he won led by three shots from henrik stenson, the swedish player. the spaniard carded a bogey three final cut of 69 to finish on mountain and. it's his first european tour title in more than three years. and £350,000 in prize money. victory moves garcia back into the world's top ten. tyrrell hatton of england wasjoint third. a quick update on the tennis. it's still 3—1 to dan evans in the fourth set in that davis cup tie against canada, and update in the next hour. now on bbc news it's time for meet the author. sophie kinsella's new novel is called my my not so perfect life, which gives you a clue. it's about a woman in her 20s who leads an apparently glamorous life in london, although the truth is much more prosaic, and has to move back home to the country when she is sacked, to work for her father. but the life she finds there is not quite what she expected. sophie kinsella has written a string of worldwide bestsellers, including the confessions of a shopaholic series, picked up by hollywood. and if you are wondering — well, she does not mind

garcia carded four rounds in the 60s to finish three shots ahead of sweden's henrik stenson. his last victory on the european tour was at the qatar masters in 2014. tyrell hatton was the highest—placed brit. he finished equal third on iii—under. england's final against world champions australia in the netball quad series is now entering the third quarter. the score is currently 16 to 14 at wembley. england are hoping to come back from thursday's result against new zealand which saw the roses lose 61—37. that's all your sport this lunchtime. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, i head to brunei to check out the world's largest floating town. hello! ade is in london to find out why so many nightclubs are closing down. bingo! i'm it kind of looks like a spare part that has fallen off a stormtrooper. and tommy plays around with the latest in travel gadgets. for many, london is a dream destination. it is a city steeped in a rich history and maybe that is why it is the most visited city in europe. but is it still top when it comes to i

henrik stenson and ian poulter are in the lead, leading the chasers who are three and five shots back respectively. england have provided one of the five teams competing against usain bolt‘s all—stars in a new athletics eventin bolt‘s all—stars in a new athletics event in australia. called the nitro games, and iaaf president lord coe has said it will "revolutionise" the sport. this was bolt‘s all star team's walk—on in front of the melbourne crowd. it includes both traditional and new events, such as the three minute distance challenge. luke matthews took victory for australia in that one because he'd run the furthest when the three—minute countdown came to a finish. that gave his team 100 points, but it wouldn't be enough to beat bolt‘s team. we got the first glimpse of the man himself in the final event of the evening, the mixed relay. he ran the second leg for his team on the way to a clear victory. awesome, the crowd was great. i really enjoyed it. different, do you know what i mean? what i expected. thanks for the support, thanks for coming out. applause we have t

henrik stenson one over £1 million last season but in prize money has decreased. it is very important for our game, it is very important for golf in the uk that the open is viewed as one of the world's greatest sporting events and it is important that we get the right framework, the right structure in place. this is a professional game. our players play for money so dollars is one option. i will be back with more in the next hour. let's get more not now our top story that sost areas of england will see hospital services cut or moved under plans to save money and improve efficiency. analysis by the bbc has also found that about a third of the proposals would see a reduction in the number of hospitals offering emergency care. doctor andrew gothard is in the studio. and we are also joined by the chief executive of the nhs federation. what do you think about these proposals? the main point of these proposals? the main point of the proposals is to get to a point where hopefully patients can be cared for closer to home, it will focus more on prevention and that will red

henrik stenson won over £1 million last year, but the prize money has decreased in dollars over the past two championships. it is very important for our game, for golf in the uk, that the open is viewed as one of the world was my great sporting events. as part of that it great sporting events. as part of thatitis great sporting events. as part of that it is important that we get the right framework, the right structure in place. this is a professional game and the players play for money. dollars is one option. could be a couple of hundred thousand dollars difference, victoria. live to the court of appeal to get more on the straight couple who have been fighting to have a civil partnership. they have lost their case in the last few moments. daniel boettcher is there, tell us about the case and why they lost? rebecca steinfeld and charles keidan wa nt to rebecca steinfeld and charles keidan want to form a civil partnership, they can't because under the law as setup in 2004 it is only available to same—sex couples. since 2014, same—sex couples can get married in england, scotland and wa