that sets up an opportunity for mcilroy.th, he found the bunker with his tee shot in the front of the green, so things are happening for him, but has he given himself too much to catch up? that is the question. we can see the leaderboard very briefly here, dustinjohnson at leaderboard very briefly here, dustin johnson at the leaderboard very briefly here, dustinjohnson at the top with 13 under, then a few more players who we can see who are also up there as well. it is a high quality chasing back, a lot of people saying the korean is a major champion in the waiting, justin thomas the world number three, john rahman up there as well, mcilroy and a charge. i think we are in for one heck of a final, two rounds of this masters and really looking forward to see how it all pans out, but at the moment, johnson is in a commanding position. he is the one to catch. looking like a brit weekend. iain will be on sports extra in just a few minutes at seven o'clock, and there is commentary on there and highlights on bbc tonight as well at

the american was soon surging clear but among the chasers was rory mcilroy, an excellent 67 from him,omething extraordinary today. other hopes, though, may have already vanished. not even the woods could rescue woods. tiger's title defence surely over. and chances of an english winner are also fading, a disappointing 76 forjustin rose and although he conjured one of the shots of the day... he hasn't.. 0h, he has! ..there wasn't much else to smile about. instead there were more unheralded challenges. south korea's sung—jae i'm making his move. but it's dustinjohnson that leads the way, a superb round from him and on this form, he'll take some beating. andy swiss, bbc news. putt of the day though went to bernard langer in the red trousers. all 63 feet of it. even rory mcilroy looked impressed as the 63—year—old proved he can still cut it with the young guns. lewis hamilton's in line to win his seventh formula one world title today at the turkish grand prix. his team mate valterri bottas can stop him but needs to outscore hamilton by seven points or more. that will be tricky though as he

i tell you something, rory mcilroy has made the leaderboard after a bit ofa has made the leaderboard a bit of a slow start from the first round? of a slow start from the first round 7 absolutely. he looked dead and buried after the first round at augusta. just to remind you, his opening round was his worst ever at the masters, but he had a great second round to bring him to 3 under and he's having a great third round so far. five birdies already with a brilliant chip in from a bunker on the 12th hole brought him to 8 under, but he's just gone into the water on 15. but he managed to save par there. he just can't afford many mistakes like that. well, here's a quick look at the latest leaderboard. and there's lots of good scoring out there today. dustinjohnson is the man to beat at the moment. he is on m under par, mexican abraham ancer is level with justin thomas, another american, on 11 under, and we can see the selected others, to make one dropping to eight under level with rory mcilroy, the same as tiger woods just at the bottom there on four under par. still lots to be decided, a l

him are australian cameron smith and korea's sungjae im — but just a few shots behind them is rory mcilroy this coming after that dreadful start to the masters. he's probably too far back now but he's having another really good day. he made three birdies on the front 9 including this one on the 6th. and then another here on the par 5 13th after this brilliant second from the rough but, once again at a major, mcilroy looks like he might be left rueing that opening round. if i can jsut show his record since 2015 in majors. heading into the masters he was 28 over for the first round of major championships. but then 56 under in the final 3 rounds over the same period of time. so it looks like that first round will cost him again. now the last masters was all about tiger woods, but the final round this year will be one he'll quickly want to forget. this was tiger on the small par 3 12th hole. hitting his tee shot into the water. now, this was his third shot after a penalty drop — that one into the water as well. and then this was his sixth out of the bunker, that one was wet too. he went on to

rory mcilroy seems to be enjoying the silence.ce is elsewhere. seems to be enjoying the silence. attention for once is elsewherelj don't attention for once is elsewhere.” don't mind this. this is nice. it feels like everything this year, it is more subdued, more relaxed, it is sort ofjust... is more subdued, more relaxed, it is sort of just. .. that is more subdued, more relaxed, it is sort ofjust... that is the feel for me anyway. obviously bryson will be feeling a little different because the attention is on him. bryson has gained muscle and is battering golf courses into submission. you can hit the ball where only others can only imagine. and no spectators means more space to aim at. it is going to be different. i will be able to hit it on certain lines where normally patrons would be and it provides me ina patrons would be and it provides me in a little bit of an advantage in that case. i can hit into those areas without thinking about it at all. it is not all about distance, it is about picking your route. this drives not onl

