and it's good evening, peterborough . peterborough. iieii- peterborough.fascinating . ci::i f terms, peterborough is- fascinating . go back to about fascinating. go back to about 1970 and you'll see it's labour , tory, labour, tory, labour, tory. and that's been the case for the last few elections too. it is currently held by paul bristow, a conservative member of parliament. but it's one of those seats, whichever way peterborough goes, it's likely that's the way the country will go too. and i have to tell you, when we chose this date of may the 25th, we had absolutely no idea that the government migration figures for last year were going to be out. but they do say in life that you make your luck . this city is your own luck. this city is growing more quickly than any other in the country. and so when it comes to population pressure , pressure on housing pressure, pressure on housing pressure, pressure on housing pressure on health pressure on school places , as i think people school places, as i think people in peterborough know, a fair bit about this alr

and it's good evening, peterborough . peterborough. wou- peterborough.rms, peterborough is- fascinating . go back to about fascinating. go back to about 1970 and you'll see it's labour , tory, labour, tory, labour, tory. and that's been the case for the last few elections too. it is currently held by paul bristow, a conservative member of parliament. but it's one of those seats, whichever way peterborough goes, it's likely that's the way the country will go too. and i have to tell you, when we chose this date of may the 25th, we had absolutely no idea that the government migration figures for last year were going to be out. but they do say in life that you make your luck . this city is your own luck. this city is growing more quickly than any other in the country. and so when it comes to population pressure , pressure on housing pressure, pressure on housing pressure, pressure on housing pressure on health pressure on school places , as i think people school places, as i think people in peterborough know, a fair bit about this already. in peterborough kn

wiki represented scunthorpe, wigan, peterborough scu nthorpe, wigan, peterborough and scunthorpe, wigan and brentford where he has gone on to enjoy so much success this season. the charges revolved around the fa's betting rules which ban players on betting on games or sharing privileged information for the purposes of betting. the fa said they withdrew 30 of their initial charges but ivan toney admitted to the remaining 232 charges and as you say, he's been suspended from all football and football related activity for eight months. formula 1 has said the cancellation of the emilia romagna grand prix was "the right and responsible thing to do". major flooding in the area has led to at least eight deaths and thousands of people having to abandon their homes. it was concluded that the event could not proceed safely in imola. mercedes�*s lewis hamilton said on social media that his "thoughts were with those affected by the tragedy and with the amazing emergency services working on the ground." inga stracke is a formula 1 journalist who was on her way to italy when the news broke. this is a

the east of england showground in peterborough has hosted truckfest ever since.o truckfest is saying goodbye. other smaller events are held each year across england and scotland. the main truckfest will move to lincolnshire. try and get them looking their best. as alan knows, driving a truck can be a lonelyjob. he's been coming to truckfest for 23 years. you get to meet people and you get to have a chat. things you don't want to do during the week because you're flat—out busy. it's good for morale. all my friends live all over, j so it's nice to get together. we've got families back at home. we bring the families with us. you know, it's nice just to meet up. the sheer size and power of many of these vehicles has always been impressive to some. but, unlike when truckfest began a0 years ago, some drivers now have their own global fan base. i'm todd dewey, and i'm an ice road trucker. ice road truckers shone a spotlight on the skills required to tackle the toughest terrains. come on, girl. and made driver todd dewey a star. sure, baby. that's it! off the ice! it was

peterborough went back in front and looked to be heading through.o make the tie 5—5, thanks to callum patterson. and it was made forjack hunt to go on, and score the winning spot kick. cue the pandemonium, an incredible end to the game. their captain barry bannan said it was all about believing in the run—up to the game. barnsley or bolton await in the final for a chance to gain promotion to the championship. iamjust i am just really pleased for everybody connected to the football club that we have witnessed probably a historical game in terms of the football, but i am just pleased for us all that when we all stick together what can be achieved. it has only been achieved tonight by us all sticking together. after hillsborough and this year now, they will show the game in years to come and i am pleased for the players and the supporters here. will you celebrate it? i the supporters here. will you celebrate it?— the supporters here. will you celebrate it? i will, a little bit. what does _ celebrate it? i will, a little bit. what does a — celebrate it?

