later on in the afternoon at around 3pm, we will see tiger alongside matt fitzpatrick.er woods is not practising today because of his injury. remember, he injured his leg in a car crash around 18 months ago will stop when we are talking about the conditions, how will it be? how will tiger woods hold up on one of these courses? the terrain underfoot is not too bad. he said it shouldn't be too much of a problem, but he is resting today just in case. the conditions here at st andrews are difficult. even though you can't tell it from my flowing locks, the wind is a swirling, that provides a true authentic test. it is meant to be dry for the whole week as well. good for spectators, dry for the whole week as well. good forspectators, but dry for the whole week as well. good for spectators, but it makes it very difficult for golfers because it could spit the ball into the rough. if we look here, it is very, very thick indeed. if they avoid the rough, they could end up in some of these bunkers. ii2 rough, they could end up in some of these bunkers. 112 of them dotted around the

fresh from his us open victory, matt fitzpatrick of england appears to be warming up nicely for the opena, who leads on seven under par. lancashire cruised to finals day of the t20 blast off a commanding quarterfinal victory over essex at old trafford. essex chose to bat but they were restricted to 161-5 to bat but they were restricted to 161—5 from 20 overs. although that looked a decent score, half centuries from two players helped lancashire comfortably reach the target. that is all the sport for now. around one in six over—75s have still not received their latest this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. shock across the world follwoing the assaination of japan's longest serving prime minister shinzo abe. i pray that somehow his life could be spared but unfortunately, he passed away despite those prayers. this is truly unfortunate. the suspect has been named by police as 41 year old yama—gami tetsuya. he's thought to be a former member of the country's navy. us president biden signs an executive order to help safeguard american women's acc

well all eyes will be on us open winner matt fitzpatrick as he tees off this week. on him this week as he returns a major champion. it was my first open at st andrews so you know, i wouldn't say it is one of my favourite golf courses. but to experience it in an open is amazing. it is definitely one that i watched growing up. i did not watch much golf growing up, to be honest. you can follow the open at st andrew's across the bbc from thrusday where bbc radio 5 live and bbc sounds will have live commentary of each round. there'll also be a daily highlights programme will be available on bbc two and bbc iplayer, with bbc sport website and app now the final whistle has gone at st mary's at the group stages of the women's euros. northern ireland beaten by austria in the end so if norway win this evening northern ireland will not be able to progress to the next round. england of course playing norway at eight o'clock tonight. this is their second game in group stages with two losses out of two games and this of course is the first win for austria at this tournament. befo

he doesn't know how long he has been grouped alongside matt fitzpatrick for the first two rounds. that we can play as long as we can come into your late 405. in link5 golf courses like this you can compete into your 505. tom watson could have won in his late 505. it can be done. it just takes a lot of knowledge and understanding of how to play this type of golf. england have made a disastrous start against india at the oval. jason roy, joe against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joe root and —— joe against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joe root and ——joe root against india at the oval. ja5on roy, joe root and —— joe root and ben stokes have all gone for nothing. india won the toss and it seems they've made a good decision to put england in to bat first. there is live coverage on bbc radio five sports extra. ireland avenged their defeat by the maori all blacks a fortnight ago with an impressive 30—24 win in wellington. despite a slippery ball that led to numerous handling errors, the teams served up an entertaining conte5t. jordan larmour touched down twice during the match, this his

the open gets under way at st andrews later this week, and all eyes will be on us open—winner matt fitzpatrickis amazing. it's definitely one that i watched growing up. i didn't really watch much golf growing up, ryder cup, masters, open to be honest. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. the heat is still in place, but we're going to find more cloud around on tuesday. that cloud thick enough to bring some further rain to begin with in scotland and northern ireland, tending to move away with sunshine following. just the odd shower coming into england and wales, but many places will be dry. some hazy sunshine. still hot in the south east of england and across east anglia, but for the rest of the uk, temperatures are going to be a few degrees lower on tuesday. and we continue to cool down a bit as we head into wednesday. still a very warm start in the south east and along more southern parts of england, there could be one or two showers from that cloud. the odd shower for northern ireland and scotland. many parts of the country, though, will be fine and dry with lots of sunshine. but th

