rory: what an odd name. rory: it is pretty normal for a book.e tiktoker. rory: wait, wait. is this a library? rory: school was just one of thosehings i just was t good at. i decided to leave school when i was in year 11, and i was never there, you know. i was always in sydney doing meetgs or presentations for tiktok, and i just wasn't there. and when i would come to school, i would have no idea what we're doing 'cause, you know, i've been away for heaps of days. rory: no worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. daniel: school, you can go back and do it at tafe. you can go back anytime and do it if you need it, but you may never get this opportunity again. so, we just thought it was worth leaving school and pursuing all the business opportunities while they were there for her. roryno worries at all, thanks for coming to our library. avani: how do you feel about the fact that 5 million people are watching her content? daniel: oh, it's incredible. it's even--when she goes live. there was a time she went live, and she had 22,000 people watc

suddenly, rory stop the car.the group jumped out and stole two more solar lights. >> ten seconds past or so, and right as cesar was getting into the car. i heard, what's sounded like a gunshot. >> rory hit the gas. with somebody shooting at us? they asked the show they're. >> lewis a little freaked out, looked at the back window. >> i turned around, just to see, a truck behind. this >> i can pretty much tell that both men -- and right after that, i remember seeing a green laser traveling around in the car, with us. >> a green laser? a laser from a gun. >> we assumed, yes. >> it's like you can't believe. it they're not gonna shoot us. >> people don't shoot out there. people >> know enough for this. >> and right after that, i heard, pop-up power, and then i heard -- >> you mean the car? >> yes. >> they tried blinding the shooter, didn't seem to help. >> meanwhile, this whole time we've been trying to call, 9-1-1. and there's no service. and someone suggests that we waive my white t-shirt out the window. >> this way

northernl ireland's rory mcllroy kept ireland's rory mcilroy kept himselfjust ireland's rory mcilroyhas quite a bite. before we go, would you consider boots made from beans or maybe jacket made from beans or maybe jacket made ofjacket potatoes? if so, this fashion show could be for you! gastronomy students in mexico put on a unique performance featuring fashion created from food. they used traditional ingredients like chillies, dried fruit and caramel. and there was a style to suit all tastes, from punks and goths to hipsters and rockabillies. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @richpreston. thank you for being with us. we will see you next time. goodbye. hello again. of course, the heatwave is well and truly over and temperatures have been tumbling. a reminder on friday in suffolk�*s santon downham, the hottest day of the year so far, where we had temperatures reach 33 degrees celsius. compare friday afternoon with saturday afternoon, the same location was 19 degrees celsius cooler. yes, grey skies, even a little bit of rain around. and the rain you can see here on the radar picture i

day three of the us open is underway — rory mcilroy is one shot off the lead and in contention for a. the defending queen's champion remains on course to successfully defend his crown. and england brush aside france as they prepare for october home rugby league world cup. we're going to start at twickenham where there was late drama as leicester tigers claimed their first premiership title for nine years with a win over saracens. it was the eleventh in their history and one witnessed by our reporter adam wild. cheering. rising temperatures at twickenham. for both saracens and leicester, the path out of the shadows has been as dramatic as it has been swift, redemption almost complete. for sarries' men in black, it's been a test of nerve. relegation two years ago for breaking financial rules. those who chose to stay chose to stay for days like this. to stay on the promise of days like this. not all of tthem were allowed to stay, though. cost them a yellow card. leicester, though, have had struggles of their own. now a return to power. first hanro liebenberg batted through, before jaspe

we sent reporter rory challenge in search of ounces. ah ah, in an e? well, the crypto currencies money's got strange. the 13 years and big coins, creation of being a roller coaster ride own from the financial crashes, money liberation from central banks. bitcoin is a person to person electronic cash system. think of them like token the buy like very much. now of course, this is just a prob, crypto currencies are purely digital and we access them in a digital wallet. we can send them anywhere in the world in a flash. if a business accepts it, you can buy goods and services. you can think on. it's built on the block chain, a decentralized database of transactions that's transparent and secure, but bitcoin can get pretty wild crypto currencies have no controller except the markets. people have made fortunes and lost them, their value can go. 6 way, way, way up. oh, come crushing. oh no. but where does it come from? what does it cost upon it? is it the future of money or the useful has money? it's all. my name is rory challenge, and i want to find out who'

