i'm hugh ferris. our top stories. three magnificent sevens under par... withjon rahm's recovery from a nightmare start helping him to a share of the masters lead. chloe kelly the key for england again as the lionesses win another big trophy at wembley and an offer he couldn't refuse. two years after he was sacked, frank lampard returns to the chelsea dugout in a caretaker capacity hello again. three players lead the masters after the first round at augusta withjon rahm recovering from a double bogey on the opening hole to be one of those at seven under par. the world number two came back from four putting the first for a six to record a 65 on day one. he's joined at the top of the leaderboard by norway's viktor hovland. who had a bogey free

round and at one point had the course record of 63 in his sights. and also on seven under, brooks koepka. the four time major champion and one of those in the field that has defected to liv golf for more on these and other sports stories, you can go to our website. tiger was struggling under par. staying with golf. and the dp world tour, formerly known as the european tour, has won a legal battle against 12 players who defected to liv golf. the key element of the arbitration hearing was deciding the 100 thousand pound fines they received for doing so without permission should be upheld. and there's still a lot of uncertainty as to whether those players will keep their tour membership and still be eligible for the ryder cup later this year. it might make it more

difficult for those players to stay in membership. we also have to remember that they have commitments to play against dp world tours on another tour. this comes down to their choice. we are not banning the players. the suspensions or the fines will be fair and proportionate. they will have to make a decision just like they made a decision at the beginning tojoin a rival tour. i'll never begrudge them for doing it but i always said there will be consequences. and we are grateful that the consequences are now able to be adhered to. we are really motivated to try to make this and move it along as quick as possible. but there's a lot of work to be done and a lot of forensic analysis to be done. we have rules and regulations. and the panel said that those

are not anti—competitive. they... we can administer those hold up that i think we can administer those and that i think is pretty significant. england have won the first women's finalissima, played between the champions of europe and south america, beating brazil on penalties. it was the first time the lionesses had played for a trophy at wembley since they won euro 2022 and the key participants had a familiarity. ella toone and chloe kelly were to the fore as they were in last year's final. were to the fore as they were jo currie was there. were to the fore as they were this were to the fore as they were was a sold out wimb the this was a sold out wimbley for the cache of champions. winners of your pulling the best of south america. a test for both with the work of a few months away. england dominated the opening. with lucy bronze going close before she set up a a tune to break the deadlock with

the precision goal. results showed spirit after the break as they push for an equaliser. england kept them at bay and were moment from victory until the game was forced into penalties. it was left to england's chloe kelly so putting the when his pocket. the lionesses when run under sarina weigmann�*s continues. in the moment i don't like it is very— in the moment i don't like it is very nice when you control the game _ is very nice when you control the game but we lost control of the game but we lost control of the game — the game but we lost control of the game and the second half but afterwords and having this meadow. _ but afterwords and having this meadow, but afterwards, we take so much _ meadow, but afterwards, we take so much from this game. so, it's really— so much from this game. so, it's really good and we really need — it's really good and we really need this in preparation for the workup. everything changed when i'm talking — everything changed when i'm talking to _ everything changed when i'm talking to you _ everything changed when i'm talking to you know - everything changed when i'm talking to you know it's - everything changed when i'm talking to you know it's like l everything changed when i'm talking to you know it's like i| talking to you know it's like i expect — talking to you know it's like i expect us_ talking to you know it's like i expect us to _ talking to you know it's like i expect us to win _ talking to you know it's like i expect us to win these - talking to you know it's like i. expect us to win these games. before — expect us to win these games. before it — expect us to win these games. before it was _ expect us to win these games. before it was if _ expect us to win these games. before it was if and _ expect us to win these games. before it was if and go - expect us to win these games. before it was if and go and - before it was if and go and over— before it was if and go and over the _ before it was if and go and overthe line. _ before it was if and go and over the line. so, - before it was if and go and

