a coup in belarus the plans reportedly included a plot to assassinate the country's president and xander look at shanker earlier artie's egos than off talk to my colleague don o'neill through the details. essentially what we know from the russian federal security service or the f.s.b. they have detained 2 men one is a better russian another one has dual citizenship of bellicose and the united states so they were plotting a coup in better routes they planned on the 9th of may it's victory day a very big celebration here in russia and in bed of roses well they planned to capture some of the strategic buildings symbolic buildings like the like the t.v. station the radio station they plan to capture alexander lukashenko and his son potentially even assassinating him this is the information from the belorussian president himself these 2 people arrested in russia detained in russia they are believed to be the ringleaders of the whole operation but they weren't acting alone there was a group and which was detained which had been detained and apparently there was a whole stash of weapons discove

>> xander: oh. >> chanel: "oh" what? >> xander: oh, i heard the door slam. meant you'd, uh, walked out.

it would be a triple bogey, just heart breaking for xander as he almost bites through his club.ncisco, spent the first eight, nine year here and gets his par putt to fall on 18, so the 24-year-old keeping the pressure on finishes in second place in his first ever masters appearance, his third major. matsuyama finishes 10 under for a one-stroke victory to earn his first green jacket. afterwards he was asked if he's the greatest japanese golfer of all time. he wouldn't say yes right out but made a pretty good case. here's matsuyama and his translator. >> i can't say i'm the greatest. however, i'm the first to win a major and if that's the bar, then i set it. >> that is really cool. >>> giants looking to sweep the rockies, mom letting dad handle the kids at oracle park, got the popcorn. bottom one, scoreless outs, dickerson to right center, the visitors bullpen, fans will love that. his second homer of the season. 1-0 san francisco. anthony desclafani was dealing on the mound, but the starter got in a little trouble on the sixth and just fools fuentes. it's always the bat's fault.

protección >>> si crear dudas o tiene preguntas de las vacunas y el proceso, es momento de aclarar xanderabilitado una línea para comunicarse >>> demócratas propusieron incrementar el número de magistrados en corte suprema cuatro más en la que está en la actualmente, algo que nos cuenta randy serrano cambiaría el balance del tribunal sise llegara a aprobar >>> una propuesta controversial que cambia la cara de la corte suprema de justicia grupo está dispuesto librar la batalla para ser una ley >>> frente a la corte revelaron la implementación del número de magistrados de 9:00 a 13:00 algo que cambia en balance que tiene la última palabra de las leyes y políticas más controversiales >>> cambia la composición de lo que es la corte suprema hay seis jueces conservadores y tres liberales si pones cuatro van a ver siete >>>se trata de una batalla cuesta arriba ni la líder de los demócratas en la cámara de representantes lo aprueba >>> dijo que no sabe si hacerlo era una buena o mala idea pero que se puede considerar para convertirse en ley la propuesta requiere no te amo el apoyo sino del fondo

xander kolesnikov would like to see his daughter again but he's not allowed to so he's planning to send her a parcel for a 1st birthday behind bars. trying not to think bad things only about good things. i hope the truth wins and i can see my daughter again soon. but that's no more than a hope and also goes for the relatives of the more than 350 other political prisoners and by the us. the british prime minister boris johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections following a series of damaging leaks from his office multiple media organizations claim the prime minister said he would rather see bodies piled high in the thousands than impose a 3rd coronavirus lockdown mr johnson denies reports and says his office is investigating the source of the leaks this follows allegations of corruption made by the prime minister's former chief advisor he claimed that mr johnson asked conservative party donors to pay for the be furbished rent of the prime minister's official downing street residence w. correspondent mass in london can talk of strew this downing street drama. where to b

xander, 61-foot. putt on the par 5. yes, the eagle has landed.day tie at the masters didn't last long. at 15, hideki matsuyana, took the outright lead. 30 on the back nine. posted the first bogey round of the tournament. at 11 under, matiyama will take a four shot lead into tomorrow. he has never won a major. >>> to the ice, sharks and kings meeting for the eighth and final time this season. 3-1, la. final seconds of the second period. dustin brown took it himself. san jose's second loss and their last seven games. hdikeki went to sleep with the weight of japan on his shoulders. we will see you thisis is bob minetti and his we wendy. in 2016, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. bob participated in a clinical trial that included cutting-edge radiation therapy and surgery. he's been in remission since completion. i am so glad i learned what was possible for me stand up to cancer and lustgarten foundation are working together to make every person diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a long-term survivor. visit pancreatic cancer collective.org. >>>

