nina, neil and aidan magee. and we're just going to talk about harry and meghan.eports today say that in colombia, they're being protected by a so—called ring of steel. so we've got drones, we've got helicopters, a convoy of 14 cars and vans . apparently of 14 cars and vans. apparently the government and the police deployed armoured vehicles as well, while armed officers and soldiers patrolled the roads too. so first of all, nina, who is paying for this, do you reckon? it seems like a cushy pr job for colombia. >> well, it's not. it's not the british taxpayer. put it that way. >> thank goodness for that. >> thank goodness for that. >> hurrah! >> hurrah! >> i would imagine that the colombian government is paying for it. i mean, this is sort of the security that they must be accustomed to south america. i mean, just i'm not being flippant, but but many, many years ago, in 1981, i went to, argentina at the invitation of freddie mercury when the queen played their first gigs. >> and when we arrived, freddie mercury invited you to argentina? yes. were you friends with

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jelli mage you didn't commit the bases to them , didn't you come to fix what you fixed ? you brought your own people now in the technical committee, which mr. jalali said, we all don't say it's not football, but it's much better than this. jalali announced that mr. khodad and mr. shii and themselves and mrs. mozafar and mr. gholnavi are visible for now. well, we don't have your opinion. we don't have anyone else. we have asal musa . we have vahid hashemian. we have mehti maddia. we have karim bagheri. we have hamid steeli. i don't want to say that i am one of the legends of our football, all of them know their records yes, mr. jalali, who came here, by the way, we told them, that is, one of our questions was that we said that football people say that people like you , who, for example, are present in the technical committee , they themselves, who cannot criticize themselves, say no , they are supposed to tell their plans and the others there. they criticize, and by the way, the last meeting we had , a lot of their programs were discussed and criticized, and so on. bring t

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sports broadcaster aidan magee joins us now with the latest. aiden, good morning.it started on thursday didn't he. he was actually on air at talksport. i believe he knew about it before that. well they kind of presented it as if it happened on air, you know. and then they went through this interview process with him. he actually felt like a police interview where he was. they were quizzed him about the situation, and he wasn't able to say anything because his lawyer told him to say no. and he even asked at one point to he said, look, are we actually on air here? because if we are, i need to turn it off. it was really, really uncomfortable. it's almost like they seized the moment to think, right, we've got someone in the building. it could be an exclusive. let's do it. i've probably done the same, if i'm perfectly honest with you. however fast forward it on 48 hours. it looks as if it's all done for him now. i mean, i don't think the bbc or anyone else can be seen to be, especially not a main line broadcaster can be seen to be endorsing or in any way condoning that

also today a british tabloid reported second gentleman doug em emhoff had an affair during his first magehow is he responding. >> reporter: emhoff responded saying during his first marriage he went through tough times on account of his actions and took responsibility in the years since. a source also says this information was known to the vice president prior to their marriage. now, late today emhoff's ex-wife defended him in a statement saying their marriage end for a variety of reasons, adding that she's proud of the, quote, supportive blended family she, harris, and emhoff have built together. adriana? >> natalie brand, that you can. >>> now to new developments in this week's 9/11 plea deal reached with three accused plotters. in a surprise move defense secretary lloyd austin revoked settlement agreements. cbs' michael george in new york has details on what happened. michael, good evening. >> reporter: adriana, good evening. it's been nearly 23 years since the attack that brought down to the towers of the world trade center right here behind me. and in all that time the families of vic