sun shining but not so much on rory mcilroy. a difficult first round — his worst at the masters. mcilroy, that was a wild drive off of the par by 13 tea into the trees into the left, it cost me a drop shot. this for a play from his cow isa shot. this for a play from his cow is a bad miss. that is nowhere near where that needs to be. —— from his calibre. he is almost playing himself out of the tournament and then finds his best golf and it's too late and we have seen that happen before. starting to play himself in in the second rep because they are having to squeeze all these in and starting to make some birdies as well. exactly and he looks a bit freer and easier and i think it is always this question when he comes to augusta, that is his fourth purdy of the front nine even though he started on the back nine. now banning to make the cut, whether he has too much ground to make up in the field, it is a shame he can't find that sparkling golf at the start when he needed it. all this stock but were mcelroy and the grand symptom i'm not sure if he has been thinking about this but... s

rory rallies at the masters — mcilroy makes the cut at augusta, after finishing his second round on 3ar. good evening. the prime minister's most senior and influential adviser, dominic cummings, has left downing street for good. he walked out of number 10 very publicly this afternon, after clearing his desk. infighting at the heart of government spilled out into the public eye this week as downing street's director of communications lee cain resigned. dominic cummings — a close ally — was expected to stay on until the end of the year. but, after a conversation with borisjohnson today, it was decided he should go immediately. this report from our deputy political editor vicki young contains flash photography. leaving for the final time. one of the most influential figures in westminster propelled out of the door after a power struggle that erected publicly and left of the door after a power struggle that erupted publicly and left downing street in turmoil. dominic cummings has been at borisjohnson‘s side for years and made plenty of enemies. the prime minister has been persuaded he nee

the american was so surging clear but amongst each chases was rory mcilroy, an excellent round of 67 may have already vanished. not even the words could rescue tiger woods. —— other hopes may even have already vanished. chances of an englishman there are also fading, it a disappointing 66 forjustin rose, and although he conjured one of the day... there wasn't much else to smile about. instead, there were more unheralded challenges, making their move, but it is dustinjohnson who leads the way. a superb run from him and on this form he will take some beating. andy swiss, bbc news. in rugby union's autumn nations cup, scotland had a scare in italy but won 28—17. it was far more straightforward for england, 40—0 winners against georgia at twickenham. ben croucher reports. rugby at twickenham in 2020 looks a bit different. england are playing in blue for starters. the kits and players may change, the form has stayed constant, with jack willis on debut opening his international account for the six nations champions. it's a competition georgia harbour hopes ofjoining, but three more first—h

and just a few shots behind them is rory mcilroy.one of the best rounds, he's three—under for the day with four birdies, but he's too far back from johnson's lead now. you have to think he'll be left rueing that dreadful three—over par first round. said to do at the remarkable score, that respect as well. but looking at tiger woods, the current champion, he has set a date to forget, hasn't he has set a date to forget, hasn't he was met the masters record is 18 under, held by tiger woods and jordan spieth. the masters record is 18 under, held by tiger woods the masters record is 18 under, held by tiger woods and jordan spieth. yeah, and so far, johnson's doing all he can to break it. as i said, he's on 20—under par with just a couple of holes to go, so there could be some more history at the masters this year. now, speaking of tiger woods, he was far from that record—breaking form today. he was going along quite nicely until he stepped up to the short par—three 12th hole and put his tee shot into the water. he then took a penalty drop

even rory mcilroy looked impressed. langer is two under par overall.g it with the young guns. it's all set up for lewis hamilton to become formula one champion for a record equalling seventh time today, despite only starting from sixth on the grid at the turkish grand prix. that's because the only man who can catch him is his team mate valterri bottas. he needs to outscore him by seven points or more, but starts three places further back in ninth. the wet conditions in qualifying throwing up some unusual grid placings with the canadian lance stroll claiming top spot. it's the first time this season a mercedes hasn't been on pole.. have no idea th underneath i have no idea what car will be underneath me tomorrow. it has been wet. i have no idea if it is dry, if i have no idea how it is going to feel. if it is wet i know it would feel, could feel as bad as it is today. but you know, wejust go feel, could feel as bad as it is today. but you know, we just go with it, as i said, we are all in the same boat out there, we are struggling. it isjust a matter of

