british hopes at the women's open disintegrated on the final day at woburn. shibuno. the 20 year old, playing in her first tournament, let alone major, outside her own country, sealed the trophy on the final hole to cap off a thrilling last day. jo currie was there for us and sent us this report. few will have known her name before this tournament but golf fans will simply know it now. after she announced yourself on the international stage with this stunning victory. incredible this was her debut at a major. . shbuno was the overnight weeder, and despite playing musical chairs at the top of the leaderboard and with players farmer spirits than herself, she held her nerve to claim the final measure of her round associate, she saw her finish on 18—under that was one hot —— shot of lizette salas. she pulled off birdie. she will be left wondering what might have been with a miss pot at the 18th. as for world number one jin young co., who was close to making her third major of the year, finishing unceasing under par, that is to off the lead. a couple of fingers pl

fellow brit charley hull has been a member at woburn since childhood.those greens, it seems, just a little easier to read. birdie after birdie on her back nine, she carries many home hopes, as does bronte law. a steady round keeps her amongst the chase. those from pamplona are well used to the charge. this is carlotte ciganda taking the bull by the horns. one of the rounds of the day from the spaniard. she is right up there, as is world number onejin—young ko, here quite brilliant. and now, a new name at the top, 20—year—old hinako shibuno of japan, announcing herself with a two—shot lead marching into the final round. adam wilde, bbc news. fulham say they will take the "strongest possible action" after their defender cyrus christie claimed his sister was hit and racially abused by the club's fans during their defeat at barnsley. christie posted on social media after the game to condemn the supporters‘ behaviour saying "regardless how you felt about the result your actions are shameful." fulham have launched an investigation into what happened. bolton w

this is the latest from woburn... ashleigh leading —13.ssel. six under for the day, to move —10 and short while ago. england's charley hull and bronte law on nine under, four off the lead. max verstappen will start on pole for the first time in his formula one career at tomorrow's hungarian grand prix. the dutchman will also become the 100th different driver to start from the top spot, when the lights go out tomorrow. nick parrott reports. after winning two of the last three races, he is formula 1's man of the moment especially as he started them from second on the grid. pole position is always the goal, to get it he would need to avoid putting a foot wrong. the dutchman was with the red bull breaking the track record and the procession. they would've loved a flawless start but his ferrari mechanics where left battling getting his car into the second session and fix it and time. been repaid them by out qualifying his team—mate. after disappointment for the home race and germany, mercedes needed cheering up but no i°y mercedes needed cheeri

bbc news, woburn.ast, but they got the shock of their lives when they saw a plane racing down the road. and when the light aircraft finally came to a halt, of course, the officers had to knock on the window and have a word with the pilot. richard lister reports. is it a bird? no, it's a plane — caught on a police dash cam, buzzing low over the morning commute. i thought, from a far distance, it was a remote—controlled plane. as it continued going north, it got bigger and bigger and bigger. to the point of, 0k, that's really close to the ground, i think he's trying to land it on state route 7. trooper thompson immediately turned around, braced for what could have been a disaster. i see isee him i see him getting closer to the ground, the wheels get close to the ground. he was able to put on the brakes. it wasn't a conventional landing, but no—one was hurt. the pilot even managed to stop at the red light. it may be the most bizarre traffic stop of trooper thompson's career. the pilot, david acklam, had b

comfortable at her home course — she's two shots off the lead on the first day of the british open at woburnain — the murray brothers double up to claim victory in washington. also coming up in the programme... the row over drugs cheats with previous bans intensifies after swimming's governing body says it won't allow protests from other athletes. hello and welcome to sportsday. first, a dream start to the ashes for england at edgbaston. australia won the toss and chose to bat, and that's where it started to go wrong for them. with crys of "cheat" ringing out from the crowd, cameron bancroft and david warner opened the batting, but they didn't last long. adam wilde has been watching a fascinating first day. after a ll fascinating first day. after all the excitement, all the anticipation for this, the first day of this ashes series, it certainly lived up to the hype. it has been a dramatic first day, in many ways a day of two halves. the first very much belonged to england, dominant this morning. this afternoon things have swung in the favour of australia. let me talk through the story of the

law and charley hull are five shots off the lead, going into the final day of the british open at woburnampion georgia hall dropped two shots to fall way down the leaderboard. hinako shibuno ofjapan now leads, after a sensational third round — with competition at the top really hotting up. adam wild has been watching the action. the defending champion georgia hall. this was georgia hall, the defending champion starting her day and touch at the top but a touch at times letting her down. 0r challenge faltering. fellow britons charlie hall had been a member at their sense childhood and the familiarity making the greens easier to read. brady after brady on her back nine, she carries many home hopes. as does another who is steady ground keeps her around the chase he does will be used in the charge, carlotta began taking the law by the warrants. 0ne of the rounds today from the spaniard who is right up there as well as the well number one who hear quite brilliant. a new name at the top, hinako shibuno, announcing herself with a two shot lead marching into the final round. we can speak now to o

