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249 to win. the shock of the tournament so far colombia score late to see off germany at the women s world cup. another maximum for max verstappen secures his eighth race win in a row as he takes the chequered flag at the belgian grand prix. also coming up over the next 30 minutes. england, scotland and wales all progress at the netball world cup in south africa. plus team gb prepare for the para swimming championships set to get underway in manchester. hello, and welcome along to the programe. the final ashes test will go to a final day. rain stopped play at the oval on day four, with australia chasing 384 to win. it means monday will be the last time england fans get to see bowler stuart broad in action. joe wilson reports. when stuart broad began his day batting, australia s players were the first to greet him. rivalry should lead to respect, and broad, having announced his retirement, was the centre of attention, on a sunny morning, plenty had come to express ....
this sunday at the open can provide tension and drama and do funny things to the best golfers in the world. here in the driving rain and toylike, brian harman produced any hopes of a battle for the claret jug. in truth, he won t mind one bit. he did most of the damage on friday, clear to lead he was never had. after two bogeys his lead reduced to three, the american produced a nerveless display, the only question, not how he would win but how much. ending seven underpar but that merely afforded harman luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands for the close with a comfortable part and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. 36 years old, he said he was better late than never and that he couldn t be happier. from toylike, we saw a golfer and a game in perfect harmony. harman s lead in the final round never dropped below three strokes despite bogeys on the second and fifth holes, the latter coming after he drove his ....
on sunday, after two bogeys his lead reduced to three, the american produced a nerveless display, the only question, not how he would win but by how much. john rahm, jason day, tom kim and sepp straka ending on seven underpar but that merely afforded harman the luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands. he closed with a comfortable par and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. at 36 years old, he said it was better late than never and that he couldn t be happier. from hoylake, we saw a golfer and a game in perfect harmony. harman s lead in the final round never dropped below three strokes despite bogeys on the second and fifth holes, the latter coming after he drove his ball into a bush, seeing him drop to 10 under. very aware of my own emotions and i knew at some point i would drop some shots. really difficult day out today. haven t typically been a very good rain player. i was nervous starting the day, so to ....
have sunny spells and a few scattered showers and feeling just a bit warmer. others will see heavy persistent range which will linger all day and runs the risk of earning some localised flash flooding. all the details coming up shortly. good morning. it s sunday july 23. our main story: hundreds of british tourists have spent the night in temporary accommodation after fires forced them to flee their hotels on the greek island of rhodes. private boats were used to rescue thousands of people from beaches on the east of the island while others fled on foot as azadeh moshiri reports. they came for blue skies, but met orange haze. tourists have fled their resorts as fires engulfed parts of rhodes. we are told by police that we are to evacuate the building because the air was unbreathable it had turned bright orange and black above our heads from the hotel so we left immediately. we are one of the very lucky ones. we managed to get on the authority boat and this is what we ar ....
ben croucher sent us this from the royal liverpool course. the sunday at the open can provide tension and drama. it can do funny things to the best golfers in the world, but here in the driving rain at hoylake, brian harman reduced any hopes of a battle for the claretjug to a damp squib. and in truth, he won t mind one bit. he did most of the damage on friday, surging clear to a lead that he was never headed. on sunday, after two bogeys saw his lead reduced to three, the american produced a nerveless display from tee to green. the only question, not how he would win but by how much. jon rahm, jason day, tom kim and sepp straka ended on seven under par. but that merely afforded harmon the luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands. he closed with a comfortable par, a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. at 36 years old, he said it was better late than never and that he couldn t be happier. but from hoylake, we saw ....