rory mcilroy started terribly. that's so bad! oh, my god! and didn't he know it? he battled back to finish the day 3—under, that masters title still looks elusive. with no fans, augusta was eerily quiet. a shot like cameron smith's would usually be met with a roar. instead, stony silence. the australian was a surprise pacesetter, but others were also rising to the occasion, including england's danny willett, a former champion here and challenging again. the reigning champion is, of course, tiger woods, and he was still hanging in there. oh, my! how has that stayed out? but the shot of the day — well, take a bow, sebastian munoz. 0h, he hasn't! a touch of pure masters magic. andy swiss, bbc news. well, as andy mentioned there, danny willett is well placed at seven under par, and he's alongside two other englishmen, justin rose and tommy fleetwood. two days of golf to go abundant you can only take it one step at a time. and for now, i don't even know the leaders are on, but i know i am doing all right. yeah, happy. played some really good golf, which is confidence b

on support say facet remember the masters for coverage on radio five live sports extra, can rory mcilroygot long to turnit make the cut? he has not got long to turn it round. that's all from sportsday. thanks for watching, good night. hello there. friday afternoon brought us a mixture of sunshine and showers, the lion's share of the showers, the lion's share of the show was across western portions of the uk whereas across ingrid and wales we had high cloud moving across the skies that created some rather nice halos. 0ur across the skies that created some rather nice halos. our high cloud is associated with the next area of low pressure, it is all linked together and this next glow will be bringing wet and windy weather overweight this weekend. 0vernight tonight, southerly winds and strengthening bring impulses of rain northwards, there will be some areas that will keep the dry weather across eastern england in eastern scotland but most of us seeing some rain and it's one of us seeing some rain and it's one of those nights where the southerly winds will bring my other area so by the end o

rory mcilroy. resuming round one, first shot at 16, in to the drink.tin johnson, part of a four-way tied for the league. 70, he is 9 under through 2. so is thomas. he is tied with ancer and smith. >>> the warriors unveiling plans to get fans back in to chase center next season. it involves rapid covid testing on site with the team picking up the thirlt million cost. the plan would have to be approved and had they have been working on it since the pandemic began. >> the plan we have is different than one fundamental way than any other partial openings and we are adding the element had of >>> all right, thanks for being here with us tonight. for all of us. we appreciate your >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight, kerry washington. senator cory booker. and music from gregory porter. and now, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: hello, hi. hi, everyone. thank you, thank you. greetings, fellow americans. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. i'm happy to be here. for me and i'm sure for many of you the past 24 hours have been a "pollercoaster" of em

rory mcilroy. resuming round one, first shot at 16, in to the drink. part of a four-way tied for the league. 70, he is 9 under through 2.2.2. so is thomas. he is tied with ancer and smith. >>> the warriors unveiling plans to get fans back in to chase center next season. it involves rapid covid testing on site with the team picking up the thirlt million cost. the plan would have to be approved and had they have been working on it since the pandemic began. >> the plan we have is different than one fundamental way than any other partial openings and we are adding the element had of our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. with us... turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. instwith vicks sinex saline congnasal mist. for drug free relief that works fast. vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. >>> all right, thanks for being here with us tonight. for all of us. we appreciate your ♪ gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades

rory mcilroy is gaining today, he's on 10 under now.nd have lost their first game since qualifying for the european championship. slovakia — who qualifed for next years tournament themselves after beating northern ireland on thursday night — scored the only goal of the game throuthan gregus in the first half. scotland lose their 9 match unbeaten run. but still top the group. all the home nations are involved in nations league action today — later england are away at group leaders belgium. northern ireland are away to austria. and are wales looking to move a step closer to winning their group, when they take on republic of ireland. there's been more history for britain's adam peaty today. the olympic champion has broken the 100 meters breastroke world record, for the first time in his career. peaty — who's in the black cap near the top of the screen — set a time of 55.a9 in the semi—finals of the international swimming league. he does hold the longcourse world record in both the 50m and 100m breastroke, but hasn't held a short course rec

rory mcilroy was 11 shots behind and tied for fifth.ket. as a kid, you always dream about being a masters champion... it's hard to talk. you have earned this right. but, you know, it is just incredible... ..as you can tell. defending champion stefanos tsitsipas lost his opening group game at the atp world tour finals in london. he was beaten by dominic thiem in three sets in the same ——in the same round robin group, spain's rafa nadal — second seed at the o2 arena — had a much more comfortable evening, easing past russia's andrey rublev 6—3, 6—4. to the nations league now — england can't reach the finals next youri tielemans opened the scoring before dries mertens stepped up to send this free kick beyond jordan pickford. 2—0 to the number one—ranked team in the world. wales are now ten games unbeaten fter a 1—0 win over the republic of ireland. david brooks's header kept them top of group b4. if they draw against finland on wednesday, then they will gain promotion to the top tier of the nations league. nothern ireland were heading for v

