and we hear from the british 17—year—old phoebe gill who's taking time out from her studies to competeme to the programme, as we look ahead to a busy weekend of sport, but as the second day of the open draws to a close, it's been another impressive round from shane lowry. he's the clubhouse leader on seven under and is the man to beat. yesterday belonged to qualifier dan brown and he is still very much in contention, finishing two shots behind the leader. but some of the big names may not survive, tiger woods will be going home, and it was the rory mcilroy horror show, he also looks likely to miss the cut. but the day was all about the irishman, shane lowry as olly foster reports. there's a fine line between brave and foolhardy, finding a balance on the course is key to mastering the royal should. the course is key to mastering the royalshould. shane the course is key to mastering the royal should. shane lowry has done just that one off the lead overnight he moved back to the top with two early birdies. he came unstuck at the railway hole a double bogey but she got back on track, helpe

phoebe gill takes the win! ..beating established stars and her idols — the likes ofjemma reekie. and the fact that we just used each other to get to the line, i think it was... it really pushed me to finish. then coming away with the win was the most undescribable thing that could have happened. despite her record—breaking run up to the olympics, phoebe's very keen to keep her feet very much on the ground — by deciding not to go away to some pre—olympic training camp or to paris early, but to stay here with her mates on her home—from—home track at st albans, right until the last minute before her event begins. i think it's really good to keep the normality for as long as possible. it's great that, after a hard session, we canjust have banter with each other and just have a laugh. like any athlete, there are huge sacrifices... crisps — i've cut out crisps since december and it's been such a struggle. cheese and onion, ready salted, and prawn — prawn cocktail, actually — it's a big go—to — but i haven't had that in so long. it's just... i'm missing it. it's worth it to get a taste

phoebe was like that, age ten.or to paris early, but to stay here with her mates on her home—from—home track at st albans, right until the last minute before her event begins. i think it's really good to keep the normality for as long as possible. it's great that, after a hard session, we canjust have banter with each other and just have a laugh. this is a far cry from what many elite athletes are used to — a grassroots club which has endured a turbulent few years since the council cut its track funding, and where the only facilities are portaloos and kit containers. the chances of it happening in st albans is just crazy. yeah, yeah, yeah. like, it's like a... it's like a winning lottery ticket. just how it happens to be at this, at this time, and you're you're here at the same time. it's crazy. i'm so immensely. proud of her, like... when i saw her do that, tears came to my eyes. in the qualification race. like any athlete, there are huge sacrifices... crisps — i've cut out crisps since december and it's been such

do we know phoebe about the conditions the political prisoners face in hong kong? was spoken to uh, a couple of uh full uh, political prisoners who are uh, recently released from jail. um some of them told me that, um they were isolated all separated from all the inmates in the juvenile appraisal because, um they of course, he's out there. so you want to present them from him. so one thing other young uh person is intel. um, so they have different treatments inside the prisons. uh. but uh, speaking about the uh the, the, the conditions inside the personal lease, um, of course in hong kong is they'll have. 5 bad us written them from has to mainland china. um, but uh, but we are seeing science on hold for a t slowly like a stop things, a try and kind of like a policy. all the handling of meshes that was seeing the mainland china, for example, a couple months ago with us. so some prominence facing is being made to uh, uh, tv programs. uh, so to 5 police and as on last media to um, kind of confess and express a remote to us the 2019 protest and the national security of

phoebe, about something. she called me phoebe. yeah. oh, it was so. >> all right.and then. >> but she caught herself. she went, what did i just do? yeah i don't know. >> now. now you and i belong to an elite club. we both had long lasting television shows. friends and blackish. yes. now it's been 20 years since friends have had ended in 2004. yeah. what was that first week like after production had shut down? what was it like for you? >> i was do you know what i forgot? and like a week ago, it just came up. my husband and son were talking and apparently i was crying in the kitchen. and my son was five. okay. and, and he wanted to know why i was crying. and my husband said, well because she's sad because friends has done. and he said but she couldn't see her friends, she could just call them. no clue that i had no clue. he never knew what the show was called. >> right? right. >> wow. i knew that i worked on a show. yeah. >> now, speaking of the show, do you find yourself watching old episodes of your work? >> well, i do now, but i didn't forever. really? no. why do