on xander kolesnikov would like to see his daughter again but he's not allowed to so he's planning to send her a parcel for a 1st birthday behind bars. your stars new broom i try not to think bad things only about good things. i hope the truth wins and i can see my daughter again soon. but that's no more than a hope and that also goes for the relatives of the more than 350 other political prisoners in by the us. some football news now and this. is a coach and hi jim on and german media are reporting that he will leave the club to take over from a guy in munich but the 33 year old noddles money could come with a hefty price tag according to reports it could cost the defending industry a champions around $30000000.00 euros that would be a new record feat for a german coach one current contract. runs until 2023 and he made history last season by taking them all the way to the champions league sumi. and joining me now for more on the big story is. sports good to have you here at lima so. by him but is he the right man for that job there is no right or wrong answer to you know they all obv

behind the green and into the water so hideki matsuyama bogies the whole and that open the door for xander and he nearly holds it for an eagle and he settled for bertie and a cut and the lead of hideki matsuyama to just two strokes and we have a tournament, right but the mojo ended of the under on the very next hole and he went for the pen on 16 and came up short. he finds the water leading to a triple bogey 6 and that was the tournament. hideki matsuyama had a two shot lead on 18 any tapped in for a bogey in the win and he is the first japanese golfer ever to win a green jacket. >>> a san francisco native finished as a runner-up in just one shot behind. >> can you tell us what it means for your country? >> i hopefully will be a pioneer in this and many other japanese will follow and i am glad to open the floodgates hopefully and many more will follow me. >> a great story at augusta and meanwhile the rookie center could be out the rest of the season after suffering a torn meniscus in saturday's game and he was injured on the dunk attempt in the first half against the rockets and a tough on

poor xander. he had four straight birdies and got to 16 and afterwards he said he flushed his tee shot on 16 and it still found the water that gave hideki some breathing room to still make a bogey and win. this is big. he is a man for the moment, andrew not for nothing. great moment for this to happen. he was the man to do it. he deserved it. >> figure out how to put him on the "squawk stack" this morning. >> he used to have a pause at the top that i used to watch i'm so fast and he has worked on that he is still pretty slow at the top. >> you could put toyota on there. he has the big lexus logo. that is a sponsor. that is the one i noticed. who else is on his ressponsor lt >> i don't know. you could have made serious money if you picked hideki matsuyama on thursday before the tournament i had spieth i had spieth he was third he's a grinder, isn't he >> you know, let's tell you about the other thing that happened over the weekend. jay powell saying it is quote highly unlikely the fed will raise ra

there are now warnings that increasing numbers of babies and children dying because of the loris and xander reports. night burials have become the norm and so paolo's mean cemetery as grave diggers struggle to keep up with bodies piling up more than a quarter of the world's coronavirus stats recorded last week were in brazil with new variants proving more contagious in dangerous. health officials are even asking women to delay pregnancies a condition more me. at this moment of the pandemic built when we see there is a difficult situation in maternity wards because of the situation that's happening in maternity wards he should be evaluated like what happened with the stars and 6 if possible we recommend delaying pregnancy and to a more suitable moment so you can have your pregnancy in a more peaceful way. meanwhile a new study says corona virus in brazil is affecting an alarmingly high number of babies in children whose death toll could be 3 times more than official estimates. and hospitals are running out of beds in crucial drugs for patients. and international aid organizations say the bra

security service says it's detained a ukrainian diplomat in st petersburg it accuses of xander knew of trying to obtain classified information from russian law enforcement databases tensions of course already high with russian troops reportedly amassing along the ukrainian border let's go to correspondent charles strafford who is live for us in kiev charles what more do we know about the reason for this ukrainian diplomats arrest and what reaction if any has there been from ukraine. well certainly according to russian state news agencies we know very little more than you just described this consul apparently detained by federal security services russian federal security service in st petersburg full as you say allegedly trying to get hold of information through databases through russian databases we understand that he was detained for a short period of time and now according to the ukrainian side he is back in the consul the diplomatic mission in peaches but. the ukrainians have said that they will decide on a form of response it's not known yet whether he will be detained there are ce

