may not have a big impact on the infection numbers as our vaccine interest winter. the entertainer des o'connor— known for his prime—time tv shows — has died at the age of 88. the uk's chief brexit negotiator insists he won't be changing course ahead of a crucial week in trade talks with the eu. the former liverpool and england goalkeeper ray clemence has died at the age of 72. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. the most successful driver in the history of f1. lewis hamilton wins his 7th world title, after victory in turkey.

you can only dream of a day like this. finishing sixth and then winning the championship, just would not of been the same. dustinjohnson closes in, on a first masters title — can the world number one hold his nerve at augusta. and one of the greats of goalkeeping — ray clemence dies at the age of 72. we'll be hearing tributes to the former liverpool legend. hello and welcome to sportsday. what a day it was for luis hamilton, becoming one of the most successful drivers in formula 1 history with

victory at the turkish grand prix. joe wilson has all the details. when formula 1 meets a slippery trek, suddenly it is like ice. like that. one of the early spenders, the black mercedes, theoretically lewis hamilton's rival for the world title. all you do is keep going and trust his car. the track was trying but not try, there was a big difference. everything was working. he did not need to win this race. he a lwa ys he did not need to win this race. he always needs to win this race and like this, he led. the 24th grand prix victory was its own triumph. he is won more races than anyone. he is a seven—time row champion, same as michael schumacher, the most titles ever. thank you so much of one for

your support. no drivers travel further. when i was young, member watching the grand prix, this is way beyond our dreams it's so important for kids to see this in the don't listen to anybody that is you can't achieve something. dream the impossible. statistically, an grand prix history, he is the best. we're into the final few holes on the last day of the masters. the world number one dustinjohnson still the man out in front at augusta — but any slip ups and several could be poised to take advantage. austin halewood joins me in the studio with more. — dustin johnson holding his nerve so far. yeah, it's one of the most exciting days in sport isn't it — the final round of the masters. but dustin johnson is dealing

with the pressure so far, the world number one out in front — he was was the man to catch heading into the final round. and it looks like he might be heading for that green jacket. he's got a four shot lead with five holes to go... now. just to remind you, he started on 16 under par — that was a four shot lead over the rest of the field — he dropped two shots early on, one at the fourth and then another at the fifth after this missed putt. however, he made this brilliant tee shot on the sixth and he's not looked back since there. with just a few holes left to go. now the men trying to catch him are australian cameron smith and korea's sungjae im — but just a few shots behind them is rory mcilroy. not many would have seen this coming after that dreadful start to the masters. he's probably too far back now but he's having another really good day. he made three birdies on the front 9

including this one on the 6th. and then another here on the par 5 13th after this brilliant second from the rough but, once again at a major, mcilroy looks like he might be left rueing that opening round. if i can jsut show his record since 2015 in majors. heading into the masters he was 28 over for the first round of major championships. but then 56 under in the final 3 rounds over the same period of time. so it looks like that first round will cost him again. now the last masters was all about tiger woods, but the final round this year will be one he'll quickly want to forget. this was tiger on the small par 3 12th hole. hitting his tee shot into the water.

now, this was his third shot after a penalty drop — that one into the water as well. and then this was his sixth out of the bunker, that one was wet too. he went on to make a 10 — his worst hole in history at the masters. so some comfort to all you amateur golfers out there, so finally. lets just take a look at the latest leaderboard. 18 under par, five holes to go but, it looks like it just 18 under par, five holes to go but, it looks like itjust might be too much for him to do to catch up with dustinjohnson there. so, not wanting not long to go... but it looks like dj will be the man

in the green jacket in less than an hour's time. considering he is the masters champion, thank you very much indeed. a quick look at some of today's other sports stories. joan mir has won the motogp championship in just his second season in the series. he came 7th at the valencia grand prix — and won after his main rival, fabio ouartararo crashed out with ‘19 laps to go. olympic champion adam peaty has broken the 100 meters breastroke short course world record, for the first time in his career. peaty — who's in the black cap near the top of the screen — set a time of 55.49 in the semi—finals of the international swimming league. and dominic thiem opened the atp finals with a win — getting revenge over the man he lost to in last year's final — stefanos tsitsipas. thiem won in three sets, later on, rafa nadal goes up against andrey rublev. tributes have been flooding in for the former liverpool, tottenham and england goalkeeper ray clemence — who has died at the age of 72. former liverpool great sir kenny dalglish said today