no good that phoebe that took him home and that's got to sort of the habit of us. send them to me at this out to the team. can you hold on with sort of with the 5th and have them i led them to use the game. really, some may have been to still be, they get it out. they get all type miss you the give. fancy them uh, mostly in a set of alpha to me know me, is it the teen club rather than the whole you saw water mahatma dolly we saw was to we saw water in the bottle. he or how much the patient can. yeah. will be timely because you already, but i didn't see the mechanic, it was 72. so the auction menus come until a little the mean the 18 menus. the other issue of when you next week the home and those are the most useful, this will who will be most of feed else may as well. definitely will be denny, can you watch them the last in the what's the most? all of them are they saw on the base. you sort of a nice that 0 in the home. that is, if the can we use a window to me? it's a book i was showing you the focus. surely the last time i had them, how much is the day at the end

phoebe thanks for that. phoebe.ver mind blasting out, you know, rules and regulations. why don't they blast out classical music on speakers that might resolve some of the problems? well, they don't. that's not a bad idea, actually, when also gb news member . bad idea, actually, when also gb news member. thanks. when you've got in touch and saying you like the idea of shaming people, you could have a large screen in the town centre and we could have continuous loops of people like a rogue gallery, basically. obviously he says, uploaded to social media sites to make sure that no one misses out on the opportunity to observe the anfics opportunity to observe the antics of the braindead, he says, but samantha, she's got in touch and said, michelle, you're talking about shaming people that essentially have no shame. oh, well, there you go. look, that's all i've got time for. thank you very much. thank you. i love the sounds of a gallery. i love the sounds of a gallery. i could do a spot, couldn't i? on dewbs& co. there's a

yeah, phoebe, why do you like rowing? so much? >> when you row, your mind just goes silent.vorite people, your favorite place, watching the sunrise. it's just amazing. >> and you get up at god's hours to do this before school, right? >> yeah, i do, but it's a great way to start your day. >> and you're off to washington state. you're going to be a coxswain. >> up there i am go cougs, go cougs! >> all right. she's already got it down. and how about you, greta? what do you like rowing so much? >> i love rowing for the act of, like, the motion. it's just so soothing. but i also really just love our team here. we have a great group of girls. what do you learn? >> because i remember back in rowing you learn a lot about your mind, about teamwork, that kind of thing too. >> yeah. i think like the biggest thing that i learned was like a positive attitude and a good teamwork kind of thing going on. i think that was like the biggest thing being on the team. >> tommy, is it hard to get up at god's hours? yeah. what time do you get up, >> practice like about 5 a.m. so i wake up about 430

so you don't mind the friendship mobile that phoebe that took him home and that's got to sort of the habit of us so that it took him to manage this out to the team. can you hold on with sort of, with a little faster halem, i led them to use the game. really, some may have been assuming they get it out. they get all type miss you give. fancy them. uh, mostly in a sense and for them to me, is it the teen club rather than the whole? you saw what am i am a dolly we saw was to we saw or it know the little he how much value patient can you also be timing because you already but i didn't see a mechanic. it was $72.00. so the auction menus come until the mean, the 18 menus. here's the other issue of quality next week. the home and those are the most useful. this will who will be most of feed else may as well, definitely will be any cuz you want them the last in the what's the most, all of them are they saw on the base. you sort of a nice that 0 in the home. that is, if the can we use a window to me, it's a book i was showing you the focus solely the last time i had them have my diary the day

