and snow air we could see sleet and snow falling, mainly over high land and grampian and that cold weather will stick round overnight as well but it's a fine line between rain and snow and for much of scotland it is raining. 11 degrees in glasgow. we may get rain later in northern ireland, but mild day for england and wales, and a brighter day than today, we may see a bit more sunshine giving those temperatures a boost to 15 degrees, but, as we head into wednesday, there is more low pressure, more weatherfront, it is unsettled. the front will push away hiring temperatures and along the boundary up to the north of scotland we still have colder air in the far north, threatenening sleeted and snow, for many it will be a brighter picture with sunshine but also showers, some could be heavy, blustery winds round and so temperatures are not going to be as high —— on wednesday but the cold air, at the moment, is in the far north of scotland. but look what happens as we head through thursday this and continuing into friday, that colder air is going to push southwards and it could be a few

wintry showers. thank you a reminder of our top story... the ukrainian president has visited bucha and calls the killing of civilians a war crime and genocide. is all from the bbc news at six, goodbye from me and on bbc one we canjoin the bbc news goodbye from me and on bbc one we can join the bbc news teams where you are. bye. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. a change at the top of tennis. we hear from britton's joe change at the top of tennis. we hear from britton'sjoe at salisbury in the doubles. the fallout from the darby continues as a battle is thrown onto the pitch following the loss at eye box. and will tiger woods return at the masters.

the practice round has everyone talking, ahead of what could be a sensational comeback this week. also coming up in the programme... the�*re back in the big time. liverpool clinch promotion to the women's super league, we hear from their captain. and — retiring from football atjust 23 years old. manchester united goalkeeper paul woolston tells us about the impact it's had on him. this dream is over for now. but looking at it, it's the right decision. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's all change at the top of world tennis, and what a weekend it's been for iga swiatek — the new women's number one who's been speaking to us here at bbc sport. after her win in the miami open. it's 17 wins in a row for her now — she replaces ash barty, who retired from tennis last month,

something which really struck a nerve with swiatek when she heard the news. i was crying for 30 minutes, basically, both because of, you know, her retirement, i didn't really know it's going to happen and it really surprised me because i always had this vision that we are going to all play until we are 35 or something, until our bodies are going to be so tired that we can't any more. her decision was really brave. ifelt a lot any more. her decision was really brave. i felt a lot of emotions because of that, but also because of my position, as you already know how the rules work, i didn't know if she can make a decision that she's going to keep her ranking arejust can make a decision that she's going to keep her ranking are just not be in the rankings any more. after two hours of being really emotional, i realised that you don't know what's going to happen, and you still have to win some matches and make a decision, so let's wait with the

emotions and with being excited because we have work to do. after india, i didn't have time to digest it. forsure, right now india, i didn't have time to digest it. for sure, right now i'm going to take some time to, i don't know, analyse what happened from a work point of view, but emotionally, yeah, i mean, it's really intense. i felt a lot of emotions from, you know, i kind think when you are proud of the satisfaction to, confusion, surprise, because honestly, i keep repeating that this past week showed me that i can trust in myself a little bit more and trust my skills and my tennis and my head in the match, but before i didn't know it was possible for me to have a streak like that. so it's also kind of surprised me. and britain has a new world number one in tennis too, joe salisbury — who today is confirmed as top of the rankings

in the men's doubles. salisbury has enjoyed plenty of success on the tour — including two grand slams in the doubles. it's amazing. i suppose i hadn't really— it's amazing. i suppose i hadn't really thought about it too much, just focusing on trying to get better, — just focusing on trying to get better, trying to win each week, when _ better, trying to win each week, when the — better, trying to win each week, when the tournament so that we play and the _ when the tournament so that we play and the rankings take kjaer of itself— and the rankings take kjaer of itself it— and the rankings take kjaer of itself if you are doing well. but obviously — itself if you are doing well. but obviously there's not been to many british— obviously there's not been to many british number ones, and when i finish _ british number ones, and when i finish my— british number ones, and when i finish my career to have been a world _ finish my career to have been a world number one is pretty special. not too _ world number one is pretty special. not too many people have done that stop it) _ not too many people have done that st0p it) say— not too many people have done that stop id say that not too many people have done _ stop id say that not too many people have done it, they are names, i wonder what kind of support have they tteen— wonder what kind of support have they been to wonder what kind of support have the bee ., , ., ., ~ wonder what kind of support have the bee ., ., ~ ., they been to you, what kind of part has the tape _ they been to you, what kind of part has the tape played _ they been to you, what kind of part has the tape played in _ they been to you, what kind of part has the tape played in your- they been to you, what kind of part has the tape played in your career. has the tape played in your career to this point?— to this point? they have been amazin: to this point? they have been amazing to — to this point? they have been amazing to look _ to this point? they have been amazing to look up _ to this point? they have been amazing to look up to, - to this point? they have been amazing to look up to, to - to this point? they have been - amazing to look up to, to practice at then i— amazing to look up to, to practice at them. i got the chance to play with both — at them. i got the chance to play with both of them, jamie at the atp cap, and _ with both of them, jamie at the atp cap, and andy at the olympics. i rememher— cap, and andy at the olympics. i remember when cap, and andy at the olympics. i

