the defending champion georgia hall. the defending champion georgia hall.e defending champions starting her day in touch at the top but a touch at times letting her down. the challenge faltering. fellow brit charlie hall has been 8—member since childhood and the familiarity making the greens it seems just a little easier to read, brady after brady on her back nine, she carries home hopes. and law keeps her amongst the chase. those are well use to the charge and one of the rounds of the day from the spaniard. she is right up day from the spaniard. she is right up there as is well number one, here quite brilliant. but the chase as it has been throughout is to catch south africa's player. the chase is on. this is the latest from woburn... ashleigh leading —13. big mover on the day — america's morgan pressel. six under for the day, to move —10 and short while ago. england's charley hull and bronte law on nine under, four off the lead. max verstappen will start on pole for the first time in his formula one career at tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. the dutchman

home hopes rest on hull and georgia hall.ritain in south korea, with adam peaty winning three gold medals, but one of the talking points was the refusal of several swimmers to share the podium with sun yang, the chinese swimmer who had previously been banned for doping. today, the sport's governing body, fina, were dismissive of the protests and said they wouldn't be happening again. i think we have fantastic venues, attendance, the swimmers were happy. the incident happened. it is not something we have experienced in the past but for sure it is not going to happen in future. i am convinced about that because we discussed with the and the swimmers. it was just an incident without any particular importance in our sport. one of the swimmers who refused to share a podium with sun yang was great britain's duncan scott. he won bronze in the 200 metres freestyle and was then berated by sun yang who had won gold. scott said he didn't regret what he did. i made my stance and haven't thought too much about it afterwards. i turned all

the defending champion georgia hall.the defending champion starting her day and touch at the top but a touch at times letting her down. 0r challenge faltering. fellow britons charlie hall had been a member at their sense childhood and the familiarity making the greens easier to read. brady after brady on her back nine, she carries many home hopes. as does another who is steady ground keeps her around the chase he does will be used in the charge, carlotta began taking the law by the warrants. 0ne of the rounds today from the spaniard who is right up there as well as the well number one who hear quite brilliant. a new name at the top, hinako shibuno, announcing herself with a two shot lead marching into the final round. we can speak now to our golf correspondent iain carter. he has been watching the action at well then. ian, let's start with the top of the leaderboard because after leading the entire tournament — ashleigh buhai has dropped to second and insteda it's the japanese debutante in front? it is an extraordinary s

with defending champion georgia hall only a shot behind them. jo currie is there for us.ad been built of the summer of winning's sports and another wonderful story is unfolding. three english women in the thick of it heading into the weekend after an impressive second round here and buckinghamshire. the performance of the day belongs to law, a brownish dem blemish free round and a round of 67 leaving her seven under par and that is the kind that lindsay majors and particularly a spot and a team. it likely for law she has been playing alongside katrina matthews. she says that this week she is solely focused on her performance. it is nice to play in front of the home crowd and i have my family out watching and i think that always helps. it does obviously playing and a major is a little different but i think if i go out and i play somewhere, i can keep pushing on that leaderboard. she is set to witness the cut, matthew but someone must definitely bring over the next couple of days is charlie hull. she got a seven under for the championship and this is the home court and has

the defending champion, england's georgia hall is a further shot back on three underpar. heading into this is british open had been the players may have been too fatigued to play the best golf of this tournament coming just one week after the last major but there has been no sign of it here in the opening day. all eyes are currently on world number one kojin—young, the korean fighting for her third major of the year and had four birdies ina major of the year and had four birdies in a row to play into contention. a fellow country woman who is out early set a blistering pace. the world number to finish the day on five underpar. that is to off the pace set up. ashleigh buhai of south africa who finished on seven under and is one and of the japanese and american. defending champion georgia hall is also enjoying a strong opening round as she looks to reca ptu re strong opening round as she looks to recapture some of the form that led to her claiming it 12 months ago. but it's charlie hull who leads the british charge, playing on her home course, making that local knowledge cou

the defending champion georgia hall.g this was georgia hall, the defending champion, starting her day in touch at the top, but her touch can at times letting her down. her challenge faltering. fellow brit charley hull has been a member at woburn since childhood. familiarity making those greens, it seems, just a little easier to read. birdie after birdie on her back nine, she carries many home hopes, as does bronte law. a steady round keeps her amongst the chase. those from pamplona are well used to the charge. this is carlotte ciganda taking the bull by the horns. one of the rounds of the day from the spaniard. she is right up there, as is world number onejin—young ko, here quite brilliant. and now, a new name at the top, 20—year—old hinako shibuno of japan, announcing herself with a two—shot lead marching into the final round. adam wilde, bbc news. fulham say they will take the "strongest possible action" after their defender cyrus christie claimed his sister was hit and racially abused by the club's fans during their d

