competition started.— and paul casey will get their golf competition started.for all of that. _ celtic�*s champions league hopes have ended in the second qualifying round for the second consecutive year. they were beaten 2—1 after extra time on the night and 3—2 on aggregate by midtjylland in the second leg in denmark_ celtic had led 1—0 at one stage, but three minutes into the first period of extra time defensive frailties once again cost them as raphael onyedika scored the winning goalfor the danes. celtic will now have make do with the third qualifying round of the europa league next week. just one game in super league tonight saw warrington wolves put on an impressive display to beat rivals wigan warriors by 21—8. this long—range try from jake mamo sealing victory that leaves warrington third in the table. finally, the weather played havoc with both the men's and women's hundred matches at old trafford today. manchester originals' matches against northern superchargers were both abandoned without a ball being bowled because of heavy rain, thunder and lightn

great britain's paul casey is very much in contention going into the final round of the golf tonight.er xander schauffele byjust two shots. tommy fleetwood also remains in contention along with ireland's rory mcilroy and shane lowry. belinda bencic became the first swiss woman to win olympic tennis gold. she beat czech marketa vondrousova in the women's singles final, and could still add another gold to her collection in the final of the women's doubles which takes place tomorrow. but there'll be no olympic medal for novak djokovic. the world number one was beaten in the bronze medalfinal, by spain's pablo carreno busta. it's the secoind match djokovic has lost in as many days, and it's clear to see he doesn't take it well! now, away from the olympics. the british and irish lions have been beaten by south africa in their second test match of the series in cape town. the springboks came from behind to eventually overpower the tourists, in an impressive 27 points to 9 win. which perfectly sets up next week's series decider, as katie gornall reports. pride and pressure. it's what a lions

paul casey and andy sullivan are the best place brits and are on —5 and if you want to keep across allts on what has been a thrilling day, we have got highlights on bbc two right after this. fin highlights on bbc two right after this. �* . ., this. an exciting final day tomorrow. _ tadej pogacar is set to win the tour de france again after making it through the last time trial with a lead of five minutes 20 seconds. with the tradition that no—one attacks the yellow jersey on the final day, he'll be confirmed as champion in paris tomorrow. the other parisian tradition is a sprint finish on the champs—elysees, and mark cavendish will be wearing the green jersey to contest that. drew savage reports. starting with such a big lead, tadej pogacarjust had to make it to the finish. no chance of any penultimate stage drama this year. the young slovenian has been in stellar form. in contrast to chris froome, who must have been relieved to get this far after crashing on day one of his comeback from injury. while mark cavendish has exceeded all expectations after his surprise late call up. while mo

going to be day to come as a not quite metals there but as keep themselves in contention was that paul caseyack on one under. and we're looking forward to the start of the athletics on day seven? absolutely. it's the big focal point. 0nce absolutely. it's the big focal point. once we get to the swimming in the olympics, the next big event turns into the track and field and thatis turns into the track and field and that is going to get under way a little bit laterfor that is going to get under way a little bit later for british that is going to get under way a little bit laterfor british hopes, all eyes on deena asher—smith. what all eyes on deena asher—smith. what a phenomenal athlete she is. she is going to go in the 100 metres heats, the worlds silver medallist as well from last year. however, there is jamaica's stilley and fraser price who is in great form this year. she is bidding to become the first ever woman to win three sprint 0lympic woman to win three sprint olympic gold medals. there is only one metal on offer in the track and field a little bit later, and that's going to be in th

paul casey and the pinpoint—precise andy sullivan the best of the bunch.th missed a tiddler at the last and 0osthuizen edged clear of morikawa. he's led after every round so far. could this once again be his year? and so louis 0osthuizen takes a slender one—shot lead into the final day. this enthralling 0pen remains tantalisingly poised. andy swiss, bbc news, sandwich.

great britain's paul casey is very much in contention going into the final round of the golf tonight.'s rory mcilroy and shane lowry. and simone biles has pulled out of the vault and uneven bars finals tomorrow. the four—time olympic champion had already withdrawn from the women's team and individual all—around final, to focus on her mental health. the american is yet to decide if she'll compete in the floor and beam finals. belinda bencic became the first swiss woman to win olympic tennis gold. she beat czech marketa vondrousova in the women's singles final, and could still add another gold in the doubles which takes place tomorrow. but there'll be no olympic medal for novak djokovic. the world number one was beaten in the bronze medalfinal, by spain's pablo carreno busta. it's the secoind match djokovic has lost in as many days, and it's clear to see he doesn't take it well! i suppose that's what makes you the best. so another busy day in tokyo. and the medals didn't stop there. as team gb continued their brilliant form in the boxing ring. there are more guaranteed medals to come bu