way point at the women's british open golf with plenty of british interest still in contention at woburn girl charley hull and bronte law lead the english charge. with defending champion georgia hall only a shot behind them. jo currie is there for us. this had been built of the summer of winning's sports and another wonderful story is unfolding. three english women in the thick of it heading into the weekend after an impressive second round here and buckinghamshire. the performance of the day belongs to law, a brownish dem blemish free round and a round of 67 leaving her seven under par and that is the kind that lindsay majors and particularly a spot and a team. it likely for law she has been playing alongside katrina matthews. she says that this week she is solely focused on her performance. it is nice to play in front of the home crowd and i have my family out watching and i think that always helps. it does obviously playing and a major is a little different but i think if i go out and i play somewhere, i can keep pushing on that leaderboard. she is set to witness the cut, matthew but

she is in contention for the lead at her home course of woburn.reed to meet again in september. the two countries have imposed a series of tit—for—tat tariffs on each other‘s goods, affecting trade worth hundreds of billions of dollars. in the united states, there are fears those high import taxes will force up prices and hurt some of the worst off families as chris buckler reports from maryland. right across rural america, there are times where people are struggling to put food on their tables. and families who have no choice but to put their faith in the goodwill of neighbours and strangers. that one. yes, fresh bread! tabatha's table is a food bank in western maryland. many who come here rely on what's handed out to feed not just themselves. .. because the grandkids stay at my house most of the time. but also those who depend on them. you still want to be able to give them breakfast, lunch and dinner. and when you can't, and the child is telling you they are still hungry, that hurts. that hurts a lot, because that's the part that makes me cry.

she has been a member at woburn since he was nine years old.en she tees off at five past two? she begins the day on nine under par, five shots off the lead, and the same position that bronte law also finds herself in. the englishwoman hasn't dropped a shot all tournament, another perfect run from her could see her lift her first major trophy. meanwhile, run from her could see her lift her first majortrophy. meanwhile, last yea r‘s first majortrophy. meanwhile, last year's winner georgia hall, well, disappointing third round from her means her defence of the title probably ended yesterday. she starts today ten shots off the leader who, by the way, is probably someone you've never heard of. japan's hinako shibuno has never played in a major, and it is the first time she has left her home country. she is 14 under par. she says she is so whenever she wants to throw up. but if she can hold together, what a wonderful story that would be. however, you can't rule out the likes of the world number one, who is widely expected to be challenging at the top

shibuno is celebrating the first major victory of her career after winning the women's british open at woburn in england. she is the first japanese winner of a major for 42 years. she carded a four—under—par 68 in sunday's final round, to finish 18—under for the championship, one shot clear of lizette salas of the usa. kojin—young, who was bidding for her third major of the year, was a further shot back on 16—under—par, while the halfway leader, ashleigh buhai, had to settle for fifth place in the end. georgia hall's title defence ended with a whimper. she finished in a tie for 35th, 15 shots behind the winner, shibuno. jo currie reports. few will have known the name hinako shibuno before this tournament, but golf fans will certainly know it now after she announced herself on the international stage with this stunning victory. incredibly, this was her debut at a major. shibuno was her debut at a major. shibuno was the overnight leader with a two shot lead, and despite playing musical chairs at the top of the leaderboard throughout this round, and with players far more experience than herself,

shibuno is celebrating the first major victory of her career after winning the women's british open at woburnner of a major for 42 years. she carded a four—under—par 68 in sunday's final round, to finish 18—under for the championship, one shot clear of lizette salas of the usa. kojin—young, who was bidding for her third major of the year, was a further shot back on 16—under—par, while the halfway leader, ashleigh buhai, had to settle for fifth place in the end. georgia hall's title defence ended with a whimper. she finished in a tie for 35th, 15 shots behind the winner, shibuno.