rory medcalf: china is trying to coerce australia into supporting essentially china's interests.ate about how to respond. doug clarke: we're not going to lay down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. jane golley: i just do wonder how many times we might choose to poke the dragon before the dragon turns back and blows fire at us in a pretty painful way. stephen: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate china's trade sanctions against australia. we'll meet the australian businesspeople hit hard by china's bans and tariffs. and we'll explore whether beijing is using trade as a weapon in a campaign of political coercion. ♪♪♪ female: china has followed through on its threat to whack crippling tariffs on australian barley, a move that will further inflame tensions between the two nations. the 80% tariff will be in place for five years, a decision that could cost australian farmers hundreds of millions of dollars. stephen: the salt lake country of southern wa is a long way from canberra and a world away from beijing. but farmers here have found themselves on the front line of

all of them are a bit creepy and all of them are played by rory kinnear. here's a clip. what is it? what's happened? what are you doing here? has it come back? why aren't you replying? she gasps see, i could see you flinching. yeah, i shivered in that little bit! but i think that's great because i think what that means is that the film is achieving that kind of fairy tale ambience. i mean, obviously, you know, apple trees, there's the spectre of the green man. there's all these male characters played by the same person, which tells us something which is either that she is seeing all men as the same person or that all men are basically the same, which is essentially, you know, the message at the centre of the movie. the reason i liked it is this — firstly, i like the idea about adult fairy tales. i mean, the best fairy tales are scary. they are creepy. you know, when we were kids, we read fairy tales because we liked that. this is an adult tale, but it is creepy. second thing is, jessie buckley is terrific. she always is. i've never seen a film in which she's bad. rory kinnear playin

i love rory. he is such a great ambassadorfor the i love rory.three behind mclroy. imean, i i mean, i think i i mean, ithink i have i mean, i think i have to guard to the minds — i mean, i think i have to guard to the minds this weekend that i am going _ the minds this weekend that i am going to — the minds this weekend that i am going to try and win back the first agaih _ going to try and win back the first agaih i_ going to try and win back the first again. i mean, i going to try and win back the first again. i mean, lam playing as good again. i mean, iam playing as good a golf— again. i mean, lam playing as good a golf as _ again. i mean, lam playing as good a golf as i _ again. i mean, lam playing as good a golf as i have been playing and a [on- a golf as i have been playing and a tong time — a golf as i have been playing and a long time so i have a lot of experience. yes, i have won major championships and other big events, but i don't _ championships and other big events, but i don't think... just because i have _ but i don't think... just

one of liv's biggest critics was in top form, rory mcilroy.and rory finish at three under par for the day. back to the warriors at hand. they've got seven nba championships and with that, they surpass the chicago bulls for most titles. only the lakers and the celtics, the team they beat tonight, have more. that will do it from tee garden. we're going to take pictures at the leprechaun. >> you have to. before you go. i don't know if you've noticesed he had a bottle of lobov 2407 tequila, which happens to be lebron james tequila company. i know they're friends now or business partners. all the drama is behind them. i dippedn't know if you noticed that or thought it was a signal he could send to lebron or a wink? i just noticed that and thought that's interesting. >> well, since lebron james is a billionaire, maybe draymond green is a silent partner in that company. >> oh. >> there you go. i believe that. nothing is not intentional. >>> just in time for summer. a boat that doubles as a spa. >> the designer came up with the idea on the back of a c