paul casey and the pinpoint—precise andy sullivan the best of the bunch.y are seven shots back. while rory mcilroy is 11 back after a round which began promisingly before falling away. but at the top of the leaderboard, late drama. spieth missed a tiddler at the last and oosthuizen edged clear of morikawa. he's led after every round so far. could this once again be his year? and so louis oosthuizen takes a slender one—shot lead into the final day. this enthralling open remains tantalisingly poised. andy swiss, bbc news, sandwich. and the action doesn't stop there on a busy day of sport. silverstone is set to host the biggest crowd at a sporting event since before the pandemic began. a 140,000 are expected at the track for the british grand prix this afternoon... and lewis hamilton will be desperate to keep his title hopes alive, as lydia campbell reports. away from the fans, and soon there will be a lot more of them, as silverstone welcomes the biggest crowd at a sporting event in the uk since the start of the pandemic. just happy to be out and about and a

justin rose won golf back in 2016 and is not competing here so i may tommy fleetwood and paul casey will the second leg in denmark_ celtic had led 1—0 at one stage, but three minutes into the first period of extra time defensive frailties once again cost them as raphael 0nyedika scored the winning goalfor the danes. celtic will now have make do with the third qualifying round of the europa league next week. just one game in super league tonight saw warrington wolves put on an impressive display to beat rivals wigan warriors by 21—8. this long—range try from jake mamo sealing victory that leaves warrington third in the table. finally, the weather played havoc with both the men's and women's hundred matches at old trafford today. manchester originals' matches against northern superchargers were both abandoned without a ball being bowled because of heavy rain, thunder and lightning. the teams each take one point. and that's all the sport for now. we'll be back later. hello. wednesday brought us another day of some sunny spells, but some really heavy downpours and frequent thunderstorms with

paul casey had a very good opening. he's on four—under. that's four off the lead.turns into the track and field, and that is going to get under way a little bit later. for british hopes, all eyes on dina asher—smith. what a phenomenal athlete she is. she is going to go in the 100 metres heats, the world's silver medallist as well from last year. however, there is jamaica's shelly—ann fraser—pryce, who is in great form this year. she is bidding to become the first ever woman to win three sprint olympic gold medals. there is only one medal on offer in the track and field a little bit later, and that's going to be in the men's 10,000 metres final. the ugandanjoshua cheptegei in that with britain's mo farah not at these games to compete in that. looking very much to them all of that. thank you so much, sarah. away from the olympics, the british and irish lions face south africa in the second test on saturday, but there's been an extraordinary outburst from the springboks' director of rugby, rassie erasmus. he posted an hour—long monologue on social media where he sever

paul casey said his first taste of olympic golf action was "100% excitement" — he opened with a 67, fourd rory mcilroy went round in 69. great britain's women have had a mixed start to the rugby sevens campaign. they beat the russian olympic committee 14—12 in the early hours this morning, but they threw away a chance of beating one of the pre—tournament favourites new zealand. gb led 21—0, before conceding four unanswered tries to lose 26—21. kye whyte has made it into tomorrow's bmx semi—finals, along with bethany shriever. whyte is the youngest of three brothers to emerge from the renowned peckham bmx club, which was co—founded by theirfather nigel. three solid rides took him through — he said it was challenging, hot and tiring, but a good day. swimmerjames wilby had said he wanted to reward his mum — who's an nhs nurse — by winning a medal, but wasn't able to match the success in the pool over the past few days. wilby finished sixth in the 200m breastroke final and said he was disappointed as it may have been his last race at an olympics. the olympic record in the 100 metres freestyl

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out in front at the moment, paul casey, who made a very strong start with birdies on the first and thirdnglish players. despite the nice conditions, some - from the english players. despite i the nice conditions, some struggles this morning on the notoriously difficult course? it is this morning on the notoriously difficult course?— difficult course? it is one of the hardest courses _ difficult course? it is one of the hardest courses in _ difficult course? it is one of the hardest courses in golf, - difficult course? it is one of the hardest courses in golf, mike. | difficult course? it is one of the | hardest courses in golf, mike. it might be sunny but this one is really challenging, undulating fairways and really thick rough. brooks koepka, the american ryder cup player, one of those to really find outjust how deep it is, just away from us on the second, finding the rough and ending up making bogey. it does not matter where you go on the course, it is going to be tricky mainly because what you can't tell it how devilish the wind is, it is swirling in off the coast, just a way to my l