the fifth and final women's golf major of the year, the british open, gets underway on thursday at woburnincludes 19 of the world's top 20 players, among them ko jin—young. she won last week's evian championship, but can she sustain that momentum and claim her third major of the year? ben croucher reports. for a sport that is normally played ata for a sport that is normally played at a leisurely pace, everything has got a little frenetic in the last fortnight. time waits for nobody. four days on from lifting her second major in france, kojin—young is preparing for the next, having barely had a chance to celebrate sunday's achievement.” barely had a chance to celebrate sunday's achievement. i finish too late, 9:30 p.m., so i didn't have much time. i needed to sleep, so a couple of beers and a cheeseburger. this unprecedented scheduling hasn't pleased everyone. the appian championship was brought forward from its usual slot, but ko is treating the two as one. my feeling is major, but straight eight days, ami is major, but straight eight days, am i mentally feeling? so i think it is good ——

she has won the british open title at woburn at the first attempt. title it was also the first time she'd ever played outside of her home country. american lizette salas was second with koreanjin—young ko in third. let's get more now on the protests in hong kong and plans for a strike. our correspondent mariko oi is live in hong kong. what are we anticipating? what sort of day will this turned out to be? as you heard earlier, for the ninth weekend in a row, protesters took to the street last night with some violent clashes overnight but later today, we are expecting a general strike which could affect every sector from finance to art but the one we think will have the most impact is the travel agencies, the operators of buses and trains, airlines are expecting some major disruptions. we already know more than 100 flights have been cancelled. the hong kong government has asked people not to participate, saying it would further damage hong kong's reputation. it could weaken the economy even further. joining me live is a pro—democracy lawmaker here in h

she has won the british open title at woburn at the first attempt.so the first time she'd ever played outside of her home country. american lizette salas was second with koreanjin—young ko in third you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. we talk to a korean beauty vlogger, who's been sharing her experience of fighting cancer. also on the programme. the latest reaction from the states following the two mass shootings that killed 29 people. the question was do we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men? the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she has achieved this landmar

. >> 50 miles north of london is the woburn golf club, site of the aig women's british open, the last final round coverage is coming right up. hello, everyone, amet fareed. wel

hull shot a 5—under—par 67 on her home course of woburn, leaving herjust two shots adrift of the outright, ahead of the rugby world cup, their number eight, toby faletau, has been ruled out of the tournament. he suffered a collarbone injury — in what's been described as an ‘innocuous training ground incident‘ and will need surgery. the bath player has had a string of injuries over the last year and a half. he broke his arm twice — and hasn't played a test since march last year. kyle edmund has had a 3— set win over tsonga. but for now, good night. the weather most of us on friday looking too bad at all. a lot of whether around however there is the chance of some showers and they could affect derbyshire, particularly where the reservoir is. environment has a severe morning. the chances of capturing a shower. for most of us, the day is going to be dry. it's have a look of a satellite image. one out there in the atlantic. the showers are circling out and we are in between weather systems. that means a lot of clear weather. on the whole, that's quite out there. temperatures, 15 degrees. belfa

charley hull reads the home charge at the women's british open, but there's a surprise leader at woburn evening. more than 6000 people have been told to leave their homes in the town of whaley bridge in derbyshire after heavy rain caused part of a nearby dam to collapse. residents are gathered at a local school amid fears that the dam could burst, causing water from the toddbrook reservoir to engulf the town. the environment agency has warned that there is a "danger to life". flood warnings remain in place tonight across several parts of northern england, following another day of heavy rain in some areas. judith moritz is in chapel—en—le—frith, where some of those evacuated have been ta ken for safety. concerns about the dam were raised at 11am. by two o'clock, people were being told it was urgent, told to get out of their houses. they were brought here, offered cups of tea and accommodation but tonight there is anxiety, they are crossing their fingers, hoping the rain holds off and that the dam, which protects their entire town, holds tight. in an emergency, a comforting hand, reassura

the third round of the british 0pen golf at woburn is under way.ding the way at 12—under. but three british players will tee—off within the top ten, including charley hull, on her home course, who is five shots off the lead and tied for fourth. it's good. it's quite funny because my fiance's family has come. i saw his dad out there and he was like, come on, girl, after i made a few birdies andi come on, girl, after i made a few birdies and i made a birdie. they don't play golf either so it's nice that they come to support me. lewis hamilton topped final practice at the hungarian grand prix but there was little to choose between the top drivers. the lead changed hands multiple times with hamilton going quickest on his final lap. he edged past red bull's max verstappen with less than one—tenth of a second separating them. qualifying is at 2.00 this afternoon. the four—time tour de france champion chris froome says next year's tour is his "only goal" as he continues his recovery from a serious crash during the criterium du dauphine. he broke his neck,

defending champion georgia hall managed to get some practice in at woburn but some weren't as fortunate't had enough time to practice. i'm actually very excited, i don't feel any pressure, it's nice for me to be home because i've been in the us for the whole year, for me i had done the hard travelling a i can enjoy being at home with a home crowd to be able to say i have won a major is very special. i think going to get a lot of support. i look forward to people out there watching and cheering me on. when new yorkjets‘ rookie calvin anderson isn't shielding his quarterback‘s blind side he has an unusual hobby. the 23 year old likes to spend his spare time solving a rubik's cube puzzle. he says he does it as a pre—game routine to focus his mind but he still has a way to go before breaking the world record, which stands at a mere 4.9 seconds. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing. the harry potter books are loved by children and adults alike around the world. it

