georgia hall with a big win at the women's british open golf.the women's hockey world cup final may well have been against the odds, but the form book was followed against the netherlands in that final. the defending champoins and world number one team won 6—0 in london. jo currie is there for us. what incredible tournament for the irish, some of part—time players, but it was not to be today with the netherlands too strong. we're joined by one of the average player. you must be so incredibly proud. put this file into words for me. it was an amazing feeling to think of are ranked 15th out of 16 and i am standing here with a silver medal around my neck. i am just so proud. it feels like christmas, actually. the girls of an amazing to determine. naturally, it is going to lose the final, but a better thing on the day one. part of compete against. professionals that we are not there at the moment. but you have to remember that what we have doneis have to remember that what we have done is amazing. it is something that we can only ever have dreamed of

they're going into the final hole of the women's british open at lytham, and england's georgia hall leadsay as she chases her first major title. hall's moved up to 18—under par in the last few minutes. and a double bogey on the 17th for thailand's pornanong phatlum hall now has a three—shot lead. that's one shot clear of thailand's pornanong phatlum, who had been looking uncatchable at the top. but a series of birdies on the back nine have put hall, who's just 22 and from bournemouth, into the lead. she'd become just the third briton to win this event. much more in sports day at 7:30pm. but for now, football. manchester city picked—up where they left off, winning the first silverware of the new football season. the premier league champions beat chelsea 2—0 in the community shield at wembley. patrick gearey reports. under blue skies and through shaded eyes, football is back, if it ever went away! european qualifiers began weeks ago, for a start, and both of these teams already had pre—season tours. manchester city's featured 18—year—old phil foden, a young englishman who they see as the fu

england's georgia hall has won the women's british open. hall, who's just 22 years old, beat thailand's pornanong phatlum by two shots. phatlum had led for most of the weekend but a double bogey at the 17th ended her hopes and helped hall to her first major title. colm harrison has the story. this is the trophy they were all playing for on the lancashire coast, and the woman who started the final round in pole position to win it was pornanong phatlum from thailand. she'd lead for the previous two days and continued her quest for a first major title with four birdies in her first six holes on sunday. a straight key shot at the eighth lead to just straight key shot at the eighth lead tojust her straight key shot at the eighth lead to just her second bogey of the week. phatlum was still in charge. her nearest challenger was georgia hall, she had been for much of the previous two rounds. the 22—year—old englishwoman picked up three shots ina englishwoman picked up three shots in a flawless front nine and four holes and a further birdie later fo

and with an amazing rally on the last day, england's georgia hall claims her first major victory at thetish open. europe's largest bank, hsbc, reports half year earnings. has new ceo john flint‘s plan for expansion in asia succeeded? a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. is fubbing ruining your relationships? the practice of paying more attention to your phone than to the person sitting beside you. it really affects all of last, doesn't it? should we create a phone etiquette to protect our traditional ways of communicating and avoid being fubbed? tell us what you think, just use the #bbcthebriefing. well... another deadly earthquake has struck indonesia, killing more than 80 people on lombok island. hundreds are reported injured. the search and rescue operation is continuing, but is being hampered by power cuts. it's the second earthquake to hit lombok in a week. rhodri davies reports. these are deadly tremors that've become feared and familiar to people in this part of indonesia

and victory for england's georgia hall, as she wins the british open. good evening.lan president nicolas maduro says an attempt was made on his life at a military parade in the capital caracas today — using drones packed with explosives. in the capital caracas today — he's blamed a "right—wing plot" by forces within venezuela — and the colombian president — for the apparent attack. colombia says the accusation is baseless. tonight, the venezuelan government has said six people have been arrested and face the maximum punishment. our latin america correspondent katy watson reports. mr maduro‘s speech started off like all the others, a rallying call on state television to support his revolution. and then this happened. to support his revolution. the sound cuts off. to support his revolution. the television pictures continue to roll. at this point, you can hear what sounds like panicked officials trying to protect mr maduro. what sounds like panicked officials and then chaos. what sounds like panicked officials the broadcast gets cut. what sounds like panicked officials

as i was saying, further to kenny's success, this weekend was a special one for england's georgia hallwin a major golf championship as she won the british open at royal lytham yesterday and it was a great pleasure to meet her today. i began by asking how she was feeling after the win. such a relief that i've won and the four days was so long for me. especially around that golf course. it was tough. i can't believe i won. i'm so happy. just the fifth british winner of a major, was is something you thought would be realised in your career and so you thought would be realised in your career and so soon? yes, i have a lwa ys your career and so soon? yes, i have always dreamt of winning this, i started golf at the age of seven to do it now at 22 is incredible. to get my first big win and to be the british open is a extreme come through. —— dream come through. british open is a extreme come through. -- dream come through. you seemed very relaxed. was it different under the surface? yes, i just wanted to make contact with the golf ball on the 18th tee and i was trying to stay calm and focus o