that meant that, with all of that going on, peterborough managed to jump above derby county into that into that final -la -off osition. ~ , play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head _ play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of— play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a _ play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a derby. _ play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a derby. so - play-off position. absolutely. peter into that head of a derby. so the i into that head of a derby. so the race for the title has been really interesting, plymouth sealing it, ipswich as well, promotion is weekend. tell us more about argyll? it's been a brilliancy is in for them. they have one of the lower budgets. ipswich town have white a bit of backing behind them, have scored 101 goals after today. and plymouth have had to work within their means, some big injuries as well. but they managed to seal the title, that was after a 3—1 win at port vale today, combine that with ipswich who ended up drawing to having to add fleetwood town, it meant that

. it is an awesome date celebrating the last ever show in peterborough.— ever show in peterborough.ite. we should have got him ben boulos' red jacket. _ so polite. we should have got him ben boulos' red jacket. that - so polite. we should have got him ben boulos' red jacket. that while | ben boulos' red 'acket. that while all of us ben boulos' red 'acket. that while an of us up. — all of us up. imagine turning up to work in one of those. fin imagine turning up to work in one of those. ,. ., ., imagine turning up to work in one of those._ monster. those. on the school run. monster erforms those. on the school run. monster performs at _ those. on the school run. monster performs at the — those. on the school run. monster performs at the golf... _ those. on the school run. monster performs at the golf... golf?! - performs at the golf... golf?! snooker! _ performs at the golf... golf?! snooker! ~ ,, _ performs at the golf... golf?! snooker!— performs at the golf... golf?! snooker! ~ ,, _ ., ., ., snooker! mark selby would love to turn u- on snooker! mark selby would love to turn up on on

peterborough. situations that— online, and no doubt these are situations that are— online, and no doubt these are situations that are sad for rheee— situations that are sad for rheee hher— situations that are sad for those that were . will it have those that were. will it have been— those that were. will it have been eneweh— those that were. will it have been enough to— those that were. will it have been enough to actually tip any of been enough to actually tip any er rheee— been enough to actually tip any of these seats— been enough to actually tip any of these seats ?_ been enough to actually tip any of these seats ? i— been enough to actually tip any of these seats ? i think that's of these seats? i think that's wnhhhehw— of these seats? i think that's wnhhhehw .— of these seats? i think that's wnhhhehw . h— of these seats? i think that's unlikely. i think— of these seats? i think that's unlikely . i think the big unlikely. i think the big reheewew— unlikely. i think the big takeaway from it, th

he pointed to peterborough,— he pointed to peterborough, bassetlaw, to peterborough, to bassetlaw, to. still the best success. and it's still the best result for labour result ever for labour in bassetlaw. you even bassetlaw. so, you know, even the examples he points to, my understanding is that it's not really home about. really much to write home about. and reminds me of and actually it reminds me of rishi sometimes at prime rishi sunak sometimes at prime minister's questions. you know, when starmer asks him when keir starmer asks him about the the of public the nhs or the state of public services economy or services or the economy or whatever and rishi whatever it is, and rishi sunak's response is quite often, oh, everything's you know, oh, everything's fine, you know, what complaining what are people complaining about? response about? that kind of response is what it has echoes of what he gives. it has echoes of that. he's talking that. and when he's talking about election results, the about the election results, the truth is they are disastrous for rishi and the conservative rish

they beat barnsley after their astonishing recovery against peterborough in the semis.ther side of the city centre and the players on the staff will weave their way through the centre of sheffield to the town hull where there will be a scenic reception for there will be a scenic reception for the players and the manager and the staff as chef you once it would have a brilliant night here. they want to celebrate, after all, they gained 96 points and still weren't promoted, and any other season they would have been. they had to do it through the playoffs and went down 4—0 in the first leg against peterborough and in the second leg back at hillsboro they won 5—1. took it to penalties and one that and did it the hard way at wembley. it wasn't a matter of great quality but ultimately they beat their neighbours, barnsley, and i can look forward to be back in the second year with the hope of ultimately, one day, making it back to the premier league. a big night in sheffield in the steel city, and these nights these guys will have a fantastic night. i'm sure they're getting the

in cambridge, peterborough, another example brought — peterborough, another example brought up by rishier but actually, labour — have done better but actually, labour taking a bigger share of the vote in— labour taking a bigger share of the vote in terms of changes since the 2019 local— vote in terms of changes since the 2019 local elections. big picture, let's have — 2019 local elections. big picture, let's have a look at where we are on councillors — let's have a look at where we are on councillors compared to the 2019 local elections, labour up by 119, the conservative down by almost 230, the conservative down by almost 230, the lib— the conservative down by almost 230, the lib dems up by 62. in terms of councils— the lib dems up by 62. in terms of councils changing hands, labour have gained _ councils changing hands, labour have gained three, the conservatives lost tank with _ gained three, the conservatives lost tank with a — gained three, the conservatives lost tank with a lib dems gaining one. and in— tank with a lib dems gaining one. and in maidstone in kent we have the figures