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interesting that rory said that mentally he's in a good place at the moment, and it's showing?moment? it's looking extremely good for him. he picked up a birdie at the third and that's being picked up at the third and that's being picked up another one at power for faith and that means the 32—year—old from darlington who is largely based in the united states very much a journeyman player throughout his career is leading this us open by two shots at five under par. a brilliant start yesterday when he shot that three under par 67 and said he felt very nervous yesterday and it was his second us open and here he is now leading by five holes in the second round. i see fitzpatrick _ in the second round. i see fitzpatrick looked - in the second round. i see fitzpatrick looked very - in the second round. i see l fitzpatrick looked very good in the second round. i see fitzpatrick looked very good today but a bit of a mixed bag forjustin rose. but a bit of a mixed bag forjustin rose. , g , , rose. yes. justin rose was tumbling down from leaderboard. _ rose. yes. justin rose was tumbling

rory mcilroy right in the thick of things, literally. it wasn't all good for him. >>> welcome to all into sports. boston is the sports capital of the world right now. nba finals are downtown. and in the suburb, brookline country club is hosting the u.s. open. so that is where we start with a rare turkey sighting. and on the topic of a rare sighting, phil mickelson in action. first pro appearance in six months since joining the saudi-backed liv tour. had some rust to shake off. missed his putt for birdie, had a par putt, missed it. there is his bogey putt. this looked like happy gilmore. four-putt double bogey. phil was eight over today, nearly in last place. one of the biggest critics of liv, rory mcilroy in top form. the approach. it's a good one. and then after coming off the victory at the canadian open last weekend, he does well today. great birdie putt there. he finished 3 under on the day. tied for second. how about the shot of the day. matthew fitzpatrick, top 15 finishes in both majors this year. and look at the chip from the thi

rory mcilroy leads the way after eight under par. sport has on the environment. more and more sports stars are beginning to speak up on environmental issues and increasing numbers of sporting organisations are beginning to take action around their own sustainability. in an effort to recognise those leading the way, the bbc is today announcing its first ever green sport awards. there will be three athlete awards, which will be decided by an independent panel, but nominations are open today for people to nominate organisations who are working hard to protect the future of sport and the planet it's played on. the bbc winter sports commentator and presenter ed leigh, who's a passionate advocate of action on the threat to snow sports, explains why we are launching the awards. if you draw down into client change day after day, it can be overwhelming —— climate change. it is imperative that we celebrate the successes because you can't have it enlist doom and gloom. you need to have the —— see the positives. that's exactly what the green spo

rory mcilroy managed to get it four under par. he had a bogey at the final hole.is second shot under par four. slightly frustrating end, but good enough to put him into his chair of the lead. in the final analysis at a us open, he has to be delighted with that kind of score. is also been a pretty good day for england's talan taryn. he’s is also been a pretty good day for england's talan taryn. he's ranked outside the _ england's talan taryn. he's ranked outside the top _ england's talan taryn. he's ranked outside the top 445th _ england's talan taryn. he's ranked outside the top 445th in _ england's talan taryn. he's ranked outside the top 445th in the - england's talan taryn. he's ranked| outside the top 445th in the world. he“s from darlington and plays his golf in the united states. he actually came in from canada and his club didn“t accompany him, so not the most settled of build—ups, but a wonderful day for him. he matched rory mcilroy when he hit his second shot. his been put in —— penultimate hole. an unheralded englishman the share of the lead. in hole. an

and rory, we know the talks gotta do a just a short while ago. there is a perhaps hope that they will lead to a general election. but what are the chances? well, the stakes certainly are high. what you have here is 2 days of talks between these 2 rival delegations. you've got, i get a satellite, who's the speaker of the house of representatives. and then there's kind of misery . the president of the, at the high state council overseeing and mediating is stephanie williams. she's a former us pro match who is now the special envoy ready to the united nation support mission in libya. and what these negotiations are trying to do is to get libya back to a more positive and stable version of where the country was in december 2021. that's when parliamentary and presidential elections were, abandons the last minutes basically because of disagreements over the, the candidates the, the shed to the legitimacy of the vote. we've had 3 rounds of talks in cairo that concluded last week with progress made. but no real breakthrough. and so stephanie williams inv