she has just done brilliantly, georgia hall.urnemouth, had the dream of winning the open since she was nine and she will be here on the sofa later. hodeidah caddied for her but after her first round, which went well, she said that he can't take his socks off for the rest of the open —— her dad caddied. didn't even watch them? no. could take them off at night but had to put them back on in the morning. a lucky charm. a bit iffy but it worked. i'm quite superstitious like that. i think it did work. it was touching, in her interview she said her grandfather was ill and she felt emotional about it. are you excited about seeing her later? it would be great to get her in, what time? 7:20am. make sure you're watching ben. of course you will watch the rest of the programme as well! make sure sure you're watching then. it's been her dream since she was nine and now georgia hall is the british open champion. she becomes just the fifth british player to win one of golf‘s major titles and she did alongside her dad, wayne, who was caddying f

in the gulf, england's georgia hall is just in the gulf, england's georgia hall isjust a shot in thee role lytham and st anne ‘s. georgia hall got to nine under par ina georgia hall got to nine under par in a three—way tie for second place. her compatriot florentyna parker is five off the pace. but the shot of the day so far came from canada's brooke henderson. she got a hole in one on the par—3/9. one bounce, and it was straight in. frank lampard makes his managerial debut tonight as the football league season gets under way. lampard's derby county travelled the reading, who are managed by the former derby county manager paul clement. so how is lampard manager paul clement. so how is lampa rd feeling ahead manager paul clement. so how is lampard feeling ahead of the game?|j am lampard feeling ahead of the game?” am excited, definitely. i am focused. it has certainly brought another intensity to my life this week and it was an intense preseason anywhere before that. but now i am excited and of course there will be nervous, match day, because this is a new role for me. serious games a

georgia hall has given a chance of winning herfirst major georgia hall has given a chance of winningng herfirst major title. after some erratic long shocks,. she is now 12 under par. they begin their final round at 2:30pm. rory michael wright put self and content shall at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good after a final round of 67. they are three shots behind the leader. that is all the sports from now. there is more on the bbc sport website. detectives investigating the disappearance of a missing midwife in staffordshire have begun a murder investigation. police searching for 28—year—old samantha eastwood found a body near stoke yesterday. a 32—year—old man, who was detained last sunday, has been re—arrested on suspicion of murder, while two other men are being held on suspicion of assisting an offender. the body is yet to be formally identified. 0ur reporter simon ward has the latest. well there has been no formal identification of the body, this is what people feared the more it. they made the discovery farther up the slain. the last time she was see

georgia hall says she has achieve a lifelong ambiton to be a major champion.uth became just the third briton to win the women's british open yesterday. she spoke to holly hamilton a little earlier, and, as you'll hear now, her achievement is still sinking in. i can't believe it, it hasn't even been 2a hours and i've been so busy but it's a dream come true also that this is your first major and what a way to do it, on home soil. it is so nice to have so much backing behind me and the crowd was amazing, cheering my name and getting behind me so cheering my name and getting behind me so it was so nice to have that support. it has been your dream since the age of seven? that's right. i used to hit six footers on the practice green thinking this was to win the ladies british open lakra and to have that, to have a tap in the last hole was very fortunate. it's great to be up there with some amazing players, some world number ones, and that is the reason i started playing, to win tournaments like this. to have the compliments and text messages from some major champion

england's georgia hall has won the women's british open. by two shots. phatlum had led for most of the weekend but a double bogey at the 17th ended her hopes and helped hall to her first major title. colm harrison has the story. this is the trophy they were all playing for on

david ornstein reports it was the performance that gave georgia hall lift off.cting career. i've always dreamt of winning this. i started golf i'd aged seven. to do it now at 22 is incredible. to get my first big win, and fric to be a major at the british open, is a dream come true. she was born during the 19 86 masters, famously won by nick faldo in georgia. as a child she would hit shots in return for chocolate bars. by shots in return for chocolate bars. by ten she had a handicap to match her age. filmed here by the bbc in 2012, she was sinking putts while rising to prominence on the courses around her home town of bournemouth. trailing by a shot going into the final round, she drew level with faten of thailand before taking the lead at the 16th. she didn't look back, becoming britain's youngest major winner. usually her boyfriend is her caddie. but here it was father wayne, making this a family affair. it's great to have some new fully trust on the bag. for it to be my dad was special. great for him to make me relax as well. i think he was more nervous than

