coming up on this programme: japan's hinako shibuno birdies the last hole to win the women's british back—to—back centuries, handing australia the upper hand going into the last day of the first ashes test against england. and lewis hamilton wins the hungarian grand prix, outsmarting max verstappen with his pit stop to take victory. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with golf, and japan's hinako shibuno is celebrating the first major victory of her career after winning the women's british open at woburn in england. she is the first japanese winner of a major for 42 years. she carded a four—under—par 68 in sunday's final round, to finish 18—under for the championship, one shot clear of lizette salas of the usa. kojin—young, who was bidding for her third major of the year, was a further shot back on 16—under—par, while the halfway leader, ashleigh buhai, had to settle for fifth place in the end. georgia hall's title defence ended with a whimper. she finished in a tie for 35th, 15 shots behind the winner, shibuno.

few will have known the name hinako shibuno before this tournament, but golf fans will certainly knowr 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, and australia look to have taken a decisive grip on the first ashes test against england in birmingham. another spectacular century from steve smith, his second of the match, helped austra

hinako shibuno ofjapan now leads, after a sensational third round — with competition at the top reallyas been watching the action. the defending champion georgia hall. this was 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 dro

japan's hinako shibuno has the lead at 14 under par in herfirst major tournament.inal round of the home of major tournament, there is a special kind of buzz around the crowd. and they wouldn't be a more popular winner here than charlie hoult. she has been a member at woburn since he was nine years old. she knows the course better than anyone. it can she make that local knowledge count when she tees off at five past two? she begins the day on nine under par, five shots off the lead, and the same position that bronte law also finds herself in. the englishwoman hasn't dropped a shot all tournament, another perfect run from her could see her lift her first major trophy. meanwhile, run from her could see her lift her first majortrophy. meanwhile, last yea r‘s first majortrophy. meanwhile, last year's winner georgia hall, well, disappointing third round from her means her defence of the title probably ended yesterday. she starts today ten shots off the leader who, by the way, is probably someone you've never heard of. japan's hinako shibuno has never played in a major, a

buhai has extended her lead to three shots on 12 under par, ahead of the japanese major debutante hinako shibunorld number one park sun hjung is one of five players tied for fourth along with chaley hull and bronte law. some tennis for you now and carl admin is out of the washington open in the quarterfinals and loss in three sets to the world 122nd. the british number one hit 37 unforced errors and for double faults and beat not. and the mary brothers are due on court shortly. there were two games in rugby league's super league tonight as st helens extended their lead at the top of the table with a comfortable win over wakefield. at the other end though leeds pulled clear of the bottom sides after thrashing huddersfield in the west yorkshire derby. 22—0 at half time it finished 44—0. ash handley claimed two tries on his 100th appearance for the club. championship leader lewis hamilton bounced back from a nightmare weekend in germany to record the fastest time in today's practise for sunday's hungarian grand prix. but the rain caused plenty of trouble for the drivers and red bull's pierre gasly

but there was a fairytale ending, forjapanese debutant hinako shibuno.ajor, outside her own country, sealed the trophy on the final hole to cap off a thrilling last day. jo currie was there for us and sent us this report. few will have known her name before this tournament but golf fans will simply know it now. after she announced yourself on the international stage with this stunning victory. incredible this was her debut at a major. . shbuno was the overnight weeder, and despite playing musical chairs at the top of the leaderboard and with players farmer spirits than herself, she held her nerve to claim the final measure of her round associate, she saw her finish on 18—under that was one hot —— shot of lizette salas. she pulled off birdie. she will be left wondering what might have been with a miss pot at the 18th. as for world number one jin young co., who was close to making her third major of the year, finishing unceasing under par, that is to off the lead. a couple of fingers players had been in contention. however both charley hull and bronte law

women's golf major of the year, the british open, was won by the little—known japanese player hinako shibunoing by a shot after sinking a long putt for a birdie on the final hole. that's all the sport for now. we wa nt we want to give you a bit of a preview of a panorama that is being broadcast tomorrow. when the last stronghold of the so—called islamic state was overrun in syria in march this year, thousands of women and children were moved to secure camps. many nationalities are represented there, including women who travelled from europe to the middle east in support of is. four months on, they are still being held by kurdish authorities. apart from a few children who have been taken back to their countries of origin, western governments have yet to decide what to do about citizens who are in the camps. for bbc panorama, stacey dooley travelled to two syrian camps close to the borders of iraq and turkey, the al—hol and al—roj camps. this is al—hol camp, home to more than 70,000 people, most of them refugees. but among its population, there are also around 11,000 foreign women, former is b

and congratualitions to the japanese golfer hinako shibuno.st attempt. in fact not only was it her first major title it was also the first time she'd ever played outside of her home country. american lizette salas was second with koreanjin—young ko in third you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. we talk to a korean beauty vlogger, who's been sharing her experience of fighting cancer. also on the programme. the latest reaction from the states following the two mass shootings that killed 29 people. the question was do we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men? the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long and the queen mother is said t

