stricker revamped the selection process and now the u.s. has figured out how to get the best and hottest players to these matches. >> kind of changed around, because of covid it was up to six. wasn't the same amount of events to make it happen the way it should be. it is conceded. one up victory for daniel berger. that's the new record, 19 in this format. >> that's what they wanted. they wanted that, got it this afternoon. first time in this format the u.s. never lost a session, dan. full and total domination. >> and it is the first time since 2008, zing, when you were captain that every player had a loss for europe. i mean, there are so many things about the ryder cup that were so different from what we've seen in the past. >> this is just a monster collection of phenomenal players on the american side. i mean, everybody that's anybody is on this team. there's a few players that just barely missed this ryder cup team as well that could flat out play. they're going to want to be here desperately next time we go to rome. >> so there it is. t

the americans, led by steve stricker, one x19— nine in wisconsin.t is the 27th time the us team has won the ryder cup. welcome to political thinking. while i have a conversation in the interrogation of someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. my guest this week has a pretty daunting task. they have to persuade britain to persuade you that labour can be trusted with your money. rachel reeves, who was made shadow chancellor in may, is used to thinking a few moves ahead. she used to be under—14 uk chess champion. maybe she has a winning gambit. rachel reeves, welcome to political thinking. you once said that chess was the perfect preparation for politics. really? it's about getting you to look ahead and think strategically, not just tactically and what your opponent's next move will be. it's not poker! a gambit giving something up? sacraficing the little people. i didn't play the queen's gambit. i was more sicilian defence. i'm a very basic player. it's the defence you do if you're playing black and the white player moves

well, elsewhere in golf today, us captain steve stricker revealed his six ryder cup picks ahead of thehow have the last couple of days been for you and the players?— the players? monday was long and the niuht the players? monday was long and the ni . ht was the players? monday was long and the night was even — the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, _ the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, so _ the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, so it was - the players? monday was long and the night was even longer, so it was a - night was even longer, so it was a bit tiring. but it's been a great couple of days.— bit tiring. but it's been a great couple of days. there seems to be such a bond _ couple of days. there seems to be such a bond between _ couple of days. there seems to be such a bond between the - couple of days. there seems to be | such a bond between the european players. you could see it over the three days out on the courts as you are cheering and supporting each other. do you feel this is a special bunch? . ~ �* , other.

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yesterday, the us captain steve stricker said he was very unlikely to be preparing brooks koepka andprise but this morning dechambeau was talking to the media and he said that this feud and the spat was blown out of report —— but out of all proportion. we had some great conversations toward _ we had some great conversations toward tribute _ we had some great conversations toward tribute week _ we had some great conversations toward tribute week we _ we had some great conversations toward tribute week we had - we had some great conversationsl toward tribute week we had dinner and this_ toward tribute week we had dinner and this week _ toward tribute week we had dinner and this week as _ toward tribute week we had dinner and this week as well. _ toward tribute week we had dinner and this week as well. i _ toward tribute week we had dinner and this week as well. i had - toward tribute week we had dinnerj and this week as well. i had dinner last night— and this week as well. i had dinner last night with _ and this week as well. i had dinner last night with him _ and this week as well. i

the americans, lead by steve stricker, won 19—9 over europe at the whistling straits course in wisconsinit's the 27th time the us team has won the ryder cup. very good monday morning to you. in 25 minutes�* time, sally bundock will be here in studio and david eades live in berlin keeping you up to date on the fallout of the german election but now, it is time for hardtalk. -- hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. many of us have an inclination to categorise artists. it's an easy, maybe a lazy way, of signalling where we think they fit in the creative universe. but my guest today defies labels. nitin sawhney�*s creative output is dizzying. he's a musician brought up in an indian family in britain who fuses different musical traditions. and on top of that, he writes film scores, he djs, promotes various cultural initiatives — oh, and he was a successful comedian, too. so what are the common threads in this prolific creativity? nitin sawhney, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. lovely to be here. it's great to have you. let me begin by getting into your life during this covid pande

the americans, lead by steve stricker, won 19—9 over europe at the whistling straits course in wisconsin

us captain steve stricker described his team as the best ever.at never really seemed in doubt. even before the start of the fans were partying. # ymca...# and while rory mcilroy briefly gave europe something to cheer with an early point, it proved the briefest glimmer of hope. from there the us swept them aside. wins for patrick cantlay, scottie scheffler and bryson dechambeau took them to the brink of triumph before the winning moment fell to collin morikawa. as the celebration started, the only question was how much they'd win by. when daniel berger took the final match, the answer was 19—9, europe's biggest defeat in ryder cup history. the us were very strong, they seemed to get everything, they got it right, whatever their plan was they got it right this week. a strong team played well, kept momentum that would have been tough to beat at the best of times, let alone when they are on top form and it's a great win for them. well, after so much recent ryder cup success for europe, this has been a chastening experience. but for the american fans

