england's tyrrell hatton takes a three—shot lead into the final round of the bmw pga championship ate behind overnight, but an eagle and three birdies in his three—under 69 has taken him 14—under. i've been getting the thoughts of our golf correspondent ian carter who watched the third round unfold with hatton on top. a very good day for him. a 69, back to the top of the leaderboards, for grinding, very few really low score out there. a 66, 67 from horsey to move into a semblance of contention. but hatton is a world—class player i managed to keep a lid on his emotions are most of the time. he is just showing us time and time again just showing us time and time again just how good a golfer he is. that was out of the very top drawer in global standards. who get into the world top ten this week and showed us world top ten this week and showed us why with a 69 which is given a commanding lead into the final day. quite a yearfor him, he had wrist surgery quite a yearfor him, he had wrist surgery last year, what would it mean for him to win at wentworth? he grew up close by and just knowin

england's tyrrell hatton has a share of the lead on the first day of the pga championship at wentworthound as are justin harding and adria arnaus. and a member of the mercedes f1 team has tested positive for coronavirus ahead of this weekend's eifel grand prix in germany. the team haven't said who's got the virus, but say it isn't championship leader lewis hamilton, or fellow driver valteri bottas. two—thirds of women who work in football have experienced gender discrimination, according to a survey released today from the group women in football. the organisation represents more than 4,000 women who work across the sport — and the study also found that over 80% believed they had faced gender stereotyping. ebru koksal, the chair of women in football, told me the industry should be seen like any other. i think many people think that a woman is not able to understand football or be contributing to football or be contributing to football as much as a man can but they are completely wrong. these are not multibillion—dollar businesses so not multibillion—dollar businesses so managing a bran

the final round of the the pga championship at wentworth, and they're all trying to chase down tyrrell hatton 1a under par for a three shot lead. actually, what he was wearing caused debate. his hoodie caused a bit of a controversy about golf‘s dress code, he's not worried though and knows what he has to do later. even if guys get off to a really hot start and i don't, there's so many opportunities out there if you play well, and ijust have to allow myself to give myself opportunities to do that, so just have to stay in the moment and see how it plays out. here's another englishman rather pleased with his efforts — it's jordan smith. he got a hole in one from 139 yards on the par—three second hole. it took him a while before he realised, though. he even had to ask the question, did it actually go in? yes, it did. that is all of the sport for now. now on bbc news, here is ben with that papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to the morning's papers. with me are katherine forster, journalist for the sunday times, and ben chu, economics editor at the independent. thank you very much for bein

england's tyrrell hatton comfortably won the bmw pga championship at wentworth.er par in the european tour's flagship event. it's a win that moves hatton into the world's top ten for the first time in his career. and how about this shot from martin laird on the way to a big win in las vegas. the scot also sank a 22—foot birdie on the second play off hole to win the shriners hospitals for children open. it's laird's first pga tour title in more than seven years. lots more on the bbc sport website and app, including the news that the record—breaking horse enable has been retired from racing. that's it from us for now, more throughout the afternoon. thank you very much, jane. let's get more on that other piece of breaking news this half hour — scotland will develop its own coronavirus tiering framework and will look to align as closely as possible with other uk nations. the scottish first minister, nicola sturgeon, stressed that operational decisions about which tiers should apply to different parts of each nation will be taken at a devolved level. she was speaking

month before and will be held on the 19th of december fresh from victory in england last week tyrrell hattonas shaken off jetlag to lead the p.g.a. tournament in las vegas after round one the englishman admits he is feeling tired and grumpy but if i had an opening 7 under par 65 to sort of shot ahead of shelf away. ok when we were there for well we'll be back again a little later with another sports news update thank you very much indeed feet so well that wraps up this news hour but to keep it here on al-jazeera i'll be back with you in a moments with more of the day's nice. landing gear ablaze with this is can truly call it 'd down home. you have to plan go spring you know wanted me to once you know you all ends up with money managerial is from c.n.n. and it is just so for us the price is planning a serious thing is yes to everything all. my nigeria. on algiers their. people of argentina have been marginalized and abroad devoted culture for generations. using 21st century tools one mother farge to reconnect to their heritage and share their culture with the next generation. viewfinder latin

