multiple liv tournaments, after victory at the event in florida over the weekend. holding off england s georgia hall in the la open. that was after all missed a birdie to force a play off. we will stay with sport. after hundreds of grassroots football referees in england told the bbc they feared for their safety on the pitch, a world first trial was launched, allowing amateur referees to wear bodycams. around 100 people have used the equipment in the first three months of the scheme and if it proves successful, the trial will be expanded. our sports reporterjane dougall has been to see how it s working. afternoon, lads. so obviously, i ve got the body camera on today. so what will happen if i need to switch this camera on,
players or managers. much more on the bbc website and the bbc news app. let s stay with that story. millie wheeler, she s a referee at devon county fa here in the uk, and has been refereeing for the past two years and is in favour of using bodycams. i think it would really help. i think it would slow abuse so much. at the moment, when i rife football and i get a lot of abuse on the pitch. i will wake up on saturday morning and dread going to a game because i know the abuse that i will get. it is more common for me to get abuse in a game than away from the game. i think the cameras will help and will show people how bad it actually is, whether that be the coaches are the players or even the spectators there. i
on bbc one as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. coming up on bbc london. good evening and welcome to sportsday this monday night with me chetan pathak, coming up on tonight s programme: the premier league sackings continue potter and rodgers are out what next for chelsea and leicester? tottenham need a new boss too life after conte begins at everton this evening on a big night at both ends of the table and could wearing bodycams be the answer as hundreds of amateur referees tell us they fear for their safety on the pitch also coming up on the programme before 7: why england netball wants to get more girls and women talking about female health in sport:
the bbc they feared for the safety on the pitch, a world first trial was launched, allowing amateur referees to wear bodycams. around 100 people have used the equipment in the first three months of the scheme and if it proves successful, the trial will be expanded. our sports reporterjane dougall has been to see how it s working. afternoon, lads. so obviously, i ve got the body camera on today. so what will happen if i need to switch this camera on, i will announce i m activating the camera. in the first of its kind in the world, sophie wood is one of 100 grassroots referees taking part in a body cam technology trial. the aim is to see if they can improve the behaviour of players and coaches. it means that i ve got that safety net there. if anything was to cross that line for me, i m able to switch the camera on, it captures, starts recording from that moment, it also captures the 30 seconds beforehand, so then context can really be gained around the situation that you ve switched it o
BANGKOK: The cabinet has approved a budget of about B445 million to purchase bodycams for Royal Thai Police officers. According to new regulations, officers are now required to record their actions w