just a little sense of pride on that one. >> for winning the canadian open rory got $1.5 million. million. now, the players that did compete in the liv tournament can compete in the u.s. open outside of boston. phil mickelson is slated to speak with the media there later today. >>> all right. meanwhile, daniel suarez making nation car history at sonoma raceway yesterday becoming the first mexican-born driver to win a cup series race. the 30-year-old from monterey led the majority of the final 49 laps to notch his first victory in 195 career starts. suarez's team had been carrying around a taco-shaped pinata waiting for him to win. yesterday he got to rip that pinata open. congrats to him. >> thanks, andy, nice to see you this monday morning. going to be a big day, big week. i've christine romans. "new day" starts now. with john berman on this "new day." a surprise witness testifies at this morning's second january 6th hearing in what the committee says will prove how donald trump's election lies helped fuel the capitol attack. >>> and a significant breakthrough, ten democrats, ten

we're a challenge, sister rory with 40 percent of the prime minister's colleagues. having no confidence in him. what hope does he and his loyalists have of drawing a line under all of this? well, there are some, are the furtive photos are from this morning. of course, johnson. i think we might be able to, to see them now. clearly trying to avoid the cameras using the, the back door downing street is in a meeting at the moment, a cabinet meeting with what should be a, his kind of price orient guards the, the most loyal of his politicians of his empties the cabinets, the ones that he is appointed, i'm but i wonder how much trust for us johnson can really have in all of them. is he looking around in that meeting and examining their faces and try to work out which ones might have voted against him at last night's, whether any of them, a secret traitors? obviously, he is going to be pretty on his best show for them is a boost to resume his boyish enthusiasm, the positivity that we know boris johnson for. but this is a man who has been wounded by the latest events. how mu

so rory, as time subarus johnson. well, i think i know better as a reporter to make predictions about that kind of thing. log on as i point what, what i will say is that it's, it said looking pretty rosy for boris johnson. but there is a big difference between a small while a sizable minority, $54.00 m. p 's who have had in the letters of discontent to grand brady. that is very difference to a majority of conservative m p 's being that disgruntled ways for us. johnson that they want to kick him out of office. and that's what it would have to be that the secret ballot is a, is a plead my job, majority base to be that needed. so that's a 180 m p most, i think who are looking at this today a thinking that part of will probably squeak through this. the question of course is by how much if he does a cost because know you can, you can win at leadership concepts like this said, if i said no confidence or if it's a confidence that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to last that much longer in office to reason may had a vot

so rory, the prime minister says the outcome was a convincing and decisive result. he wants to draw a line on the questions about his over his leadership and to, to move on. i mean, what it, what hope is there really of him doing that? well, there's a cabinet meeting that starting right now, or downing street since i even better boris. johnson is going to be treating his cabinet to a usual display of boost to resume, boyish enthusiasm, positivity, saying that yes, he's being given the chance to now put this media obsession behind and, and get on with a job. but i wonder whether in any quiet moments there are meeting, whether he's going to be looking around or the faces of his cabinet colleagues and asking himself, are you actually with me, are you a secret traitor? that something shakespearian? i think about watching a wounded leader as power and authority drain away and that certainly house the newspapers. most of them are in the country this morning or looking at this and all but a few believers, the seeing the situation. yes, it was a victory in the most literal

but i suppose the thing we should make clear here rory is this isn't a white parliamentary old party vote of confidence. this is just about boris johnson, his leadership of his own policy. and it's his own parties, m p 's, who will be taking part in his vote of confidence. yeah, exactly. this is an internal affair, internal dissatisfaction with boris johnson, but of course they wouldn't be internal dissatisfaction or that would be unlikely to be internal dissatisfaction. enough of it, at least without why, despite this fact dissatisfaction across the whole country, you can ask why is this come ahead now? because there has been obviously as we have heard a month, a month has been criticism. that's the leaking that's being backed by thing. as being dissatisfied m p 's calling him to go, i can remember david davis, one of his former brakes, its allies standing up in the house of commons a few months ago saying in the name of god, go subarus johnson. there has also been the su, gray reports which is sort of added to this impression of the prime minister as being someone who's cavalier wh