going into the final day georgia hall is just a shot off the lead at the women's british 0pen.very sweet test match for england. the hosts beat india by 31 runs at edgbaston in a thrilling game that see—sawed one way then the other. india — resuming on 110—5 in pursuit of 194 — were bowled out for 162. thanks to a brilliant spell from ben stokes and later on adil rashid. patrick gearey has the story. what a day, what a match, what a result for england. they won this first test by 31 runs and have gone 1-0 first test by 31 runs and have gone 1—0 up in the series. we knew it wouldn't take long today but we knew it would be exciting. it takes no little effort or spirit to put on your saturday best when you know you won't be here long. this test has little distance to run but is capable of changing character at the speed of greased lightning. england had spent a summer night dreaming of dismissing this man, virat kohli, india's best chance of scoring the 84 runs they needed. first over, jimmy anderson could not get him but did get dinesh karthik. four wickets to go. this was now th

and in sport into the hall of fame georgia hall tells us the hall of fame georgia hall tells us how it at royal lytham saint anne ‘s. at 22 it's herfirst win weekend at royal lytham saint anne ‘s. at 22 it's her first win at two level and only the fifth for a british woman at a major championship. and winning ways for another georgia, georgia davies goes into the final of the women's 100 metres backstroke, into the final of the women's100 metres backstroke, she came third in her heat and we'll go again tonight along with gb team—mate kathleen dawson. and the sports minister of ireland confirms more funding will be available for the women's hockey tea m be available for the women's hockey team after that fairy tale run to the final in london. scott has touched down in dublin with a civic reception will take place later this afternoon. more about those stories at 230 pm. labour's shadow business secretary has said the party needs to ‘get to grips' with anti—semitism. rebecca long—bailey said the party was "coming from a very very dark place" and needed to act quickly. it's a very very di

england's georgia hall has won herfirst major title — the women's british open.hailand's pornanong patlum. phatlum had led fior most of the day but then double boged the 17th. hall — with the home crowd behind her — held her nerve to win in comfort. 0ur golf correspondent iain carter was watching. a fantastic final round, just one dropped shot at the last and it did not matter by then because she had a three stroke advantage going into the final hole. it was a brilliant battle, they were throwing birdies at each other throughout the opening stages of the final round. the key moments came on the 15th and 16th, georgia hall hit an amazing second shot into the par—5/16 which set up an almost eagle but the tap in for the birdie. the 16th again, another birdie pied going piling the pressure on her opponent who bogeyed 17 and that is why she was able to ta ke 17 and that is why she was able to take the cushion down the final hole. she becomes only the first british woman to win and major championship and will make the third to win this british open since it had major s

georgia hall was round in 67. bogey free today. she did well to keep her card clea n. today.id well to keep her card clean. she did an excellent performance. there was a hole in one for florentino parker in her rounds of 69 as well. the brits are showing up of 69 as well. the brits are showing up quite well. lydia hall with a round of 69, 3—under par as well. all eyes for gold fans may well be an the us open champion from thailand. she gets on today? she was a winner in scotland in last week. and she comes into this in great form. a former champion in the british open as well. it was a 1—under par71, a british open as well. it was a 1—under par 71, a similar story, a disappointing outward half and she was playing in the best of the conditions but came home in sa so managed to repair much of that damage. six shots off the lead. certainly not out of it but not quite the opening day she would have been looking for. just very quickly. what about this... a few players are out at, will be made to suffer for that? it will but... andy murray says his win against british number one ky

the most excitement with it being a british open surrounds georgia hall, who was very impressive.e fact that she has been bogey free on a major championship, set up for two rounds now, adding a 68 to the 67 to move to nine under par. the other one that stands out is canada's brooke henderson. she got a five under par thanks to that wonderful hole in one on the short nine. the ireland coach graham shaw described his side as "an incredible group of people", after they reached the semi—finals of the hockey world cup for the first time. they produced another surprise victory, beating india in a shoot—out. remember, ireland entered the tournament as the second—lowest ranked team but now now they take on spain tomorrow, for a place in the final. before the game today, we were like, we wa nt before the game today, we were like, we want two more games in this world cup. we want two more games. now we have two more and we are going to enjoy every second. we want to go home with a medal. we are notjust going to settle. we are going to keep fighting, so keep supporting us. now a look at the

england's georgia hall put a great first round on the first day of the women's british open, the fourthnjee lee of australia leads at royal lytham and st anne's. but england's hall is in a tie for third, the best placed brit. she had a bogey—free round and shot five birdies in her 67. finding her range very neatly. ian poulter leads at the bridgstone international in the united states. the englishman is 8—under par. tiger woods showed good form in the competition he's won eight times. he's li—under par, his lowest opening round at a pga tour event in three years. but poulter was the man who had the range juust right. before the tournament, he'd admitted he'd never played that well at this tournament. right now, he leads it by one shot. from the likes of rickie fowler, rory mcilroy is three shots off the lead. laura kenny's bid for three golds got off to a good start on day one of the european championships in glasgow. the british quartet of kenny, ellie dickinson, elinor barker and katie archibald set the fastest time in qualifying. they'll face the french team on friday afternoon for a