overthe line. so, yeah, i. overthe line. so, yeah, i think. _ overthe line. so, yeah, i think. its— overthe line. so, yeah, i think, it's quite - overthe line. so, yeah, i think, it's quite nice, - overthe line. so, yeah, i| think, it's quite nice, isn't it? — think, it's quite nice, isn't it? were _ think, it's quite nice, isn't it? were almost - think, it's quite nice, isn't it? were almost a - think, it's quite nice, isn't it? were almost a year. think, it's quite nice, isn'tj it? were almost a year on think, it's quite nice, isn't- it? were almost a year on when we are — it? were almost a year on when we are winning _ it? were almost a year on when we are winning again— it? were almost a year on when we are winning again and - it? were almost a year on when we are winning again and very. we are winning again and very proud — we are winning again and very proud to be _ we are winning again and very proud to be english. - elsewhere on a night of international friendlies, spain beat norway 4—2. that was thanks to two goals apiece from jenifer hermoso and salma pa rayuelo. while wales had a comprehensive 4—1 win over northern ireland. chelsea say they're delighted to welcome frank lampard back to the club as caretaker manager until the end of the season. his return comes a little over two years after he was replaced by thomas tuchel at stamford bridge. the club's all time top scorer was available because he was also sacked by everton earlier this year. lampard's first match in charge of this second spell as boss is on saturday in the premier league against wolves and he says the chance to come back was too good to turn down. i have a lots of emotions and feelings— i have a lots of emotions and feelings towards— i have a lots of emotions and feelings towards the - i have a lots of emotions and feelings towards the club - i have a lots of emotions and| feelings towards the club and in my— feelings towards the club and in my practical— feelings towards the club and in my practical person - feelings towards the club and in my practical person and i feelings towards the club and i in my practical person and when you become _ in my practical person and when you become a _ in my practical person and when you become a manager- in my practical person and when

you become a manager you - you become a manager you understand _ you become a manager you understand your— you become a manager you understand your nuts - you become a manager you understand your nuts at - you become a manager you| understand your nuts at the club — understand your nuts at the club forever. _ understand your nuts at the club forever. obviously, - understand your nuts at the| club forever. obviously, i've been — club forever. obviously, i've been at _ club forever. obviously, i've been at a _ club forever. obviously, i've been at a different - club forever. obviously, i've been at a different path - club forever. obviously, i'vel been at a different path since i left — been at a different path since i left chancey _ been at a different path since i left chancey but _ been at a different path since i left chancey but to - been at a different path since i left chancey but to come . been at a different path since l i left chancey but to come back at a time — i left chancey but to come back at a time when _ i left chancey but to come back at a time when the _ i left chancey but to come back at a time when the club - i left chancey but to come back at a time when the club have i at a time when the club have asked — at a time when the club have asked me _ at a time when the club have asked me to— at a time when the club have asked me to come _ at a time when the club have asked me to come and - at a time when the club have asked me to come and take i at a time when the club have i asked me to come and take the role, _ asked me to come and take the rote, of— asked me to come and take the role, of course _ asked me to come and take the role, of course that's _ asked me to come and take the role, of course that's the - asked me to come and take the role, of course that's the mostl role, of course that's the most important _ role, of course that's the most important thing _ role, of course that's the most important thing but _ role, of course that's the most important thing but also - role, of course that's the most important thing but also with i important thing but also with the belief— important thing but also with the belief i— important thing but also with the belief i can _ important thing but also with the belief i can help- important thing but also with the belief i can help the - important thing but also withl the belief i can help the cause in this— the belief i can help the cause in this period _ the belief i can help the cause in this period until— the belief i can help the cause in this period until the - the belief i can help the cause in this period until the end - the belief i can help the cause in this period until the end ofl in this period until the end of the season _ the likes ofjulian naglesman and luis enrique are still believed to be in the long term picture for chelsea. olly kay, seniorfootball writer at the athletic, has questioned the club's decision making this season but believes lampard's reappointment does make sense. i'v e i've been questioning the direction of the club in the last 12 months they made terrible decisions in the transfer market. most of it came from second manager at the start of the season which i did need to do but despite serial cynic of this regime i think this give them and breathing space that while they look for

a new manager. it's an interim appointments and somebody who knows the club well, somebody who knows the immediate task. i don't see a downside to it. new zealand odi captain kane williamson is expected to miss this year's world cup after rupturing a knee ligament playing in the indian premier league williamson injured his acl while fielding for gujarat titans in their win over chennai super kings in the tournament's opening game... and the world cup in india in october may come too soon. ireland fought back to lead bangladesh after day three of the one—off test in mirpur the tourists looked in danger of an innings defeat when they were reduced to 27—4 in their second innings but debutant lorcan tucker became the only the second irishman to hit a test century. he made 108 with andy mcbrine unbeaten on 71 as ireland were 286—8 at the close. a lead of 131. and finally. a young windsurfer from england has been getting a lot of attention in the sport