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aidan magee is here. sport now.es, and there's lots of sport around at the moment. >> good morning to you both. >> good morning to you both. >> what shall we start with? we'll go to the olympics. yeah. >> i mean i think it starts and stops with the olympics at the moment actually, it's really reaching its peak in the second week. and the big story so far has been eamonn khalife, the algerian boxer. she won through yesterday to the semi—final. she'll take on a time. >> she'll get a medal whatever. she'll get a medal. >> whatever. yeah. and so she didn't stop for the journalists yesterday. there were about 300 media turned up to see her at the arena. she got past the hunganan the arena. she got past the hungarian opponent, luka anoosheh ashoori. she went the distance. it wasn't a brutalised knockout or anything like that, or a stoppage or even an abandonment. it did go the distance, distance, but nonetheless it was quite a comfortable victory. and they were quite conciliatory in in victory as well, or in defeat, rathe

aidan magee will be here with all of the latest scores and games to keep track of. >> come on arsenald thatice scientists this week have said that ice cream made from horse milk may be good for your gut. so should we be ignoring the naysayers and trying some red rum and raisin farmer frank shellard will be here to share why mare's milk may be on your shopping list . shopping list. soon. once again, i'd like to announce i didn't write any of those puns. it was our friend dominique in the gallery. >> naysayers is good though i appreciate i appreciate it, i'm not having it. no he doesn't like it at all. let us know. would you like to try horse milk? we wouldn't want to. no, thank you. although if it's really good for you, maybe it's a good idea. >> i am into my health stuff. >> i am into my health stuff. >> i am into my health stuff. >> i know i'm surprised that you wouldn't try . actually, i think wouldn't try. actually, i think you'd try anything. >> someone said it was good for you, but i've gone a full sort of, turnarounds where, you know, you get into almond milk and soy milk and st

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ifgazi you look at the time mage profile of her, there is am senator who says she refused to do an interview they do a glowing cover story and she's getting celebratory media coverage all over the place and the poles have been oovery good for her. sh nowe is leading right now ani average polls nationally and swing states. >> laura: not all swing state. let me tell you, byron, i'm not as impressed as you are by the polls and i will tell you why. the most powerful media -- i'mt not discounting them all but i'm tempering it with prudence. the most powerful apparatus ever formed in the histornet,y of the planet is operating right now? for her. okay? i don't think they could mor hae done anymore for her. >> right. >> laura: the real clear politics is pretty much dead even. those swing states trump .8, she's up .8 and a couple ofth states she is up one or two. that doesn't impress me right cm now. i think this is a big snore right now compared to what it w could be if, in fact, this went, you know, sleepily the other direction. i'm not surprised these holes as anti-trump as you do and i don't feel

now joining me to discuss this is the broadcaster aidan magee eden. there that's kicked off spectacularly. >> the ioc the actual committee behind the olympics. they've stood by that decision though. >> yeah they have and we're not going to get any further on this darren. realistically, unless the iba, who were the original governing body of boxing , who governing body of boxing, who imposed the sanctions for the world championships previously when khalife was deemed to be ineligible due to gender criteria tests , she was judged criteria tests, she was judged to have had an xy chromosome , to have had an xy chromosome, which which increases muscle mass. it also increases durability and makes a punch harder , quite frankly. so we saw harder, quite frankly. so we saw in the first fight, i think it was the second fight actually against angela karina of italy. that was last week. you know, the fuss that that caused and the fuss that that caused and the tears in the middle of the ring. the tears in the middle of the fing.and the tears in the middle of the ri

aidan magee will bnng paralympics.rting with today? >> i think the biggest story of the day, notwithstanding all the transfer stuff last night and the paralympics, etcetera. but novak djokovic falling out of the us open just a couple of hours ago, it's a huge story coming out. >> what was the score? >> what was the score? >> he lost in four sets against alexei popyrin of australia , an alexei popyrin of australia, an ethnic russian, but competes under the australian flag. born in sydney. 24th seed, no mean player. nobody's saying that. but to beat djokovic at the third round, i think it's 18 years since he was knocked out in that that early in a tournament in i mean, i think 18 years ago is what, 2006? that's a hell of a lot of consistency. it's the first. it'll be the first time he hasn't won a grand slam in since 2017. >> when did he do a post—match interview? he did, he did. >> and he said it was some of the worst tennis he's ever played. he said that it wasn't a physical issue. he just felt out of gas. and i can un