gleneagles, second medal for the self—proclaimed underdogs, mclaren and thompson, beating fellow brits georgia halls in the bronze medal match in the women's team competition. manchester city have started the defence of their premier league title with a convincing win away at arsenal. a great solo effort from raheem stirling kickstarted their 2—0 victory. silva made it 2—0 and ruined the start of a new reign in london. wherever you look, the memories of arsene wenger‘s arsenal, but now it is a unai emery‘s emirates. raheem sterling putting manchester city ahead early on. petr cech check denied a goal on the first game for the debutant. unai emery‘s players not quite on the same wavelength yet. sergio aguero normally buries these, less than a minute later, bernardo silva showed him just how to do it, 2—0, two easy, emphatic start for pep guardiola and manchester city's title defence, new era at the emirates stadium, same questions remain. we want to start here, the first match, with really good on the ambience and we wanted to show a good performance but it is clear today against manchester city tha

it's a team matchplay format and the new british open champion georgia hall who is 22, is paired with the game dame laura davis, who is 54. they won their first group match 5 and 4 against spain. the pair clearly pleased to see golf included in these championships. all the other sports, golf to be involved in that, it feels a bit like a involved in that, it feels a bit likea mini involved in that, it feels a bit like a mini 0lympics, which is what iam sure like a mini 0lympics, which is what i am sure the athletes think, it is nice bedroom, this is a huge event, and it would be nice if over the next few years, this grows and golf becomes a major part of this. and the u, georgia, what was it like to be introduced? it was a very special. it is the first time i have heard that, so, no, it was great. i had a lot of fun today. hopefully i can do well in the next couple of days. with the premier league transfer window closing at five o'clock tomorrow afternoon, chelsea have agreed to sell their belgian goalkeeper thibaut courtois to real madrid. the deal is subject to the player agreeing pe

it has, congratulations to georgia hall. holiday abroad without his parents when he became the third british holidaymaker to die this year at an apartment block in magaluf. it's believed the teenager fell over a knee—high wall at the eden roc complex and plunged 70 feet to the ground. his parents have told this programme they were shocked at the lack of support they received from the uk authorities after his death — and, speaking to our reporter, anna collinson — they said they struggled to even find out what had happened to their son. every i look out i see tom, either walking down to get the college bus, i see walking down to get the college bus, isee him walking down to get the college bus, i see him reversing down the drive. ifi i see him reversing down the drive. if i see him in the back garden i see him practising his tennis serve. there is nowhere in this house, village or anywhere i don't see him every single minute of every day. village or anywhere i don't see him every single minute of every daym is nearly four wee

england's georgia hall is just a shot off the lead in the women's british open golf., who leads on 10—under at royal lytham & st anne's. hall still hasn't dropped a shot and four birdies today took her to 9—under par, in a three—way tie for second place. compatriot florentyna parker is five off the pace. but the shot of the day so far came from canada's brooke henderson. she got a hole—in—one on the par—3 9th. 0ne bounce and then straight in the hole! meanwhile at the men's wgc at akron in the us, two britons are leading the way in ohio. tommy fleetwood shot a 7—under par 63 to move into a share of the lead, alongside ian poulter and america's justin thomas. fleetwood hit five birdies on friday as he chases a second title of the year. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. but now on bbc news, it's time for the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor for the evening standard, and benedicte paviot, uk correspondent for france 24. l

and in sport, new women's british 0pen champion georgia hall says it isa dream 0pen champion georgia n to a level and only the fifth for a british woman as a major championship and the hunt for more golds at the european championships continues. james guy was back in the pool this morning, winning his heat in the 200 metre freestyle. and ireland's hockey team are on their way back. they were beaten 6—0 by the netherlands but for the second lowest ranked team their progress has been hailed as historic. i will be back with more at us pop star demi lovato has spoken for the first time since she was taken to hospital after suffering a suspected overdose last month. in an instagram post, the 25—year—old singer said that she has always been transparent about herjourney with addiction, and that it is something she would continue to try to overcome. police have rescued 11 emaciated children from a filthy makeshift compound in the us state of new mexico. officers searching for a missing toddler raided the site near the state border with colorado. the child was not there but the officers found

georgia hall has won the women's british open golf, producing a stunning final round to claim her firststory and registered just one bogey in a final round 67 to win by two shots at royal lytham. hall is just 22 and hasn't even won on either the european or american tours before. i cannot believe the amount of support that i have had in the last four days. they have been amazing and helped me finish the four days. they just kept and helped me finish the four days. theyjust kept on cheering so loud and saying come on georgia. it is amazing to have the support. and saying come on georgia. it is amazing to have the supportm and saying come on georgia. it is amazing to have the support. it is a huge springboard for her to greater things. and itjust the right time. this is a nice little platform to you to build on and achieve great things, and they think your potential is really something significant within the game, within the women's game of golf. ireland's fairytale run to the final of the women's hockey world cup could't provide a happy ending as they lost to the defending champoins the

georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title.he women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. many thanks indeed, john. the international trade secretary, liam fox, has said he now thinks it's more likely than not that britain will leave the eu without a deal next march. in an interview with the sunday times, mr fox accused the european commission of being so intransigent that the odds of there being no brexit deal were now 60—40. 0ur political correspondent tom barton in westminster gave us his analysis of the comments. colourful language from liam fox in the sunday times this morning. saying, he thinks, we are heading towards an ordeal scenario. he puts the blame for this very squarely at the hands of the european commissioner and their chief negotiator michel barnier, calling the commission intransigent. now, while the la

and coming up on bbc news, dreams come true for an inspirational georgia hall as she becomes only thehe women's open championship. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the england cricketer ben stokes has appeared in court charged with affray after a fight in bristol last september. the jury was told that the 27—year—old mocked two gay men outside a nightclub and then "lost control" during what was called a sustained episode of significant violence. two other men — ryan ali and ryan hale — are also charged with affray. all three deny the charges. our sports editor dan roan is at court. ben stokes is arguably england's most talented and high—profile cricketer. but rather than preparing for the second test match against india which starts at lord's on thursday as planned, he finds himself at bristol crown court because of an incident that occurred 11 months ago. having had to swap the cricket field for the court room, ben stokes arrived here this morning for the opening day of his trial. dressed in a navy suit, the 27—year—old sat in the dock alongside ryan hale and ryan ali

while home—favourite georgia hall of england signed for a bogey—free 67 on thursday to sit tied—thirdr league titles and one champions league crown, frank lampard had quite the career as a player. and later on friday, he'll be in the dugout as a manager for the first time. lampard will take charge of derby county when they face reading in the english second tier. iam i am excited. definitely. iam excited. definitely. im focused. it certainly has brought another intensity to my life this week, there had been an intense pre—season before that. i am very excited and of course there will be nerves coming back today. a brilliant 149 from india captain virat kohli rescued his side against england on day two of the first test match at edgbaston. after setting a target of 287, england managed to bowl india out forjust 274, with 20—year—old sam curran taking four of the wickets. however, the late wicket of alistair cook took the shine off england's day. the opener was bowled for a duck, as england closed on 9—1. there was a nice breeze out there, the clouds came in as well, which probably help

phatlem leads by one from england's georgia hall.ralia further back in the field now. adam peaty has smashed his own world record for the 100 metres breast stroke. the brit blew away the fireld at the european championships in glasgow, finishing in 57 seconds flat. shaving more than one tenth of a second off his previous rceord. it's peaty‘s 18th major title. that's all the sport for now. following their two week ordeal trapped in a flooded thai cave, 11 boys and their football coach have completed nine days living as buddist monks. this period of quiet reflection is a tradition in thailand for males who suffer adversity. tom donkin reports. heads shaved and draped in orange robes, thailand's now famous wild boars entered this temple as a football team. they depart as a squad of spiritual enlightenment. 11 of these boys have been ordained as novice buddhist monks and, during their short stay, they reflected on their recent ordeal through prayer and meditation, part of a tradition here for young males who survive adversity. under the

gleneagles, second medal for the self—proclaimed underdogs, mclaren and thompson, beating fellow brits georgia hallen's team competition. studio: we can stay with golf, because the final round of championship is underway in missouri. a packed leaderboard with tiger woods and ireland's shane lowryjust four shots off the lead. held by the american brooks koepka at 12—under par. shane lowry yet to win a major but has come close. wins for liverpool and manchester city. england win the second test. gold on the floor in glasgow and the pga championship still to come. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello, and welcome to the film review, taking us through this week ‘s cinema releases, jason solomons. what have you got for us? this week we go to beirut, 1982, its mad men in the middle east, john hammond tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiator. ——jon hamm. big angry goldfish coming up, jason statham gets his teeth into the meg, a prehistoric shark is on the loose, can he save us from it. and a rare cinematic trip to paraguay, a film called heiresses. late flowering freedom amon

england's georgia hall put a great first round on the first day of the women's british open — the fourthnd and shot five birdies in her 67. ian poulter leads at the bridgstone international in the united states. the englishman is 8—under par. a fantastic round to him. tiger woods showed good form in the competition he's won eight times, he's 4—under par, his lowest opening round at a pga tour event in three years, poulter was the man who had the range juust right. before the tournament, he'd admitted he'd never played that well at this tournament. well, he has found something right now and has been playing shots like this all afternoon and he leads by one shot. laura kenny's bid for three golds got off to a good start on day one of the european championships in glasgow. the british quartet of kenny, ellie dickinson, elinor barker and katie archibald set the fastest time in qualifying. they'll face the french team on friday afternoon for a place in the final. you can watch coverage of the inaugral multi—sport european championships being co—hosted between glasgow and berlin across the bbc

