in carnoustie in july, he play at the open championship in carnoustie injuly, he made his competitiveerations. let's hear from naygar mortazavi, an iranian—american journalist who joins us from washington dc. more on that main story. thank you for being with us. your thoughts on what happens now to this nuclear deal, can be salvaged by the other powers who signed up to years ago? it is unclear and depends on the european partners, the european union has said they are going to protect their companies who are doing business with the iranians from the us sanctions but it is not clear how the europeans will do this. they can make critical state m e nts this. they can make critical statements ponder when it comes to economic and financial ties, if they are going to choose between the us economy, the largest in the world and the iranian economy which is a small economy compared to the us, if that would be a hard decision, i do not see much hope at least within the iranian people to think that europeans would choose iran over the us. as an iranian american what did you make of the decision b

tiger woods has confirmed he will take part in this year's open championship at carnoustie.jor in 2015. he's won the claretjug three times but has struggled with injuries in recent years. he underwent spinal fusion surgery in april last year and only returned to competitive golf in november. that's all from sportsday here at the bbc sport centre. thanks for watching. coming up in a moment, it's the papers. goodbye. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are jack blanchard, who's the editor of politico's london playbook, and rosamund urwin, the financial services correspondent at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. let's start with the metro. it features a picture of summer grant — the seven year old girl who died after being thrown in to the air on a bouncy castle — two fairground workers have been found guilty of manslaughter by gross negligence. the telegraph talk about new plans for the nhs where 999 patients will be assessed by video before ambulances are sent out. a shake up at rolls

tiger woods will take part in this year's open championship at carnoustie. 2015 was the last time thate 5 of the giro d'italia. australia's rohan denis retains the leaders pinkjersey. chris froome is 57 seconds off the lead. they stay in sicily, for a tough climb up mount etna tomorrow. ireland's cricketers will play their first test this friday when they host pakistan in dublin. but their journey to gaining test status began almost 50 years ago when, in 1969, they hit the headlines with an amazing performance against the then dominant west indies side. ireland's wicket—keeper recalls their most famous day. i was proud to be irish wicketkeeper one week, for the greatest day, after bowling the mighty west indies testing out for 25. and he is out bowled and the west indies are all out for 25. i repeat that, the west indies are all out here at siam mills, having

tiger woods has confirmed he will take part in this year's open championship at carnoustie — the twentiethe champion. it's two years since the former world number one has appeared in golf‘s oldest major championship — he won the claretjug three times but has missed the competition since 2015 due to injury. however, the 14—time major winner has made a successful return to action after undergoing spinal fusion surgery last april. following west brom's relegation yesterday, huddersfield will be hoping they don'tjoin the baggies and stoke in the championship for next season. theyjust need one point from their last two games — it won't be easy though, they face arsenal on the final day of the season on sunday. and tonight they travel to chelsea, who themselves are looking for a top fourfinish. this is anything but easy, but we have said that this more often, now. we will try it, fight for it and work for it. we try to make something like... what looks like an impossible task, we will work to make some big possible, and first and foremost, we have got to be focused on our performance, and that w

scotland, beautiful golf courses, over 100 years old, that don't necessarily have the reputation of carnoustie visit, this is what i am passionate about. but there are politics involved. golf has that reputation as a stuffy old man's game. all right, thank you both very much indeed. 0n the news that donald trump is most likely heading to scotla nd trump is most likely heading to scotland in the summer to play golf. the latest weather update with simon king. beautiful weather for golf with lots of sunshine. this is in cornwall at the moment. the sea looks quite inviting. for central and eastern parts at the moment, still quite a bit of cloud. this is the scene in lincolnshire. it is across eastern areas where we have cloudier skies this morning. and across the midlands. gradually, it burns back towards the north sea coast. if you are living in the north and east of scotland, you will continue with cloud. further west, you notice blue skies and sunshine. it will stay sunny for much of the day across much of scotland, northern ireland and most of england and wales. just right on the coastal part

absolutely. coming back to the open at carnoustie. carnoustie.base a prize. too much base a prize. he has had a fantastic return to form recently. fantastic return to form recently. times but he has missed out in recent years because of injury. recent years because of injury. year and he only returned to competitive golf in november. competitive golf in november. one of the favourites for the masters last month. masters last month. he did not live up to expectations in august. he finished tied for 32nd. 32nd. for him at the open, winning in 2000, 2005 and 2006. 2000, 2005 and 2006. where he has enjoyed some testing battles in the past. battles in the past. the 15th ofjuly so plenty of time to sort out your invite. to sort out your invite. i know what happened to that! happened to that! someone else battling with injury is andy murray. battling with injury is andy murray. wimbledon this year is looking dodgy? dodgy? macro news that murray fans will want to hear. he had to undergo surgery. surgery. you will remember he posted this photo on instagra