playing abroad for the first time, the 20—year—old dazzled the seasoned pros at woburn, winning by aa nt we want to give you a bit of a preview of a panorama that is being broadcast tomorrow. when the last stronghold of the so—called islamic state was overrun in syria in march this year, thousands of women and children were moved to secure camps. many nationalities are represented there, including women who travelled from europe to the middle east in support of is. four months on, they are still being held by kurdish authorities. apart from a few children who have been taken back to their countries of origin, western governments have yet to decide what to do about citizens who are in the camps. for bbc panorama, stacey dooley travelled to two syrian camps close to the borders of iraq and turkey, the al—hol and al—roj camps. this is al—hol camp, home to more than 70,000 people, most of them refugees. but among its population, there are also around 11,000 foreign women, former is brides, and their children. most want to go back to the countries where they were born and brought up, but

playing abroard for the first time, the 20—year—old dazzled the seasoned pros at woburn, winning by a another big crash in the closing stages of the men's elite race at the ride london event. but italy's elia viviani avoided any trouble, last yea r‘s runner—up sprinting to victory in the mall to win the biggest prize in one—day cycling. britain's alex dowsett claimed the king of the mountains title. there's more on the bbc sport website. that's all from me, now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, there. for some of us, it wasn't too bad over the weekend. plenty of hazy sunshine in the south, further north were plagued by heavy showers and thunderstorms where warnings were in force, parts of scotland and northern england. scenes behind me showed torrential downpours affecting parts of argyll and bute and flooded roads there in falkirk. heavy showers and thunderstorms aren't done with us yet. for much of this upcoming week, it's looking pretty unsettled thanks to low pressure nearby, continuing to see heavy showers or indeed some thunderstorms which could give rise t

hull, on her home course of woburn, managed four birdies on the latter half of her round, to move 9—underh. but the woman to catch isjapan's hinako shibuno, who's playing in herfirst major, her late surge saw her move to 1a—under par. just going to go out there and have fun. i'm just going to have fun. just another day at the office. just pretend i'm out there with my friends playing golf. go and make as many bodies as possible. i'm hitting the ball well, creating chances. there's no reason they can't go out there and shoot a low number. now to formula one. max verstappen has taken his first ever pole position ahead of sunday's hungarian formula 1 grand prix setting a new track record in the process. the dutchman also has the honour of being the 100th different driver to have started an f1 race on pole. it is incredible. yeah, this one was still missing. the car felt good all we can. you knew it would always be ha rd we can. you knew it would always be hard in qualifying but we managed to do it. of course, a big thank you to the team. the car was fine out there in qualifying, it was incre

— it's unlikely to be british winner as charley hull has not had a good day at her home course of woburn leader from japan hinako shibuno, world number one kojin young, america's lizette salas and ash buhai. hull is the highest placd briton — seven shots behind them on six under par midway through her round. in the super league, castleford tigers are on course for a third successive win the superleague. they're currently leading hull kr by 26 points to 1a. in the other match this afternon london broncos are having a hard time at home to the salford devils. they're trailing 118—6. 150 of the world's top professional cyclists are in london and surrey today, competing in ride london — which you can watch live on bbc one right now. it's a 169 kilometre course which starts in central london before heading into the countryside and finishing on the mall in front of buckingham palace. familiarfaces from tour de france — caleb ewan who won three stages in the tour competing. the largest prize pool for any one—day classic race in the world. that really could be a key so it's a really let's go back

british hopes at the women's open disintegrated on the final day at woburn.shibuno. the 20—year—old, playing in her first tournament outside her own country sealed the trophy on the final hole — to cap off a thrilling last day. shibuno had five birdies on the back nine to finish on 18 under and win by one shot to her claim herfirst major. amazing story. that's all the sport for now. emergency workers have been continuing to shore up the dam near whaley bridge in derbyshire. so far water levels in the toddbrook reservoir have been lowered by more than three metres, but heavy rain is now forecast. evacuated residents are no longer being allowed to return to their properties for possessions and the cordon around the area is being strictly enforced — as danny savage reports. to get anywhere near whaley bridge, you have to be patient. i mean, maybe we should just all be a bit more understanding, but it's just frustrating. unfortunately, when we came back, then they've closed it to absolutely everybody, and clearly something or the other has happened to make them m

