if the american can now win next month's us pga championship, he will become, at 2a, the youngest player four majors. however, spieth wasted little time in celebrating with the famous claretjug with his fellow player and friend justin thomas posting this snapchat video. how does it taste? fantastic. brilliant stuff and jordan spieth. —— brilliant stuff from jordan spieth. tasty stuff there from the texan. the accolades have been pouring in for the open champion since he becamejust the 12th player in history to win three of golf‘s four majors. golfing legend gary player says he believesjordan spieth may be the best putter he's ever seen. player's views chime with those of eight—time major winner tom watson who believes one of spieth‘s secrets to his success is that he plays with both his heart and his head. at 13, he looks like he is going to go down, maybe one, two, three shots. after losing a lead like that, very rarely does anybody come back. but then he made a sensational bogey, and then it was off to the races. he is a great shot at 1a, 15 goes for eagle, 16, 17, nothing but net for

if the american can now win next month's us pga championship, he will become the youngest player to winbut spieth wasted little time in celebrating with the claretjug with his fellow player and friend justin thomas posting this snapchat video last night. how does it taste? fantastic. it looked fantastic, just something from the claretjug. we'll end with a recap of our top story. adam peaty clocking the second fastest 100m breaststroke time in history to retain his world title. he's unbeaten in three years — and here's how he's dominated the sport. music can adam peaty win the gold? i think he is going to. yes, he does, adam peaty of england wins the gold medal in the 100 metres breaststroke. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are public affairs consultant alex deane and the journalist james rampton. tomorrow's front pages. starting with the i, and the parents of charlie gard who have given up their legalfight to of charlie gard who have given up their legal fight t

and bbc sport will broadcast live coverage of the us pga championship next month across tv, radio and jordan speith going for the career grand slam, takes place from tenth to the 13th of august at the quail hollow club in north carolina. the world athletics championships in london begin next week, and the british team, despite a few injury problems, are getting prepared for it in paris. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks is there too, and sent us this report. with the world athletics championshipsjust with the world athletics championships just over a week away the british team has been dealing with a raft of injuries to some of their brightest medal hopes. even those who are here in paris have been battling injuries which could diminish their chances of getting a medal. back in february the reigning 200 metre champion and the fastest british woman in history broke her foot, her times have not been as fast but she has been given a spot in the britain in the 200 metres and the four by 100 m relay team. it is all about small margins. something adam knows only too well. he missed out on a b

if the american can now win next month's us pga championship, he will become the youngest player to winth wasted little time in celebrating with the claretjug with his fellow player and friend justin thomas, posting this snapchat video last night. how does it taste? fantastic. noidea no idea what was in it at all. manchester city have been the summer's heaviest spenders so far in the transfer window and they have made another huge signing today by buying full—back bernard mendy from monaco. the 23—year—old france international has signed a five—year contract for a fee believed to be in the region of £52 million. and that is a world record for a defender. pep guardiola has so far spent something in the region of £130 million on fullbacks alone. joining me now is bbc‘s football analyst pat nevin. a couple of football headlines to get

the bbc have secured the right across all the platforms the next month's us pga championship.dvice says that we should always finish a course of antibiotics, even if we feel better, in order for them to be effective, but now a group of scientists has cast doubt on that recommendation. an article in the british medical journal argues that taking antibiotics for longer than necessary can increase the risk of developing a resistance to them. however england's chief medical officer says more research is needed before any change in policy. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. # antibiotics, we're wonderful pills...#. v0|ceover: all sorts of ways ways are being used to spread the word that antibiotics need to be used sparingly. that message is becoming ever more urgent, as fears grow over the dangers posed by microbes which are resistant to the drugs. traditionally, we've always been told to finish a course of antibiotics, but some believe that might actually be making the situation worse. what we worry about now is that many patients are already colonised with resistant

secured the live tv, radio and digital rights to broadcast the final golf major of the year, the us pga championshiphighlights and live coverage on bbc two, the red button, online and five live, from the tenth to the 13th of august. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. studio: thank you. dozens of prisoners have been released by mistake and prison violence has surged to a new high, according to new figures from the ministry ofjustice. the data reveals a record 71 prisoners were released from jails in england and wales last year by mistake. there was more than 26,500 assaults in the year to march 2017 — an increase of 20% on the previous year. of those, over 7,000 attacks were on staff — equivalent to 20 every day. ala a la home affairs corresponded gene kelly explained the figures today. ata at a record high levels of self harm, assaults on inmates and staff, and assaults on staff are running at about 20 per day. in terms of the cause, there is a whole mixture of things that we have. staff shortages, overcrowding, the prevalence of drugs like spice in jails, meaning some inmate

secured the live tv, radio and digital rights, to broadcast the final golf major of the year, the us pga championship the high street of the welsh town of rhywbina you might stumble across some valuable sporting sporting memorabilia. that‘s because the lions captain sam warburton has donated his lions kit from the tour of new zealand to his local charity shop ion rhiwbina high street. warbuton tweeted a picture today outside the shop in the town where he played hisjunior rugby — the shop has already been inundated with questions from fans eager to get their hands on the kit let‘s talk more then about a new report ordered by the government looking at the role eu nationals play in the economy as it attempts to draw up a post—brexit immigration policy. i home editor is with me now. lots of figures, let‘s hear some. i home editor is with me now. lots of figures, let's hear some. let's look at what eu migration looks like to britain. met eu migration is currently 150 3000. that‘s down more than a quarter from a year currently 150 3000. that‘s down more than a quarterfrom a year ago. it will fall a bit fur

finally, the bbc has won the live tv, radio and digital rights to broadcast next month's us pga championship red button, online and five live, from the 10th to the 13th of august. the cricket at the oval, england are now four down. bold 414 england. —— another wicket lost. a alastair cook is still going strong. well, thank you! let's talk more then about a new report ordered by the government looking at the role eu nationals play in the economy as it attempts to draw up a post—brexit immigration policy. the home secretary, amber rudd, said the report she has commissioned from the migration advisory committee would help the government decide what kind of immigration policy was needed after brexit. freedom of movement is the phrase people use about being part of the eu from what we have at the moment. what we have said is we want a new informed evidence—based eu migration policy. we commissioned the mac to deliver on that, an independent group and they will be consulting with business and in the meantime there will be an implementation phase when new eu workers who come here will need to regis

championship, a breakthrough win for bryson dechambeau. and that was the moment he realized he was a winner on the pga tour. another exciting finish at the john dee classic. for all of us at cbs sports, thanks so much for being with us and so long from t.p.c. deere run. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: the president's new low. a new poll with the lowest six month approval rating of any president in decades. also tonight irans say it has locked up anotherri amecan. the state department calls for his immediate release. as wildfires rage in the west, the company that owns the world's largest firefighting plane claims federal officials are keeping it grounded. horrifying video shows two young women and a little boy being mowed down by aar c. they survived and now they're telling their story. and get ready for another o.j. simpson media circus as the fallen footbatall sr gets another shot at parole this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. on thursday president trump will mark six months