. —— england's georgia hall is still in contention at the women's british open — just a shot off theg 69 on saturday. the same score as hall, whose putter came to her rescue on more than one occasion, with a birdie at the last meaning she'll be in the final group tomorrow. over on the men's tour, rory mcilroy and ian poulter are tied for second place at the bridgestone invitational in 0hio. they are both three shots off leaderjustin thomas who is on 14—under. that's all the sport for now. i will see you again soon. thanks. the children's commissioner for england has written to the secretaries of state local government and education seeking reassurance that the government will protect services in northamptonshire. it comes after the local authority drew up plans for major reductions in the services it provides because of funding shortfalls. speaking to the today programme on radio four, anne longfield said the cuts in council funding could have "catastrophic consequences" for vulnerable children. extremely worried that the financial difficulties that northamptonshire county council ar

leeds are leading 6—2 in the other semifinal and georgia hall gets off to the final daily—macro perfectder. and a quick update on the community shield. manchester city ah wong lob against chelsea after 50 minutes at wembley. detectives investigating the disappearance of a midwife in staffordshire have re—arrested a 32—year—old man on suspicion of murder. police searching for 28—year—old samantha eastwood found a woman's body near stoke yesterday. her family have thanked the public for their support and asked for privacy. two other men are in custody, and are being questioned on suspicion of assisting an offender. police in london have launched a murder investigation after a man in his 20s was stabbed to death in kingston—upon—thames last night. the man was found in cambridge gardens and was pronounced dead at the scene. officers are in the process of informing the man's family. no arrests have been made. portuguese firefighters in the algarve are struggling to bring wildfires under control, as the southern european heatwave continues. temperatures have climbed to 46 degrees celsius, app

england's georgia hall has spoken of herjoy after becoming the fifth british player to win a major golf the british open at royal lytham st ann's at the weekend — her first win at tour level. earlier she told me, it's a dream come true. i can't believe it. it hasn't even been 2a hours yet. it's a dream come true. this is your first major, what a way to do it, on home soil. it's so nice to have so much backing behind me. the crowds were amazing, really getting behind me. it's so nice to have that support. it's incredible to be up there with some amazing players, world number ones. i used to hit six sisters on the practice green thinking this is to win the ladies british open. to have that and have a tapping on the last hole was very fortunate. it's incredible to be up there with some amazing players, world number ones. that's the reason i started playing golf, to win tournaments like this. i'm very happy. no rest for georgia just yet — she's heading straight to scotland now for the european championships where she partners laura davies. meanwhile, there's been more success at the event,

georgia hall has given herself a great chance of winning a first major title.off the pace going into the final round of the women's british open. and after some erratic long shots, hall's putter helped her to 12 under par, just behind leader pornanong patlum. over on the us men's tour, rory mcilroy put himself into contention at the world golf championship in ohio. he said he was feeling good heading into the final day, after a round of 67 left him tied for second place with ian poulter, three shots behind the leaderjustin thomas. britain's cal crutchlow will start the czech moto gp from fifth on the grid, after qualifying in brno was dominated by andrea dovizioso. in the final seconds, he outpaced his fellow—italian valentino rossi to secure his first pole of the season. world champion and runaway championship leader spain's marc marquez, completes the front row in third. that's all the sport. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are claire cohen, women s editor at the daily telegraph and be

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georgia hall has won the women's british open golf producing a stunning final round to claim her firstarted the day one off the lead. what followed was a duel with her opponent pornanong phatlum from thailand. the last three holes proved crucial. this on the 16th set up a chance for eagle. hall made birdie. but took the lead and that pressure led to a double bogie on 17 for phatlum. and a comfortable victory in the end by two shots. with the bogie on the last her first of a final round 67. hall hasn't even won on the tour before. i cannot believe the amount of support i've had, it's amazing to have all that support. this is a huge springboard for her to greater things and that just the right time. this is a nice little platform to build on, to achieve great things andl build on, to achieve great things and i think your potential is something significant within the game, within the women's game of golf. ireland's fairy tale run to the final of the women's hockey world cup could't provide a happy ending as they lost to the defending champoins the netherlands 6—0 in london. malou pheninck

england's georgia hall is just two shots off the lead in the final round of the women's british openailand. the latest from royal lytham... the two shot lead remains but they are very far ahead of pretty much every other contender. catalan dragons pulled off a huge upset to book their place in the challenge cup final... beating super league leaders st helens 35—16. the french side scored four unanswered tries in a pulsating first half... ben garcia going over twice before sam moa sealed victory in the second half. it's only the second time the dragons have reached the challenge cup final. and it looks like it'll be warrington wolves awaiting them in the final. they're currently in action against leeds rhinos and lead 26—12. the game just into the second half in bolton. england have made two changes to their squad for the second test against india. 0llie pope is called up in place of dawid malan. the 20—year—old surrey batsman has the second best average in the county chgampionship so far this season. the other change is enforced as ben stokes will miss the match that starts on friday