georgia hall started the defence of her title with a solid opening round.birdies to put her at six under. she was not the only englishwoman going well, bronte law finished with a round of 67, leaving her on seven under par. that is the kind of form that wins you majors. and a place in the solheim cup team. luckily for bronte law, she is playing alongside europe's captain catriona matthew, never a better time to impress! well, charley hull was the best of the british yesterday finishing two off the lead and she knows this course better than anyone having been a member here since she was nine. but if she is to win her first major title, she is to win her first major title, she is going to need another strong start today. but with a home crowd comes home expectations. the pressure she will have to deal with today. one player also making herself look at home is america's lysette salas who took her chances to rise to the top of the leaderboard. with to rise to the top of the leaderboa rd. with overnight to rise to the top of the leaderboard. with overnight leade

last year's winner, england's georgia hall, is looking to defend her title.their skills ahead of this yea r‘s british open, with it falling just one week after the last major. world number two, sung—hyun park, though, showed early on that the short turnaround hadn't affected her game, setting a blistering pace to finish the day five under—par. but hot on her heels was charley hull, leading the british charge and playing on her home course. she made her local knowledge count as she completed a hat—trick of birdies to shoot up the leaderboard. perhaps this could be her year, following in the footsteps of another brit. 12 months ago, georgia hall was celebrating winning her maiden major title when she claimed the british open, but backing up that performance has proved difficult for the defending champion and she has now missed the cut in four of her last eight tournaments. this, then, the perfect opportunity to rediscover her form. defending champion, georgia hall. and hall got off to an encouraging start. the shot of the morning belonged to the usa'sjennifer k

defending champion, georgia hall. and hall got off to an encouraging start. shot of the morning belonged to the usa'sjennifer kupcho with this monster putt at 13. oh, what a huge putt! one player who will be hoping to put a dent in the leaderboard this afternoon is kojin—young — the world number one has been in scintillating form, having already claimed two majors in 2019, including last week's evian championship. but home hopes rest with hull. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. almost perfect weather for the goal. there are fewer showers around but we could have heavy showers, in greater manchester, cheshire, derbyshire and perhaps into staffordshire. one week ago we were setting uk temperature records in cambridge. today, those temperatures are more comfortable, although there are more comfortable, although there are light showers moving in at the moment. we are seeing showers developing across scotland, northern england. the main low pressure that has brought the rain is out in the north sea but we are seeing showers developing that will p

charley hull and georgia hall had already booked their places due to their world rankings.ayer squad in full. the captain's other wild card pick is the frenchwoman celine boutier. the us have won the last two solheim cups, and ten of the last 15, but europe have triumphed the last two times it was staged in scotland. matthew admits they go in as the underdogs. they were going as favourites. if you look at the rankings, they will be higher ranked than us but i think we have a great team, a good blend of experienced players. as you say, if few new rookies anne van dam, who isa if few new rookies anne van dam, who is a tremendous talent coming on as well. i'm quietly confident in our team. even though we know each other and you see each other every week, but pipes don't always hang out with each other so i think it's great just to get everyone altogether and get people chatting away and get the buzz going for the solheim cup. jofra archer has been facing the media at lord's today, ahead of his likely test debut on wednesday against australia. the fast bowler missed england's d

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georgia hall's title defence ended with a whimper.d in a tie for 35th, 15 shots behind the winner, shibuno. jo currie reports. few will have known the name hinako shibuno before this tournament, but golf fans will certainly know it now after she announced herself on the international stage with this stunning victory. incredibly, this was her debut at a major. shibuno was her debut at a major. shibuno was the overnight leader with a two shot lead, and despite playing musical chairs at the top of the leaderboard throughout this round, and with players far more experience than herself, she held her nerve to claim the final major of the year. her round of 68 saw her finish on i8—under par. that was one shot ahead of american lizette salas. she pulled off eight birdies as she had the round of her career. but she will year. but she fell away, finishing on i6—under par, that is two of the lead. as for shibuno, though, this wina lead. as for shibuno, though, this win a fairytale finish from a player known as a smiling cinderella. onto cricket

last year, georgia hall got her hands on it for the first time, buta got her hands on it for the first so did an opportunistic thief in london. e5, smashed my back window, 12 o'clock, middle of the day, and just took it. i don't know if they knew it was me or not, because it was in the box. i had golf clubs, as well, in there. they didn't take that, so it's a bit strange. it was only a replica, and hall will get a replacement. the ko, there is a trophy shaped hole in her trophy cabinet. winning it would see her be the first to win her fifth major in the first to win her fifth major in the year since 2013. if i win for this week, is the second? second player in korea. it is a great honour. who will have the honour of lifting the trophy on sunday, though? 0nly lifting the trophy on sunday, though? only time will tell. 0nto football, and tottenham hotspur won the preseason audi cup, beating the host club bayern munich on penalties in the final. tottenham, who beat real madrid to get to the final, went 2—0 up with goals from erik lamela in the first half and this low drive from christian e