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yes, and rory mcilro , focusing on the game? yes, and rory mcilroy. one — focusing on the game?eddington hockey club, widely regarded as the oldest in the world. i've been there to take a look. in the footsteps of the founders. the youngsters at teddington hockey club today may be playing a very different kind of field hockey to the one that was started 151 years ago. but there's still something special, it seems, about playing for the oldest club in the world. i didn't believe it. i was like, that's not true. i was like, oh, my... i didn't know that. many here were inspired to pick up a hockey stick by more recent events. holly webb on her way to win gold for great britain. webb. turns, scores! the olympic gold medal won by team gb's women in a thrilling finale at rio in 2016. made me think that hockey is a really good sport and i should play it more. i watched back a clip of that olympics, and the ball was flying around. itjust looked like so much fun. and now i realise it really is. take it round him, take it round him.| itjust changed my life automatically. i wanted to do it

rory support, they will be no issues in my opinion.n the pga tour and i want to play in europe and the db world tour. that's where my focus is going to be. and i just want to continue doing what i'm doing. anthonyjoshua says he's the comeback king and that he can still unify the heavyweight division. he's been promoting his august rematch against olexander usyk in saudi arabia where he'll try and win back the three belts he lost to the ukrainian last year. and win back the three belts he lost always and win back the three belts he lost have from the hunger. always have from the get—go keep the hunger. keep the motivation high. things happen in life but resilience, mentaltest things happen in life but resilience, mental test fairness, consistency will always prevail. we are still on the road to undisputed for sure. are still on the road to undisputed forsure. it'sjust are still on the road to undisputed for sure. it'sjust a little blip in the road but i'm focused on the target, which is sitting over there. i'm focused on the goal and go

rory mcilroy�*s hopes of a second pga tour win in three weeks are all but over heading into the finaler par round of 72 on saturday saw him fall 11 shots behind leader xander schauffele, but he has at least started his final round with a birdie in the first couple of holes. scotland's martin laird is five off the lead — tied for fifth. this time tomorrow, one pocket of south west london will be buzzing. a whiff of strawberries and cream in the air and the sound of tennis ball being smashed. wimbledon is here. full crowds and two british grand slam champions on centre court. our sports correspondent laura scott looks ahead. it's been a while, but wimbledon�*s back in full force, and so is the queue. awaiting them is an all—star cast. serena williams hasn't played singles since this agonising exit last year... ..but hasn't given up on another trophy at a0. opening centre court in its 100th year is defending champion novak djokovic. but rafael nadal is eyeing his third slam of the year after three years away. i enjoy it, unforgettable moments here, so i don't know how many wimbledons rem

all of them are a bit creepy and all of them are played by rory kinnear. here's a clip. what is it?she gasps.

leads the way on home soil, 1a under, two clear of australia's jason scrivener while on the pga tour — roryry and matt fitzpatrick are just one shot off the lead of wyndhm clark at the canadian open. they're just getting their third rounds underway. and at the controversial saudi—backed liv golf invational at the centrurian club, charl schwartzel is leading the way. he has, however, seen a five shot lead reduced to two with three holes to play. britain's double olympic medallist georgia taylor—brown took a second place at the world triathlon event in leeds. cassandre beaugrand of france won in the women's despite getting a ten second penalty. sophie coldwell�*s strong finish meant there was another member of team gb on the podium in third. that's all from sportsday. from all the team here, goodnight. next it's time for click. hey, welcome, welcome. i hope you are well. it is often said we do not appreciate our health until we lose it and if someone suffers a life—changing injury, it may be necessary for them to retrain their brain to learn how to use their body again, maybe in a different w

just before we go, some more golf on going because rory mcelroy is playing in the canadian open. shot clear of justin rose. he's 12 under. he threw 13 holes and eight under for his round. you can follow all the latest on the bbc sport website. the us open is next week. right for me, 0pen is next week. right for me, have a lovely evening. bye—bye. hello. southern and eastern parts saw the best of the sunshine. that's also where we'll see most of the warmth that's going to build through the coming week. of the warmth that's going to build through tonight, where we have clear skies, it will turn a little bit chilly, but we'll see thicker clouds rolling into western scotland. some rain into the western isles of the end of the night. those temperatures and some spots down into single digits. tomorrow, we will see cloud and patchy rain pushing and across the west and the north of scotland. the odd spot of rain from that. much of england and wales will be dry with the small chance of a shower. mix of cloud and sunny spells and top temperatures in the south up to around 21 or 22 degrees.