rememberwhen i cap, and andy at the olympics. i remember when i started playing doubles — remember when i started playing doubles and training withjamie, it was amazing to be around him to practice — was amazing to be around him to practice with him and looking up to him, _ practice with him and looking up to hint. kind _ practice with him and looking up to hint. kind of— practice with him and looking up to him, kind of dreaming to play the tournament that he's been playing, playing _ tournament that he's been playing, playing on— tournament that he's been playing, playing on the mean to her and getting — playing on the mean to her and getting up to where he has been. obviously— getting up to where he has been. obviously andy is such an inspiration into play with him at the olympics is really special. it is pretty— the olympics is really special. it is pretty cool to be part that company. | is pretty cool to be part that company-— is pretty cool to be part that coman . ., , company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of— company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of what _ company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of what it _ company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of what it has _ company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of what it has taken - company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of what it has taken to - company. i wonder, can you give us an idea of what it has taken to get l an idea of what it has taken to get to this point? because he don'tjust arrive at this number one spot, if years of hard work and sacrifice. it years of hard work and sacrifice. it is. i don't feel like i'm really an exception — is. i don't feel like i'm really an exception in that area. i think the most professional players record, train _ most professional players record, train hard. — most professional players record, train hard, do their best to improve, _ train hard, do their best to improve, to work their way up the ranking, _ improve, to work their way up the ranking, to— improve, to work their way up the ranking, to win matches and, i know that i've _ ranking, to win matches and, i know that i've done that, i dedicated myself— that i've done that, i dedicated myself to— that i've done that, i dedicated myself to this sport, and doubles the last— myself to this sport, and doubles the last four or five years, and i think— the last four or five years, and i think i'm — the last four or five years, and i think i'm kind of getting the most out of it— think i'm kind of getting the most out of it that i can. i know i can keep— out of it that i can. i know i can keep going. _ out of it that i can. i know i can keep going, i want to keep improving and win more tournaments. and i'm proud _ and win more tournaments. and i'm proud of— and win more tournaments. and i'm