georgia hall looks ahead as she gets set to defend the women's british open, which tees off in the comings bayern munich on penalties to win the audi cup. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with cricket, and on the eve of the first test between england and australia in birmingham, the home side sprang a surprise by leaving jofra archer out of their starting line—up. the west indies—born pace bowler, who starred during the recent world cup, will have to wait a little longer to make his test debut. chris woakes is the preferred option, after taking six wickets in last week's win over ireland. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. cricket history lesson one — the ashes equals the ultimate. the smallest prize in literal size, they are holding it,

meanwhile georgia hall's title defence and with a bit of a whimper.le finish for a player known as a smiling cinderella. of a fairy tale finish for a player known as a smiling cinderellam currie reporting for us. in the super league, hull kr snatched a late winner against castleford with a drop—goal in golden point extra—time. danny mcguire saved the day for the relegation threatened side, as the tigers were going for their third win in a row. castleford led 26—14 with just over 20 minutes left. two ben crooks tries levelled the scores before mcguire's winning kick. 27—26 the score. and niall evalds' hat—trick helped salford keep their super league play—off hopes alive by thrashing london broncos. 58—28 the score there. the richest prize in one—day cycling, the ride london event, featuring 150 of the world's top professional cyclists, was won by italy's elia viviani. the 169km race started out in central london, before heading into the countryside, and finishing on the mall in front of buckingham palace. viviani powered through in a bunch sprint finis

georgia hall began her title defence with a bogey—free first—round 69.tle. hull shot a 5—under—par 67 on her home course of woburn, leaving herjust two shots adrift of the outright leader ashleigh buhai of south africa. now there's been a huge blow for wales, ahead of the rugby world cup, their number eight, toby faletau, has been ruled out of the tournament. he suffered a collarbone injury — in what's been described as an ‘innocuous training ground incident‘ and will need surgery. the bath player has had a string of injuries over the last year and a half. he broke his arm twice — and hasn't played a test since march last year. kyle edmund has had a 3— set win over tsonga. but for now, good night. the weather most of us on friday looking too bad at all. a lot of whether around however there is the chance of some showers and they could affect derbyshire, particularly where the reservoir is. environment has a severe morning. the chances of capturing a shower. for most of us, the day is going to be dry. it's have a look of a satellite image. one out there i

defending champion georgia hall managed to get some practice in at woburn but some weren't as fortunate't had enough time to practice. i'm actually very excited, i don't feel any pressure, it's nice for me to be home because i've been in the us for the whole year, for me i had done the hard travelling a i can enjoy being at home with a home crowd to be able to say i have won a major is very special. i think going to get a lot of support. i look forward to people out there watching and cheering me on. when new yorkjets‘ rookie calvin anderson isn't shielding his quarterback‘s blind side he has an unusual hobby. the 23 year old likes to spend his spare time solving a rubik's cube puzzle. he says he does it as a pre—game routine to focus his mind but he still has a way to go before breaking the world record, which stands at a mere 4.9 seconds. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing. the harry potter books are loved by children and adults alike around the world. it

while defending champion georgia hall is three under after the 23—year—old in this woman shot a bogeytional. the 24—year—old jones for around $87.5 million, having knocked 35 goals in 74 appearances and is only behind the top scorers losses formula 1 moves to put a pest this weekend for the hungarian grand prix, lewis halton —— lewis hamilton was at a 41 point advantage. one of seven drivers do not finish in germany. there will be trying to build on a magical weekend, but rosso finish that on the track. build on a magical weekend, but rosso finish that on the trackm was quite special. , 2448 hrs however you want to look at it. i found it on saturday night that i became a father to my daughter was born and is doing great so it's a great feeling and obviously the next day there was a race to stay focus on the race was great as well. after a three—week break, the moto gp resumes in the czech republic will stop with the reigning world champion mark marcus top of the standing. doing well on social media is the story of miller who made history on thursday she became the first jockey to wina

and from the women's open golf, plenty of british interest, and at the top of the leaderboard, georgia hall second round of 69 including four birdies to finish on under six. meanwhile bronte law produced a storming round to put herself into contention, she's just one shot off the lead on 7 under. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course, has started her round well. this birdie on the second hole leaving herjust two shots off the lead, which is held by america's lizette salas. that's all the sport for now. it's reported the new northern ireland secretary, julian smith, has asked for portraits of the queen to be put back on display inside government buildings at stormont. the portraits had been taken down after a senior civil servant was paid £10,000 in compensation after saying it was unfair for him to walk past pictures of her majesty and the duke of edinburgh as he might feel offended. we've been speaking to our correspondent keith doyle aboutjulian smith's intervention. well, in northern ireland, symbols are hugely significant, be it flags, mules, or as this row illustrates, por

meanwhile, last year's winner georgia hall, well, disappointing third round from her means her defence the way, is probably someone you've never heard of. japan's hinako shibuno has never played in a major, and it is the first time she has left her home country. she is 14 under par. she says she is so whenever she wants to throw up. but if she can hold together, what a wonderful story that would be. however, you can't rule out the likes of the world number one, who is widely expected to be challenging at the top of the leaderboard come this evening. she fights it out for her third potential major title of the year. that's all the sport for now. coming up: the travel show looks at transforming tourism in northern ireland and the best of the uk. that's at 1.30pm, here on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. we have some very heavy showers in the north this afternoon, but in the site you might be wondering what all the fuss is about editors —— as it isa the fuss is about editors —— as it is a very nice

