaikou golf club. the pair could not be split during the first extra hole. but xiao‘s excellent second shot at the second allowed him to tap in for the win. now to football, and the news that manchester city have a chance to break new ground against their rivals manchester united at old trafford next sunday. david silva's 83rd—minute finish

against west ham saw city win a record—equalling 13th premier league match in a row with victory at the etihad stadium. they could be the first ever team to win14 in a row if they beat jose mourinho‘s side next weekend. angelo ogbonna put west ham ahead but nicolas otamendi equalised before silva pounced with seven minutes left. west ham boss david moyes has now overseen three defeats and a draw since taking overfrom slaven bilic. his team sit 19th in the table. the second half, it was quite similar. i thought we would score. but today was a bit different. it was massive, no chances. they played 10 players inside the box. it is almost impossible to do that. southampton striker, charlie austin, got a second—half equaliser as his side drew 1—1 with bournemouth in the south coast derby. the hosts went ahead four minutes before the breakthrough a ryan fraser goal.

southampton climb one place to 11th, three places above the cherries. today we were good. i thought southampton were good as well. it made for a great game. attacking teams going at it. there was no thought of any team settling for a point. it was a good effort for the premier league. we are disappointed not to hold on. but it is a much improved performance. ivan perisic fired unbeaten inter to the top of serie a on sunday with a hat—trick in a 5—0 win over chievo verona. perisic opened the san siro goal blitz after 23 minutes and added two more in the second half, while inter captain, mauro icardi, made it 16 for the season seven minutes before the break and defender milan skriniar found the net on the hour mark. luciano spalletti's inter are now the league's only unbeaten team after 15 games, after napoli lost 1—0 at home to champions, juventus, on friday. the story of the day perhaps

involved inter‘s city rivals, milan, when goalkeeper, alberto brignoli, snatched newcomers benevento‘s first ever serie a point deep into stoppage time to spark wild celebrations for his team and their fans after a 2—2 draw. gennaro gattuso only replaced the sacked vincenzo montella at the san siro last week and conceding that late goal leaves his side down in eighth place. they looked to be heading for victory going into the 95th minute of the match before a free kick, which was headed in by benevento‘s goalkeeper, brignoli. that secured the team's first point in the italian top division and brignoli is the first goalkeeper to score in serie a since 2001. elsewhere fiorentina beat sassuolo 3—0, bologna and cagliari drew 1—1, while a 90th—minute winner from felipe caicedo saw lazio beat sampdoria, 2—1. a big result in spain on sunday. 10—man getafe got a shock victory over second—placed valencia to leave barcelona five points clear at the top of the primera division. markel bergara's second—half strike won the day despite getafe having to play for more than an hour with ten men after mauro arambarri picked up two bookings

in the space of four minutes. translation: the roadmap will remain the same. we are waiting with a certain style of football. u nfortu nately, certain style of football. unfortunately, today, it could not be because of certain circumstances. sometimes, when you play against 10 men, it is almost more difficult. such was the case today. after the sand off it was impossible to play out kind of game. it was impossible to make any conclusions after a game like today. also on sunday eibar beat espanyol 3—1, while leganes make up ground on villarreal after they beat them by the same scoreline. in a little over two hours, day three of the second ashes test gets under way with australia in control in adelaide. when rain ended the second day's action, england were 29 for one in their first innings sill 413

runs behind the hosts, who declared on a42 for eight. shaun marsh made an unbeaten century. yeah, there were a few emotions. at around 90 we got a little bit nervous. just obviously extremely happy to get 100. to get 100 in an ashes is pretty special. so, england's choice to bowl first, having won the toss, looks to have been a mistake. the england coach, trevor bayliss, was asked if he and captain, joe root, regretted that decision. you would not do anything different. it is well documented, you know, one of our challenges is taking wickets on flatter wickets. joe root wanted to give our guys the best opportunity to take 20 wickets. as we have just opportunity to take 20 wickets. as we havejust said, on opportunity to take 20 wickets. as we have just said, on this occasion, it did not work out our way even

though i thought we bowled pretty well. confidence is a good feeling in the dressing rooms. it is not impossible to score runs. many batters made starts. it is not impossible to score runs and there isa impossible to score runs and there is a lot of time left in the game. not unusual for rain to stop play as we heard about in adelaide. but how about smog? a mix of smoke and fog caused three delays in delhi in the third and final test between india and sri lanka. the majority of the sri lankan players returned from the second day's lunch—break wearing facemasks, as the seasonal haze affecting the region thickened over the stadium. lahiru gamage and suranga lakmal both left the field at one point after finding it difficult to breathe. in scoring terms, sri lanka will resume on 131 for three in theirfirst innings. that was in reply to india's 536 for seven declared. india's captain virat kohli made 2113 his sixth double century in just over 17 months as india lead the series 1—0 and if they avoid defeat, they'll achieve a record—equalling ninth straight series win. in wellington, the west indies are facing an uphill battle to save the opening test

of their series against new zealand. the visitors resumed on "214 for two" on day four in their second innings and have moved up. kraigg brathwaite adding just 12 to his overnight total before being dismissed for 91. john higgins is through to the third round. he was made to battle for the six frames to four victory over china, making just wind 50 plus break. —— one. hita raw china, making just wind 50 plus break. —— one. hit a raw is another chinese player next up. —— his reward is. that is sadly all we have four today's edition of sport today. —— for. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello once again.

there were certainly enough gaps in the cloud in the first part of the night for our weather watchers to get a really good view of the night's super moon. after what had been a pretty reasonable day, especially so across parts of northern ireland, scotland, the north of england, probably the best of the sunshine here. that's not to say we start the new day with plenty of gaps around because we have weather fronts not a million miles away and there may be enough cloud for there to be the odd spot of rain across the far north of scotland, showers running through the western side of scotland and down through the irish sea. out east, bit of a concern about how dense some of the fog patches will be, not first thing, some may linger in east anglia, the south—east and central and southern england but elsewhere, a cooler not start, as you would expect for the start of the year and essentially it's a dry one. that's not the case for the north of scotland, quite breezy and wet here, especially in the northern isles. elsewhere, a speckling of showers for northern scotland and northern ireland but that's

the exception to essentially a dry rule, as i say, some of the fog may take time to get away from the south—eastern quarter. there may be more low cloud than i'm showing here, giving a rather grey aspect to the day. that prospect gradually drifting from west to east. if yourfog lingers, six degrees could be your high, elsewhere, eight, nine, ten. not a great deal happening during the evening, perhaps just freshening up the wind, that's a sign of things to come, especially for northern scotland, wet and windy fare here as we get on during the day on tuesday but elsewhere not a bad day, quite a quiet start to the week. notice monday and tuesday. however, we begin to change things quite markedly as we get on into wednesday. here across northern and western parts it's either wet and windy orjust for some windy, but at least it's coming from the south, that's your mildest day of the week by some degree. notice how we've got a lot of isobars here, hence that windy nature to wednesday, it becomes more widespread and crucially through thursday the wind begins to change direction. i'm just about to show you how extensive that change becomes in the latter part of the week, looked at that, cold air right down and across all parts

of the british isles, rather like the middle of last week. i'm going to show you the effect on the temperatures, see how through the day they begin to fall away, ten in norwich at the start of the day when you've got the mild air and wet and windy weather, and brighter skies later but the temperatures fall away. so the start of the week is mostly fine, then it gets wet and windy and certainly by the latter part of the week, it turns much, much colder. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is lewis vaughanjones. our top stories: hours before the biggest—everjoint us—south korean airforce exercise gets underway, washington says the potential for war with north korea

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