england's georgia hall is just one shot off the lead at the halfway stage of the women's british opentham this week and four more birdies took her to nine—under—par, as she looks for her first major title. she goes out at 2.a5 this afternoon, alongside leader pornanong phatlum. five shots off the pace is canada's brooke henderson, who hit the shot of round two — a hole—in—one at the 9th. there was some sparkling golf from tommy fleetwood, too, at the world golf championship in 0hio. he fired the best round of the day — a 63 — to move to 11 under par, alongside the first—round leader, his fellow briton, ian poulter. they lead the field by two shots. that's all the sport for now. thanks, john. an nhs heart surgery unit says it's taking swift action, after a leaked report concluded that claims of a "toxic" row between surgeons at a cardiac unit contributed to a higher mortality rate. the report into the unit at st george's hospital in london — seen by the times newspaper — says the team was consumed by a "dark force" and patients were put at risk. jenny kumahjoins me now from outside st

the headlines this evening: can england's georgia hall make history at royal lytham?

and england's georgia hall is still within a shot of the lead at the british open halfway through thes at 5.30pm. the children's commissioner for england has written to the secretaries of state, local government and education seeking reassurance that the government will protect services in northamptonshire. it comes after the local authority drew—up plans for major reductions in the services it provides, because of funding shortfalls. 0ur political correspondent, tom barton, has been following the story. back in february this year, they issued a formal notice saying they were at risk of running out of money. shortly after that the government sent in commissioners to oversee how the council is run and to keep a close eye on the council on behalf of the local government secretary. but then just a couple of weeks ago they issued another formal notice saying the same thing, that once again this year they are at risk of running out of money entirely. so, earlier this week, the council announced a range of what they call "radical service reductions" they were considering in 14 areas, includ

england's georgia hall is still in contention at the women's british open — just a shot off the lead 13 under par, after shooting 69 on saturday — the same score as hall, whose putter came to her rescue on more than one occasion, with a birdie at the last meaning she'll be in the final group tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. thousands of student protesters in bangladesh have blocked traffic in the capital dhaka for a seventh day running, calling for stricter traffic laws. the protests have continued since a boy and a girl were killed by a speeding bus last sunday. jill mcgivering has more. chanting. they're young and they're angry. bangladesh hasn't seen anything quite like this before. school children in uniform took control of the roads for a seventh day on saturday, causing chaos. they want the government to make the roads safer. the trigger came last sunday when a boy and girl were knocked down and killed by a bus. "we have been protesting for days", said this boy, "we wantjustice for the students who were killed by a bus. we want to save roads". some transport companies ha

. >> georgia hall of england was tied for the lead when she attempted this birdie putt at 16.led it to take the lead for good. that is sports for now. we will see you for sports wrap coming up. >>> coming up next, i still find it shocking. i never thought it would happen to those two. >> three people are dead including twin sisters. it turns out one of the sisters sent out a heartbreaking text just before the fire broke out. >>> good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. this happened on georgia street in vallejo just before 3 am. police

england, georgia hall, 22 years old, with a birdie on the 15 and then another on 16 to take the out rightes the first english player to win the open since 2004. pga firestone for the final time. tiger won eight times in his career and an eventually final round. six birdies, 5 bogeys and two doubles. tigers is paired with that man next week and justin thomas will be hard to beat. he's going in with some momentum, shot a 69 in the final round, hugs for everybody in the thomas family. they celebrate their third win of the year. phil mickelson tied for 20 fourth, but left -- 24th but left still feeling good >> what's your favorite move that you put down in this video? if you had to pick one? >> oh, it's hard to pick one. look at that. look at the movement. the attitude. >> reporter: can you do that with me one time? >> yeah, you want to get your knees together and work opposite. >> reporter: i see. >> that's it. so it's a little bit more difficult to pick up than most people would think, but i do privates. >> i'm trying to see what he's selling. where's the product? that's a commercial; right

including news from the british open golf where georgia hall is a shot off the lead. good night.his is bbc news with carole walker. well, as we've just heard two—thirds of plastic food containers which householders put in their recycling bins actually end up being buried or burned because they can't be recycled. the mixture of plastics used in many yoghurt pots, ready meal trays and other containers limits the ability of councils to recycle them so the local government association of england and wales is calling for a ban on low—grade plastic. ministers say recycling rates are rising, but acknowledge there's "much more to do". well, our correspondent matt cole has been to a public refuse centre in greenford in middlesex and he's been takiing a closer look at what sort of waste is left there. it's at sites like these across the country that the sorting process begins, mountains of rubbish like this needing dividing into what can and can't be used again. now, when it comes to plastics, there's bottles like these, much easier to recycle and to make something else from. but what abou