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in walsall, in i peterborough. in those couple of lace, peterborough. labour are about i so... i i come back to the same point. if labour are about to i so... i i come back to the same i point. if labour are about to deal a cataclysmic blow to the conservative party, why are they getting a swing of 3.5 to 4%. 50 party, why are they getting a swing of 3-5 to 496-— party, why are they getting a swing of 3.5 to 496. so nothing changes so the conservative _ of 3.5 to 496. so nothing changes so the conservative also _ of 3.5 to 496. so nothing changes so the conservative also do _ of 3.5 to 496. so nothing changes so the conservative also do what i of 3.5 to 4%. so nothing changes so the conservative also do what they. the conservative also do what they have been doing, rishi sunak should keep going on about the five pledges and nothing change, that is not usually the response in politics when you have a terrible set of results he when you have a terrible set of result a a, , l, , results he recognise what is the roblems results he recognise what is the prob

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white whacked that was peterborough speaking with me a little earlier.always, lots more on the bbc website and that story. staying in the us — and a meeting between president biden and republican congressional leaders to break a deadlock over the us debt ceiling has yielded little progress. republicans have been calling for sweeping budget cuts in return for their support for raising the government borrowing limit as a potential default looms. after the meeting, the house majority leader kevin mccarty insisted his party was acting responsibly and said mr biden hadn't offered any new options. the president has accused republicans of holding the country hostage to pass extreme cuts. this is what the us president had to say just a few minutes ago. i had ihada i had a productive meeting about the path forward to make sure that american does not default on its debt for the first time in history. i am pleased but not surprised to have republican minority leader of the united states senate saying at our meeting that the united states is not going to default, ne

we are making progress in key election battleground like peterborough, sandwell and bassetlaw.e or not. he is the guy to get us on track. the message from the electorate i do not think the party can ignore. right now they are not happy. rishi sunak talking about no huge momentum towards labour. they have won in some really symbolic areas in results we have had so far. this is a moment of reflection for many people within the conservative party about where they are sitting right now. , ., , , now. full people tuning in this morning. _ now. full people tuning in this morning. if— now. full people tuning in this morning. if you _ now. full people tuning in this morning, if you want - now. full people tuning in this morning, if you want to - now. full people tuning in this morning, if you want to point. now. full people tuning in this i morning, if you want to point to a place to give a snapshot, where would that be? the place to give a snapshot, where would that be?— place to give a snapshot, where would that be? the interesting one so far are medway _ would that be? the interesti

the drama continued in extra time, with peterborough going ahead again, before wednesday made it 5—5 for newcastle against his old club. brighton pulled one back but newcastle scored two more late goals — including one from england's callum wilson. they're four points clear of fifth place liverpool. both sides have two league games remaining. rory mcilroy, recovered from a poor start at golf�*s second major championship of the year, the uspga in new york state, but remains six shots off the lead after the opening round. mcilroy started with three bogeys across his first ten holes, and was in deep trouble on the eleventh, when he produced this bit of magic to save par. things improved after that, and he finished one over par overall. american bryson dechambeau holds the clubhouse lead after the opening day, which finished early due to bad light. now, rafa nadal seems to be planning a "last hurrah" in 2024 before retiring. the 22 times grand slam winner, will not play at either the french open or wimbledon this year and is taking a break from tennis. nadal says he hasn't really enjoyed

attempt associate professor of international relations that is stumble made any yet . university in peterborough is ben harry's founder and editor in chief of b and e in tele news. and, and he stumbled as well as on every political advisor and president of drago mind strategies, a warm welcome to all 3 of you. thank you so much for joining us on inside story. oh, nor, and assemble. let me start with you, please. in his victory speech president or the one called for unity and saw the diety with 48 percent of turks voting for change. how easy going to unite such a polarized country when he extend an olive branch to the opposition? well, i mean, is the speech which is now known to be as, as is back on the speech. did start with uh, you know, expressions of that he will need to everyone's support and everyone coming together to achieve the goals of the, the next century. as, as he pretty much, you know, labeled to kids next, the model going into the 2nd 100 years of, of detective should public. as far as the, the numbers that he has gotten. i do realize that in the last 2 presidential elections, 201