the 3rd round of the british open golf at woburn is under way, with plenty of brits leading the pack,georgia hall, shot a second round of 69, including four birdies to finish on 6 under par. bronte law, produced a strong round to put herself into contention, she's on seven under, and so five strokes off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course, is also in the mix — she birdied the 16th, on her way to also finishing on 7 under par. i think it's just nice to play in front of my home crowd, really feel the support, and i've got my family out watching, and i think that always helps. 0bviously playing a major is a little different, but i think that if i go out and i play the same way i have been playing, i can keep pushing up that leaderboard. in the opening weekend of the football league season, there are nine opening—day fixtures in the championship today — but they face a tough job, to follow on from last night's entertainment. luton and middlesbrough drew 3—3 in their opening fixture — sonny bradley with a stunning first goalfor luton. that made it 1—1 — four more

on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including the latest on the women's british open at woburnse on five under, one shot off the lead. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you very much. more for you now on the news that the bank of england has cut its forecast for uk growth over the next couple of yea rs. growth over the next couple of years. it's also 130 no—deal brexit which hit the economy and trigger a further drop in the value of the pounds. we can hear now from mark carney, who has been talking in the last hour. it's relatively unusual, not totally unusual, but relatively, to be ina not totally unusual, but relatively, to be in a situation where you have quite binary outcomes, such as the country faces between the possibility of a deal, a smooth transition to some form of deep trading relationship with the european union, to no deal, and an insta nt european union, to no deal, and an instant adjustment to a wto relationship, which is a very different thing. at the market is waiting to cross all those outcomes, and increasingly has been putting increasing weight on the latter, t

she's in the clubhouse and in contention at her home course of woburn.ening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than 6,000 people have been told to leave their homes in the derbyshire town of whaley bridge after heavy rain caused part of a nearby dam to collapse. police have been telling residents to gather some belongings and head to a local school, amid fears that the wall could collapse, with water from the toddbrook reservoir engulfing the town. the environment agency has warned that there is a "danger to life". flood warnings remain in place tonight across several parts of northern england following another day of heavy rain in some areas. judith moritz is in chapel—en—le—frith, where those evacuated have been ta ken for safety. judith. and normally during the school summer and normally during the school summer holidays, this place would be empty. tonight, you can see how full it is. the emergency services using it is. the emergency services using it as it is. the emergency services using itasa it is. the emergency services using it as a comma

service was ses suspended between north station and anderson and woburn. >>> let's talk sports with our favorite team at the moment, the new england patriots and fans. one thing on their mind. >> one week from sunday. the regular season begins. the pats finishing up their preseason last night. coach belichick will make final roster cuts and figure out how to replace center andrews for week one. here's what he said about it. >> we'll do what's best for the team. >> that was about it. the season opener is against the pittsburgh steelers next sunday. did you expect anything more? >> nope. >> nbc10 boston is the only place you can watch that game next sunday 8:20. should be a good one. >>> we're looking at our first alert weather right now. what's going on? >> i want to take you to the water. we have had a lot of surf as erin pulled offshore. our waves are beginning to come down. 1 to 3-footers are expected with 70, air temperature over water. southwest wind, 10 to 20 miles an hour. snapshot of the came and island. a few more clouds on sunday and cooler with wind off the water. this is the

no home winner at golf‘s british open, but there was a brilliant day for japan's hinako shibuno at woburne first tournament she had played outside her home country. and lewis hamilton can relax on his summer holidays after extending his lead in the formula one drivers' championship to 62 points. he overtook the red bull pole sitter, max verstappen, with just three laps to go to win the hungarian grand prix. and off he goes on his holidays. he is just off and off he goes on his holidays. he isjust off on and off he goes on his holidays. he is just off on his holidays, and off he goes on his holidays. he isjust off on his holidays, and and off he goes on his holidays. he is just off on his holidays, and you two are just back. do you think he is going to do a marathon?“ two are just back. do you think he is going to do a marathon? if anyone is going to do a marathon? if anyone is going to do a marathon? if anyone is going to do it, it might be lewis. they have to be fit to fit into those tiny cars. have you ever tried to sit in one? were you here on that day that we had the delorean from bac

the south african, who's led throughout the tournament at woburn, made two birdies in herfront nine.nder par, tied with bronte law they are the highest placed britons. the scottish premiership got underway today with a hugw in for defending champions celtic. they thrashed stjohnstone 7—0. hibs scored late on to beat st mirren. livingston v motherwell was a goalless draw. and newly promoted ross county beat hamilton 3—nil. meanwhile the english football league properly got underway today. two of the relegated premier league teams started with defeats — fulham lost at newly promoted barnsley — and cardiff were beaten at wigan. another newly promoted side — charlton got off to a good start with a win at blackburn. there were also wins for birmingham city, millwall, sheffield wednesday, qpr and swansea. in the late kick off nottingham forest have just kicked off against west brom. they have taken the lead nine minutes on the clock there. salford city made a winning start to their football league debut, beating stevenage 2—nil. the club owned by manchester united's class of 92 are already