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casey. congressman scott. congressman -- where is he? there you are, paul. you understand this better than anybody. want to thank you all for your work. and i want to thank you all for being here. by the way, where is mom? is she here? oh, she's watching. she said mom was out there -- i was going to ask mom to stand up. but folks, thank you for what you have done. [applause] the second gentleman is here as well, thank you for being with us as well. and some of the same folks who fought so hard for this landmark legislation are with us today. i just got off the phone with one of them, a guy named tom harkin. two days ago, i was on the phone with one who just had his 90th birthday, bob dole -- 98th birthday, bob dole. others were not able to join us today but were instrumental in bringing this to life, dear friends like tom harkin and bob dole. i also spoke -- as i said, bob is one of the past -- tom said he was working on ada, did not say exactly what you are still others here in spirit with us, like ted kennedy and countless other advocates. i was a normatively proud to be a cosponsor of the ada, a

casey, congressman scott. where is he? there you are, paul. you understand this better than anybody does. want to thank you, congressman, for all your work. and i want to thank you all for being here. second - by the way, where's mom? mom - is she here? tyree: she's at home watching. pres. biden: oh, she's watching. tyree: she's watching. pres. biden: okay. i thought she looked. said, "mom is out there." i was going to ask her to stand up. but, mom, you can't stand up if you're home. but, folks - [applause] thank you for what you've done. the second gentleman is here as well. thank him for being with us as well. and some of the same folks who fought so hard for this landmark legislation are with us today. i just got off the phone with one of them - a guy named tom harkin. and just days ago, i was on the phone with one who just had his 98th birthday, bob dole. [applause] but no one worked harder than tony coelho to get this done. house majority leader steny hoyer. others weren't able to join us today but were instrumental in bringing this to life - dear friends, as i said, like tom harkin

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welcome by the way to madame speaker, chairman leahy, leader mccarthy, senator casey, congressman scott, congressman there you are, paul. you understand this better than anybody does. i want to thank you for all of your work and thank you all for being here. second, and where is mom? mom? is she here? >> i don't know where. >> she is watching. i thought you said mom was out there. mom you can't stand up if you're home. but folks, thank you for what you're doing. the second gentleman is here as well, thank him for being with us as well, and some of the same folks that fought so hard for this landmark decision are with us today. i just got off of the found with a man named tom harkin. but no one worked harder than tony cuello to get this done. dear friends as i side like tom harkin and bob dole. bob is one of passed on his regards. tom is in wisconsin working on ada, doing something up there. and still more with us that are here in spirit like ted kennedy, major owen, and countless others. i was normally proud to be a cosponsor of the ada. as a member of the united states senate. i'm proud to be here today as president a

>> senator casey, congressman scott, where is he? there you are, paul.u understand this better than anybody does. i want to thank you, congressma for all your work. and i want to thank you all for being here. second, by the way, where is mom ? mom, is she here? oh, she's watching. okay i thought they said mom wa out there is going to ask her t stand up, mom, you can't stand up if you're at home. >> why can't mom stand up if she's at home. whose mom is he referring to here? the amazing thing, laura, no on in the media asked who is the mom he is referring to and what is happening with the president why is he so confused. >> the new normal. this is their new normal. it's like pelosi wants to vote at home forever. never to show up at the capitol again and then biden, that's th new normal. >> if this we're trump or reagan , this would be a different tone. this might be one of the most bizarre soundbites i ever played . he was asked yesterday about immigration reform and then the president may have given us new insight to his personal hygiene. listen. [indisce

chairman leahy, leader mccarthy, senator casey, congressman scott, congressman -- where is he, there you are paulybody does. i want to thank you, congressman, for all of your work. and i want to thank you all for being here. second, by the way, where is mom? mom, is she here. oh, she's watching. i thought she looked. they said mom was out there. i was going to ask her to stand up but you can't stand up and if you are at home. but folks, give -- thank you for what you've done. [ applause ] the second gentleman is here as well. thank him for being with us as well. and many of the same folks who fought so hard for this landmark legislation are with us today. i just got off the phone with one of them. a guy named tom hartkin. and yesterday -- two days ago i was on the phone with one who just had his 98th birthday, bob dole. but nobody worked harder than tony quello and steny hoyer and others weren't able to join us today but we are instrumental in bringing this to live. dear lindsey grahams like tom hartkin and bob dole. and bob is one of the pass on to regards as well as tom. tom is up in wisconsin