and tearing those flags down and this announcement by the security services of russia and of and by xander look at shanteau it just adds up to this whole story now that there is saying that there were opposition elements that planned an assassination. the f.b.i. has revealed its heard previously interviewed the gunman behind this week's and last shooting at a fed ex office in indianapolis in march 2020 the suspects mother contacted law enforcement to report he might try to commit suicide by cop based on items observed in the suspects bedroom at that time he was interviewed by the f.b.i. in april 2020 no racially motivated violent extremism ideology was identified during the course of the assessment and no criminal violation was found. big gunman 1st opened fire in the car park of the fed ex facility before entering the building he killed 8 people before turning the gun on himself police identified the shooter as 19 year old brandon scott who was a former employee at the facility well it is not the 1st time the f.b.i. has let people who go on to be muscular slipped through the net. was inte

expelling a russian after ukrainian zips amounts was detained in st petersburg russia accuses the xandersosa newco of trying to obtain classified information and has ordered him home ukraine rejects the allegations which come at a time of already high tensions russian troops have been amassing along ukraine's border. britain's prince philip has been laid to rest in the royal vaults at windsor castle west of london only 30 of course royal family members were able to attend the private ceremony because of coronavirus restrictions prince philip was married to queen elizabeth for more than 73 years he died aged 99 last week if barker has more from winsor. the contras some reports that maybe water prince philip would have wanted a man who wasn't all that keen on standing on ceremony however there was a significant amount of pageantry in this funeral his body was brought to st george's chapel within the confines of windsor castle on a specially kitted out open for land rover flanked by members of the military who had a multitude of different orders from the royal air force the navy and the arm

we think even of the canal infrastructure there's many examples in american history starting with xander hamilton really and henry clay if where there was heavy investment in infrastructure and we tend to forget this because we oftentimes emphasize how much of a liberal market economy how much of illicit affair system the u.s. is but there is a distinct tradition and i think biden really resonates with this kind of tradition yeah which is take a listen to held president biden framed his infrastructure plan yesterday when he presented it in pittsburgh take a listen. truly believe room. look back on this time. as a fundamental choice. between democracies not talkers. you know there's a lot of autocrats in the world think the reason why they're going to win is democracies can reach consensus and. talkers used to. competition between america and china the rest of the world was all about. morris is this infrastructure plan is it also part of america's answer to the china challenge in this 21st century. absolutely i think it is and i think the framing is very interesting and it's also very rem

we think even of the canal infrastructure there's many examples in american history starting with xander hamilton really and henry clay if where there was heavy investment in infrastructure and we tend to forget this because we oftentimes emphasize how much of a liberal market economy how much of illicit affair this system of the u.s. is but there is a distinct tradition and i think biden really resonates with this kind of tradition yeah i want to take a listen to held president biden framed his infrastructure plan yesterday when he presented it in pittsburgh take a listen. truly believe room. look back on this time. as a fundamental choice. between democracies not talkers. you know there's a lot of autocrats in the world think the reason why they're going to win is democracies can reach consensus and do. what tucker says too. that's a competition between america and china the rest of the world is all about. so morris is this infrastructure plan is it also part of america's answer to the china challenge in this 21st century. absolutely i think it is and i think the framing is very intere

tearing those flags down and this announcement by the security services or brush and of and bile xander look at shan't go. up to this whole story now that they are saying that there were opposition elements that planned an assassination. a criminal case has been opened in front softer the photos of over 20 police officers were plastered on walls in part a suburb so it's led to fears that they and their families may be identified and threatened we spoke to a french police union member who says the stunt was meant as a threat initiative report these are blatant threats intended to intimidate police officers were all troubles of concern for the officers identified their families are worried and we're concerned for their families you may think it's the 1st time but it's not the 1st time this is happening to me we've also seen officers being named in other areas it's scary enough that you no longer have boundaries there are people who laim officers families without hesitation and it seems to me that matthew behavior intimidation is encroaching into our private lives because with the police.

