coming up on this programme: lean, green, pressure putting machine, hannah green wins the womens pgaok their place in the copa america quarter finals. hosts france are through to the last 8 of the women's world cup after overcoming brazil in extra time. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. we start at the women's pga championship at hazeltine in minnesota and a real sporting fairytale. before this weekend, it's probably safe to say that not a huge amount of people had heard of hannah green. she's only been on the tour for two years and didn't have a wikipedia page until sunday. well, the 22—year—old has won her first major championship, the first by an australian in 13 years. the little—known aussie has never come close to winning an lpga title, let alone a major. having grabbed the overnight lead and started well with birdies at the second and 7th to take her to 11 under, there was a blip at the turn with 3 bogeys, but another birdie, then this pressure relieving shot out

australia's hannah green is still out in front, after another good round at hazeltine national.y's four under round of 68 with a 69 today to go seven under par for the tournament three shots ahead of south korea's hjoojoo kim who's still on course. england's mel reid has dropped out of contention on one over par. more than 50 thousand tennis fans are heading to the sussex coast for the wimbledon warm up at eastbourne. some of the biggest names in the sport including defending champion caroline wozniacki and andy murray will compete there. but it's also the home tournament ofjohanna konta, who lives down the road and is hoping to inspire the next generation of british tennis players. juliette parkin reports. meet young player ruby. she dreams of becoming a pro one dayjust like her practise partner. and it was nothing short of the stuff of dreams whenjoe nothing short of the stuff of dreams when joe contessa nothing short of the stuff of dreams whenjoe contessa priced her at her home in eastbourne today. very nice to meet you. ruby was on court with the british number one. and thi

before this weekend, it's probably safe to say that not a huge amount of people had heard of hannah green. she's only been on the tour for two years and didn't have a wikipedia page until sunday. well, the 22—year—old has won her first major championship, the first by an australian in 13 years. the little—known aussie has never come close to winning an lpga title, let alone a major. having grabbed the overnight lead and started well with birdies at the second and 7th to take her to 11 under, there was a blip at the turn with 3 bogeys, but another birdie, then this pressure relieving shot out of the bunker, allowed her to putt for par on the 18th. green taking the the title by one shot from defending champion sung hyun park. a putt heard all the way down under and you can see just what it meant to golf‘s new star. i'm pretty much speechless. i was really nervous playing the last five holes and i'm just really happy that i made the putt because that's what i was struggling. to make the one on the last is really surreal. it is awesome. i mean, i've always wanted to win in front of an aussie

australia's hannah green is out in front on seven—under—par, she's only in her second full year on thehas hit another fine round at the bmw international in munich — he shot a 66 — one better than yesterday's effort — to move to 13—under—par, one shot clear of a group including his countryman matt fitzpatrick. let's have a look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. blue point has completed a rare double at royal ascot. ridden by james doyle and trained by charlie appleby, he added the diamond jubilee stakes to tuesday's win in the king's stand stakes. he's only the third horse to complete a double in the two group 1 races. great britain have won theirfirst gold medal at the european games in minsk, the recurve women's team beat hosts and surprise finalists belarus 6—2. it comes just a day after the event was dropped from the 2022 commnwealth games programme in birmingham. and in super league, hull fc are flying against catalans dragons — they went behind early on but they were 26 points to 10 ahead by half time, thanks to four tries, including this one from albert

australia's hannah green has a two—shot lead over nelly korda and park sung—hyun.ga title, let alone a major. she was 9 under, 2 shots ahead, through 11 a short while ago. she won herfirst she won her first lpga title. five people have been arrested as pa rt five people have been arrested as part of a fraud investigation following the collapse of patisserie valerie. the company went into administration in january after the discovery of a huge black hole in the firm's accounts. our business correspondent katie austin told us more about the problems the company was facing. it struggled after a whole was found in its account which was later put at £94 million. in october, the chain's former finance director was arrested and released on bail as part of a serious fraud office investigation. it appears that investigation has now widened and we know that on tuesday, five more people were arrested and questioned as part of a joint operation with police in hertfordshire, leicestershire and london. their identity isn't exactly what they were being arrested for, haven't been