meanwhile georgia hall was up and out early this morning. backed up and out early this morning.nce by carding a 69 for the second day in a row. she is now on 6—under and says she is loving playing in front of a british crowd. they are always behind you and i know that. they're always behind me. you make a hole or a three or four footer and they're always cheering and saying "come on georgia" and i think that really helps my confidence. thanks to jill curry there. thanks tojill curry there. we look at 12 under par. the south african meeting, and then the american all in the mix as well. let's have a look at some of the other story set the headlights say. french referee stephanie frappart will lead a team of mainly female officials who will take charge of the european super cup clash between liverpool and chelsea in istanbul later this month. frappart took charge of the women's world cup final between the united states and netherlands last month. this will be the first time that a female official has taken charge of a major uefa men's competition event. glorious history today. a t

charley hull and georgia hall had already booked their places due to their world rankings., but really, we' re just a few scattered showers, but really, we're focusing on this changeable being that will take us right into the weekend as well. and the weekend at this stage isn't looking too promising. some rain and wind on the way. pretty nippy across rural parts of scotland, it could dip down to six degrees. a lot of dry weather around but also a scattering of a few showers. you can see western scotland, the lake district, lancashire, but generally tuesdayis district, lancashire, but generally tuesday is going to be a sunny day with a scattering of cloud. temperatures up to 21 in london but closer to 17 for belfast, newcastle, glasgow and edinburgh. on the whole, not a bad day. later on in the day, it looks as though the clouds are going to increase across the south—west, so some rain will eventually reach plymouth but probably not until well after dark. now, the forecast tuesday — wednesday brings these weather fronts into south—western part of the country with rain reachi

the defending champion georgia hall is ten shots of the lead after a disappointing 74 yesterday.atalan dragons and warrington wolves. tempers flared on and off the field. ten minutes of the game to go. warrington players, two of them, and one from the opposing side were sent off, disturbing scenes in the crowd as fans clashed in the stands, both clu bs as fans clashed in the stands, both clubs condemning the incident, the match saw catalans beat warrington by 30—10, st helens when the league leaders shield. that's of your sport. listen to the ashes on radio 5 live. play is under way at 11am. also in play clips available from the sport website plus more. that's over now. more in the next hour. another 55 homes have been evacuated near a dam in derbyshire which is in danger of collapsing. police say it's because more heavy rain is forecast. efforts continued through the night to reduce the water levels at toddbrook reservoir and stabilise the whaley bridge dam. michael cowan has the latest. the battle to save whaley bridge dam is entering its fourth day after fresh evacuations last

the defending champion georgia hall has just double bogeyed.d the leader, who is on 13 under. and salford make a winning start to their football league debut, beating steve na g e their football league debut, beating stevenage 2—0. they are already one of the favourites for promotion to league 1. i'll have my sport for you at 5:30pm. riot police in russia have detained hundreds of people at the start of demonstrations in moscow. they're protesting against the exclusion of opposition candidates from upcoming local elections. among those being held is the prominent activist, lyubov sobol, who was picked up as she left her office to join the unauthorised protests. ms sobol is a long—time ally of russia's leading opposition figure, alexei navalny, who's serving a jail sentence for encouraging the demonstrations. the telecommunications industry says the prime minister will have to take fast and far—reaching action if his promise to deliver full fibre broadband years ahead of schedule is to be met. in an open letter, three trade bodies tell borisjohn

the defending champion, georgia hall, shot a second round of 69, including four birdies to finish onntion, she's on seven under, and so five strokes off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course, is also in the mix — she birdied the 16th, on her way to also finishing on 7 under par. i think it's just nice to play in front of my home crowd, really feel the support, and i've got my family out watching, and i think that always helps. 0bviously playing a major is a little different, but i think that if i go out and i play the same way i have been playing, i can keep pushing up that leaderboard. in the opening weekend of the football league season, there are nine opening—day fixtures in the championship today — but they face a tough job, to follow on from last night's entertainment. luton and middlesbrough drew 3—3 in their opening fixture — sonny bradley with a stunning first goalfor luton. that made it 1—1 — four more goals would follow, the last of them from james collins, five minutes from time, to snatch a point for luton. bury‘s second game of the season has bee