perhaps a bit much for rory mcilroy today, he's 7 behind the leader. qualifying for next year's european championship are in action. they're taking on slovakia, who got the better of northern ireland midweek in their euros playoff and are 1—0 down in the second half. scotland will still be top of their group, even with a loss. later on, england are away in belgium. england reached the inaugural finals of the competition in portugal last year, but trail belgium by two points in their group. there's been more history for britain's adam peaty today. the olympic champion has broken the 100 meters breaststroke world record, for the first time in his career. peaty — who's in the black cap near the top of the screen — set a time of 55.49 in the semi—finals of the international swimming league. he does hold the longcourse world record in both the 50m and 100m breastroke, but hasn't held a short course record until now. ireland's katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best as she defended all four of her belts at wembley arena last night and then pro

another good day for rory mcilroy, a round of 67 but after that poor first round, he's on eight undere under. there's a two—way tie at the saudi ladies international. lydia hall from wales and denmark's emily pedersen are both on ten under going into the final round on sunday. hall was heading for a really low score with four birdies on the front nine, but she posted a three under 69 for her third round. pedersen, who had led by two strokes overnight, described her round as "all over the place." she shot a 71. lance stroll has become the first canadian to take pole for a formula one race since jacques villeneuve in 23 years ago. the 22—year—old mastered the wet and greasy conditions at istanbul park better than anyone else to claim the first pole of his career. lewis hamilton could only manage sixth on the grid for the turkish grand prix. but he'll become world champion if he doesn't lose more than seven points to mercedes team mate valtteri bottas, who'll start from ninth. ijust mailed i just mailed pretty ijust mailed pretty much every corner and, you know, pieced it together nicely

rory mcilroy seems to be enjoying the silence. attention, for once, is elsewhere.bviously bryson's going to be feeling a little different because the attention is on him. bryson has gained 45 pounds of muscle and is battering golf courses into submission. the us open champion can hit the ball where only others can only imagine, and no spectators means more space for him to aim at. it's going to be different. i'm going to be able to hit it on certain lines where patrons would be. and i feel like it provides me a little bit of an advantage in that case, to be able to hit into those areas without thinking about it at all. it's not all about distance, though it's about picking your route. jon rahm's drive not only walked on water, it shows an even more improbable path on land. this will be a championship like no other, one where the rewards will go to those who can master the unusual. patrick geary, bbc news. great shot over there. and great britain have recorded their first success at the european track championships in bulgaria. matt walls won a gold medal on the ope

after bad weather disrupted play yesterday, rory mcilroy is one of those who still has to complete their rounds. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister's most senior adviser, dominic cummings, is to leave downing street by christmas. he has been a controversial and divisive figure in westminster, and was a driving force behind brexit. he's denied his resignation is associated with the departure of his close ally, lee cain, as director of communications, amid internal tensions at number ten. 0ur political correspondent, jonathan blake, reports on what it means for boris johnson's government, as it grapples with the coronavirus pandemic and brexit trade talks. and a warning that his report contains flash photography. it's become familiar. the prime minister's most senior adviser confronted by the press outside his home. typically dismissive of questions about his future. but that has now been settled. he will leave downing street by christmas. unconventional, confrontational, never afraid to break westminster‘s on written rules. have you lost the power strugg

rory mcilroy started terribly. that's so bad! oh, my god! and didn't he know it? back to finish the day 3—under, that masters title still looks elusive. with no fans, augusta was eerily quiet. a shot like cameron smith's would usually be met with a roar. instead, stony silence. the australian was a surprise pacesetter, but others were also rising to the occasion — including england's danny willett, a former champion here and challenging again. the reigning champion is, of course, tiger woods, and he was still hanging in there. oh, my! how has that stayed out? but the shot of the day — well, take a bow, sebastian munoz. oh, he hasn't! a touch of pure masters magic. andy swiss, bbc news. well, as andy mentioned there, danny willett is well placed at seven under par, and he's alongside two other englishmen, justin rose and tommy fleetwood. two days of golf to go, but i think you can only take it one step at a time. and for now, you know, i don't even know what the leaders are on, but i know i'm doing all right. yeah, happy. i've played some really good golf, which is