. >>> on this saturday in the english countryside, 48 miles north of london, the woburn golf club ismpionship of the season on the lpga tour.

the final round of the british open golf at woburn is heading for an exciting climax. also struggled on her home course, this double bogey on the seventh has seen her drop out of contention. but what a duel at the top. south korea'sjin young ko, who won the evian championship last week is tied with america's lizette salas with five holes to play. it promises to be an exciting finish to that. onto football now — and manchester city have won the community shield, the season's annual opening match. the premier league winners beat liverpool the champions league holders at wembley to claim the early bragging rights ahead of the new season. it starts properly on friday. but it went all the way to penalties — as katie shanahan reports. on to the —— under the wimpy arch assigned football is back and so—so rivalry between manchester city and liverpool adding extra spice to the to the occasion. the premier league champions started slicker as raheem sterling gave them the lead for sub scoring against his former club for the first time. after the break, liverpool hit the bar and t

the third round of the british open golf at woburn is under way, with plenty of brits leading the packe out after 2.00pm this afternoon, and shot a second round of 69, including four birdies to finish on six under par. bronte law produced a strong round to put herself into contention — she's on seven—under, so five strokes off the leader. charley hull, who's playing on her home course, is also in the mix. she birdied the 16th on her way to also finishing on seven—under par. andy and jamie murray's reunion on the tennis court, is over for now, after they lost their quarter—final match at the washington 0pen, despite having match point, in the second set. kyle edmund, came from a set down, to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles. but was eventually beaten by world number 122, peter gojowczyk, 6—3, 4—6, 6—3. in horse racing, history was made on day four of the glorious goodwood festival. battarsh, ridden byjim crowley, became the first three—time winner of the king george stakes with a third successive victory in the five—furlong sprint, so that's j

catch me if you can — the message from south africa's ashley buhai at the british open golf at woburnf 69, including four birdies to finish on six under par. bronte law, produced a strong round to put herself into contention, she's on seven under and so five strokes off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course is also in the mix — she birdied the 16th, on her way, to also finishing on seven under par. yeah, it's good. it's quite funny because my fiance and family has come as well. i saw his dad at their head he said come on girl after i made a few bogeys and i made a few birdies. it is nice, that they are supporting me. it is nice, that they are supporting me. andy and jamie murray's reunion, on the tennis court, is over for now after they lost their quarterfinal match, at the washington 0pen, despite having match point in the second set. kyle edmund, came from a set down, to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles. 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. red bull's pierre gasly was fastest in a rain—affected second practice at the hungarian grand pri

law and charley hull remain in contention going into the final day of the women's british open at woburn early with four birdies on her back 9 for a round of 70. while law is still to drop a shot at this year's event. both are tied for seventh place, on nine under, that's five shots behind the leader who is the 20 year—old hinako shibuno from japan, she's playing in herfirst major championship. rangers start their scottish premiership campaign later when they face kilmarnock. they're looking to stop celtic winning a ninth league title this season. and they've already got some catching up to do as far as goal difference is concerned. yesterday, neil lennon's side started their defence with a 7—0 win against stjohnstone. ryan christie hit a hat trick. elsewhere there were wins for hibernian and ross county. fulham say they will take the "strongest possible action" after their defender cyrus christie claimed his sister was hit and racially abused by fans during their defeat at barnsley. christie posted on social media after the game to condemn the fans‘ behaviour saying, "regardless how you

catch me if you can — the message from south africa's ashley buhai at the british open golf at woburnfinish on 6—under par. bronte law produced a strong round to put herself into contention, she's on 7 under, and so five strokes off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course is also in the mix, she birdied the 16th, on her way, to also finishing on 7—under par. it was good. it was quite funny. my fiance and family has come as well. his dad was like, come on, girl! it is quite nice. they don't play golf so is quite nice. they don't play golf so it is nice they come and support me. andy and jamie murray's reunion, on the tennis court, is over for now after they lost their quarterfinal match at the washington 0pen despite having match point in the second set. kyle edmund came from a set down to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles. but was eventually beaten by world number 122 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. while robot was my lobby on the tv, there are still plenty of colossal metal on metal shows around the country. the sport is being increasi

law and charley hull remain in contention going into the final day of the women's british open at woburng shots early with four birdies on her back nine for a round of 70, while law is still to drop a shot at this year's event. both are tied for seventh place, on nine under, that's five shots behind the leader who is the 20 year—old hinako shibuno from japan, she's playing in herfirst major championship. just going to go out and have fun. just going to go out and have fun. just going to have fun, another day at the office, and pretend i am out there with my friends playing golf. i will make as many birds as possible, i am i will make as many birds as possible, lam hitting i will make as many birds as possible, i am hitting the i will make as many birds as possible, lam hitting the ball, creating chances, there is no reason why i can't go out and create a really low number. rangers start their scottish premiership campaign later when they face kilmarnock. they're looking to stop celtic winning a ninth league title this season. and they've already got some catching up to do as far as goal