proud of how— and win more tournaments. and i'm proud of howl and win more tournaments. and i'm proud of how i dedicated myself to the sport — proud of howl dedicated myself to the sort. ~ . . proud of howl dedicated myself to the sport-_ the - proud of howl dedicated myself to the sport._ the next | proud of how i dedicated myself to l the sport._ the next is the sport. what is next? the next is monte carla — the sport. what is next? the next is monte carla next _ the sport. what is next? the next is monte carla next week, _ the sport. what is next? the next is monte carla next week, our- the sport. what is next? the next is monte carla next week, our first - monte carla next week, our first tournament going in as number one seeds~ _ tournament going in as number one seeds. . , ., tournament going in as number one seeds. ., , ., ., tournament going in as number one seeds. ., ., ., ., ., seeds. have you got a target on your back now? even _ seeds. have you got a target on your back now? even more _ seeds. have you got a target on your back now? even more so _ seeds. have you got a target on your back now? even more so than - seeds. have you got a target on your| back now? even more so than before. it's uuite back now? even more so than before. it's quite funny _ back now? even more so than before. it's quite funny that _ back now? even more so than before. it's quite funny that the _ back now? even more so than before. it's quite funny that the first - back now? even more so than before. it's quite funny that the first time - it's quite funny that the first time we witt— it's quite funny that the first time we will go — it's quite funny that the first time we will go into the clay—court season — we will go into the clay—court season which hasn't been our most successful. — season which hasn't been our most successful, we prefer the hard courts— successful, we prefer the hard courts on— successful, we prefer the hard courts on the grass, but it will be a nice _ courts on the grass, but it will be a nice challenge this year to go and as the _ a nice challenge this year to go and as the number one seeded team, the number one — as the number one seeded team, the number one ranked team, and have a -ood number one ranked team, and have a good result— number one ranked team, and have a good result on the clay. how number one ranked team, and have a good result on the clay.— good result on the clay. how are you auoin to good result on the clay. how are you going to celebrate _ good result on the clay. how are you going to celebrate because - good result on the clay. how are you going to celebrate because mcafee l going to celebrate because mcafee got time to celebrate? ads, going to celebrate because mcafee got time to celebrate?— got time to celebrate? a little bit. a cou - le got time to celebrate? a little bit. a coople of— got time to celebrate? a little bit. a couple of celebrations _ got time to celebrate? a little bit. a couple of celebrations at - got time to celebrate? a little bit. a couple of celebrations at the - a couple of celebrations at the weekend — a couple of celebrations at the weekend and i've got a dinner with the team _ weekend and i've got a dinner with the team and a couple of close friends — the team and a couple of close friends tomorrow, so it will be nice tojust _ friends tomorrow, so it will be nice to just share — friends tomorrow, so it will be nice tojust share it friends tomorrow, so it will be nice to just share it with them and reflect— to just share it with them and reflect on— to just share it with them and reflect on everything that's happened. basking in the glory there. rangers and police scotland are continuing investigations after

shards was dashed shards of glass was seen over their rivals yesterday. ranger have said they will ban anyone found guilty of throwing bottles on the pitch. l match here that once again has led to comments from politicians. the first minister of scotland, nicola sturgeon, describing the behaviour of some fans as mindless and thuggish. it became clear that things were not quite rightjust after the break. the celtic goalkeeper making his way over to the six yard box, noticed some broken glass, a broken bottle outlined back to the referee commits to its had to completely clear the area. then it became apparent later that the celtic visio had been hit by a bottle in the back of the head and required stitches. various objects with thrown at various times during and after the game. the spf i'll have said they are looking for any fans who witnessed anything to

come forward. they are waiting for their delegates report before making any comment. ranger so far have said not much, to be honest with you. the police have arrested seven people in total, 21 people where rejected from the stadium here yesterday and seven denied entry. at this club has some big questions to answer from the spf file from football authorities in general and perhaps some change now needed. . general and perhaps some change now needed. , ., ., , ., needed. there is around six weeks to no in the needed. there is around six weeks to go in the premier— needed. there is around six weeks to go in the premier league _ needed. there is around six weeks to go in the premier league season. - and while the title race is set for a grandstand finish, the race for the top four, and with it a champions league spot, is proving just as exciting. spurs hammered newcastle yesterday, to go fourth. tonight, the pressure is on their north london rivals arsenal. the gunners are only behind on goal difference, and have two games in hand. they're away at crystal palace tonight. arsenal boss mikel arteta has been impressed palace's manager — the former arsenal midfielder patrick vieira.

we went through a difficult period, and he managed to keep his calm and his cool. and managed to return the situation, i would say. all the credit to him. and the work he has been doing, and the results that he's had lately have been really positive. everything you do is about the whole team. every individual has a role, every unit has a role, the team has to be with the right level of focus, aggression, understanding of what can happen, and try to avoid it. every phase of the game that we tried to train it, to practise it, and to improve it to the highest level. what we have to do is when the football matches —— what we have to do is win the football matches that we need to do to achieve what we want, and that's only in our hands. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today derby council says it is committed to the survival of derby county, but has stopped short of agreeing

to step in to buy pride park. the stadium is still owned by former owner mel morris, and in a statement, the council says that their preference is for a buyer to purchase the championship club and ground together. britain's geraint thomas is fourth after the opening stage of the tour of the basque country. the ineos grenadiers rider set the early pace in the time trial stage but was eventually overhauled by defending champion primoz roglic, and sits 18 seconds off the lead. and ross taylor rounded off his international career in style, taking the final catch, as new zealand won their third one—day international against the netherlands by 115 runs in hamilton. taylor ends his 16—year international career with new zealand as the country's record run—scorer in tests and odis. it really is the story that has the golf world talking the potential comeback of tiger woods, at this week's masters. back to football now, and liverpool will be back in the women's super league next season. they beat their nearest rivals bristol city —