the defending champion, georgia hall, goes outjust after two o'clock.six under par. law is on seven under, five strokes off. and charley hull, playing on her home course, is also right there in the mix was that she birdied the 16th on her way to also finishing on under par. the championship continues today, nine opening weekend fixtures. they face a tough job to follow on from last night's curtain raiser that got the championship going. luton and middlesbrough drew 3—3, a stunning first goalfrom luton. the middlesbrough drew 3—3, a stunning first goal from luton. the last of the goals here from james collins, five minutes from time, to snatch a point for luton town. at the other end of the football spectrum, very‘s second game of the season has been suspended because the club still cannot show they can settle outstanding debts. their game today against mk dons was cancelled during the week. they got promotion last season, and will now not play accrington stanley next weekend. in by accrington stanley next weekend. in rugby league, saint helens extend th

opening day comes to a close, the hub hub spread the moment rest on georgia and hall.at crusaders in the republic second qualifying round tie after —— wolves. ryan gave the host and hope, and then esquire —— fired equaliser, may advance before him scored his second of the night. at goal sealed the win getting in a victory. rangers have also progressed to the third qualifying round after eight go draw against progress in luxembourg, winning two nail on aggregate. scott coming close to breaking the deadlock early in the press top. for the danish side, they play the next. they are out after 3-0 play the next. they are out after 3—0 last, the trailing 1—0 defeating them last, unable to pull off another headline grabbing when like they managed to get schematic, and a verb beat. lynnfield are through with their when tonight giving him a 3- with their when tonight giving him a 3— to aggregate victory. sam cosg rove 3— to aggregate victory. sam cosgrove patrick helped aberdeen secure a 5—0 victory at setting up a third line crash. for more on our results had no website. time f

defending champion georgia hall is a shot behind after a 69 and charley hull is gonig nicely too.st month, and will lead a team of mostly female officials at the match between the champions league winners liverpool and europa league winners chelsea in istanbul. frappart has also taken charge of men's league matches in her native france. the domestic football season in england and scotland gets under way this evening. dundee take on dunfermline in the scottish championship, while in efl, we'll get a first look at jonathan woodgate's middlesbrough. the former england and real madrid defender has taken over from tony pulis at his boyhood club. it's woodgate's first job in management. his side take on newly—promoted luton town tonight. really excited. we prepared properly. we have worked as hard as we could over pre—season. me and me staff have been organised. when i was a young kid i dreamed about playing for middlesbrough, but since i was 30 i wanted to manage a club. so i'm privileged to manage this fantastic football club. pierre gasly has been fastest in qualifying in formula one

the defending leader georgia hall shot a second round of 69 including four birdies to finish six underrdied the 17th hole on her way and finished on seven under par. here is a look at the leaderboard then. two metres currently at nine under. red bull is pr was fastest in the second practise at the hungarian grand prix. the french and came in less than a tenth of a second ahead of max for stepan. he was third fastest last weekend. and finally some history to tell you about from glorious goodwood. the horse ridden myjim crow eight became the first time winner of the king george six with a third successive victory in the pfeiffer lawn spirit. that is all your support for now. we will have more at half past six. thanks holly see you later. more now on the by—election in brecon and radnorshire — which has been won by the liberal democrats. the party overturned a conservative majority of 8,000 to clinch the seat by just over 1400 votes. the result has cut borisjohnson‘s effective parliamentary majority to just one. professor roger awan—scully joins me, head of politics and international rela

defending champion georgia hall double bogeyed the eighth and then dropped a further two shots to movended her lead to 15 under. the south african, who's led throughout the tournament at woburn, made two birdies in herfront nine. local girl charley hull has picked—up three birdies in a row to move to eight under par, tied with bronte law they are the highest placed britons. the scottish premiership got underway today with a hugw in for defending champions celtic. they thrashed stjohnstone 7—0. hibs scored late on to beat st mirren. livingston v motherwell was a goalless draw. and newly promoted ross county beat hamilton 3—nil. meanwhile the english football league properly got underway today. two of the relegated premier league teams started with defeats — fulham lost at newly promoted barnsley — and cardiff were beaten at wigan. another newly promoted side — charlton got off to a good start with a win at blackburn. there were also wins for birmingham city, millwall, sheffield wednesday, qpr and swansea. in the late kick off nottingham forest have just kicked off against west brom. the

charley hull and georgia hall had already booked their places due to their world rankings. have won the last two solheim cups, and ten of the last 15, but europe have triumped the last two times it was staged in scotland. everyone really is just happy to know what the team is and who is in it, and it's been a long process for them all. and obviously, the ones that have qualified automatically, and it's more stressfulfor the pics. they had a great day out there, playing. perfect weather. would be nice if we have that in september. the golf course is looking in fantastic shape, so we are excited and cannot wait to get back here in september. that's all the sport for now. you can follow the very latest on andy murray's comeback match. it is 3-3 at andy murray's comeback match. it is 3—3 at the opening set of the cincinnati masters. thanks very much. the uk will be "first in line" for a trade deal with the us, according to the us national security adviserjohn bolton. he's been in london meeting with borisjohnson on the same day that the prime minister and president trump discus