and now they face major challenges and their daily lives, our corresponded phoebe con, much to young dissidence, were determined to stay in the city despite all the change, while your team and century, and a packing up to allow you to be shipped out of hong kong. but they are not the ones leaving. china is increasing repression of civil liberties here has lost a huge x of this. so we will hold all, i'm now, since i've been in jail, most of my friends have left hong kong people who shared my values less visible. now that makes sense to learn the number. i'm still grieving while i was moving on is not the kind of work, say, or the pos with usually to, but most of the firms not willing to hire them. this moving company keeps work to yell people, prosecute us. the protests relate to all political offences. one got fired on the 2nd day of his last job, which is false. claims on pressure from high up to also says his bank accounts have been suspended from time to time. it is followed and so failed that includes activity. i use a very direct impact. the house of everyday life perform a poli

do we know phoebe about the conditions, the political prisoners face in hong kong? well i've spoken to a couple of of former political prisoners who are uh, recently released from jail. um some of them told me that um they are isolated all separated from all the inmates in the 2 finale appraisals because they are far as he's out there. so you want to present them from him, so on the thing are the young person is in jail. um. so they have different treatments inside the prisons. but speaking about um the uh the the, the conditions inside the personal lease. um, of course in hong kong is they'll have. 5 bad us right, and then some have to mainland china. 7 but we are seeing science on hold for a t slowly like a sop things the trying to kind of like all of the policy, all of the handling meshes that we're seeing the mainland china, for example, a couple months ago with us. so some prominent facing is being made to, uh, uh, tv programs, uh so to 5 police and as on last media to i'm kind of confessed and expressed a remote to us to 2019 protests and the national security

the hostages were called phoebe to bring them back because we think now there is a good deal and look at my shirt. i mean, it's in here what it says, that's all the hostages must come back home now. and now it was 9 months ago. it's now and now again and again, every day. less and less hostages, our lives progress towards hostages. they will face a set back last week when is real targeted? a key mass bigger mohammad, the day and guys and my was the head area packed with displaced people. talks paused for awhile and review later, thanks to the efforts of mediators, experts now indicates that her mazda is still open to the deal. shifting the responsibility to israel to take action. we hear from agents though, that's a militant groups still didn't provide any information on hostages who is alive, how many of them a dad? and that creates a your obstacle to were simply hang private discussions with hostage families. these really defense minister highlighted favorable conditions for an agreement and urge increased pressure on nation yahoo to finalize the bills you for his upcoming trip to t

so janie is telling her entire story to her best friend phoebe watson on the back porch.y turned their backs on the rest of the world. they turned their backs on the porch. they have turned their backs on harlem may only talk to one another. that's a really interesting to move in 1937 it's a very radical thing to do. janie goes in search of a romance. the. treat incident which many people love and i love this she says she has beheld a revelation just before that. just before she sees the image of a pear tree sinking into the sanctum of a blue the novel says what she is full of is the oldest human longing self revelation. not romance, not love not even to sexual fulfillment but the ability to tell her story to someone else's. that is really what janie is in search of trade not just a lover. the only person she tells her story to is her first best friend phoebe watson that's a radical radical formulation. >> scarlet teaches at northeastern university in boston we appreciate you spending a little time with us this evening. throughout the series we have been checking in with

a corresponding phoebe call met to young decisions who are determined to stay in the city despite all of the changes. while your team and ascension of packing up the law is to be shipped out of hong kong. but they are not the ones leaving. china is increasing repression of civil liberties here has lost a huge x, so this will hold. all right, since i've been in jail, most of my friends have left hong kong people who share my values less visible. now that makes me still learn the number. i'm still grieving while others are moving on . it's not the time of what to say or the p. s with usually to, but most of the funds are not willing to hire them. this moving company keeps work to yell people, prosecute us a protest related all political offences. one got fired on the 2nd day of his last job, which his boss planes on pressure from high up to also says his bank accounts have been suspended from time to time is followed and so failed with activity. i use a very direct impact to the house of everyday life. perform a political prisoners in this era will handle that just leading a normal life