after a video of him travelling at high—speed on the waves went viral online. 0scar isjust six. lewis coombes has the story i love windsurfing. what do you love about windsurfing? going faster than most people. you go faster than most six—year—olds with him in fact every six—year—old that i know. tell me how fast you go? 17.1. when you're among the fastest six—year—old windsurfer in world every point one zero accounts. what did i feel like? scary. oscar grew up around it so since a young age he's been on boogie boards, as soon as he could stand on the board he wanted to try. what are you thinking

on the side? i'm hoping he doesnt in a crash. is quite scary at times. occasionally he'll fall you get back up, get| on the board and carries on. 0scar windsurfs on an inflatable rig, it 17 point speed is made in the talk of the windsurfing community. oscar, six years old! let that sink in. having seen the clip on social media 0scar has now picked up sponsorship from three of the biggest windsurfing brands in the world. where do you want this to go for oscar? i think it's about keeping his enjoyment. if we push them too hard then he'll resist it and give up. but while he's enjoying it, that's the key thing to keep him having a good time on the water. 0scar gets out on his board pretty much every day but has travelled the world doing the sport he loves.

going windsurfing? they don't believe me. why is that do you think? because they haven't seen me. with nearly 150,000 views online 0scar is a young windsurfer that has to be seen to be believed. how does it feel to be the youngest person on the water? happy. pretty cool, is it a? yeah. somebody should definitely keep an eye on. head to our webiste for reaciton to day one at the masters. three players have a two shot lead. victor hovland, john rahm and brooks koepka are on seven under par. two players are on five under, anddefending champions and defending champions scottie sheffler one of those a further shot back. there's much more besides but that's it for now. thanks for watching goodbye.

hello there. the weather for the easter weekend is looking pretty decent for many of us. a lot of places will stay dry and there'll be plenty of sunshine around, too. the temperatures creeping up, particularly easter sunday looks to be a warm one across southern areas. however, it's all changed by the time we head into the bank holiday, easter monday. it turns more unsettled thanks to this area of low pressure. but high pressure dominates the scene, as you can see, for good friday. it starts off chilly, though, with some frost around, early mist and fog, which will clear quite quickly. as the temperatures rise into the afternoon, could see some fairweather cloud bubbling up — that could spark off the odd shower across southeast england. a bit of cloud just rolling in off the north sea for northeast england, eastern scotland, and along north sea coasts, it'll be quite chilly with an onshore breeze. otherwise, elsewhere after that chilly starts, it's the low to mid—teens for most of us. and then, through friday night into the early part of saturday, temperatures again tumble across central, southern and western areas where skies are clearest. it's particularly cold there, i think, for west midlands, central wales, but eastern scotland, eastern england, more cloud here, so not quite as cold as will be further west.

into saturday, then, very little change, high pressure dominates the scene. this weather front getting a little bit closer to northern ireland, but it stays away, i think, throughout the day. so, plenty of sunshine once again through the morning, into the afternoon, a bit of cloud bubbling up — that could just produce the odd shower here and there. but most places will stay dry and there's temperatures ranging from around 11—15 degrees again. quite chilly, though, across north east scotland, with the onshore breeze. easter sunday looks to be a little bit warmer. plenty of sunshine through central and southern areas, a bit more clouds to the east, and then to the west, this weather front starts to bring more of a breeze. outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, the far west of scotland, later in the day. but for the rest of the country, that sunshine around southerly winds, it could be quite warm — up to around 17 degrees in the mildest spots. then it's all changed for bank holiday monday. this weather front spreads across the country with some fairly gusty winds, as it does clear through during the second part of the day, it brightens up sunshine and blustery showers, most of the showers in the north and the west, some

of them will be fairly heavy. temperatures coming down a touch, particularly in the north and the west — highs of 10 to around 13 or 1a degrees for most. and then, the upcoming new week looks unsettled, low pressure always nearby. it'll stay quite showery. a bit of sunshine around, too, but it will be noticeably cooler.

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