with two games to spare, but they're been streets ahead in the championship. now they're back in the big time, manager of the men's side jurgen klopp, who's preparing for tomorrow's champions league tie against benfica, hopes the team can stay there, and get the treatment they deserve. really heavy for the girls. it's a big, big thing. obviously liverpool was last year famous for dealing with the women's football outstandingly well, they didn't go to the championship for no reason, but now they are back and we have to make sure that we use the situation. prays for the liverpool's bus. earlier, i spoke to their captain who spoke this weekend. she believes the future is bright for the season season had to. it feels amazing to finall aet season had to. it feels amazing to finally get over — season had to. it feels amazing to finally get over the _ season had to. it feels amazing to finally get over the line _ season had to. it feels amazing to finally get over the line and - season had to. it feels amazing to finally get over the line and have l finally get over the line and have it done and say it is secure and next season we are going to be up there. it's an amazing feeling. it’s there. it's an amazing feeling. it's been an incredible run that you have

been an incredible run that you have been nine, 19 games unbeaten. how does that feel to sort of clench the title with that under your belt? what has it taken to do it in that style? what has it taken to do it in that s le? ~ . , ., ~ what has it taken to do it in that s le? ., , .,~ style? we have definitely worked so hard and we — style? we have definitely worked so hard and we been _ style? we have definitely worked so hard and we been so _ style? we have definitely worked so hard and we been so consistent - style? we have definitely worked so hard and we been so consistent this| hard and we been so consistent this season. the run we have gone on, 19 games unbeaten as i think a testament to the work we have done as a team day in and day out, so we have done it in style, and it makes it that little bit sweeter, to be honest. is it that little bit sweeter, to be honest. . it that little bit sweeter, to be honest. , ., , ., , it that little bit sweeter, to be honest. . ., , . , , honest. is there hope that this site can aet honest. is there hope that this site can get investment _ honest. is there hope that this site can get investment and _ honest. is there hope that this site can get investment and priority - honest. is there hope that this site i can get investment and priority from liverpool when you do juergen klopp has said that it could be improved upon from what it was last time. . be improved upon from what it was last time. , ., _, , ., be improved upon from what it was lasttime. , ., , ., ,, ., last time. yes, of course. you know, it is no secret — last time. yes, of course. you know, it is no secret that _ last time. yes, of course. you know, it is no secret that there _ last time. yes, of course. you know, it is no secret that there were - it is no secret that there were issues in the past with the peace process and different things like this, but the season has been great. there has been a restructure from the top down and investment in the women's team. so they are going to need more investment to be competing at the top level, but the compass philippe behind us and it's great to hearjuergen kopp is well fully behind the team. it's going in the

right direction for sure i. he raised right direction for sure i. he praised him _ right direction for sure i. he praised him for his impact on the team as well. what sort of impact and change has he made on the squad? he's created such a good environment, he has referred to it a lot, the culture like a family, and we have had each other�*s back the whole way through. a couple of stuff we've had to deal but that wasn't hazy, but we have been there for each other, that is testament to that culture and environment he has created. �* . . ~ that culture and environment he has created. 1, . ,, ,., ., created. back when liverpool where in the to created. back when liverpool where in the tap flight _ created. back when liverpool where in the top flight number _ created. back when liverpool where in the top flight number they - created. back when liverpool where in the top flight number they had i created. back when liverpool where in the top flight number they had a l in the top flight number they had a lot of successful, they won the title twice, back to back, is there hope for success when you bounce back up again? can you take on the likes of arsenal, chelsea, and manchester city?— likes of arsenal, chelsea, and manchester city? likes of arsenal, chelsea, and manchester ci ? ., ., ., ., manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that _ manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that and - manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that and to - manchester city? you always want to fancy ourselves to do that and to be l fancy ourselves to do that and to be able to compete, but the important and presses to be able to consolidate our position in the top league and we have to build it back up. obviously we want to be competitive, but it's going to take