but there are also plenty of athletes at the start of theirjourney, like 17—year—old phoebe gill, whoomen's 800 metres. the opening ceremony isn't till friday, but the sport has already started. no football for team gb, but for those athletes dreaming of gold here, their moment is almost upon us. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. it's been another humid day out there today. we have had quite a bit of cloud around but there has been some sunshine breaking through the cloud and in the sunny spells across parts of southern and eastern england, we had temperatures above 25 celsius. most places dry, but there has been some rain that has been moving on from the west over recent hours. it's going to continue to track eastwards, so that sets us up to track eastwards, so that sets us up for tomorrow. still humid and cloudy for most. some sunshine, but also a bit of rain in the forecast. so we have a couple of areas of low pressure trying to move in from the atlantic, with weather front sweeping eastwards, then bumping into high pressure b

but there are also plenty of athletes at the start of theirjourney, like 17—year—old phoebe gill, whody started. no football for team gb — but for those athletes dreaming of gold here, their moment is almost upon us. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. and this is the live shot of paris, coming up to half past midnight in the french capital. and there's full coverage from the paris of the olympic games across the bbc starting today — on tv, watch on iplayer and listen on sounds — and live coverage of the opening ceremony on friday evening. my my colleague maryam moshiri will be live from paris throughout the day here on bbc news tomorrow and throughout the couple of weeks of competition. doesn't the eiffel tower look lovely lit up there in paris? time to take a quick look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages. we start with the telegragh — and as we mentioned, tom tugendhat is the main headline on the front page as he announces his bid to lead the tories. also a picture of prince harry on the front. the financial times leads with wall street's slump, as big tech earnings slide. the arrest o

our protagonist, phoebe, has hit rock bottom. she's in a bad place in her life., y'all. when she arrives, the entire hotel is booked for a wedding and she is mistaken as one of the guests. >> is she single? >> yes, newly single. as i mentioned, she has hit rock bottom. she is -- the bride, who is a little frantic, has prepped for everything that could go wrong, except phoebe. except the two have an unexpected friendship, which leads to shocking confessions and a new beginnings for them both! "the wedding people," y'all, is the perfect book to wrap up your summer reading. it is heartwarming, hilarious, it's a love story, it's about love, loss, the people who come into our lives, like you, who change it forever. >> ahh! >> you guys are going to love this book. and allison right there is passing out books, she's the author, on our plaza. you guys, it is a rom com, it is funny, it is sweet, and the book is in stores next tuesday and available to pre-order it now. go to your local indy bookstore or scan that qr code on the screen and come read with us. >> and they're

anna holland and phoebe plummer, who are both 22 years old, damaged the celebrated artist's sunflowersis on display at london's national gallery. they threw two tins of heinz tomato soup over the 1888 work, which is covered by glass, before kneeling down in front of the painting and gluing their hands to the wall beneath it . hands to the wall beneath it. and finally, the first trailer for a new film about one of the world's most influential musicians has just arrived. >> we got a feeling we were getting a glimpse of the future . getting a glimpse of the future. where have you been? >> my blue eyed son? >> my blue eyed son? >> and in case you hadn't guessed, the film tells you the story of bob dylan, who's played by timothee chalamet. starting with his arrival in new york in the early 1960s. the actor consulted his friend austin butler, who recently played elvis presley, for advice on transforming himself for the role, which features all his own singing. a complete unknown is expected to hit theatres later this year , and those are the this year, and those are the latest gb news headli

the judge told phoebe plummer and anna holland to be prepared in practical and emotional terms, to go to prison when they're sentenced on the 27th of september. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm polly middlehurst. now it's now, i'm polly middlehurst. now wsfime now, i'm polly middlehurst. now it's time for headliners for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , sign up to news your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners, your first look at friday's newspapers. i'm your host , andrew doyle. tonight, our host, andrew doyle. tonight, our two wonderful comedians are joining me. new york's finest lewis schaffer and cumbria's wayward son, nick dixon. are you both feeling well when you call me new york's finest. >> it doesn't make me feel good. >> it doesn't make me feel good. >> no, really. why not.7 that's a compliment . compliment. >> i don't want to be the finest. there's too much responsibility. >> new york's