before this weekend it‘s probably safe to say that not a huge amount of people had heard of hannah green for two years, she hasn‘t really come anywhere near winning a title and didn‘t have a wikipedia page until sunday. well, the 22 year old has won golf‘s third major with victory at the women‘s pga championship at hazeltine minnesota. this putt sealing a half a million dollar cheque and a first major by an australian in 13 years. green had started the day at the top of the leaderboard and stayed there throughout her round finishing the tournament on 9 under overall i‘m pretty much speechless. i was really nervous playing the last five holes and i‘m just really happy that i made a clutch putt because that was kind of what was struggling through middle of the round and, yeah, just to make the one on the last, it really is surreal. it‘s awesome. argentina have booked their place in the quarterfinals of the copa america courtesy of their 2—0 victory over qatar. it was a must win for lionel messi‘s side if they hoped to make the last 8. sergio aguero sealing the victory in the 82nd minute in

hannah green is leading in the women's pga.ading to the sussex coast for the eastbourne international tennis tournament. some of the biggest names in the sport including defending champion caroline wozniacki and andy murray will compete at devonshire park. it's also the home tournament ofjohanna konta, whose family live just down the road. and ahead of her first round match, konta took to the grass to inspire the next generation. juliette parkin reports. ruby dreams of becoming a professional like her practice partner. it was a dream whenjohanna konta surprised at her home in eastbourne today. next thing, ruby was on court with the british number one and this nine—year—old has proved she's got staying power. my brother started it and then i got into it. now they have both quit and i'm the only child playing. falling in love with a sport at a young age, that lasts with you forever and it's still lasting with me for now and i'm sure you are going to be living tennis for a very long time. on day one at the international tournament

australia's hannah green leaves.ket in the cricket for england, archer with his third of the day against sri lanka. you can get all of the details on the bbc sport website, we will have more view in the next hour. thank you. let's return to our main story — the foreign office minister mark field has been suspended over his actions at the mansion house speech last night, when he manhandled a greenpeace protester. janet barker is the protester who says she was assaulted by mark field. she has given herfirst assaulted by mark field. she has given her first interview to the bbc. she explained to our producer claire ellison what happened. so we all had different roles and the aim was to get our message across that we are in this climate emergency, we can't continue, as we are going with business as usual, investing in fossil fuels. so one group was to the left—hand side of the room but they were intending to get to the plinth and deliver our own message to stop digging up fossil fuels. my role was then to issue out the sp

australia's hannah green had to grind out a victory.e, stumble would three bogies on holes 9 through 12. she would make a birdie on 16 and a one-shot lead on 18, drains it for par. her first career major title. she finishes the tournament at nine under par. >>> women's world cup soccer. brazil taking on the host nation of france. 52nd minute sliding valerie govau with the goal. france takes a 1-0 lead. france answerers 11 minutes later. that ties it up. the game went the to extra time. the defender from france is there to block the ball. they keep playing. france gets a free kick. one touches it into the goal. france advances to the quarter finals. they get the victory by the score off 2-1.

she was one shot behind australia's hannah green but she has bogeyed the fourth to slip back to two underh international film festival gets under way today and it"s hosting the world premiere of astronaut, a movie in which richard dreyfuss plays a pensioner who lies about his age to enter a lottery for a once in a lifetime chance to travel on the first commercial flight to outer space. richard dreyfuss is the star of many a hollywood blockbuster — american graffiti, jaws, and close encounters of the third kind. i'm delighted to say we have richard dreyfuss in the studio with us now but first let's take a look at astronaut. 11 letters. i want to watch the news! it's not the news, it's the same old rubbish. a round and round it goes. is the final three lottery winner names for the spaceship competition are... give it back! connor cranston, adrian charles, angus stewart. those are our lucky short listers. which one will you be voting for? the winner willjoin six other passengers. serendipity. that's the answer. there we are, just an excerpt from the film. richard, the slogan is, you're never