we're going to leave it there aidan magee. >> thank you very much . coming >> thank you very much.ew laza you won't be ianed in matthew laza you won't be invited back at this week. and charlie rowley, thank you very much. thank you very much , much. thank you very much, matthew. thank you for that. you've been with me, darren grimes and gb news don't go anywhere because your nana's up next. i'll see you next time . next. i'll see you next time. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb. news weather on. gb. news >> hello! welcome to your gb news weather update from the met office. plenty of warm sunshine on offer today. hot and humid for some of us tomorrow with the risk of thunderstorms in the north—west. looking at the bigger picture, we've got an area of high pressure across the uk, low pressure out towards the west and this is helping drive south easterly wind bringing up that warmer air. so through the rest of this evening plenty of late evening sunshine. we'll see a breeze picking up. so some gusty winds along the south and west with thunde

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magee who's got the sport. where are we? in the in the olympics and the medal tally? >> it's been raining. medals. oh oh. very good. fantastic. yesterday. what a day. and they're really hitting their stride now after a quite slow start, their fifth in the medals table right now with six goals six golds rather 17 in total. and day five as we are now. so plenty of time to go. i think they'll be adding to that tally as we progress through the games. alex. yeah yesterday was the olympic men's triathlon champion . this is the swim, bike champion. this is the swim, bike and rowing events, 400m. it was the was what he left it to the last 400m of a 10,000, metre. sorry, sorry . >> anyway, he said he'd started it at the at the start of the euros and he's let it grow since then. pat sharp. but that was unbelievable. i think he only recently shaved his off about six months ago. >> back in fashion. now aren't they all the kids there? >> yeah they are. well he's he started at the beginning of the euros because he got a bad

but when we win a game i'll let you know. >> aidan magee beautiful. always a pleasure.bout kirstie allsopp, the tv presenter. she's come in for a lot of criticism. she's fighting back. she let her 15 year old son go off. >> what's it called ? >> what's it called? interrailing across europe with a 16 year old buddy. the two of them two young lads on their own and she's absolutely. >> she just said it in an interview or something that she was very proud of. her 15 year old son coming back after three weeks interrailing around europe , weeks interrailing around europe, and was really surprised when people said, you shouldn't do that , let a 15 people said, you shouldn't do that, let a 15 year old go off, and not only was it ordinary people making that comment, but the local social services rang her up and opened a file on him, and she's absolutely outraged about that. what do you think? we'll be discussing that in a couple of the time to go through the newspapers and joining us. we've got emma burnell and tom slater, who've been so patient all morning. now let's get stuck

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aidan magee? >> why not? >> why not? >> well, you want cheering up.as a good day. >> it was fantastic friday. we all remember 2012, don't we. and super saturday. yeah it wasn't quite that level. but you know there was some success in in a variety of different events. i'm going to go through them now. we've got duncan scott in the swimming now. he's unfortunate. he's he's one of these guys who. well no no he is in a way because he won a silver. but he just he can't catch this guy. lay on marchand who. >> france. nothing wrong with the silver. look at kriss akabusi. >> yeah absolutely. yeah absolutely. but i tell you what though, for all of these athletes, if you happen in a certain time you might get through to gold. but if you've got a roger federer ahead of you sort of thing or in, in murray's case, a djokovic and nadal, i know. yes. and a nadal, you you have you struggle ever getting to the top. >> yeah you do but but marshall this what's happened with him. yeah. marshall has just won his fourth gold. i emmanuel macron sensing a photo opportunity, t