have taken place between 2016 and 2021 when he represented four different clubs, scunthorpe, we peterboroughto enjoy so much recent success. the charges revolved around the fa's betting rules which banned players from betting on games or sharing privileged information for the purposes of betting. we know that at the start of this year he admitted to many of the offences, but he contested some of the others and fa have said they withdrew 30 of their initial charges, but he admitted to the remaining 232 charges. as you say he has not been suspended from all football and football related activity for eight months. and fined £50,000. that band rules him out for the rest of this year. he will not be able to return until the 17th of january, 202a. that is obviously a huge blow to the player. he has had a fantastic season with brentford, scoring 20 goals with him and that warned him a kernerfor goals with him and that warned him a kerner for the goals with him and that warned him a kernerfor the english international team earned his debut back in march and his goals have been crucial in helping bre

conference we came and that's on radio five live and also the league 1 playoffs they continue with peterboroughpionship match, much more on our website but that is all the time you have on sports day and thank you forjoining us. goodbye. hello there. full uk forecast in a moment. but, we're going to start off with what's going on in italy where we've seen some extreme rain over recent days thanks to storm minerva. this is one of the major roads heading into bologna, the capital of emilia romano region, which has been really badly hit. but i fear there's further extreme rainfall on the way. this time affecting the north—west of italy, where over the next few days we could see around 200 or 300 millimetres of rain, particularly centred around the piedmont region, is likely to lead to further severe flooding and further landslides, as well. now, italy seen more than its fair share of extreme rainfall. this next one will be the third lot of extreme rain in the space of three weeks. and it follows an extreme drought that we had last year when a state of emergency was declared. now, as our planet war

did your protÉger go to upstate new york at all and peterborough. no. okay. yes.the in the united states they mostly stayed in the northeast. they so at first when you when you i started seeing of all the different places where they went and they went it. so they went actually in the company of this man whose story i didn't to tell today but william wells brown who was a self emancipated man. novelist performance artist, artist speaker. i kind of had an archival crush on him every time i went to the archives. his name wasn't too far from the crabs because brown and kraft. so i'd see what he was up to. he told a lot and he was he was taking them, dragging them over the place like zigzag in massachusetts, mostly also here in rhode island. but they were following the railroad. so just as they escaped by a railroad, so rode the railroad to tell their story story. you mentioned something about descendants. have you met the families. i have had the honor of meeting a number of their descendants and honestly it's been one of the most enriching parts of this journey for m

sheffield wednesday started the second leg of their league one playoff semi final 4—0 down to peterboroughy shoot—out that followed. for the with the biggest comeback in efl playoff history. and he has done it! yes! should have filled when stanley cup! it is simply unbelievable! the impossible yes! the fans invade the pitch! will be talkin: yes! the fans invade the pitch! will be talking about this for years in these _ be talking about this for years in these parts! unbelievable! the strained voice of the manor joins us now. the bbc radio sheffield commentator. you heard brian, the former screaming of the top and how are your voices today? very sore, i don't think anybody anticipated them to do that much commentary that many goals last night but very entertaining night, very taxing. two hours sleep and not for the ages and as i mentioned, the commentary will be talking by the game forever. commentary will be talking by the game forever-— game forever. perhaps, as a commentator _ game forever. perhaps, as a commentator and _ game forever. perhaps, as a commentator and maybe - game forever.

where he represented four different clubs, scunthorpe, wigan, peterborough and brentford where the hazea say they redrew 30 of their initial charges but ivan toney admitted to the remaining 232 charges. as you say, he has been suspended from all football and football related activity for eight months. that rules him out for the rest of this year. he will not be able to play again until the 17th of january, 2024. he can return to training with brentford for four months before the end of his bands so that is in september this year. but even so that is clearly a very significant punishment. band but even so that is clearly a very significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy _ significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has _ significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has that _ significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has that has - significant punishment. and because it is so lengthy has that has been - it is so lengthy has that has been reaction to this?— it is so lengthy has that has been reaction to this? brentford issued a brief statement _ react

you mention some of those areas, peterborough is close to me, and fenland had successes.and down the country that have done ok. i up and down the country that have done 0k. ., ., , ._ i. ., up and down the country that have done 0k. ., ., , i. ., ., done ok. i want to play you at our viewers this _ done ok. i want to play you at our viewers this morning _ done ok. i want to play you at our viewers this morning what - done ok. i want to play you at our viewers this morning what some l done ok. i want to play you at our| viewers this morning what some of your councillors were saying to us on election night around the country. let's have a listen. the prime minister and chancellor. and the rest of the government need to bring out a positive agenda that people are prepared to support. i it was all to do with government issues. locally we were getting very positive feedback. but people have concerns with cost of living, the fuel, the prices, their mortgage, immigration, and they feel like the government isn't actually on their side. and i'm saying that as a conservative. we ha