georgia hall, defending champion, currently on 3 under. charley hull on 5 under.ey bridge. it is because of flooding causing the partial collapse of a dam wall. the environment agency says there is a danger to life. we can speak to the local mp, ruth george, who we tried to speak to earlier, she and her daughter have been moved out of the area for their own safety. i guess you are a worried mp and a worried mother. 0bviously worried mp and a worried mother. obviously very worried about the situation for everybody in whaley bridge at the moment. i live very close to they are myself. my daughter was working at the local school, the holiday club, but fortu nately school, the holiday club, but fortunately the police came fairly early today and evacuated local businesses and the schoolchildren from the holiday club, to a place of safety. have you been told how long this evacuation might have to last for? we are told it might be several days. i would be surprised if it wasn't several days until the dam can be made safe. nobody is saying anything at the moment but it is

the defending champion, georgia hall, is due out after 2.00pm this afternoon, and shot a second roundto put herself into contention — she's on seven—under, so five strokes off the leader. charley hull, who's playing on her home course, is also in the mix. she birdied the 16th on her way to also finishing on seven—under par. andy and jamie murray's reunion on the tennis court, is over for now, after they lost their quarter—final match at the washington 0pen, despite having match point, in the second set. kyle edmund, came from a set down, to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles. but was eventually beaten by world number 122, peter gojowczyk, 6—3, 4—6, 6—3. in horse racing, history was made on day four of the glorious goodwood festival. battarsh, ridden byjim crowley, became the first three—time winner of the king george stakes with a third successive victory in the five—furlong sprint, so that's just over one kilometre. now, while robot wars, might not be on the tv at the moment, there are still plenty of colossal metal—on—metal showdowns around

the defending champion, georgia hall, shot a second round of 69, including four birdies to finish onder and so five strokes off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course is also in the mix — she birdied the 16th, on her way, to also finishing on seven under par. yeah, it's good. it's quite funny because my fiance and family has come as well. i saw his dad at their head he said come on girl after i made a few bogeys and i made a few birdies. it is nice, that they are supporting me. it is nice, that they are supporting me. andy and jamie murray's reunion, on the tennis court, is over for now after they lost their quarterfinal match, at the washington 0pen, despite having match point in the second set. kyle edmund, came from a set down, to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles. 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. red bull's pierre gasly was fastest in a rain—affected second practice at the hungarian grand prix. the frenchman came in less than a tenth of a second ahead of team—mate, max verstappen. lewis hamilton, hoping to bounce back from his poor

but defending champion georgia hall's 7a leaves her 10 behind the lead.ill to drop a shot at this year's event. both are tied for seventh place, on nine under, that's five shots behind the leader who is the 20 year—old hinako shibuno from japan, she's playing in herfirst major championship. rangers start their scottish premiership campaign later when they face kilmarnock. they're looking to stop celtic winning a ninth league title this season. and they've already got some catching up to do as far as goal difference is concerned. yesterday, neil lennon's side started their defence with a 7—0 win against stjohnstone. ryan christie hit a hat trick. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and ross county. fulham say they will take the "strongest possible action" after their defender cyrus christie claimed his sister was hit and racially abused by fans during their defeat at barnsley. christie posted on social media after the game to condemn the fans‘ behaviour saying, "regardless how you felt about the result your actions are shameful." fulham have launched a

contention going into the final day of the women's british open at woburn, but defending champion georgia hall'sback nine for a round of 70, while law is still to drop a shot at this year's event. both are tied for seventh place, on nine under, that's five shots behind the leader who is the 20 year—old hinako shibuno from japan, she's playing in herfirst major championship. just going to go out and have fun. just going to go out and have fun. just going to have fun, another day at the office, and pretend i am out there with my friends playing golf. i will make as many birds as possible, i am i will make as many birds as possible, lam hitting i will make as many birds as possible, i am hitting the i will make as many birds as possible, lam hitting the ball, creating chances, there is no reason why i can't go out and create a really low number. rangers start their scottish premiership campaign later when they face kilmarnock. they're looking to stop celtic winning a ninth league title this season. and they've already got some catching up to do as far as goal difference is concerned. yesterday neil

the defending champion georgia hall shot a second round of 69, including four birdies to finish on 6— off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course, is also in the mix. she birdied the 16th on her way to also finishing on 7—under par. i think it is nice to play in front ofa i think it is nice to play in front of a home crowd. you really feel the support. i have my family watching. i think that always helps. it does obviously, playing a major it is a little different, but i think that ifigo little different, but i think that if i go out and i play the same way i have been playing, i can keep pushing up that leaderboard. andy and jamie murray's reunion on the tennis court is over for now after they lost their quarterfinal match at the washington 0pen despite having match point in the second set. kyle edmund came from a set down to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles, but was eventually beaten by world number 122 peter gojowczyk, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. red bull's pierre gasly was fastest in a rain—affected second practice at the hunga