and coming up on bbc news, rory mcilroy faces a battle to make the cut at the masters.ening round means his hopes of a career grand slam are slipping away again this year. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister's most senior adviser, dominic cummings, has left downing street for good. he walked out of downing street very publicly a short while ago after clearing his desk. yesterday, he said he would be staying until the end of the year. it comes after downing street's director of communications lee cain, who was a close ally of mrcummings, stood down this week amid reports of internal tensions in the prime minister's team. this report from our deputy political editor vicki young contains flash photography. leaving for the final time after a power struggle that erupted publicly and left downing street in turmoil. dominic cummings has been one of the most influential figures in westminster, advising the prime minister and making plenty of enemies along the way. dominic cummings made his name as a formidable campaigner, first against the ukjoin

rory mack rory mcilroy rallied for a 66. he's three under and made the cut.nine under. justin thomas also minus nine approach on 15. the ball is moving and then it just stops. defying the laws of physics so he was tied with abraham and cameron smith when play was halted. four-way tie. >>> the miami marlins made history today. hiring kim as the new general manager. she's the first female gm and first asian american gm in baseball history. she has been in the game, in the sport for more than two decades and worked her way up. highly regarded in the front office. she previously worked as the assistant general manager for the new york yankees and dodgers working with teams that made the playoffs eight times and won three world series championships. from one sports pioneer to another, we reached out to former raiders executive amy trask who said quote, i'm thrilled for kim. she earned this opportunity and i wish her the best. i've been asked if i'm excited the marlins hired kim but what will be more exciting is hiring without regard to gender, race, ethnicity and

and even rory mcilroy recovered from that sinking feeling, good morning.r top story: the prime minister is said to want to "clear the air and move on" after his chief adviser, dominic cummings, left downing street for the last time following a long—running power struggle. mrcummings, who's been one of the most influential figures in westminster in recent years, is expected to continue his work from home until he leaves his post in mid—december. 0ur political correspondent nick eardley reports. leaving by the front doorfor the last time, dominic cummings, who had been boris johnson's most senior influential aide, but whose time at the heart of government is over. when boris johnson became prime minister he turned to his allies from the brexit referendum. mr cummings and his vote leave colleagues were brought in to make sure brexit was delivered and to shake up the way the government worked. but mr cummings was deeply controversial, often finding himself in the limelight — in particular, after he refused to apologise after driving to barnard castle from lond

open in september 1 of his rivals, rory mcilroy says it's not all about distance at augusta.you need to back that up with all other aspects of your game. so, you know, if, if trophies were handed i just for our far, you had a hard much ball speed you have that. and, you know, ben, i'd be worried, but you know, there's still a lot of different aspects that you need to master in this game. meanwhile, the ladies' european tour is about to enter a new and controversial territory. its latest event takes place in saudi arabia. the 1st of 2 professional women's golf tones being held in the kingdom start today . so home cup play is georgia hole and charlie hall are among those who will tear it up at the royal greens golf club on the red sea coast to events will have a combined purse of one and a half 1000000 dollars. rock n play at my hoodie week is the 1st and only arab woman on the tour, and she says the focus should be on the positive changes being made for women in saudi arabia. it's really something i'm proud of really proud of my region in my region and that, you know, sony is

rory mcilroy, first shot on 16, resuming round one in the soup, rallied for a 66, made the cut dustinead, the ball just sticks. 79 under, justin thomas, the approach on 15, defying the law of physics, the ball is moving, it's moving, and then it is not. he's tied with abraham ancer and cameron smith as play was halted. >>> the miami marlins made history, they've hired kim ang as their new general manager, why is that a big deal? she becomes the first female gm and the first asian-american gm in the sport. ang has been in baseball for more than two decades, she is very highly regarded, previously worked as assistant gm for the yankees and dodgers, working with teams that have made the playoffs eight times and also won three world series titles. >>> the warriors have unveiled an ambitious plan to get fans back into chase center next season, it involves rapid covid testing on site with the team picking up the $30 million cost, this plan known as operation dub nation would have to be approved by local health officials but the club has been working on this proposal since the pandemic start