expelling a russian diplomats after ukrainian diplomats was detained in st petersburg russia accuses as xander a source a nuke of trying to taint classified information and has ordered him home ukraine rejects all the allegations and large numbers of people have rallied in chicago in support of a teenager the teen a boy who was shot dead by police and rage to the shooting of a young black american man by police near minneapolis and those are the headlines inside story is up next. the end of an era after 6 decades of a castro's cuba gets a new leader will it bring change what about relations with the u.s. this is inside story. hello and welcome to the show i'm sam is a than for the 1st time in 60 years cuba will not have a castro at the helm 89 year old the old castro is relinquishing his position as head of the communist party under the banner of continuity and unity he says he wants to pass the baton to a younger generation raul and his late brother fidel began their leadership of cuba after the communist revolution in 1959 as he now heads into retirement role leaves the country wracked by th

expelling a russian diplomat after ukrainian diplomat was detained in st petersburg russia accuses or xander sanuk of trying to obtain classified information ukraine rejects the allegations russian troops have been massing along the border with ukraine stratford has more now from kiev. he was detained by the f s b on april the 16th he was accused of trying to acquire information from russian databases. basically gathering intelligence now the ukrainians have come out in the last hour or so and have made a similar statement. they said that in response to the what they call the provocation the senior diplomat of a rush of the russian embassy will also be expelled from ukraine within 72 hours from april the 19th. we called the ministry of foreign affairs here they seem to be some sort of confusion he was described as the senior diplomat we've now what i can if i did he is a senior russian diplomat but the craniums will also be expelling 'd the ukrainian statement went on to say that we completely reject the accusations against the consular officer such actions grossly violate the vienna convent

first—time mum hannah started using juno after having twins leo and xander. that they'd caught between them, and ijust felt a bit isolated and i really wanted some real—time advice. sometimes, all you need is to be able to say "is this normal?" so we're trying to really filter the things that parents don't need to worry about and escalate the things that they do need to worry about and actually, instant messaging is a really good way of doing that. until now, juno has been free but it is due to become a subscription service, and its i2—hours—a—day support is set to become available 2a—7. there is definitely a chance that parents might overuse it and create more worry. there is also no guarantee that you will get the same consultant every time. but the check—up i did for my 8—year—old daughter's eczema did go smoothly. i uploaded some photographs — you can upload video as well if you want to — and the consultation did provide me with a really useful treatment plan. the only issue was that if i was then to use the cream i needed, well, istill would need a presc

but then he found the water... ..and his playing partner, xander schauffele, found a birdie.wasjust two behind. but at the very next hole it was schauffele's turn to make a costly error, and his hopes disappeared with it. still it wasn't over though, as the unheralded will zalatoris posted a target — some performance on his masters debut. but after his wobble, matsuyama held his nerve and tapped in for triumph. the celebrations might have been understated, but the achievement was huge — the first japanese man to win any major championship, a moment for him and for his country to savour. andy swiss, bbc news. congratulations, hideki. thank you. another moment of history at augusta. tottenham hotspur say they are going to conduct a review into racist abuse of footballers on social media — after theirforward son—hueng min was targeted online. son was abused after tottanham's 3—1 defeat to manchester united yesterday. the forward was caught in the face by scott mctominay in an incident that saw united have a goal disallowed. in a statement, tottenham say "the abuse has been repor

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even of the canal infrastructure there is there's many examples in american history starting with xander hamilton really and henry clay if where there was heavy investment in infrastructure and we tend to forget this because we oftentimes emphasize how much of a local market economy how much of a less a fair system the u.s. is but there is a distinct tradition and i think biden really resonates with this kind of tradition yeah i want to take a listen to held president biden framed his infrastructure plan yesterday when he presented it in pittsburgh take a listen. leave room. to look back on this time. as a fundamental choice. between democracies not talkers. you know there's a lot of autocrats in the world think the reason why they're going to win is democracies can't reach consensus and. what tucker says is too. much of competition between america and china the rest of the world is all about. boris is this infrastructure plan is it also part of america's answer to the china challenge in this 21st century. absolutely i think it is and i think the framing is very interesting and it's also

xander schauffele is four shots back, alongside marc leishman and will zalatoris. one ahead of the greatjordan speith. and as for rose, well, he stayed put on seven under par. that means today it's time for him to make his move. michael redford, bbc news. in the premier league, manchester city's lead at the top of the table could be cut to 11 points this afternoon if rivals manchester united win at tottenham — that's one of four matches today. it's after city suffered a surprise 2—1 defeat at home to leeds — who played the whole of the second half with ten men. stuart dallas with the winner in stoppage time. chelsea have moved into the top four after a comprehensive 4—1 win over crystal palace, christian pulisic scoring twice for thomas tuchel�*s side. liverpool are two points behind chelsea in fifth. trent alexander—arnold with an stunning injury time winner as liverpool beat aston villa 2—1, to secure their first league win this year. celtic recorded their biggest scottish premiership win of the season as they thrashed livingston 6—0 at home. there were wins too