a while. there is no doubt we can't do that in a short time frame. has there been — do that in a short time frame. has there been much _ do that in a short time frame. has there been much time to celebrate? the focus now on international football and picking out species and?~ football and picking out species and? ~ . . football and picking out species and? . ., ., football and picking out species and? ., ., , football and picking out species and? ., ., , , and? we had a good party on the bus on the way back. _ and? we had a good party on the bus on the way back. a _ and? we had a good party on the bus on the way back. a lot _ and? we had a good party on the bus on the way back. a lot of _ and? we had a good party on the bus on the way back. a lot of singing - on the way back. a lot of singing songs and my throat is a bit scratchy today, so i definitely can't hit those high notes. but we will party in front of our fans after the international break as the last home game against sheffield. we will keep it under wraps until then. liverpool's captain there. retiring is never easy forfootballers — but when injury makes that decision for you — it can be even harder. manchester united goalkeeper paul woolston has had to call it a day. at the age ofjust 23 — and he's been telling the bbc�*s simon stone about the impact it's had on him. it's been a long, hard road to come to this decision. it's something that i never, you know, ever thought about being a footballer, hanging my boots and gloves up, but it's something that is out of my control,

out of my hands. it's something that was forced upon us to call it quits. looking, you know, trying to come back from an injury, it was always going to be tough. listening to the advice of the specialists going if you do continue, two years coming your way of life will be totally different. you will struggle to walk, so taking everything in and looking at it going, right, actually, this is it. this is not what i've dreamed of, but i need to take the advice and look to the future of the long life of hopefully being quite healthy. figs future of the long life of hopefully being quite healthy.— being quite healthy. as serious as that, that being quite healthy. as serious as that. that you _ being quite healthy. as serious as that, that you might _ being quite healthy. as serious as that, that you might not - being quite healthy. as serious as that, that you might not be - being quite healthy. as serious as that, that you might not be able l being quite healthy. as serious as| that, that you might not be able to talk if you ignore the advice. pretty much. it would be a full hip replacement by the age of 25. and going again from that, it's a long road from there, there is more to life than football. it takes a lot of time and a lot of questions of,

you know, myself of why, sleepless nights, took a while to deal with what i heard when i first heard it. i completely sound out because i didn't want to hear what i was being told. it was have a dream i've ever had since growing up, all i've known is football and to have something that i've wanted all my life taken away from us in an instant, not down to me, butjust down to, you know, some things you can't control and being forced to go, right, this dream is over. for now. but looking at it, it is the right decision. paul will stand there. it really is the story that has the golf world talking the potential comeback of tiger woods, at this week's masters. woods, who won at augusta back in 2019, suffered serious leg injuries in a car crash 14 months and hasn't played since. the fact he's back practising on the famous course has thrilled and tantalised fans into believing he could feature — woods himself says a game—time decision.

we can get some more on this now with american golf commentator matt bonesteel. great to see you. this is the story and everyone's lips at the moment in terms of the golfing community. when are we likely to know whether he will play? he are we likely to know whether he will -la ? ., , �* are we likely to know whether he willla? .,m ._ ., are we likely to know whether he willla? ., ,�* ~, ., ., will play? he doesn't really have a deadhne will play? he doesn't really have a deadline to _ will play? he doesn't really have a deadline to make _ will play? he doesn't really have a deadline to make a _ will play? he doesn't really have a deadline to make a decision. - will play? he doesn't really have a deadline to make a decision. he . deadline to make a decision. he is in the field right now, he's in the field until he lets organisers know that he's not. he shows up at tea—time on thursday, that means he has a history of sort of making late departures from tournaments. he's done it a few days ahead of time in the past when he has had health problems in the past. so it could come later they rate down to the last minute, just as he said. fin last minute, 'ust as he said. on the scale of last minute, just as he said. on the scale of comebacks _ last minute, just as he said. on the scale of comebacks in _ last minute, just as he said. on the scale of comebacks in sports, - last minute, just as he said. on the| scale of comebacks in sports, where do you think this one could rank? how many people would not that tiger woods would be back so soon? especially considering his comments last year where he said he wasn't

going to be a full—time pga tour player any more and he said he would get up or a few tournaments a year, but that's probably all his body would let him do. when you consider the severity of the injuries, he said amputation of his right leg was on the table at one point, so this would be pretty amazing, especially if he can drag himself around that chorus, a tough place to walk. that ossibili chorus, a tough place to walk. that possibility of _ chorus, a tough place to walk. that possibility of walking around at a cost of course, it's known for being quite hilly and tough is it that the best of times. if he was to play, what's the likelihood that he could navigate that chorus? l what's the likelihood that he could navigate that chorus?— what's the likelihood that he could navigate that chorus? i think that's the million-dollar _ navigate that chorus? i think that's the million-dollar question. - navigate that chorus? i think that's the million-dollar question. no - navigate that chorus? i think that's| the million-dollar question. no one the million—dollar question. no one has really seen him play in a year and a half almost. a guy at his age, who's been to that many injuries, it wouldn't surprise anyone if he struggled in his first tournament, but then again it's tiger woods. he's won it five times. all of a sudden, he is back and in