rory mcilroy, first shot on 16, resuming round one in the soup, rallied for a 66, made can dustin johnsond, 79 under, justin thomas, the ball is moving, it's moving, and then it is not. he's tied antibiotic abraham ancer and cameron smith as play was halted. >>> the miami marlins made history, they've hired kim ang as their new general manager, why is that a big deal? she becomes the first female gm and the first asian-american gm in the sport. ang has been in baseball for more than two decades, she is very highly regarded, previously worked as assistant gm for the yankees and dodgers, working with teams that have made the playoffs eight times and also won three world series titles. >>> the warriors have unveiled an ambitious plan to get fans back into chase center next season, it involves rapid covid testing on site with the team picking up the $30 million cost, this plan known as operation dub nation would have to be approved by local health officials but the club has been working on this proposal since the pandemic started. >> as luck would have it joe lakep has his masters degree in -

had it not been for an errant opening round rory mcilroy may have world court johnson as it was. he finished 9 shots adrift. defending champion tiger woods had looked in with a chance of winning a 6th masters title after his 1st round. but woods's challenge deadly faded and then sank completely with a 10 on the par $312.00 his board meeting a watery end on 2 occasions. that's part of our sport in the last scene and their earlier at the sport is awfully lonely sometimes. you know that have to fight it, know, no one's going to bring you off off the mound and or call a sub at the 5 throw. meanwhile, johnson was making it look easy, is 20 under par total breaking of the tournament record. and i feel really traffic to go after him and, you know, you know, my goal is to play for a huge game, shorter of $89.00, maybe 10 years at $36.00. johnson still has time to add more titles to his collection. so he'll malik al-jazeera, the international olympic committee president thomas frank says he's confident that there will be spectators. the next is the late summer games in tokyo. the german i

but one of these rivals rory mcilroy says it's not all about distance at all. guster, you need to back that up with all other aspects of your game. so, you know, if, if trophies were handed i just for i far you had and how much ball speed you have than, you know, ben, i'd be worried. but that's, you know, still a lot of different aspects that you need to master in this game. meanwhile, the ladies european tour has entered a new and controversial territory. the 1st of 2 professional women's golf tournaments being held in saudi arabia teed off on tuesday. the 2 events will have a combined posts of one and a half $1000000.00, england's a georgia hall card, of course recalled 7 under par $65.00 on thursday, in the opening round to take the lead at the saudi ladies', international moroccan player. hardy. we is the 1st and only arab woman on the 2, and she says, the focus should be on the positive changes being made for women in saudi arabia. it's free something i'm proud of, and i'm really proud of my region and my region. and that, you know, sony is meeting for it.

it's another chance for rory mcilroy to win his first title at augusta national. michael rayfield selects pressure than normal. i don't mind this. everything this year feels more subdued and relaxed and that is the feel for me, anyway. obviously bryson will be feeling different because the intention is on him, and deservedly so, coming off the back ofa deservedly so, coming off the back of a major win. rory sneaking under the radar and it might suit him. you can the radar and it might suit him. you ca n follow the radar and it might suit him. you can follow it this evening on the bbc sport website for commentary, and then highlights at 1130 on bbc two. i imagine rory is quite pleased, actually, because the focus has always been on him and it's been focusing on how he's had a meltdown 01’ focusing on how he's had a meltdown or not being good enough and it might nice to be on the sidelines. we are putting the pressure on him by featuring in there, i suppose. but he is a top golfer. of course you will have our interest. we wish him well. time to look at the weather a

rory mcilroy would have felt quite relieved to be without spectators when it all went wrong in 2011,ously, bryson‘s going to be feeling a little different because, you know, the attention is on him. bryson is bryson dechambeau, who looks nothing like he did at the last masters — he‘s added 45le of muscle and set about smashing the world‘s golf courses apart. few can even imagine hitting the ball where he does. and without spectators, there‘s more space for him to aim at. as of this year, it‘s going to be different because i‘m going to be able to hit it on certain lines where patrons would be. and ifeel like it does provide me a little bit of an advantage in that case to be able hit into those areas without thinking about it at all. augusta national sees itself as a sanctuary from the outside world, but the bubble can‘t keep everything out. the flowers have gone, the galleries will be empty, but there will still be a story. and at the end of it all, there will still be a master. patrick geary, bbc news. you can see highlights on bbc two at 11.30. that‘s all the sport for now. russia d

major winner rory mcelroy says it will affect players but that this major is always a test of form —— mcilroy one. reg norman never did, early else never did. —— ernie els never did. it is not a foregone conclusion, i know that, if you go out and play golf. nowadays, with homey great players there are, i have to put a best golf to have a chance. to cycling, britain have recorded the first success at the european cycling shipping tips in bulgaria. he beat the rest of the field over the distance and improved on his fourth place from last year. portugal took silver. meanwhile, great britain won the silver medic in the teens preevent. —— medal in the teen spring event. it is the first time in major international competition that the women's event has been held under the same conditions as demands. —— the men's. and that's all the sport for now. i will have more few in sportsday at 10:30pm. niemi, thanks so much. today, at "am, the uk fell silent to remember those who have fallen in the line of duty. prince charles and the duchess of cornwalljoined figures from government and the armed forces for

