am glad to note that apparently the on that has changed a perspective on that has changed a little bit at least in germany as well. thank you very much. it was a great honour. there we are. a a few comments about the wider range of subjects there and taking questions from all of those reporters, who been waiting some time. angola merkel saying that she and donald trump had an exchange of views on refugees and immigration. on trade, donald trump said he denied being an isolationist, but said the united states have been unfairly treated and what he wanted was free and fair trade. angela merkel said she hoped negotiations between the eu and the us on trade could raise. president trump saying that other countries needed to pay there are a share to support new tool. nato. more analysis ahead on what the had been saying. but now it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m hugh woozencroft. the main stories this evening: ten years after his grand national win,
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it s been another busy one. have a good weekend. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m lizzie greenwood hughes. the headlines tonight: willetts‘s woes, as the reigning masters champion looks set to miss the cut. meanwhile, sergio garcia is the clubhouse leader in augusta, on four under par. rodgers commits his future to celtic, signing a four year deal as manager of the scottish champions. and great britain are one defeat away from going out of the davis cup in the quarter finals. so a busy day of sport. let s start with golf, and the masters is well into its second day in augusta. and the course is really testing even the very best, including england s reigning champion, danny willett, who is on the verge of missing the cut, after a horror story eight on the first hole. spain s ryder cup stalwart sergio garcia has been the day s big winner. he is in the clubhouse on four under par, joint leader so far after a second round of 69, in a three way tie for the lead with american