contention, and i don't think that would surprise very many people either. ~' , ., _ would surprise very many people either. ~ ':: would surprise very many people either. ~' ':: ., ., either. like you say, 510 ma'or winner «d either. like you say, 510 ma'or winner of course i either. like you say, 510 ma'or winner of course acosta. �* either. like you say, 510 major winner of course acosta. that l either. like you say, 510 major- winner of course acosta. that magic that tiger is to used to the masters, how excited he think the answer to see that again. so much nostalgia associated with tiger woods at this course. the nostalgia associated with tiger woods at this course.- nostalgia associated with tiger woods at this course. the golf world is waitin: woods at this course. the golf world is waiting to — woods at this course. the golf world is waiting to see _ woods at this course. the golf world is waiting to see what _ woods at this course. the golf world is waiting to see what he _ woods at this course. the golf world is waiting to see what he does. - woods at this course. the golf world is waiting to see what he does. if. is waiting to see what he does. if he comes back, that really amped things up a thousand times. even non—hard—core golf fans love to watch tiger woods play golf, and i think for the tournament, for the sport and for everyone involved, i think it would make things really exciting. it’s think it would make things really excitina. �* . ~ , think it would make things really excitina. �* , ,, , ., exciting. it's unlikely that if he does play. _ exciting. it's unlikely that if he does play. that _ exciting. it's unlikely that if he does play, that is _ exciting. it's unlikely that if he does play, that is featured - exciting. it's unlikely that if he - does play, that is featured towards the top end of the leaderboard. who knows? the other writers for the masters this year, who are they? l masters this year, who are they? i am sarri, can you repeat the question is way too at the other potential winners this year? i'm looking at guys likejustin thomas, who's never played all that well i got stuck, but i think his game is in the right shape to win this year.

you have dustinjohnson who's game is approaching the level it was when 12 years ago. then you have the new quys 12 years ago. then you have the new guys who have the new guys who haven't won yet, skye shevlin who has won three of the last five tournaments he's played and to rise tournaments he's played and to rise to number one in the world. and kim smith from australia, he has won twice this year and is looking dead and played really well in the past. i am looking at those four or five quys i am looking at those four or five guys as my best shot to win. finally, it would be lovely to see the full crowds at a cost of this year. how rockets are we expecting it to be? if year. how rockets are we expecting it to be? . year. how rockets are we expecting it to be? , ., , , it to be? if tiger is there all bets are off. it to be? if tiger is there all bets are off- the _ it to be? if tiger is there all bets are off. the tournament - it to be? if tiger is there all bets i are off. the tournament organisers let them be at a place like i got stuck, but it will be fun to watch. max, thank you very much indeed. much appreciated for us there. staying with golf and jennifer kupcho said it was "surreal" after winning the chevron championship in california, the first major of the season. she led by six shots going into the final round and it was a buffer she needed, as she closed with a nervy 7a and came home just two shots clear ofjessica korda.

it was her first tour title — and kupcho observed the event's tradition byjumping into poppie's pond by the 18th green, along with her caddy and husband. they'll be the last to do that though — after 50 years at mission hills country club, the tournament is moving to a new home in houston, texas next season. icame i came out trying to shoot a couple under. i mean, i had a six stroke lead and i shot eight under yesterday, so i think it if someone can do that, then they deserve to be in the playoffs. so that was really my mentality and that's what i was fighting for all day. i think it's a rail to be a major winner. it was really special, and to be the last person here at mission hills to jump into poppy's pond, it's all really special. it sure is. will they miss it though? who knows.