catch me if you can — the message from south africa's ashley buhai at the british open golf at woburng four birdies to finish on 6—under par. bronte law produced a strong round to put herself into contention. she's on 7 under and so five strokes off the leader. and charley hull, who's playing on her home course, is also in the mix. she birdied the 16th on her way to also finishing on 7—under par. i think it is nice to play in front ofa i think it is nice to play in front of a home crowd. you really feel the support. i have my family watching. i think that always helps. it does obviously, playing a major it is a little different, but i think that ifigo little different, but i think that if i go out and i play the same way i have been playing, i can keep pushing up that leaderboard. andy and jamie murray's reunion on the tennis court is over for now after they lost their quarterfinal match at the washington 0pen despite having match point in the second set. kyle edmund came from a set down to give himself the chance of progressing to the last four in the men's singles, but was eventuall

the brit is playing at her home course of woburn in buckinghamshire.the europa league — theirfairytale run in qualifying was ended with a 3—0 defeat to partisan belgrade in serbia. there was better news for premier league side wolves though. they'll play away in armenia in the third qualifying round after beating the irish cup winners crusaders 4—1 in belfast. it finished 6—1 on aggregate. joining wolves in that next round are scottish premiership sides aberdeen and rangers, as well as another belfast side, linfield. that's all the sport for now. i'm going to go and try to start putting one foot in front of the other. it's a long journey to go. a holiday firm which had taken bookings from more than 50—thousand people has ceased trading. super break — which specialised in organising city breaks, along with its sister company, the booking website laterooms.com — had around 250 employees, based in york and manchester. charlotte gallagher reports. the summer holidays have onlyjust begun, but it's bad news for thousands of people who have booked trips away.

website including how the japanese debutante hinako shibuno won the women's british open golf at woburnngatte near calais — covering the 20 mile stretch injust 20 minutes — thanks to a kerosene filled backpack. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news with mishal husain. there's been a sharp rise in the number of girls choosing to study chemistry at a—level, because of a rising demand for knowledge about skincare. ione wells has been to one school in wakefield where more and more pupils are taking up the subject. then, there is the sodium. hydrogen carbonate. if you add that to... scenes like this are becoming more common — teenagers chatting about the chemicals in their skincare and make—up. we all use make—up or skincare things, and a lot of the time you don't really know what's going into it. whereas other stuff you have — you know what's in what you're eating, so it seems odd that you don't know what you're using. this school in wakefield has even s

hull‘s been playing on her home course of woburn this week but couldn‘t keep pace with the leaders yesterdayead in the formula one drivers‘ championship to 62 points. he overtook red bull‘s max verstappen with just three laps to go to win the hungarian grand prix. the sport now takes a four week break, with nine races left when they return at the end of the month. manchester city won the season‘s curtain raiser, the community shield with a penalty shoot out win over liverpool. the match finished 1—1 after 90 minutes. raheem sterling had put city ahead with his first goal against his former club, but with 13 minutes left, joel matip got liverpool‘s equaliser. that sent the game straight to penalties, where gabrieljesus scored the crucial kick. city winning 5—4 on spot kicks. city won this trophy last season too and then went onto win in the scottish premiership there were wins for aberdeen and rangers but the latter‘s game at kilmarnock was overshadowed by the collapse of a roof under which disabled fans were sitting. a last minute header by connor goldson secured a 2—1win for the ibrox side

woburn is her home course, and she made that knowledge count with a five—under—par 67.lsh side connah's quay is over, knocked out by partizan belgrade in the europa league. but wolves are through, beating crusaders of northern ireland 4—1 last night in belfast, and 6—1 on aggregate, a second goal there for rauljimenez. rangers and linfield are also through. arsenal have broken their club transfer record, spending £72 million on winger nicolas pepe. the ivory coast international, who is stilljust 24, has signed a five—year deal. he scored 35 goals in the french top division last season, and becomes the fourth—most—expensive player in premier league history. now, one of the talking points from the recent world swimming championships was the refusal of several swimmers to share the podium with sun yang, the chinese swimmer who had previously been banned for doping. one of the athletes who protested was scotland's duncan scott, and he has told the bbc that he doesn't regret what he did. i have made my stance and i have not really thought too much about it afterwards. and i