we think even of the canal infrastructure there's many examples in american history starting with xander hamilton really and henry clay if where there was heavy investment in infrastructure and we tend to forget this because we oftentimes emphasize how much of a liberal market economy how much of illicit affair system the u.s. is but there is a distinct tradition and i think biden really resonates with this kind of tradition yeah i want to take a listen to how president biden framed his infrastructure plan yesterday when he presented it in pittsburgh take a listen. truly believe room history is going to look back on this time. as a fundamental choice. between democracies not talkers. you know there's a lot of autocrats in the world think the reason why they're going to win is democracy can't reach consensus and do. what tucker says to. that's a competition between america and china the rest of the world is all about. boris is this infrastructure plan is it also part of america's answer to the china challenge in this 21st century. absolutely i think it is and i think the framing is very i

expelling a russian diplomat after a ukrainian diplomat was detained in st petersburg russia accuses all xander celso took of trying to obtain classified information ukraine rejects the allegations russian troops have been amassing along ukraine's border post the headlines one use here on al-jazeera after the campaign against the climate. this is your. know you want to talk to me right. documentary about climate change. well this is simple science. the higher c o 2 we're all sort of leading to a greening of the earth. and so i don't you know do you think that's a bad thing. so so more shoes would atmospheres a good thing but yes i think so absolutely. i mean. imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who've tried to convince you of just that. a group who wants you to doubt climate change. this is the story about how these men were promoted by the world's largest oil companies. a story of a campaign that has impacted our world forever. this is a scientist from nasa has come to the american senate with a message to the world which you hear in a moment. wh

government of course disputes when it says that his health is in fact satisfactory but the message on xander from the international community has really been loud and clear which is given advani the medical aid he needs and to not let him die so is are authorities in russia now feeling the pressure from the international community. well i think even if they feel this pressure i'm not sure that they do care about it until something personal for them happens for instance there is a big difference for the russian authorities between economic sanctions and personal sanctions they don't care about economic sanctions because they don't care about the consequences for the whole economy of the country somehow or other they will compensate their losses by putting more taxes and wages for us for russian citizens because they are being driven by their personal interests not by national interests but when it comes for possible sanctions they do really care because their families their assets their stolen money everything is in europe and they not a state they adore in the reality of those countries desp

ktvu xander lee has more on these disturbing crimes.ey we're police say thieves, a robbing women who are returning to their vehicles after shopping or going to the bank. these folks are watching for victims to get back into their vehicles. and as they're sitting in their car, the suspects come up to the car, smashed the window and take the property from inside. police say the thieves break the passenger side window while the victim is in the driver's seat. investigators say they're happened. 28 smash and grab robbery since the end of december, up to as recently as monday with thieves stealing purses, cash and other items on the front passenger seat. that's very alarming that the that you know, they have no remorse. you're sitting in the car and they'll still break in and take your stuff. many women tell me they do leave their purses, another personal belongings on the front passenger seat. i was pretty shocked. surprised about that, um, i go shopping a lot within the neighborhood by myself. police say the same people may be responsible

mark l'eggs xander, also known as little yays, was. hold in november near the dublin, pleasanton, bart station. investigators say the wrapper left a studio in san francisco and drove to dublin to see butler on the night. he was killed. both suspects are now facing first degree murder charges. an attorney for the three alameda police officers who restrained a man who died in their custody, spoke out today defending her clients. mario gonzalez died after being taken into custody last week and yesterday, the alameda police department released an hour of body camera video from three different viewpoints. the attorney for the officers says that they used the lowest degree of force possible, given the circumstances and says the officers did put a neon guns always back, but not on his neck. today, the chief responded to accusations by gonzalez, brother that the officers committed murder. i think that ah, pretty strong charge that there's not enough evidence to support that charge. right now. that's what the investigation is for. we don't even

security service says that it's detaining ukrainian diplomats in some petersburg it accuses of xander of trying to obtain classified information from russian law enforcement databases tension is already high with russian troops reportedly are massing along ukraine's border let's get more on this from charles stratford who's in kiev charles what more do we know about the reason why this ukrainian diplomat was arrested. vertical details specific details on why he was arrested other than what you've just reported adrian according to the russians f.s.b. that's their security service accusing him of yes trying to get or acquiring information from databases databases of. of nor enforcement agencies now we have heard or seen in the last hour or so a statement that has appeared on the russian foreign ministry's website saying that ukrainian consul. must leave russia within 72 hours from april the 19th seems that russia is taking decisive steps it was speculated whether in fact he was going to be expelled that seems to be the case now there hasn't been any official ukrainian reaction to that a