four—time major winner rory mcilroy says it will affect players, but that this major is always a testo out and earn it. you cannotjust rely on people saying you are going to win one. greg norman never did. ernie els never did. there are a lot of great people that have played this game that have never won a green jacket. that have played this game that have never won a greenjacket. it that have played this game that have never won a green jacket. it is that have played this game that have never won a greenjacket. it is not a foregone conclusion and i know that. i have to go out and earn it and play good golf and i think nowadays without many great players there are, i need to play my very best golf to have a chance. we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6:30pm. in the us, president trump has made his first public appearance in many days, as he attended a veterans day memorial at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington cemetery outside washington. 0ur correspondent gary 0'donoghue was watching. he attended the event with his wife and the vice president, mike pence. 0ur correspond

he won by five shots, with rory mcilroy the best placed brit, nine shots behind.t years champion tiger woods. it is a dream come true. as a kid, i always dreamt about being a masters champion. it's ok. it's just incredible, obviously, as you can tell. you care so much and you work so hard, it's just that not a lot of us get to see it. i've never had this much trouble gathering myself. it's ok. applause reality is sinking in for the masters champion. tributes have been made to one of england's goalkeeping greats, ray clemence, who died yesterday at the age of 72. clemence won three european cups and five first division titles during a trophy—laden spell at liverpool, before winning the fa cup with tottenham. he spent the majority of his england career in battle with his close friend, peter shilton for the number one shirt. he was a great character right until the end. he didn't want people to worry about him and that is a sort of person he was. you know, great agility, great hands, reflexes, a natural sort of goalkeeper. he was a lwa ys natural sort of goalkeeper.

rory mcilroy has given himself an outside chance of mounting a final day charge. the northern irishman is on 8 under par tiger woods is on 5, and he had to finish off his 2nd round as well as his 3rd on saturday. the defending champion admitted to struggling with the workload. these are long days. i had my day off yesterday, which was nice today was not the case. we've been out of for quite some time. and yeah, it's just part of the deal of you have long days like this. i'm going to have a sore in which abraham answer of mexico and south korea thung. are johnson's closest rivals on 12 under both players in with a chance of claiming the biggest wins of their careers. so he'll malik al-jazeera. now tennis world, number 7 on exams, verify again denied domestic violence allegations. the german was talking head of the season ending a.t.p. finals in london, sarah's former girlfriend, olga sharp over says she was the victim of emotional and physical violence there of all places. 1st match of this tournament on monday, against an amount of the death of the games governing

yesterday — but due to a delay because of bad weather, around half the field including the likes of rory mcilroyy on 7—under. after the rain cleared, casey was one of a number to take advantage. this approach to the 11th green, his second hole of the day, brought him an eagle. lee westwood is also well placed at 4—under, the same score as defending champion tiger woods. this approach on the par—316th showing he's not going to let go, of the green jacket easily. so, three shots behind casey, with the tournament being played behind closed doors. no fan no fans at all and tiger said that was a bit confusing because you did not know where the ball had landed always. back to the studio. despite the chancellor pledging billions to help those impacted financially by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, millions of people are still finding themselves falling through the gaps and are unable to access any support. with me is our business presenter sima kotecha. yes, throughout the pandemic, we have heard from people who feel they have heard from people who feel they have been left behind and not supported by

rory mcilroy has gone backwards.one story we we re just to update you on one story we were talking about earlier in the week. a nurse accused of the murders of eight babies at hospital neonatal unit has appeared in the dock of a courtroom for the first time. lucy letby, 30, is alleged to have murdered five boys and three girls while working at the countess of chester hospital. she is also accused of the attempted murder of five boys and five girls. all betweenjune 2015 and june 1016. she spoke only to confirm her name. france is remembering the victims of the devastating series of co—ordinated militant attacks in paris five years ago. the shootings and bombings by three groups of islamist extremists left 130 people dead and hundreds more wounded. the commemorations have been limited because of the current coronavirus restrictions nationwide. this report from paris and our correspondent hugh schofield. five years on from france‘s worst terrorist atrocity since world war ii, and it was a sombre and low—key commemoratio