an 11—year—old table tennis player an 11 year—old table tennis player from sussex has been tipped for paralympic success by world number one and paralympic champion will bayley. bly, who has cerebral palsy, took up the game less than a year ago after being talent spotted at a sports camp. she 5 now been fast tracked to the british paralympic development squad and is coached by rio gold medallist bayley. juliette parkin reports. her talent was spotted almost as soon as she picked up the bats. and it's not difficult to see why. this is an 11—year—old demonstrating her skills at an assembly at the cardinal newman school and whole. proving she is not afraid to take on a paralympic champion. l proving she is not afraid to take on a paralympic champion.— a paralympic champion. i didn't think that a paralympic champion. i didn't thinkthat l _ a paralympic champion. i didn't think that i would _ a paralympic champion. i didn't think that i would be _ a paralympic champion. i didn't think that i would be good - a paralympic champion. i didn't think that i would be good at i a paralympic champion. i didn't i think that i would be good at table tennis. ijust, yeah, itjust happened. it's like a miracle. i've been enjoying the club idea. elia; happened. it's like a miracle. i've been enjoying the club idea. big is been en'oying the club idea. bly is a art been enjoying the club idea. bly is a art of been enjoying the club idea. bly is a part of the _ been enjoying the club idea. bly is a part of the club _ been enjoying the club idea. bly is a part of the club and _ been enjoying the club idea. bly is a part of the club and transported five times a week. she even gets one—on—one coaching with will bailey and it's her attitude that has impressed the club the most. the

next he mrs a shot, she straight into the next one. you see her running around the hall and doing absolutely everything she can. so we've never seen anything like it in 15 years. brute we've never seen anything like it in 15 ears. ~ . . . we've never seen anything like it in 15 ears. ., . , 15 years. we have started the club 15 years. we have started the club 15 ears 15 years. we have started the club 15 years ago _ 15 years. we have started the club 15 years ago and — 15 years. we have started the club 15 years ago and we _ 15 years. we have started the club 15 years ago and we have never i 15 years. we have started the club. 15 years ago and we have never had 15 years. we have started the club i 15 years ago and we have never had a player— 15 years ago and we have never had a player like _ 15 years ago and we have never had a player like bly. she 15 years ago and we have never had a player like bly-— player like bly. she inspires me, in the training hall, _ player like bly. she inspires me, in the training hall, seeing _ player like bly. she inspires me, in the training hall, seeing how- player like bly. she inspires me, in the training hall, seeing how hard. the training hall, seeing how hard she works i— the training hall, seeing how hard she works. i want _ the training hall, seeing how hard she works. i want people - the training hall, seeing how hard she works. i want people that i the training hall, seeing how hard she works. i want people that herj she works. i want people that her school _ she works. i want people that her school to — she works. i want people that her school to see _ she works. i want people that her school to see that _ she works. i want people that her school to see that as _ she works. i want people that her school to see that as well - she works. i want people that her school to see that as well and i school to see that as well and see what _ school to see that as well and see what character _ school to see that as well and see what character she _ school to see that as well and see what character she is _ school to see that as well and see what character she is and - school to see that as well and see what character she is and how i what character she is and how amazing — what character she is and how amazing she is _ what character she is and how amazing she is and _ what character she is and how amazing she is and how- what character she is and how i amazing she is and how amazing what character she is and how - amazing she is and how amazing she is, amazing she is and how amazing she is. really. _ amazing she is and how amazing she is. really. i_ amazing she is and how amazing she is. really. ithink— amazing she is and how amazing she is, really. i think she's— amazing she is and how amazing she is, really. i think she's going - amazing she is and how amazing she is, really. i think she's going to- is, really. i think she's going to go all— is, really. i think she's going to go all the — is, really. i think she's going to go all the way _ is, really. i think she's going to go all the way. it's just - is, really. i think she's going to go all the way. it's just nice toi is, really. i think she's going to. go all the way. it'sjust nice to be at the _ go all the way. it'sjust nice to be at the start— go all the way. it'sjust nice to be at the start of— go all the way. it'sjust nice to be at the start of it. _ go all the way. it'sjust nice to be at the start of it. iinfill— go all the way. it's 'ust nice to be at the start of it._ at the start of it. will bailey won old at the start of it. will bailey won gold at the _ at the start of it. will bailey won gold at the paralympic _ at the start of it. will bailey won gold at the paralympic games i at the start of it. will bailey won l gold at the paralympic games and railing picked up two silvers in tokyo last summer. he lives on the sussex coast and now divides his training between brighton and parent table tent —— table tenter —— table tennis centre where pets and hours and hours of practice into the run up and hours of practice into the run up to a major championship. he has a site set on another golden parents of 2024 and. it site set on another golden parents of 2024 and-— of 2024 and. it would mean everything _ of 2024 and. it would mean everything to _ of 2024 and. it would mean everything to another- of 2024 and. it would mean everything to another gold. | of 2024 and. it would mean i everything to another gold. my of 2024 and. it would mean - everything to another gold. my kids are old enough now, deftly by the time i'm in paris to understand, you know, what i've achieved and i want