and the tournament's defending champion georgia hall is also in contention one shot further behind.e in serbia. there was better news for premier league side wolves though. they'll play away in armenia in the third qualifying round after beating the irish cup winners crusaders 4—1 in belfast. it finished 6—1 on aggregate. joining wolves in that next round are scottish premiership sides aberdeen and rangers, as well as another belfast side, linfield. that's all the sport for now. i'm going to go and try to start putting one foot in front of the other. it's a long journey to go. a holiday firm which had taken bookings from more than 50—thousand people has ceased trading. super break — which specialised in organising city breaks, along with its sister company, the booking website laterooms.com — had around 250 employees, based in york and manchester. charlotte gallagher reports. the summer holidays have onlyjust begun, but it's bad news for thousands of people who have booked trips away. super break, which specialised in organising this city breaks, along with its sister company, the b

the defending champion georgia hall shot a second round of 69, including four birdies to finish on 6—and charley hull, who's playing on her home course is also in the mix, she birdied the 16th, on her way, to also finishing on 7—under par. it was good. it was quite funny. my fiance and family has come as well. his dad was like, come on, girl! it is quite nice. they don't play golf so is quite nice. they don't play golf so it is nice they come and support me. andy and jamie murray's reunion, on the tennis court, is over for now after they lost their quarterfinal match at the washington 0pen despite having match point in the second set. kyle edmund came from a set down to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles. but was eventually beaten by world number 122 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. while robot was my lobby on the tv, there are still plenty of colossal metal on metal shows around the country. the sport is being increasingly used by schools, as an extra curricular way, to teach science and engineering. and the new heavyweight champion of the world is now british

defending champion georgia hall began with a bogey—free 69, to finish four shots off the lead, whileonsip, promoted luton taking on middlesbrough. new manager, steph — jonathan woodgate. while the fairytale european adventure for welsh side connah‘s quay is over, knocked out by partizan belgrade in the europa league. but wolves are through, beating crusaders of northern ireland 4—1 last night in belfast, and 6—1 on aggregate, a second goal there for rauljiminez. rangers, aberdeen and linfield are also through. now, we told you earlier this week, about 18—year—old khadija mellah, who was about to become the first jockey in history to ride professionally in a hijab. well, she won herfirst race at goodwood yesterday, meaning a fairytale ending. she was on the outsider haverland, and managed to beat the likes of olympic cycling champion victoria pendleton, despite only sitting on a racehorse for the first time just three months ago. it was really difficult initially. racehorses are very difficult. i had quite a few mishaps. but as soon as they got the hang of it, i started enjoying it lo

it wasn't to be for england's charley hull or georgia hall, the defending champion at the women's britishbirdie on the 18th, japan's hinako shibuno secured her first major title. remarkably, it is the first tournament the 20—year—old has played outside her home country. lewis hamilton can relax on his summer holidays after extending his lead in the formula one drivers' championship to 62 points. he over took the red bull of pole sitter max verstappen with just three laps to go to win the hungarian grand prix. the sport now takes a four—week break, with nine races left when they return at the end of the month. daly i am really grateful for the day, and really for the team for continuing to believe in me and continuing to believe in me and continuing to believe in me and continuing to push and to be able to... fora continuing to push and to be able to... for a race continuing to push and to be able to... fora race to continuing to push and to be able to... for a race to be able to push like that, and it went all the way. well, hamilton has now moved to 81 carer race wins, ten behind michael

it's the home course of england's charley hull while england's georgia hall is the defending champion been in the us for a whole year so for me i've done the hard travelling and now i can enjoy being at home with the home crowd. to be able to save i've one a major is very special. i think i'm going to get a lot of support, so i look forward to people out there watching and cheering me on. andy and jamie murray made it through to the second round of the men's doubles in washington last night. they beat the french pair of nicolas mahut and edouard roger—vasselin in three sets. it's the first time that andy and jamie have played together since 2016. andy is still considering a return to singles in two weeks time. physically i feel so much better stop the no pain, not restricting me in any of the shots i'm hitting. i'm still a bit slower, i'm hoping that something that will come back with time. i didn't know how much more i'd be playing after here last year but to come back and be competing and be pain—free is brilliant. good to see! and finally, some of the world's best cricketers may be

bronte law and jodi ewart shadoff have been given wildcards, whilst charley hull and georgia hall automaticallyfive days, if you are selected. justin langer thought it might wear you down. are selected. justin langer thought it might wear you downlj are selected. justin langer thought it might wear you down. i don't thinkjustin laing has seen me play first—class cricket. i usually bowl of a0 overs every game, anyway, so here‘s another thing coming —— justin langer. andy murray make a competitive return to singles for the first time in eight months following a second hip operation in january. he has enjoyed some success on the doubles circuit, he won the queens title, played with serena williams at wimbledon. his return to singles action starts at the cincinatti masters against the frenchman richard gasquet, due on court around 7pm this evening. sometimes the thing that‘s difficult in tennis in comparison to other sports is that when you are coming back from an injury, if you look at football or basketball, is that you don‘t play 90 minutes straightaway. you might come into a football match and