weather and then bad light disruped the first days play, and ariound half the field, including rory mcilroythe early impressons from practice is that the istanbul park circuit is very slippery, with grip causing some problems fro the drivers. hamilton will win the title as long as he doesn‘t lose more than 7 points to his mercedes teamate valterri bottas. that‘s all the sport for now. lot‘s of rugby union internationals over the next month, the autumn nations cup starts with ireland against wales tonight, all the build up to that on the bbc sport website. the annualjohn lewis christmas advert has been released. but this year it aims to raise £4 million for two charities fareshare, which helps those facing food poverty and home—start, which works with parents who need support. it‘s hoped this campaign will make a difference to some of those hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. let‘s have a look at a section of that advert. just a little snippet of the ad there. i‘m nowjoined by the executive director of waitrose james bailey. mr bailey, thank you forjoining us. people do often wait for t

he won by five shots, with rory mcilroy the best placed brit — nine shots behind.on tiger woods. it is a dream come true. as a kid, i always dreamt about being a masters champion. it's ok. it's just incredible, obviously, as you can tell. you care so much and you work so hard, it's just that not a lot of us get to see it. i've never had this much trouble gathering myself. it's ok. he is ice on the golf course. tributes have been flooding in for the former liverpool, tottenham and england goalkeeper ray clemence, who has died at the age of 72. former liverpool great sir kenny dalglish said we have lost a true legend — sentiments echoed by many across football. clemence won three european cups, five league titles, and two fa cups, in a career spanning more than 20 years. andy swiss reports. when it came to the art of goalkeeping, few could beat ray clemence. that was a supreme save! in liverpool's all—conquering team at the 1970s, clemence was the cornerstone. his courage and composure key to their success. it brought him five league titles, three european cups, and

rory mcilroy begins his quest for his first iconic green jacket at 5pm this evening.back of a major win. jack willis will make his england rugby union debut on saturday, in their opening autumn nations cup match against georgia. eddiejones has named the wasps flanker alongside maro itoje, while billy vunipola will start at eight. it'll also be a big day for ollie lawrence, who will start a test match for the first time. he had previously made his debut in the six nations win against italy last month. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. nhs waiting times in england are at their highest level in 12 years. nearly 140,000 people have waited over a year for a routine operation, with more than 4.3 million people currently on a waiting list. chris hopson, chief executive of nhs providers said the second lockdown and tougher coronavirus restrictions are crucial in tackling the backlog. i know this is not universally popular, but that's why we've been arguing for the importance of a national lockdown. if you want the nhs to look after the pat

because of bad conditions, the weather, around half the field — including the likes of rory mcilroy —ger woods. this approach on the par—three16th showing he's not going to let go of the green jacket easily. so, three shots behind casey as the action continues with no fans present. it was interesting to hear from tiger saying that because there were no fans, when you get a long shot out of sight, you have no idea what kind of shot it is because you can't hear the oohs or the cheers so he ended up asking the tv crews quite the opposite to that was bryson dechambeau saying that he can take tiger lines. pardon the pun. because there are not crowds. the crowds are not in the way to stop. dechambeau isn't doing too well, five of the pace. thanks very much. the time is a 7:45am. business news coming in at this morning. one of the country's was notorious serial killers, peter sutcliffe, known as the yorkshire ripper, has died. he was aged 74 and had been suffering from covid—19. he has been said to have refused treatment. we understand he had a number of underlying health issues, including h

he won by five shots, with rory mcilroy the best placed brit nine shots behind. so much, and you work so hard. it's just that not a lot of us get to see it. i've never had this much trouble gathering myself! it's ok! 0h... johnny sexton and robbie henshaw have been ruled out of ireland's autumn nations cup game against england on saturday. both picked up injuries during the opening weekend of the contest. sexton's had a scan on a hamstring injury that he sustained in friday's win over wales. henshaw injured an abductor muscle in the same game. tributes have been made to one of england's goalkeeping greats, ray clemence, who died yesterday at the age of 72. clemence won three european cups and five first division titles with liverpool, before winning the fa cup with tottenham. here's former spurs boss harry redknapp. one of the all—time great. amazing, not only a great, great goalkeeper for liverpool, tottenham, england, but a great guy. i remember going to play a charity game and ray was there and i must be honest, he looked so ill. and i said ray, are you ok? he