i love this story about hinako shibuno winning. she loves to giggle and laugh.nd fish. she likes to smile and laugh and the manager dressed up for her, one day as a samurai and another day with a plastic sword and another day with a plastic sword and a clown's base. a real character. it's the first time see —— she's beenin it's the first time see —— she's been ina it's the first time see —— she's been in a major outside her own country. a fairy tale. very quickly, this is 33—year—old gb para climber jesse dufton, looking for some assistance with his climbing. he needs a dog. he's got a blindfold on as well. he says basically, having a blindfold on doesn't make the vertigo any better but is looking for a guide dog to assist him. not a labrador, he wants a husky. logistically, how does that work? a very brave dog. very quickly, booming summer for butterflied. very brave dog. very quickly, booming summerfor butterflied. more common blues than ever before because of the weather. and how far can you throw a bag of frozen peas? quite a long way. bubbling up that far.

women's golf major of the year, the british open, was won by the little known japanese player hinako shibunosoned pros at woburn, winning by a shot after sinking a long putt for a birdie on the final hole. there was another big crash in the closing stages of the men's elite race at the ride london event. but italy's elia viviani avoided any trouble, last yea r‘s runner—up sprinting to victory in the mall to win the biggest prize in one—day cycling. britain's alex dowsett claimed the king of the mountains title. there's more on the bbc sport website. that's all from me, now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, there. for some of us, it wasn't too bad over the weekend. plenty of hazy sunshine in the south, further north were plagued by heavy showers and thunderstorms where warnings were in force, parts of scotland and northern england. scenes behind me showed torrential downpours affecting parts of argyll and bute and flooded roads there in falkirk. heavy showers and thunderstorms aren't done with us yet. for much of this upcoming week, it's looking pretty unsettled thanks t

and finally, the japan times has the remarkable victory of hinako shibuno at the women's british open the 20—year—old was completely unknown before the tournament. she went on to win it in style, high—fiving and fist—bumping after her success. she's been dubbed by the media as ‘the smiling cinderella'. let's return to our top story. indian—administered kashmir remains in lockdown after it was stripped of its autonomous status. telephone networks and the internet have been cut off since sunday and tens of thousands of troops are patrolling the streets. communications with the region are extremely difficult, but we spoke to one person outside the capital, srinagar. we are not giving his full name to protect his identity. here's what he told us. people are shocked, saddened. they're shocked and horrified at the situation that has developed over the last couple of days. the banks are closed, the atms are out of cash. people have run out of gas. we have somebodyjust coming to our home, they have run out of rice and flour so we gave them some stuff from our home. 0ur vehicle was stopped mul

there are now four players tied at the top of the leaderboard — the overnight leader from japan hinako shibunoe highest placd briton — seven shots behind them on six under par midway through her round. in the super league, castleford tigers are on course for a third successive win the superleague. they're currently leading hull kr by 26 points to 1a. in the other match this afternon london broncos are having a hard time at home to the salford devils. they're trailing 118—6. 150 of the world's top professional cyclists are in london and surrey today, competing in ride london — which you can watch live on bbc one right now. it's a 169 kilometre course which starts in central london before heading into the countryside and finishing on the mall in front of buckingham palace. familiarfaces from tour de france — caleb ewan who won three stages in the tour competing. the largest prize pool for any one—day classic race in the world. that really could be a key so it's a really let's go back to derbyshire where efforts are continuing to shore up the dam near whaley bridge, and to bring the water level d

japan's hinako shibuno, who's playing in herfirst major, is 1a—under par — a lead of two shots from theootball league and super league say they are appalled by clashes between catala ns dragons and warrington wolves fans towards the end of their match in france yesterday. tempers flared on the field and off it with around ten minutes of the game to go — two warrington players and one from catalans were sent off after a brawl. there were also disturbing scenes in the crowd as fans then clashed in the stands. both clubs have condemned the incident. the match itself saw catalans beat warrington 30—10, meaning st helens win the league leaders shield. that's all the sport for now. the community shield is on radio 5live later from 3.00pm. of course, you can listen to the ashes on five live sports extra. there are also in—play clips available from the bbc sport website. that's at bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll be back with more in the next hour. thank you very much. borisjohnson has announced £1.8 billion of one—off funding for the nhs in england. writing in the sunday times, he said he was determined

but there was a fairy tale ending, forjapanese debutant hinako shibuno.n country sealed the trophy on the final hole — to cap off a thrilling last day. shibuno had five birdies on the back nine to finish on 18 under and win by one shot to her claim herfirst major. amazing story. that's all the sport for now. emergency workers have been continuing to shore up the dam near whaley bridge in derbyshire. so far water levels in the toddbrook reservoir have been lowered by more than three metres, but heavy rain is now forecast. evacuated residents are no longer being allowed to return to their properties for possessions and the cordon around the area is being strictly enforced — as danny savage reports. to get anywhere near whaley bridge, you have to be patient. i mean, maybe we should just all be a bit more understanding, but it's just frustrating. unfortunately, when we came back, then they've closed it to absolutely everybody, and clearly something or the other has happened to make them make that decision. the evacuation area is being strictly controlled by p