and britain's georgia hall is in contention after day one of the women's british open.royal lytham. ina in a moment in the papers, lack of sleep for some sporting legends is very much the theme. always the theme for us on breakfast! map will be no stranger to that either, he's looking at the weather —— matt. you know what, matt, the other thing was, was it us talking about how it is duvet on, duvet of, or was it steph? that was me! i would like to know who it was! —— duvet off. steph? that was me! i would like to know who it was! -- duvet off. mike, you were here, is it on all of, i like to have it on. my top duvet story, tony from 5 live, he has a fan near the bed that wafts underneath the duvet, all night long it is leather —— levitating. that is either genius or very uncomfortable. last night i was battling with duvet on, duvet off for the first time this year because it feels like it's getting hotter. i was as well and it was very humid last night, temperature—wise even for glasgow in the north didn't drop below 20, closer to 20 in central england —— below 17. very

england‘s georgia hall is one shot off the lead in the women‘s british open. e henderson. she got a hole in one on the par three night. one bounce and it went straight in. she was pleased. australian formula one driver daniel ricciardo will be leaving red bull and joining renault at the end of the season. he‘s fifth in the drivers‘ championship with two wins this season and he said that although it was one of the most difficult decisions of his career, he felt it was time for a new challenge. he‘ll drive alongside nico hulkenberg at renault. there has been a wicket in the cricket at edgbaston on day three, england 176—9. stuart broad is the latest wicket to go. we were looking for some good news, we got it in the european championships. a bit more bad news in the cricket. john, you must do better! the online retail giant amazon paid less tax in the uk last year than the year before even though it saw a hugejump in profits. the company insists it pays what is required, and is investing heavily in the uk. earlier our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones gav

the original plan of the house, the middle part, is called the center hall or georgia plan house. there is a center hall on both floors and four rooms -- two on each side of the hallway. and a stairway in the center hall. behind me you would see the curved stairway that we have today that was constructed while jackson was here. the intention was when he walked through the front door you were supposed to say wow or whatever the 1838 equivalent of wow was. the moldings and chandelier and wallpaper, today when you go into somebody's house people often have things sitting out to tell you about them and their style and their taste and it was the same here. the house went through basically three phases to get to how it looks today. the first was constructing the original house, finished in 1821. jackson was elected president and rachel died and their son is grown and married and the house is not big enough so they add two wings to the left and right. one is a large dining room to accommodate the large dinners they were having on the other end up being jackson's library which is adjacent

but england's georgia hall has put a great round together and is in a tie for third, the best placedor now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. we look forward to that, thank you. a 20—year—old man from north london has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. detectives from the metropolitan police counterterrorism command assisted by the metropolitan police firearms command, carried out it preplanned operation to arrest this man in the northwest london area at around 6:30pm this evening. he has been held under the police and criminal evidence act, and is in custody at a police station in south london. butjust to repeat that, a 20—year—old man from northwest london has been arrested on suspicion of preparation of terrorist acts. apple has become the first publicly—listed us company to be valued at $1 trillion. back in october 2001, when apple launched its first ipod, the company had a market value of $6 billion. six years later came the revolutionary iphone, which transformed the company's fortunes. then, apple was worth $106 billion. but, as the ipho

england's georgia hall is still well in contention at the women's british open at royal lytham and stpornanong phatlum is still out in front on 13 under par. planet earth is changing. daily. we humans are affecting its surface, it's climate, its inhabitants. watching from ground level makes it difficult to make sense of it all, but these days, we do have the data and we can crunch the numbers. when it comes understanding the really big issues, those that have effects ona big issues, those that have effects on a truly global scale, visualising that data can turn millions of figures into something that everyone can understand. maps like these created by the university's earth time website, combines nasa satellite imagery with environmental and geopolitical events from light pollution, to refugee movements, to the effects of coral bleaching. 0ne particular model where this can display the start this impacts his flooding. you can see how important the extreme weather research in miami is. raise the global temperature by just 2 miami is. raise the global temperature byjust 2 degrees engulf

georgia hall says she has achieve a life long ambiton to be a major champion.es and that is the reason why i started playing golf to win tournaments like this and just to have compliments and text m essa 9 es to have compliments and text messages from major champion is a dream come true. i‘m very happy. we‘ll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. the two men accused of being part of the notorious islamic state cell known as the beatles, have called into question the governments attempt have them tried in the united states. speaking to the bbc for the first time since the legal moves were made public alexanda koty and shafee el sheikh denied they had been stripped of their british citizenship. the pair deny being part of the is gang and are being held at an undisclosed location in northern syria. they spoke to our middle east correspondent, quentin sommervill. for seven months the two have been held in kurdish and american custody in syria. the us government says the men water board, crucified and executed prisoners as part of a jihadist cell dubbed t