we have lost a true legend. sentiments echoed by many across football. clemence won three european cups, five league titles, and two fa cups, in a career spanning more than 20 years. andy swiss reports. when it came to the art of goalkeeping, few could be ray clements. in the reports all conquering team of the 19705, she conquering team of the 19705, 5he was the cornerstone and his courage and composure key to their success in their products five league titles, three european cops and legendary status. even after he moved to tottenham in 1981, the liverpool fence and welcomed him back like a hero. he won the fa cup with the spurs a5 back like a hero. he won the fa cup with the spurs as well as 61 with england. only the presence of peter shelton prevented him from winning more he laterjoined the coaching

staff and across football, there we re staff and across football, there were a few more popular figures. staff and across football, there were a few more popular figuresm was a time for people. we have massive highs and disparate lows and throughout all of that, whether it be high or low, you always got the same ray clements smile. but for all his warmth and wisdom, it was for moments like this that ray clements will be best remembered. one of england's goalkeeping greats. ray clemence, who's died at the age of 7. well, the former england winger chris waddle joined me earlier — he played in the same tottenham team as clemence in the late 80's. and told what a generous man he was. he was my favourite growing up. when i was playing and i used to love watching them play, a great goalkeeper. then he moved to

totte n ha m goalkeeper. then he moved to tottenham and i remember that and i moved on from newcastle down to totte n ha m moved on from newcastle down to tottenham and ray lived on the same place as me. obviously, bigger house. but he was really helpful because his move from the north to the south was my first move was well into view this family were great and i thank into view this family were great and ithank him into view this family were great and i thank him for what he's done. his knowledge of the game helped us at totte n ha m knowledge of the game helped us at tottenham because of his big move for us and he was just a great guy and always around, helpful, good and he would be there and yet, it is really sad day. everyone saying how generous he was a man, bullet spirit ta ke generous he was a man, bullet spirit take away from him with the players he was in the liverpool site and he was expecting standards and if you do not think you're putting it in, he would let you know. it was great

learning curve for me and come from newcastle and for him, and the cups, all of a sudden, some of my bed telling you and sometimes he did telling you and sometimes he did tell you. he appreciated it because he was a winner because he want you to succeed in what the team to succeed. so, to work with someone of that calibre to a spin to the top, he was great for us. scotland have lost their first game since qualifying for the european championship. slovakia — who made it through to next years tournament themselves after beating northern ireland on thursday night — scored the only goal of the game through jan gregus in the first half. scotland lose their 9 match unbeaten run... but still top the group. later, england are away at group leaders belgium, and northern ireland are away to austria. wales have gareth bale captaining them against rep of ireland, where it's1—0 to wales, who currently top the group. into the second half there.

some more of today's sports stories now and a bizarre own goal from arsenal's lotte wubben—moy meant that her side missed the chance to go top of the womens super league. it looked like beth mead's goal would see them beat london rivals, and champions, chelsea, but the last minute own goal meant both teams had to settle for a point. great britain have finished top of the medal table at the european track cycling championships in bulgaria. 20—year—old welshman ethan vernon won silver with a personal best, in the one kilometre time trial, while elinor barker and laura kenny took bronze in the madison. munster enjoyed a comprehensive 38—22 win over ospreys in the pro 1a. man of the match gavin coombes scored three tries for munster. they're top of conference b with 5 wins out of 5, ospreys are third in conference a. boxing finally and ireland's katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best — as she defended all four of her belts at wembley arena last night.

and then promised her best is yet to come. taylor beat the spaniard miriam gutierrez, who was previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. promoter eddie hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. that's all from sportsday. coming up next it's click.

hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing ok. at the moment, we are all online much more than we used to be — i'm talking about us, the adults, but also our children too. and for many parents, there have been huge challenges trying to work from home at the same time as supervising children. and that has meant, in some cases, handing over devices before the proper parental controls are in place. and that's compounded by the fact that they may not have had enough time to supervise in the way that they would've done in an ideal world. so with my youngest, it's simple — i'm there, i operate the computer for her, i know she's not gonna see anything that she shouldn't. but my son is starting to get to the age where i want to give him a bit more independence but i also want to keep him absolutely safe. so — so what do i do? can i rely on parental control software to block all harmful content? i feel that i also should be

teaching him how to spot and possibly even become resilient to the stuff that he will still encounter online. yep, that's a dilemma that all of us parents have to face, so we've been taking a look at some of the tech that aims to help, but also how companies and legislation could perhaps do more. this is sophie. she was just 13 when she took her own life. sophie had been suffering from depression and had had suicidal thought. like many parents, we'd given sophie a phone, and we gave her that at the age of 12, and we discovered a few months later that sophie had been accessing really difficult material, really completely inappropriate for, well, in my view, anyone, but certainly a child of her age.