what everybody following rory mcilroy, he birdied the first hole, par on the second.looks a little better than yesterday. but i don't think we will see any runaway leaders. let’s yesterday. but i don't think we will see any runaway leaders. let's talk about matt fitzpatrick. _ see any runaway leaders. let's talk about matt fitzpatrick. he - see any runaway leaders. let's talk about matt fitzpatrick. he has - about matt fitzpatrick. he has tasted victory before, nine years ago at the amateur event. he does believe this could give him an edge. he is a great story for a number of different reasons. he used to be one of the shorter hitters in the game, in the last year he has put on a lot of power, so he is hitting as far as the likes of dustinjohnson. four weeks ago, he was in the final pair on the final day of the pga championship, his game is getting better and better. nine years ago, one, he won the us open as an 18—year—old, the biggest amateur eventin 18—year—old, the biggest amateur event in the us. back with the same host family again this week. he knows the cours

and as for rory, is challenge goes up in smoke at the house or by job graham, pre ah, hello him, terry martin, thanks for joining us. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski says his troops are engaged in fierce fighting for every single meter of so better. don't ask ukraine says russia has destroyed all that one bridge out of the city, leaving few options for anyone hoping to leaves severe. jeanette can gather together with neighboring. las sions are the last main areas in lieu hans province . not under russian control. ukrainian fighters say they're holding out, but without more long range weapons and even basic ammunition from the west. the tide could be turning in rushes favor, smoke rising from an industrial area in the city of sierra, the netscape, the last part still under ukrainian. control this unverified footage reportedly shows the as ought to chemical factory where hundreds of fighters and residents are said to be taking shelter. russia is trying to pound the city along with neighboring las, he chanced into submission with heavy artillery ukraine's president. florida means za

this is the alex garland film in which all men really are the same because they are all played by roryiry tale quality where he coasted his house in the country and all the men she meets are paid by the same man and is a monstrousness about them. and for most of the film its a dreamy kind of nightmare off—kilter feeling and in the last third of the it goes david kronenberg body horror. i spoke to a few people who said i was waited for the first two thirds and then what happened? you have to know it's going to go. it's going to walk the full length of the counter when it comes to exploring this idea. it's not perfect but it had a lot of good ideas in it. it's flawed but it's pretty solid. what is the central idea what's it trying to say? i think what it's trying to say is that this is the world as seen through her eyes. she had one very bad relationship and she now sees all men as fundamentally the same. you could read it as that's where all men are the same or you could read it as the whole film is delusion or you could read it as it's an incisive truth about gender. take from it what

absolutely, that's a huge, huge rory here in the united states, especially a supreme court justice thomas already calls for the court to overrule the protection of gay marriage also to overrule the right to contraception and also, and i quote this year make annual and oral sexy legal that's also kind of turning against the gay community. so there is a huge concern that this is really the beginning of a new era here in this country. in his poll in washington dc. thank you so much. ukraine has ordered the withdrawal of its troops from the east and ceci of severe done yet scoffed the weeks of fist fighting against russian forces. not according to the regional governor that capturing so very unusual authority, say, fight thing is intensifying, and no town in the eastern region is safe for residence. civilian evacuations are increasing. meanwhile ukrainian troops have repelled a russian attack on the southern outskirts of near by, lucy chanced, the last fully ukrainian controlled city in the region of lo, hunter. ukraine is losing ground in the east. this town near the city of las a chance has