aidan magee sports broadcaster, of course. really to great speak to you, what a career.ncer can take, can take a life, but a career to celebrate, that's for sure. >> well, this is good afternoon, britain on gb news. lots more to come after this good afternoon britain. it is ten minutes to one now to that breaking and sad news that the former england manager, sven—goran eriksson, has died at the age of 76. >> yes, it was revealed that he had pancreatic cancer at the start of this year , and he said start of this year, and he said he had a year to live at best. >> well, the swedish national became the first ever foreign manager of the men's football team in 2001, also managing a series of high profile clubs such as man city, benfica, roma and fiorentina. >> well, joining us now is sports broadcaster ben jacobs. ben, thank you very much indeed. tell us a little bit about his life and some of the some of the highlights on this. on this sad day. >> well, i think with sven, those of us that have seen the documentary will have noted almost a goodbye message where he basically s

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and i have got a broadcaster sporting supremo, let's say aidan magee with me to bring us up to speedut most importantly, i want to talk about i'm sorry, i know i'm shallow. i want to talk about jermaine jenas. >> yeah. look, he's on the front of. yeah, yeah . so i mean look, of. yeah, yeah. so i mean look, i mean i first covered him in nottingham forest when he was 17. a few months later, he got a move to newcastle. he made his debut for england on the same night in in february 2003 against australia. as much as mr wayne rooney, who is in action just a few miles down the road from here today with plymouth. and so i mean , i just felt like and so i mean, ijust felt like he peaked at tottenham. i just felt he chucked his career in a little bit early because he wanted to do this kind of work. and so i introduced him to kind of i wasn't the first to introduce him. i don't think, but i certainly introduced him to tv outside of his normal football duty. and i got him on sky a few times and he was good. he was decent. he was he was very reliable. he was amenable, very reliable. he was amena

in a couple of >> aidan magee is here with the sports news.ll look, you know, the sport's been hit with this tragedy a couple of weeks ago with. as it has since emerged, graham thorpe taking his own life at the age of 55. and a gentleman i know called richard gibson has written an extensive piece in the mail on sunday today, just about the sport's relationship with mental health and perhaps how it's a little bit different compared to other sports because it seems to have suffered its more than its fair share of why i think there's a there are a few issues to consider here. firstly, the sport itself , it's often called sport itself, it's often called an individual sport within a team environment. so you've got especially if you're a batter, you've got that psychological warfare against your opponent. you also don't get a chance to atone when you've done wrong or when not when you've had a bad, bad session. you don't get a chance for a little while. you know it's something you can maybe stew over for longer than is healthy. normally, if you're i

we're going to talk to aidan magee about all the sport coming up.and magee about all the sport comingfor andy murray. that's next. all right let's talk andy murray. should we. because he's finally retired. >> he has. it's been a very long goodbye to the tennis world and even the world beyond that. but it finally happened last night. it was a backhand down the line that went long about 935. and it was doubles match, quarter final. we did well to get that far actually alongside dan evans against the american pair tommy paul and taylor fritz, they showed some fight in the second set and got it back to they got themselves back in contention before losing six four, he said afterwards as well that he just wants to spend more time with his kids. he did tweet as well, quite amusingly, i never liked tennis anyway, and he pulled out of it. >> i thought that was quite funny. >> did you? yeah, i know you're a huge fan. >> well, he pulled out of the double. sorry. he pulled out the singles to try and give us some time to or give some some focus to the to the doubles. he's won two two gold medals b

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aidan magee aidan, what's going on in the olympics? >> well, good to see you both.orget sewage in the scene. forget sewage in the scene. forget that convoluted and lengthy opening ceremony which you saw last week, sophie, this could well be the story of the olympics. it certainly is. so far this was eamonn khalife of algeria, who had a welterweight fight yesterday with angela carini of italy, now 40s into the fight having taken some brutalised punishment in that period. i mean, if the first punch she took, carini took from khalife was was enough to dislodge her, her strap under her helmet, and she just said after 46 seconds to her coach, i'm done, i'm out of here. i've never been punched so hard. that's what she said afterwards. now yes, we all know that there was controversy surrounding imam khalifa and her status as a female boxer, but she was born female. this isn't about someone who transitioned and went into the ring and it's a bloke in a ring. although there are suggestions that there's an xy chromosome here and there's, you know, increased muscle mass, and th