this was hannah green's day at 16 putting for birdie. that one curls in. that put her up by two and able to par 18 to finish a round at 72 that enabled her to hang on by a stroke over park and green wins her first major in her second year on the tour. first major, something golfers will always remember. >> absolutely. >> joe, thank you. >>> next at 11:00. >> we lost a good person and we feel badly and everything. >> friends and family in mourning tonight after a car crash kills a beloved grandmother who was on her way home from a night of baby- sitting. g. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >> the woman was heading home in a lyft when it was hit by another car. good evening. i'm alex savidge. >> i'm julie haener. the lyft driver also died in the crash that happened after 1:00 this morning on third street and paul avenue in san francisco's bayview district. ktvu's azenith smith joins us with new details on the deadly crash. >> reporter: loved ones describe the victim as an active churchgoer and she leaves behind sons and grandsons and another gran

so way behind leader, australian hannah green, on seven under par. year on the lpga tour could this be her first title. mercedes hope to continue their dominance in france today ahead of tomorrow's grand prix. valteri bottas was quickest in the second practice session, with lewis hamiltonjust behind him. the british world champion had been fastest in first practice. practice three gets under way at 11am today — with qualifying starting at two. you can listen to it live on radio 5 live sport. there's no stopping the top two, in rugby league's super league. warrington remain second after beating wakefield while the leaders st helens continued their dominance with a 36—10 win over struggling leeds rhinos. louis mccarthy—scarsbrook, with two of their tries. there were wins too for salford and wigan. it's considered to be the ultimate test of sporting prowess. this week the modern pentathlon world cup final takes place injapan and the british team includes the current men's world champion. but, if all five events feels a bit out of reach, there's now a sa

it is australia's hannah green who leads.e available on the bbc sport website. that is all from me for now. let's return to our main story — the suspension of the foreign office minister, mark field, over his actions at the mansion house speech towards a greenpeace protester. janet barker was grabbed by mr field and marched out of the room. she's given her first interview to the bbc and explained to our producer, claire ellison, what happened. so we all had different roles and the aim was to get our message across that we are in this climate emergency, we can't continue, as we are going with business as usual, investing in fossil fuels. so one group of us was to the left—hand side but they were intending to get to the plinth and deliver our own message to stop digging up fossil fuels. my role was then to issue out the speech itself to the guests and we were to just stand there, dignified, listening to the speech, peaceful and then after the speech was read, the idea was we were just going to leave. did you expect resistance?

australia‘s hannah green said it was surreal after winning her first tour event, the pga championshiphs pledged to get more people with learning disabilities and autism moved out of secure hospitals in england and into more appropriate accommodation within the community. but the charity mencap says that the promise has not been met. jayne mccubbinjoined one mum who has to make a 360 mile round trip to visit her son. last week, we had a distressing phone call. "get me out, get me out, i just want to come home, "i want my mum, i want my mum." i can‘t take that call out of my head. adele‘s son eddie has learning disabilities. on christmas day, when he was 13, he was sectioned in a crisis. nine months, that‘s how long you were told? it is probably going to be about nine months. and it‘s six and a half years later. any messages for him? we love you, missing you lots, alfie and reddy. today we‘re joining adele on her once—a—month, 360—mile round trip to visit her son. are you going to come and wave bye—bye? previously we‘ve had to go 600—mile round trips. we‘ve travelled over 26,000 miles w

australian hannah green won the women's pga championship in minnesota — the third major of the seasonfirst lpga title. she looks quite pleased with that. just like us on a monday morning when we arrive. like steph when she arrived. it is good to have her back. she is making me laugh far too much. carol is aboard the hms enterprise. i am joined enterprise. i amjoined by lieutenant darren petty. why is hms enterprise here in london? we are here in —— forthe enterprise here in london? we are here in —— for the launch of sea week as well as the ceremony of the jews. it was either a barrel of rum ora jews. it was either a barrel of rum or a barrel of wine to pay tax. we are doing that in the tower of london later. so the hms enterprise does a lot. tell us about it. it is hydrographic and oceanographic little of everything from mapping the sea floor to taking sea samples. what happens to that? it goes into charts ready for the safety navigation at sea. speaking of charts. tell us about this fabulous machine. there this is our electronic charting device. just the same as paper charts but the