he'll tee off alongside us open champion matt fitzpatrick.e for 50 years. the met office has issued a weather warning for extreme heat this weekend in england and wales. sunday and monday 5how sunday and monday show where there is an amberwarning sunday and monday show where there is an amber warning on the days of sunday and monday and records could be broken. our correspondentjon donni5on has been finding out how people are coping with the heat. it's a pretty 5ticky evening by the river camera in cambridge, but the reason we have come to cambridge i5 reason we have come to cambridge is because it was here three years ago that the hottest ever temperature recorded in the uk was taken, but suchi5 recorded in the uk was taken, but such is the extent of this week's heat wave that the forecasters say that record could fall in the coming days. on another 5corcher, what better way to try and call off than a pint and a punt. temperatures in cambridge once again up around 30 degrees and forecast to go hotter still. it is humid. forecast to go hotter

fresh from his us open victory, england's matt fitzpatrick appears to be warming up nicely ahead of therst, but the lightening managed to restrict them to 161—5 from their 20 overs. and although that looked like a decent score, half centuries from dane villas and steven croft helped lancs comfortably reach the target with 4.2 overs to spare. and that is all the sport from us for now. we'll see you soon. hello there. it was a very warm day on friday. temperatures touched 29 celsius across south east england. and this weekend, more of the same, a lot of sunshine around. it's going to stay dry away from the far northwest of scotland. and it's all down to this area of high pressure, which will be sitting out towards the west of the uk to start the weekend, and we have a run of northerly winds. slightly fresher air mass, so i don't think it'll be quite as hot today as what it was on friday. most of the cloud will affect the north and west of scotland, northern ireland. some spots of rain for northwestern scotland. best of the sunshine in the north, across eastern scotland. we should see temp

until nine o'clock that he managed to get back into the clubhouse, he was playing alongside matt fitzpatrick to make the weekend he will have to shoot a low score but the weather, and with his injuries that he suffered, the back problems he had, doesn't like playing in cold conditions. the heat wave that we were meant to get hasn't arrived in scotland. but wave that we were meant to get hasn't arrived in scotland.- hasn't arrived in scotland. but it will soon. _ hasn't arrived in scotland. but it will soon. i _ hasn't arrived in scotland. but it will soon, i imagine. _ hasn't arrived in scotland. but it will soon, i imagine. thank- hasn't arrived in scotland. but it will soon, i imagine. thank you | hasn't arrived in scotland. but it l will soon, i imagine. thank you so much. record crowds at the golf. the same already for the numbers who've been to the women's euros. another sell out is expected at st mary's tonight for england and northern ireland's final group game. mike bushell is there. mike the tournament typified by fans turning out. it's been amazing. st mary's and st andrews will ha

and tiger— the likes of matt fitzpatrick and tiger woods, the likes of matt fitzpatrick and tigerwoodshen croucher at st andrews. yeah, sorry we lost mike. | andrews. yeah, sorry we lost mike. in a way probably the biggest story of the day is another clash of the home nations as england take on northern ireland. that is in southampton. it will mark the end of northern ireland's euros adventure, as they lost their opening two games. but against england they will want to leave the tournament on a high. a lot of pride at stake. it will not be easy. it will be tough up against the hosts, though, who beat norway 8—0 in their last group game, and who are strong favourites for the whole tournament. lots more coverage throughout the day on the bbc. seven minutes to nine. the world's biggest classical musical festival is back on our screens, as the bbc proms gets underway tonight. there“ll be 84 concerts held over eight weeks, and for the first time people can watch them at multiple venues around the country. let's take a look at some of the performances from last year. he sings music plays see