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the band relates to a four year period when he played for the scunthorpe, wigan peterborough and branforded on player shirts. i terms of being placed on player shirts. . ,., terms of being placed on player shirts. . ., , shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him _ shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him because - shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him because he's i shirts. i imagine so for the big blow for him because he's a i shirts. i imagine so for the big i blow for him because he's a great player and now on the verge of the ingrid set up. thank you very much. there's been a major gathering of european leaders in iceland, at which the war in ukraine was the major topic for discussion. the council of europe, not to be confused with the eu's european council, is a body that was set up in the wake of wwii, to uphold democracy and the rule of law. it rarely meets, but since it has 46 member states, it has some political clout. the meeting sought to address a number of issues beyond the supply of weapons. among them the plight of thousands of children, which ukraine says

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where i have just seen happening in peterborough where i havejust seen one happening in peterborougharty- _ marginal seats. but they need to be held by your party. ended _ marginal seats. but they need to be held by your party. ended and - marginal seats. but they need to be held by your party. ended and that i held by your party. ended and that is exactly what _ held by your party. ended and that is exactly what has _ held by your party. ended and that is exactly what has happened - held by your party. ended and that is exactly what has happened in i held by your party. ended and that. is exactly what has happened in and in basildon, and if the green vote share goes up several percent, then what impact has that on a general election? marc we shall have to see but i don't think we are going to see national vote share swings like we have just seen see national vote share swings like we havejust seen in see national vote share swings like we have just seen in worcester in a general election.— we have just seen in worcester in a general election. robot minister, if ou end general electi

for example, in peterborough, in sandwell, where we have had really good gains. .. , that there have been some very good rains. :, :, ., .. , ., , gains. you do accept that the big icture is gains. you do accept that the big picture is rrot _ gains. you do accept that the big picture is not positive _ gains. you do accept that the big picture is not positive in - gains. you do accept that the big picture is not positive in any - gains. you do accept that the big picture is not positive in any way| picture is not positive in any way at the moment. i picture is not positive in any way at the moment.— at the moment. i have said it is disastrous _ at the moment. i have said it is disastrous for _ at the moment. i have said it is disastrous for supporters. - at the moment. i have said it is l disastrous for supporters. should there be changes? _ disastrous for supporters. should there be changes? just _ disastrous for supporters. should there be changes? just taking - disastrous for supporters. should . there be changes? just taking that sentiment from justin. if ther

bassetlaw like peterborough. bassetlaw sohtwett— like peterborough. to _ hearing from people tonight is that they want to us focus on theh— that they want to us focus on their priorities— that they want to us focus on their priorities and they want to us— their priorities and they want to us deliver— their priorities and they want to us deliver for— their priorities and they want to us deliver for them. and that-e— to us deliver for them. and that's about— to us deliver for them. and that's about halving inflation, growing— that's about halving inflation, growing economy , reducing growing the economy, reducing tett— growing the economy, reducing teht, outthg— growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting lists and debt, cutting waiting lists and soothe— debt, cutting waiting lists and etohhhg the— debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. that's what heohte— stopping the boats. that's what heohte-ohout.— stopping the boats. that's what people about. what people care about. that's what thew—tether- people care about. that's what thew—tether .-

peterborough united finished 19 points behind sheffield wednesday in league one, but they thrashed theme scoring with a late header. they meet again at hillsborough next thursday. we have more play—offs later, including two of the four sides looking to make it into the premier league next season. sunderland have recent history there, but it's a very different story for luton town. they were relegated from the old division one before the premier league began. just nine years ago, they were out of the football league altogether. but they've worked their way back up to the championship, and this afternoon, they take the first step towards what they hope will be a new adventure. it doesn't feel quite special. it does feel like the lads have clicked into gear again as well. ——it does feel quite special. you suggest there is going to be too tight games to come. a lot of our games are tight. championship football is a lot about fine moments and we need to make sure we deliver. you have to feel sorry for queen's park, who led the scottish championship for much of the season, only missing out on