zane, thanks forjoining us, rory mcilroy will begin his round just a shot off the lead — to you, is heking like he can stay in contention? he is very much looking that way. he has got the bit between his teeth. he has come off a great win last week and he's got a real intensity of us in this week and we that that intensity will go the right way and not the wrong way. currentjoint leader collin morikawa has won two majors in the last two years, but not the us open yet — can he stay the course at the top? yeah, well it is an amazing story for colin morikawa. he is so young and if he wins this week is going to be 25 years old in the course of the way to a grand slam and he hasn't necessarily got the scar tissue that is of the other players may have and he's been... he normally hits a fade. this week has been saying that he's not had that and he's been having to draw it and he feels a bit uncomfortable but his statistics and obviously his scores are not uncomfortable and he is in a good spot. uncomfortable and he is in a good sot. ., uncomfortable and he is in a good sot, ., ., uncomfortab

rory mcilroy has gone eight years without winning one and he's due some luck.round three, he fell back but then recoveed, still in touch, just three and all tests of brookline mean on the last day, that could all change. joe lynskey, bbc news so a great chance for matt fitzpatrick to win his first major. here he is after that round of 68. obviously winning the us open here helps, butjust feels a bit more like a home game this week. and that's why it's, you know, that's why it feels different and for the better. it's been great to have the support this week and any moments that i've had of success around here during this week, it's been celebrated pretty loud. leicester tigers are premiership rugby champions saracens. replacement fly—half freddie burns slotted the winning drop goal with just moments of the final remaining to seal a record iith title for the club. it caps a remarkable return to winning ways, coming just two seasons after they finished a lowly 11th in the table. red bull's max verstappen will start on pole for the canadian grand prix after a rain—

so if it's very similar to that, and so these are very difficult and rory kinds in sri lanka, and certainly things are going to change. you cannot go in the direction that you have been don't take care of them. or you mentioned before that there is a very peculiar way in which authoritarianism and, and you liberalism, combined to push, rely on the financial and economically. could you elaborate on that? yeah, well the current crisis is partly caused by the global hike since fuel prices and commodity prices. and certainly the pandemic and it's disruption restroom. duncan has been dependent on tourism has led to a fallen a foreign reserves. the real issue is much longer silica was the 1st country in south asia to liberalize its economy back in 1977. when the jai was in a government at that time, took sri lanka, away from the non aligned movement to the orbit of the united states. and with the support of much rental organizations, structural adjustment, ah cities under neo liberal park with tread liberalization and financial liberalization leading us.

leads the way on home soil, 1a under, two clear of australia's jason scrivener while on the pga tour — rorynadian 0pen. they're just getting their third rounds underway. and at the controversial saudi—backed liv golf invational at the centrurian club, charl schwartzel is leading the way. he has, however, seen a five shot lead reduced to two with three holes to play. britain's double 0lympic medallist georgia taylor—brown took a second place at the world triathlon event in leeds. cassandre beaugrand of france won in the women's despite getting a ten second penalty. sophie coldwell�*s strong finish meant there was another member of team gb on the podium in third.

rory mcilroy isn't playing in hemel hempstead this week.ional game is the window shop into golf. and if the general public are confused about who's playing where and what tournament's on this week and, "oh, he plays there, 0k, and he doesn't get into these events", itjust become so confusing, and i think everything needs to try to become more cohesive. and i think it was on a pretty good trajectory until this happened. to football now. and in the nations league, wales fell to a 2—1 defeat to the netherlands, days after qualifying for the world cup for the first time in 64 years. teun koopmeiners gave former manchester united manager louis van gaal�*s side the lead five minutes after the break. rhys norrington—davies headed home in injury time to give wales hope, but an instant response from wout weghorst handed them their first home defeat since november 2018. scotland recovered from their loss to ukraine in the world cup play—offs. they beat armenia 2—0. anthony ralston got the first, before scott mckenna doubled that lead ten minutes late

how about rory mcilroy? he's in the mix. rory just a couple shots behind your co-leader.oore, a coward. the former cal bears first is tied for the lead going into sunday. the lead. that's sports. you can hear more news coming up right after this. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarantee. call today. >> for your money tonight, you know, as we've been covering, inflation really is putting up put a damper on many things. and if you've got. >> fireworks plans for the 4th of july. you may want to take a closer look at that price tag. nancy loo reports. >> well, the show will go on in las vegas and chicago. and o