but the woman to catch isjapan's hinako shibuno, who's playing in herfirst major, her late surge sawave fun. just another day at the office. just pretend i'm out there with my friends playing golf. go and make as many bodies as possible. i'm hitting the ball well, creating chances. there's no reason they can't go out there and shoot a low number. now to formula one. max verstappen has taken his first ever pole position ahead of sunday's hungarian formula 1 grand prix setting a new track record in the process. the dutchman also has the honour of being the 100th different driver to have started an f1 race on pole. it is incredible. yeah, this one was still missing. the car felt good all we can. you knew it would always be ha rd we can. you knew it would always be hard in qualifying but we managed to do it. of course, a big thank you to the team. the car was fine out there in qualifying, it was incredible. celtic started their title defence of the scottish premiership. with a 7—0 thrashing of stjohnstone, celtic are going for their ninth league title in a row. elsewhere, there were wins

and now, a new name at the top, 20—year—old hinako shibuno of japan, announcing herself with a two—shotl 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 defeat at barnsley. christie posted on social media after the game to condemn the supporters‘ behaviour saying "regardless how you felt about the result your actions are shameful." fulham have launched an investigation into what happened. bolton wanderers manager phil parkinson says a takeover of the club needs to happen soon to help them compete in league one this season. they were beaten 2—0 yesterday by wycombe in their opening game. parkinson travelled to the game with just three senior contracted players and named six debutants in the side, including two whose signings were announced in the hour before kick off. more than 1600 bolton fans travelled to the match to support their side. ole gunnar solskjaer says he has "no doubt" that paul pogba will stay at manchester united this su

japan‘s hinako shibuno — who‘s playing in her first major — is 1a under par, a lead of two shots from verstappen will start from pole position for the first time in his f1 career at the hungarian grand prix later. meanwhile the son of f1 legend michael schumacher has claimed his maiden win in formula two. 20—year—old mick schumacher started from pole himself and held off the challenge from japan‘s nobuharu matsushita to win in budapest. schumacher is a member of the ferrari driver academy and is widely tipped for a move to f1 in the future. the community shield is available to listen to on 5 live later from three o‘clock. of course, you can listen to the ashes on 5live sports extra. there are also in—play clips available from the bbc sport website. i‘ll be back with more in the next hour. let‘s go live today to dayton ohio, where the mayor is giving the media are an update on the shootings. high—capacity magazine. he had additional magazines and he was wearing body armour. two 23 calibre high—capacity magazines. he had additional... a very large gun. in technical terms. report have yo

for seventh place, on nine under, that's five shots behind the leader who is the 20 year—old hinako shibunoo have fun, another day at the office, and pretend i am out there with my friends playing golf. i will make as many birdies as possible, i am 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 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

but there was a thrilling finish as a brilliant birdie on the 18th from japan‘s hinako shibuno saw her 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. manchester city won the season‘s curtain raiser, the community shield with a penalty shoot out win over liverpool. the match finished 1—1 after 90 minutes. raheem sterling had put city ahead with his first goal against his former club, but with 13 minutes left, joel matip got liverpool‘s equaliser. that sent the game straight to penalties, where gabrieljesus scored the crucial kick. city winning 5—4 on spot kicks. city won this trophy last season too and then went onto win in the scottish premiership there were wins for aberdeen and rangers but the latter‘s game at kilmarnock was overshadowed by the collapse of a roof under which disabled fans were sitting. a last minute header by connor goldson secured a 2—1win for the ibrox side and sparked a pitch invasion. a section of the roof then caved in and one man was injured. police scotland

that's it, there's much more on the bbc sport website including how the japanese debutante hinako shibuno jet—powered hoverboard. he took off from sangatte near calais — covering the 20 mile stretch injust 20 minutes — thanks to a kerosene filled backpack. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news with mishal husain. there's been a sharp rise in the number of girls choosing to study chemistry at a—level, because of a rising demand for knowledge about skincare. ione wells has been to one school in wakefield where more and more pupils are taking up the subject. then, there is the sodium. hydrogen carbonate. if you add that to... scenes like this are becoming more common — teenagers chatting about the chemicals in their skincare and make—up. we all use make—up or skincare things, and a lot of the time you don't really know what's going into it. whereas other stuff you have — you know what's in what you're eating, so it seems odd that you don't know what you'r

leaving her also just one shots off the lead which is held by american lizette salas and japan's hinako shibunoer cup clash between liverpool and chelsea 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. the assistant referees will be manuela nicolosi of france and michelle 0'neal from the republic of ireland. 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 p