who won the last— alongside matt fitzpatrick who won the last major a couple of weeks ago at the _ theconditions — is not fluttering too much and the conditions are perfect. not a hair out of— conditions are perfect. not a hair out of place and you can follow the coverage _ out of place and you can follow the coverage from 11 this morning and then highlights on bbc two this evening — then highlights on bbc two this evening from 9pm. i thought you were lloii'i evening from 9pm. i thought you were going to _ evening from 9pm. i thought you were going to say— evening from 9pm. i thought you were going to say something. i'm just so excited _ going to say something. i'm just so excited. that is it. next to the euros, where there a huge scare for the reigning champions, the netherlands. they had been cruising towards a first victory, wiht 2 goals inside the first 20 minutes, but they showed their frailties at the back and portugal have this fighting spirit, and for the second game in a row, came storming back to make it 2—2 at the leigh sports village but arsenal star, daniella van de donk,

barclay brown, the sheffield amateur who plays at the same golf course as matt fits a trick —— matt fitzpatricker started poorly as well, he was jeered on the first team and hooked his opening tee shot into the rough on the adjacent fairway. he responded brilliantly, though, with a beautiful, lang the eagles part on the night. he closed with —— lengthy eagle putt on the ninth. i wasjust watching paul casey on the ninth, no animosity towards them. tiger watch, i hear you cry. they arejust over my left shoulder on the fifth, but it is not going well for the greatest of all time, as some people call him. a two—time champion here at st andrews. four over on his first four holes, and that is on a date where over half the field are level par or over. i think i canjust about pick level par or over. i think i can just about pick out tiger woods over your shoulder. thank you. england's batters are staging something of a recovery in their second one day international against india. when ben stokes became yuzvendra chalal�*s third victim, england found themselves in trouble at 102—5. liam livingstone took

he is from the same sheffield club is the new us open champion matt fitzpatrick, and his 68 has him on series decider. against south africa in cape town on saturday. prop dillon lewis has also made the starting line up after his own injury scare. head coach wayne pivac has made one change with wing josh adams replacing the injured alex cuthbert. plenty to keep an eye on at st andrews on the bbc sport website and also live coverage on the radio. that's all the sport for now. thank you, and see you later. protesters in sri lanka say they'll end their occupation of government buildings — even though president gotabaya rajapaksa failed to submit his promised letter of resignation. a curfew has been in force after security forces clashed with protesters. the president fled the country and is thought to be in the maldives but trying to reach singapore — plans to get there on a commercial flight were reportedly cancelled overnight on security grounds. the sri lankan government are imposing a curfew in the the capital — colombo — today. it comes after hospital officials say one person died and

he's been grouped alongside us open champion matt fitzpatrick and max homa for the first two rounds.e to play in oursport, into as long as we are able to play in our sport, into the 405, and especially on links courses like this, you can continue into your 505. tom watson was able to win in his 505 so it can be done. itjust takes a lot of knowledge and understanding how to play this type of golf. northern ireland sprinter leon reid has been barred from competing at this year's commonwealth games in birmingham following a security risk assessment. the 2018 bronze medallist has a criminal conviction after being found guilty in february of allowing his flat to be used to produce crack cocaine. commonwealth games ni say it's disappointed and currently seeking clarity on any potential appeal. ireland avenged their defeat by the maori all blacks a fortnight ago with an impressive 30—24 win in wellington. despite a slippery ball that led to numerous handling errors, the teams served up an entertaining contest. jordan larmour touched down twice during the match, this his second which sealed

fresh from his us open victory, england's matt fitzpatrick appears to be warming up nicely ahead of thent, for the last two weeks? —— the whole tournament. doing some maths in my head, i would say 1000 a day, 14,000? maths in my head, i would say 1000 a day. 14.000?— day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a da , so day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a day. so over— day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a day, so over 20,000 _ day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a day, so over 20,000 so _ day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a day, so over 20,000 so far. i day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a day, so over 20,000 so far. and i day, 14,000? double that. 2000 a | day, so over 20,000 so far. and he is off to start the hand stretching again today. he is off to start the hand stretching again today-— is off to start the hand stretching ataintoda. ., ., , again today. he has got colleagues to hel- again today. he has got colleagues to help him. _ again today. he has got colleagues to help him, hasn't _ again today. he has got colleagues to help him, hasn't he? _ again today. he has got colleagues to help him, hasn't he? yes. i