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usa ryder cup captain steve stricker has announced his wild card picks for this month's match against others. meanwhile, the open champoinship will return to royal portrush in northern ireland in 2025. it'll be the second time in six years at the course, which set a new attendance record for a championship held outside st andrews in 2019. it isa it is a 3—3 in the us open. you can follow it on pbx the radio five live -- bbc. sarah mulkerrins will be back at half past six for sportsday. much, much more coming up. the new president of universities uk, which represents vice—chancellors and principals, has warned the government against any attempt to restrict the number of students in england. professor steve west says it could have a negative impact on those from poorer backgrounds. ministers are expected to set out plans for funding universities this autumn. we can speak to the president of universities uk, professor steve west, now. good afternoon to you. good afternoon- — good afternoon to you. good afternoon. how— good afternoon to you. good afternoon. how much - good afternoon to yo

us ryder cup captain steve stricker has urged home fans to be respectful and to not cross the line, atrs ranked inside the world's top 21. ian poulter is no stranger to upsetting the odds on foreign soil though, he was part of the miracle in medinah back in 2012, the last time europe won in america. it's on you as an individual and a player to work out how you can harness what they are given and obviously they are going to be given 99.9% of the volume to the us team. so i think it's on each player to work out how he's going to use that energy. it spur them on to get the best out of them. it's different, we don't always have it that way and this is good to be a but i think there is the ability to use their juice. in netball, england have drawn level with new zealand in their three match series after victory in the second match in christchurch. the world champions held a narrow lead for the majority of the first half but the england roses rallied in the third quarter, and by the fourth they were in control. the final score was 55—45 in favour of england. the final match of the series tak

captain steve stricker describes his team as the greatest of all time. welcome.il companies will be allowed to work together to target petrol supplies to areas where they are needed most following recent panic buying at the pumps. competition laws will be suspended, so rival companies can identify where supplies are lowest. the business secretary, kwasi kwarteng, said the government had "long standing" contingency plans to maintain fuel supplies. a shortage of lorry drivers has caused problems for a range of industries in recent months, from supermarkets to fast food chains. it is thought that ministers are to consider deploying the army to deliver fuel to garage forecourts. this report from our business correspondent, katy austin. honking. these were the scenes yesterday as panic buying led to some forecourts having to close. people are going a bit nuts. it's 6am in the morning and people are queueing up for petrol. i've got two to three hours work and about 20 miles. so i don't what i'm going to do. it's really frustrating. i am a driver and without petrol, of

the american captain steve stricker talking about how good his team was.int - talking about next time. he will be there. the other talking point is i there. the other talking point is where the next tranche of ryder cup players coming from. where are the 20—something europeans to replace those of a certain age. the 20-something europeans to replace those of a certain age. the american team are very _ those of a certain age. the american team are very young _ those of a certain age. the american team are very young and _ those of a certain age. the american team are very young and they - those of a certain age. the american team are very young and they will. those of a certain age. the american team are very young and they will be around for a few generations. absolutely. its. around for a few generations. absolutely-— around for a few generations. absolutel . . . , ., , absolutely. a nice bit of optimism to finish on! _ absolutely. a nice bit of optimism to finish on! i _ absolutely. a nice bit of optimism to finish on! i loved _ absolutely. a nice bit of

usa ryder cup captain steve stricker has announced his wild card picks for this month's match againstthe open champoinship will return to royal portrush in northern ireland in 2025. it'll be the second time in six years at the course, which set a new attendance record for a championship held outside st andrews in 2019. that's all the sport for now. so let's take a look at the latest uk coronavirus figures — and there were nearly 39,000 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, which means an average of 38,925 cases per day in the last week. the figures also show there were 7,907 people in hospital being treated for coronavirus yesterday. 191 deaths were reported in the latest 24 hour period — that's people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. that takes the average number of deaths per day to 133 over the last week. on vaccinations, nearly 89% of people over the age of 16 have had their first jab, and just over 80% have had both doses. in scotland, case numbers of covid are at their highest levels since the pandemic began in march 2020, but today nicola stu

captain steve stricker describes his team as the greatest of all time.ello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. hello and welcome to berlin, where the leaders of germany's two main parties are both claiming the right to govern after this unpredictable election race. but with the centre left spd emerging as the single biggest party, they have been quick to press home that advantage. their candidate for chancellor, olaf scholz, has been pushing the case to be the only party worthy of forming a coalition. their lead over the the centre right christian democrats, the party of angela merkel, may be slim, but it is a party which has just been handed its worst—ever result in a national election. according to the german electoral commission, the centre—left spd are on 25.7% with the centre—right conservatives cdu/csu on 24.1% of the votes. to form a majority of seats in the parliament, they'd each need at least two partners. so the greens and the liberal free democrats will now be the kingmakers in these coalition negotiations. joining m

usa ryder cup captain steve stricker has announced his wild card picks for this month's match againstthey haven't confirmed a number of arrangements for the tour, and root says england's players are still in the dark. everyone wants to know as far in advance as possible what is going on and that is no different for you and the players but until we have that information what more can be do, we have tried to have good honest conversations and clear lines of communication with the ecb but if there is no information available to them then it makes things very difficult. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the biggest trial in france's modern history has opened in paris, amid tight security. 20 men are accused of involvement in a string of coordinated attacks in 2015, killing 130 people and wounding hundreds more. the attack — on bars, restaurants and the bataclan concert hall — was france's worst post—war atrocity. among the defendants appearing in the specially—built chamber is salah abdeslam — the only surviving gunman. our correspondent hugh schofield

like they seen some hopeful signs in the last week or so, since the president rolled out as much strickere jumping numbers in certain states that have lower vaccination rates that begin with. that's their focus right now. yes, it may be a few months from now and boosters will be available for us all. right now are the mandates. those are the next steps. >> doctor, i was listening to the passage, there was as line that stuck out that undermines these conspiracy theories that people have been calling me about and e-mailing me about following what donald trump said, oh, covid is nothing more than a bad flu or doctors are paid extra to say that the person died of covid on death certificates. all of these crazy conspiracy theories suggest that covid does not exist. it's a scam. we get the statistic out of alabama. for the first time ever, more people died in the state alabama last year than were born. that shows you not only the scope of covid but also the tragedy of that population not getting vaccines in protecting themselves. >> yeah, seeing that story is quite jarring. we have not learned