. >> well, we're going to be talking geeky about the olympics in just a couple of because aidan mageedrian mole? >> adrian, are adrian mole? >> adrian, are adrian mole? >> adrian mole i'm having a moment. aidan mcgivern google. >> i was called because of your chat up line. yeah. go on, tell us. >> well, yes, i'll have to tell you now. there's a piece in the paper about the chat up lines, and one of the best is to say, oh, is your name google? because you've got everything i'm searching for. are you love? >> you see, i might borrow that. yeah, i think you probably will tell anyone called you adrian. i don't know. >> no, don't worry, i've been called much worse. but look, why don't we shine a light on katarina johnson—thompson? kjt kjt? yeah. she's now universally known. certainly in the studio. look, it's been a trying time for her in the last 12 years, trying to get a medal at the olympics. and if at first you don't succeed, try, try, try and try again. because at the fourth time of asking, she's got a silver. and it's such a demanding event as well. seven events heptathlon. yeah exac

studio is sports broadcaster well sports supremo i think a fitting description and journalist aidan magee was going to wear colour and he's actually wearing it's very nearly it's green. i think we complement each other perfectly , i should be wearing perfectly, i should be wearing gold though, actually, because we're doing pretty well, aren't we? >> we are indeed. and i feel jumping. i feel like jumping through hoops myself, actually, dawn, because just in the last couple of hours, we've had some more success on the water in the men's eight. we won gold, we beat the netherlands. and interesting because a guy called tom ford, who's one of the one of the competitors, his sister, emily ford, was part of the women's eights as well, who won one bronze shortly after. yeah. so that means his mum and dad somewhere are without doubt. yeah. so that's a record haul for an overseas games on the water. and it's the best since 2012. disappointment though just in the last hour or so. again with jeremie azou on the track 100 metre heats. team gb athlete. he's been disqualified because of a false start. n

tennis, joining me now to explain tennis and football is sports broadcaster aidan magee hit it over thery and keep it in the box. i've got that bit. yeah. got that bit. yeah. and then the rest of it completely over my head. >> well, look, it was huge news coming out of new york overnight. basically a couple of hours before i arrived this morning at about 5:00. and djokovic out of the us open. now, look, he's 37, science says, and time says that he can't go on forever. but he'd not he'd not been knocked out this early in in in the us open for 18 years. it means he's gone a year now without winning or he'll go a calendar year now without winning a grand slam for the first time since 2017, when he had a bad year, he'd been consistently winning before that as well. i think it's to do with scheduling. i mean, as much as anything, he's been generally pretty good form. he got to the wimbledon final, he won the olympics. don't forget he won gold. yeah, yeah . so if you look gold. yeah, yeah. so if you look at tennis have been playing. yes it is . i mean you think alcaraz it is. i mean you think

but aidan magee will be here in a couple of moments to tell us all about it.last day of the olympics today. >> it is. are there any are there any competitions? >> there are some competitions today in fact, on the opening ceremony, the final medal presentation is going to be part of the ceremony itself. that's the women's women's marathon. there are some events. we've got some medal hopes as well. but just to reflect on yesterday, georgia bell 1500 metre bronze . georgia bell 1500 metre bronze. absolutely outstanding. we had a little bit of an insight into her background yesterday when olivia utley, our our colleague, was here and she had her the one who was the lawyer in and in lockdown , she thought she'd take lockdown, she thought she'd take up running. >> she hadn't ran for five years before 2022. >> and so, i mean, she hadn't. >> and so, i mean, she hadn't. >> aiden, your mic's not working, is it not? no. it's a relief, frankly. but whilst while we. while we swap it out, let's have a look at the medals table. because we are, as we say on the last day. oh.