georgia hall the defending champion also going strong. will be displayed in the prime minister's office. if its next to a tv — that's all borisjohnson will need to see just how much the pressure is building on his brexit planning. in a press conference this lunchtime, the bank of england outlined its projections for the uk economy. it cut its forecasts for uk growth to 1.3% this year, down from a previous projection of 1.5%. it's also warned that a no—deal brexit would hit the economy and trigger a further drop in the value of the pound. the bank left interest rates unchanged at 0.75% against a backdrop of weaker global growth and trade tensions between the us and china. this is what the bank of england governor mark carney had to say. in the event of no deal, it's probable cpr inflation would rise in gdp growth would slow. for example, our agents surveyed for businesses find most companies now report that they're largely ready for no deal. however, just a fifth described themselves as fully ready whilst three quarters of respondentss say

defending champion georgia hall is one shot off the lead on six under on the second day of golf‘s britishport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. global temperatures forjuly could be the hottest on record. that's the initial assessment of the eu's climate change service. their figures show that this month will be 1.2 degrees above pre—industrial levels. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh explains. it is not water they are walking through, but a heat haze on the streets injapan. and it has been the same story across many parts of the world. record temperatures in finland, and a three—week heatwave in china too. and now, it's official — july is one of the hottest, if not the hottest, on record. and july isn't alone. 2019 has been very warm globally. each month so far is among the four warmest for the month in question, and june has been the highest ever. this particular month has been very warm. but to me, this is really not the main point. the main point is that not only this month has been very warm, but last month was very warm. all months during 2019 were very warm, in

england's bronte law and jodi ewart shadoff are included, alongside charley hull and georgia hall whoect. they've made the fairways ta rta n. perfect. they've made the fairways tartan. brilliant! i'll find the picture for you. gleneagles looks gorgeous at the best of times. fantastic surface, it's going to be great! thanks, sally. the last 10 days have been desperately worrying for the family of nora quoirin, the 15—year—old with special needs who's gone missing in malaysia. as the search for the teenager continues, her parents are offering a £10,000 reward for anyone with information leading to her safe return. we can speak now tojim gamble, who's a child protection expert and a former police officer who helped with the madeleine mccann investigation and has been advising nora's family. he joins us from belfast. good morning to you. this isjust an incredibly worrying time for her pa rents, incredibly worrying time for her parents, for her family. incredibly worrying time for her parents, for herfamily. what can you tell us about the investigation and how it's going? well, the investi

halls. decatur, georgia, independent line. good morning. caller: my top issue is gun control.lways sell usts fear. most people killed by guns is either a friend or family member. of arms,itution speaks it does not say guns, nuclear arms, tanks, airplanes, it says arms. a knife is arms. host: have you had a chance to talk with your representative about this and specifically, what would you tell them? what would you like to see done when it comes to guns? caller: just like you have to get your drivers license, you should have to get your gun license. you should have to take a test, you should have to get insurance on your gun. everything you have to go through with a driver's license. a permit. what is wrong with that? host: kim is next in charlotte, north carolina. line for democrats. of concernmain topic is climate. every other topic has no value until we take care of this. we are at end time. it is wild to watch the change in the temperatures and everything going on. if these guys don't put a price on carbon and try to mitigate what is going on, i am not sure what is going to

at 65 yesterday with a 67 today, depending champion georgia is six under, but they are the closest went by that brady's each today, and local girl hallny because my fiance is like and his family were here and i sized god and he was like, i'm girland i made few bradys, it's nice that they come and support me. that's all for now, we'll be back at sports day at half past ten. he is the weather was barren. hello, we see fewer and lighter showers around the uk today, so i was from early on fading away this evening, turning dry overnight tonight and good clear spousal with a few misty low cloud patches towards the east, perhaps temperatures down to 12 or 14 perhaps temperatures down to 12 or 1a degrees. many places on saturday should be dry, sunshine at times, andi should be dry, sunshine at times, and i could turn hazy from the southwest to hide cloud that comes and introducing a few showers across western areas practically across my thoughts england and wales later in the day. before then, these are the highest temperatures, similar to what we have had the past day or two. more rain around sunday, for northern and western parts of the uk

sheriff deputies in georgia making sure a little boy showed up to school like a boss. nearly one month after his dad died a hero. hallscorting kay den dickson to his first day of fourth grade. last month, somebody shot and killed his dad after he was chasing down a stolen vehicle. the officers wanted to give kayden encouragement as he started classes. the entire community is proud of them. if you're going to get attacked by a shark, a best scenario would be to have a boat full of nurses nearby. that happened off of key biscayne. the video is bloody. the guy, the victim, is okay now. he was spearfishing when a shark got him on the arm, a charter boat was nearby that worked together at a hospital in texas. the diver's friends flagged them down. >> [bleep]. that is the spearfisherman that recovered and said he's never spearfishing again. now let's meet the nurses that save him. christine haynes and glyza martin. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> i'm guessing that neither of you have ever treated a shark bite before. >> no. >> definitely not. >> so tell us what happened. >> we were just -- we were going out on a fi