more sanctions ok stephanie will speak to later thank you so much for that update from berlin while xander solid as an independent politician and also part of the opposition and russia he explains how sanctions can be used to put pressure on russia. i'm not sure that they do really care about it until something personal for them happens for instance there is a big difference for our or russian authorities between economic sanctions and personal sanctions they don't care about economic sanctions because they don't care about the consequences for the whole economy of the country somehow or other they will compensate their losses by putting more taxes and wages for us for russian citizens because they are being driven by their personal interests not by national interests but when it comes for possible sanctions they do really care because their families their assets their stolen money everything is in europe and the united states they adore in their reality those countries know despite their rhetoric and they will really care only when if it happens that something personal for them happens wi

but then he found the water... ..and his playing partner, xander schauffele, found a birdie.stly error, and his hopes disappeared with it. still it wasn't over though, as the unheralded will zalatoris posted a target — some performance on his masters debut. but after his wobble, matsuyama held his nerve and tapped in for triumph. the celebrations might have been understated, but the achievement was huge — the first japanese man to win any major championship, a moment for him and for his country to savour. andy swiss, bbc news. congratulations, hideki. thank you. both managers had some strong words, after manchester united's win at tottenham in the premier league — with united boss ole gunnar solskjaer saying the referee had been conned. edison cavani was first to put the ball in the net for united, but spurs were unhappy with this incident in the build up, son heung—min apparently hit in the face. the goal was ruled out, and son then put tottenham ahead, but united came back to win 3—1 — cavani among the scorers and the managers had very different views on that disallowed goa

xander schauffele is four shots back, alongside marc leishman and will zalatoris.me to proi4 winners leinster by 39—22. sale meanwhile lost at la rochelle. st helens are through to the quarter finals of rugby league's challenge cup after a 26—18 victory over last years winners leeds. tommy makinson scored two of their tries to see them through. they'll play either leigh or huddersfield in the next round. catalans, salford and hull fc also went through yesterday. great britain will have 15 boats racing in the finals at the european rowing championships in italy today. seven boats out of 10 qualified for their a finals yesterday. the women's lightweight pair of imogen grant and emily craig were one of three british crews who won their semi. helen glover was also among them. the finals will be live on bbc two from 1:00pm today. the earlier races will be shown on the red button and iplayer. good luck to them. that is your sport. going back to our other top story, the reopening and lifting of restrictions. 15 guests can attend outdoor wedding receptions in england from

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but then he found the water... ..and his playing partner, xander schauffele, found a birdie.pped in for triumph. the celebrations might have been understated, but the achievement was huge — the first japanese man to win any major championship, a moment for him and for his country to savour. andy swiss, bbc news. congratulations, hideki. thank you. another bit of golfing history at augusta. matsuyama looked pretty relieved didn't he to slip into the famous green jacket. but he admitted, on that final round, the nerves were there from the first tee to the last putt. and before the tournament, he didn't think he had a chance of winning. congratulations. translation: it has been a struggle this year. - no top tens. i haven't even contented. —— contended. i came here with little or no expectation. as the week progressed, as i practised, especially on wednesday, ifelt something again. ifound something in my swing. and when that happens the confidence returns. well, you can get plenty more from matsuyama's win on the bbc sport website — including some of the highlights from his fina

but then he found the water... ..and his playing partner, xander schauffele, found a birdie.ns might have been understated, but the achievement was huge — the first japanese man to win any major championship, a moment for him and for his country to savour. andy swiss, bbc news. congratulations, hideki. thank you. there was a heated debate after manchester united's win at tottenham in the premier league, with united manager ole gunnar solskjaer saying the referee had been conned. edison cavani was first to put the ball in the net for united, but spurs were unhappy with this incident in the build—up, son heung—min apparently hit in the face. the goal was ruled out, and son then put tottenham ahead, but united came back with three second half goals — cavani's standing this time — and the managers had very different views on that disallowed goal. i always use the analogy that, if that was my son and he gets that from one of his mates and he stays down, and he needs ten other mates to help up three minutes after, he's not going to get food for a few days, because that is embarrass