them to see me win a gold medal. for them to see me win a gold medal. for the students, chance to hear what makes a champion, to feel the weight of the prize and to celebrate one of their own. the of the prize and to celebrate one of their own. . . of the prize and to celebrate one of their own. .. ., , �*, , their own. the fact that she's been sotted b their own. the fact that she's been spotted by a _ their own. the fact that she's been spotted by a paralympic _ their own. the fact that she's been spotted by a paralympic end, i- their own. the fact that she's been l spotted by a paralympic end, i think they have _ spotted by a paralympic end, i think they have been so impressed at that. she is— they have been so impressed at that. she is going — they have been so impressed at that. she is going to be very high—profile in our— she is going to be very high—profile in our school for a long time. i�*m in our school for a long time. i'm hoping to — in our school for a long time. i'm hoping to go _ in our school for a long time. l�*rn hoping to go to the youth olympic5 hoping to go to the youth olympics and hopefully win gold. band hoping to go to the youth olympics and hopefully win gold.— and hopefully win gold. and her coach can tell _ and hopefully win gold. and her coach can tell her _ and hopefully win gold. and her coach can tell her exactly i and hopefully win gold. and her coach can tell her exactly how. coach can tell her exactly how that's done. juliette parkin, bbc news, hove. that is just about it from here on sportsday. thanks for watching. a reminder the football tonight for the english family, our sly crystal palace at eight o'clock. keep up—to—date with all of that on our website. we will see you next time. hello.

after a chilly weekend, monday brought us a much milder day. atlantic air flooding into the uk, bringing plenty of cloud, though, and some rain along with it. through the week ahead, we are going to see things brightening up but turning colder yet again. at the moment, though, thanks to atlantic air being fed up from the south around this area of high pressure, overnight monday into tuesday, it will be very mild for much of the uk with overnight lows in double figures. to the far northeast, though, we do still have the arctic air sitting across northern scotland. and as we see weather fronts meeting that cold air, through tuesday into wednesday, we could see some pretty significant snowfall across northern scotland. look at the temperatures, though, elsewhere overnight, we are seeing double figures for england, wales and northern ireland. a fosty start across scotland and then snow really from the get—go across the highlands and the grampians, and it will snow here on and off for much of the day. also some snow, though, at lower levels too across the east and scotland, but for some of the highest ground,

we could be looking it up to 20 cm of snow fall by the time we get into wednesday. further south across scotland, some quite heavy and persistent rain. wetter for the afternoon in northern ireland. england and wales brighter than monday and somewhat warmer as well, could be up to 15 degrees. tuesday into wednesday, this low pressure centre works its way eastwards across the uk. we start to pull in colder air behind it. it won't be a massive plunge on wednesday, but it will start to feel cooler for all. but what we will see on wednesday, some sunshine and showers for the majority. some heavy, thundery rain, some quite strong winds whipping those showers through, gales across the northern half of the uk and still some snow adding to those totals across northern most scotland. you can see the temperatures down by two or three degrees typically on wednesday. it's wednesday into thursday, though, the big plunge of arctic air really sinks in. we pick up northerly winds for the last two days of the week. for thursday, at the moment, the story looks relatively straightforward with this front staying away to the south. a bright day for many, cold, yes, wintry showers for northern

and eastern scotland and across northern england, potentially temperatures still just about in double figures for the south, but feeling colder in the wind. friday, a bit of a headache for us at the moment. we are watching this closely. will this front bump into the cold air enough to bring some snow fall further south? stay tuned.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. russian soldiers have been accused of slaughtering civilians after ukraine says it has discovered mass graves in areas recently abandoned by russian forces. president biden says vladimir putin should be tried for war crimes we have to gather all the details so we actually have a war crime trials. this guy is brutal. it comes as president zelensky visits the town of boocha — where he said the killing of civilians amounted to genocide they were injeeps, with guns, they killed him and fled.