event starting today, because the opening round of the women's open golf has just got underway at woburns. i'm actually very excited. i don't feel any pressure. is really nice for me to be home, because i've been in the us for a whole year so for me i've done the hard travelling and now i can enjoy being at home with the home crowd. to be able to save i've one a major is very special. i think i'm going to get a lot of support, so i look forward to people out there watching and cheering me on. andy and jamie murray made it through to the second round of the men's doubles in washington last night. they beat the french pair of nicolas mahut and edouard roger—vasselin in three sets. it's the first time that andy and jamie have played together since 2016. andy is still considering a return to singles in two weeks time. physically i feel so much better stop the no pain, not restricting me in any of the shots i'm hitting. i'm still a bit slower, i'm hoping that something that will come back with time. i didn't know how much more i'd be playing after here last year but to come back and be compet

interest at the top of the leaderboard, with three english players within two shots of the lead at woburnin charge for the uefa super cup, marking the most significant men's match yet to be officiated by a woman. stephanie frappa rt refereed the women's world cup final last month, and will lead a team of mostly female officials at the match between the champions league winners liverpool and europa league winners chelsea in istanbul. frappart has also taken charge of men's league matches in her native france. the domestic football season in england and scotland gets under way this evening. dundee take on dunfermline in the scottish championship, while in efl, we'll get a first look at jonathan woodgate's middlesbrough. the former england and real madrid defender has taken over from tony pulis at his boyhood club. it's woodgate's first job in management. his side take on newly—promoted luton town tonight. really excited. we prepared properly. we have worked as hard as we could over pre—season. me and me staff have been organised. when i was a young kid i dreamed about playing for middlesbro

more on all those stories, including the latest from the women's british open, which is under way at woburnfrom teenagers, according to the children's commissioner. research by the commissioner's office shows the number of children in care aged 13 or over rose by 21% over the last five years, and that teenagers in care were more likely to be vulnerable to sexual exploitation, gangs, trafficking and drug misuse. children aren't getting the help they need early on, which means they're getting into very risky situations and getting involved in all sorts of grooming and exploitation and gangs and the like. but also, the care system hasn't yet caught up or adapted to the point where they can then provide the specialist support needed for these new groups of very complex—need teenagers in the numbers that we are now seeing them. brenda farrell is head of fostering and adoption at barnardo's children's charity and says that cuts to children's services are partly to blame. due to the cuts, that has resulted in a number of the preventative services and supportive services available to families exper

fellow brit charley hull is a shot behind her compatriot on —5, and tees off at her home course of woburn that's the initial assessment of the eu's climate change service. their figures show that this month will be 1.2 degrees above pre—industrial levels. 0ur science correspondent pallab ghosh explains. it is not water they are walking through, but a heat haze on the streets injapan. and it has been the same story across many parts of the world. record temperatures in finland, and a three—week heatwave in china too. and now, it's official — july is one of the hottest, if not the hottest, on record. and july isn't alone. 2019 has been very warm globally. each month so far is among the four warmest for the month in question, and june has been the highest ever. this particular month has been very warm. but to me, this is really not the main point. the main point is that not only this month has been very warm, but last month was very warm. all months during 2019 were very warm, in terms of comparing with other years. the results are based on billions of measurements from satellites, ships, ai

charley hull playing on her own course of woburn. she could not keep the pace with the leaders.s summer holidays after extending his lead in the formula 1 drivers championship to 62 points. he overtook max verstappen from red bull with just three laps to win the hungarian grand prix. the sport now ta kes a hungarian grand prix. the sport now takes a four—week break. they will return at the end of this month. really grateful for the day. and really for the team for continuing to believe in me, continuing to push, and to be able to... for a race, to be able to push like that, i‘m telling you, i was on the limit all the way. it has emerged that elinor barker suffered a broken collarbone during a dramatic crash at the end of the ride at london race this weekend. she was injured in the crash after a rider clipped the wheel of the dutch rider clipped the wheel of the dutch rider who was then stripped of the victory and disqualified for her pa rt victory and disqualified for her part in the incident. the race victory was awarded to the fellow dutch rider. she said you were not a real c

the british open at woburn.o, but hull feels she is confident in her ability to keep up with the leading group on her home course. i feel like i've been playing well all year, i have struggled to trust myself sometimes, so that is sometimes where i have not been scarring, but i went out there and i trusted myself and i trust myself and i feel like i am in a good mindset the moment. 0n bbc news you may have seen the story of khadijah mellah, the 18—year—old riding at goodwood races, and the first uk jockey to compete in a hijab. well, this afternoon, she's won her race in the all—female magnolia cup. you can see her here in the white helmet coming up right on in the inside track, she took the win by the narrowest of margins. but look how much it meant to her. khadijah trains at the ebony horse club in brixton, which gives inner city youngsters the chance to train as jockeys, and she hadn't even sat on a horse before april this year. andy and jamie murray made it through to the second round of the men's doubles in