cup in las vegas the american fired 6 booties to serve as 14 under par and leads tyrrel hatton by 3 shots some of the world's best sailors are getting ready for next year's america's cup yacht race in new zealand they've been launching their boats in oakland holders team new zealand and the 4 challenges have just 2 months of trials for a woman event in december the any us team is one of the challenges of unveiled a 2nd generation yacht named britannia which will be skippered by 4 time olympic gold medalist ben ainslie. huge amount of expectation of course and 170 years of her never won the america's cup as the only sporting trophy britain's never won so of course a huge pressure and huge expectation but i think as a sportsman that's what you want to be you want to be in that environment you want to be person to the limit that's why we compete. ok i'll be here again a little bit later with another sports news update during we'll see you then thank you very much peter and thanks for watching the news hour we're back in just a moment we'll have much more of the day's news right ahead say abo

england's tyrrell hatton is tied for second after the first round of the zozo championship in californiarget for rory mcilroy and tiger woods who are back in 64th and 75th respectively. finally, we must say happy birthday to one of the world's greatest ever footballers — pele, who's 80 today. the brazilian icon once said "i was born for football like beethoven was born for music." some of his greatest goals were at the 1970 world cup finals. a giant pele street mural will be unveiled in the coastal city of santos today, to mark 80 years of footballing greatness. great ambassador for the sport as well. happy birthday to pele. i willjoin you in wishing him happy birthday! tougher coronavirus restrictions are coming into effect for nearly six million people in england and wales today. many of you have been sending in your questions about what you can and can't do in your areas. with me to try and answer some of them is professor sian griffiths, an epidemiologist and advisory member of the board of public health england. and i'm alsojoined by professor jonathan ball, professor of molecular v

england's tyrrell hatton is tied for second after the first round of the zozo championship in californiaest ever footballers — pele — who's 80 today. the brazilian icon once said, "i was born for football, "like beethoven was born for music." some of his greatest goals were at the 1970 world cup finals. a giant pele street mural will be unveiled in the coastal city of santos today to mark 80 years of footballing greatness. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. hgppy happy birthday, pele. as we've been discussing tough new coronavirus measures are now in place in greater manchester. the area has joined liverpool city region and lancashire in england's highest tier of restrictions. warrington will also move to the highest tier from next week. dr andrew furber is regional director for public health, in north west england. we have heard so much about liverpool and greater manchester in the last few days. what is your perception of what is going on with the virus in the north—west? perception of what is going on with the virus in the north-west? we are certain

england's tyrrell hatton is tied for second after the first round of the zozo championship in californiatest ever footballers, pele who's 80 today. the brazilian icon once said, "i was born for football, like beethoven was born for music." some of his greatest goals were at the 1970 world cup finals. a giant pele street mural will be unveiled in the coastal city of santos today, to mark 80 years of footballing greatness. just before we go, a reminder that you can follow the latest from first practice at the portuguese grand prix. that's bbc.co.uk/sport, but that's all the sport for now. let's get some more reaction now to the ‘firebreak‘ coronavirus lockdown which is coming into force this evening across wales. more than three million people are being told to stay at home for two weeks an to only leave for reasons including exercise and to buy essential items such as food. let's get more on this now and speak tojohn griffiths, labour member of the senedd for newport east. thank you forjoining us. this is going to be pretty tough, but in your view necessary or too far?” think are necessar

and england's tyrrell hatton also won the bmw pga championship at a canter at wentworth.ovely skies here injersey, but for others we have rain moraine in the west is going to be moving eastwards for most of us as we go through the day, and there is quite a lot of cloud around as well. what is happening as we have a clutch of weather fronts moving in happening as we have a clutch of weatherfronts moving in from happening as we have a clutch of weather fronts moving in from the west stop a little bump of high pressure in the south—east means for some eastern areas it is a dry and relatively bright start, but it won't last. you can already see this rain in the north and the west continuing its journey, rain in the north and the west continuing itsjourney, moving eastwards as we go through the rest of the day with a lot of cloud around it. and we are also looking at brisk winds and north—easterly is gusting 40 happen 50 miles an hour in the west, 50 or so in the outer hebrides and the rain continuing to drift towards east anglia and eastern parts of england and scotland, allo