while the 2018 farmville price last coverage program has worked for peterborough as the rising input costs and cost of production necessitates reference price increase if the program is to remain relevant at the firm safety net. second usp and operations of bulger update includes growers with and without current peanut base acres. i like to thank all the committee members for all your doing on the farmville importance of the farm safety net cannot be understated for my family's work as american farmers. i thank you for allowing me too testify and forge any questions you might have. >> thank you so much. exterior tina smith ranking member, members of the committee, thank you for the invitation to testify today. my name is harold i am a family farmer in minnesota were i am transition farm to my son therese's point and soybeans i currently serve as first vice president of the national corn growers association. farmers across the country are busy today planting seeds and preparing for a strong crop and future harvest. the committee's continued outrageous thing critical for strong biparti

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previous great football comebacks — they're into the leaguei playoff final after overturing a 4—0 peterboroughyear—old boy stabbed to death after he was ambushed outside his school in west yorkshire. the two teenagers responsible have been jailed for life. in court khayri's mum — charlie mclean — gave a harrowing account of how she rushed to the scene after hearing khayri had been injured. she described how she watched "helplessly" as paramedics fought to save her son's life. and said: "no parent should have to contemplate this, let alone witness it. the fear of knives at the school gate is one shared by many young people and their parents. this week has in fact been knife crime awareness week. figures from the office for national statistics released earlier this year say there were 282 homicides by stabbing in the year to march 2022, that's a record high. knives: can we end the violence? that's coming up. bt says it will cut up to 50,000 jobs by the end of the decade, 10,000 of those replaced by high—tech and ai. 0ur 10,000 of those replaced by high—tech and ai. our technology journalist, dan

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just to get to the play—off final, sheffield wednesday had to come back from 4—0 down against peterboroughmpionship football next season. an incredible story, really. it's been a thrilling bank holiday weekend of play—off finals, with both luton and carlisle winning at wembley on penalties — now sheffield wednesday have secured their promotion to the championship, beating 10 man barnsley in the final seconds of extra time. it was goaless and heading for penalties whenjosh windass scored a brilliant diving header to send them back to the second tier after two seasons in league one. fantastic to see those celebrations. 15 years ago, windass's father, dean, scored the winner for hull in the championship play—off final also at wembley. he was watching from the stands. obviously, devastation for barnsley. and the promotion celebrations continued off the pitch in the dressing room, with plenty of singing and dancing taking place long after the final whistle. there was also a party in the town of luton, following the football clubs promotion to the premier league. the team lifted the trophy on a

peterborough united are into the league one play off final after seeing off a battling sheffield wednesday today is not possible. i really believe that if i keep going now i will not be able to make that happen. start of the pga tournament — make that happen. start of the pga tournament in _ make that happen. start of the pga tournament in new _ make that happen. start of the pga tournament in new york _ make that happen. start of the pga tournament in new york for - make that happen. start of the pga tournament in new york for the - tournament in new york for the currently league, a one—shot lead on a day when many have struggled. scottie scheffler was bogey free. carding 67 in the first round and owning a share of the lead after this birdie on his 17th hole of the day. he had a chance to assume the outright lead on the last hole of his round but the ball agonisingly bounced around the cup. bryson dechambeau 4 under. once shut off as i said. looking at the leaderboard. worry mcelroy with a one over par, 71. scotland's bob mcintyre for the pedal to the bbc sport website to follow everythin

very quick word on sheffield wednesday, in the first wednesday, 4—0 down in the first leg at peterborought with you, shall we? and this is the start of the gneot— and this is the start of the gneot t— and this is the start of the gneot t tots— and this is the start of the great i jobs bloodbath , great i jobs bloodbath, oooonttng— great i jobs bloodbath, according to- great i jobs bloodbath, according to the mail. i just tntnt— according to the mail. i just tntnt tnot— according to the mail. i just think that dress— according to the mail. i just think that dress is too miserable— think that dress is too miserable for the seafront in connes. — miserable for the seafront in connes. tts— miserable for the seafront in cannes. it's not— miserable for the seafront in cannes. . cannes. it's not appropriate. not cannes. it's not appropriate. tot oppnopntote. — cannes. it's not appropriate. not appropriate. right. okay well, anyway , the great i jobs well, anyway, the great i jobs bloodbath. so bt, which is one of the nation's top companies , of the nation's top companies, has announced that the f