from the legends last to a teenage sensation's1st, - to a teenage sensation's1st, 17—year—old phoebe0 years. i can't wait to share this hotel and the _ over 40 years. i can't wait to share this hotel and the olympic - this hotel and the olympic village with the _ this hotel and the olympic village with the athletes have been watching for so _ with the athletes have been watching for so many years, once the gun goes off, it _ for so many years, once the gun goes off, itiust_ for so many years, once the gun goes off, itjust feels for so many years, once the gun goes off, it just feels like for so many years, once the gun goes off, itjust feels like me and the track— off, itjust feels like me and the track and like i'm the only person on that— track and like i'm the only person on that track and i can't wait to run with— on that track and i can't wait to run with people i've been watching on tv— run with people i've been watching on tv for— run with people i've been watching on tv for so— run with people i've been watching on tv for so long. also run with people i've been watching on tv

best singer. [ laughter ] and by the way, he's right. "99% of the grammys are going to the top 1% of phoebe laughter ] we have to break up the grammys and distribute them equally among all the boy geniuses." [ laughter and cheers ] so, democrats have concerns about biden's performance. but don't worry. biden's team has a plan to calm those fears. >> during a meeting with democratic governors at the white house last night, sources tell abc news, the president said he needs to get more sleep and work fewer hours, even suggesting he should end events at 8:00 p.m. >> seth: your plan to calm fears about his age is an earlier bedtime? [ laughter ] are you hoping we'll forget he's 81 if you treat him like he's 5 1/2? [ laughter ] dr. jill can interrupt mid-debate and say, "i'm sorry, this is my fault. i let him stay up until 9:00 to watch 'cars 2.'" [ laughter ] "it's underrated. 'cars 2,' it's underrated.' [ light laughter ] biden sat down for an interview on abc friday to address democrats' fears. and in that interview when he was asked how he'd feel if he loses to trump, and all of his fears of

. >> caller: good morning, phoebe. i listen every morning to you all, and some of it is absolutely ridiculous. i think what the democrats are doing is underhanded because kamala harris not -- is not the the answer for the democratic party. i think she's the nearest nothing because she botched the border thing, and, you know, in texas. i know she was down there one time, and they took her to a place where she didn't say anything about these illegals coming in over the border. she, matter of fact, when she had this get together yesterday and they showed it, she didn't mention the border one time. so i like to know what she's going to do about the border. and i believe -- i don't believe she's going to do anything about the border, but i appreciate talking this morning, but she is not the answer for the 'em the contact party, thank you. >> host: since you're a democrat, do you have somebody that you wouldld prefer? if -- >> caller: anybody but her. i'm not for trump, and i i a have voted for the republicans before. i'm no

as you, jenny, as you is a former student, he's interior minister who has a further phoebe. he was part of the joint investigative team that looked into the cause of across the team. visits at the crash site, examined the wreckage, conducted interviews and over so a technical examination of the helicopters flanked recorders. this led them to their conclusion that poor weather and pilot at are with a main cause, as if the cross after these findings were released, mister, as you alleged that the highly comforter involved was not in fact the guns and presidential aircraft. and that someone had bribed the investigators, the guns and government dismissed is claims. so as to you, as you are done, because i'm a product and photographers of your help at the heart of a sub you hand corner and many of them hate them, must be a good idea of the target. smooth will help the progress of the way and kind of find them sort of the, the target that them be, hesitate to how much what's on them. and they've had some of the better luck in the edge, all that heavy speeds. and if at all that, tha

less as you i jenny, as yeah, there's a former student, he's interior minister who has a photos of phoebe. he was part of the joint investigative team that looked into the cause of the crash. the team visited the crash site, examined the wreckage, conducted interviews, and over so a technical examination of the helicopters flanked recorders. this led them to their conclusion that poor weather and pilot at or was the main cause of the crush . after these findings were released, mister, as you alleged that the helicopter involved was not, in fact the guns in presidential aircraft. and that someone had bribed the investigators, the guns and government dismissed ideas claims. so as to you, as i knew a junk was quite often talked to somebody about the heart of a sylvia had connecticut, many of them must be able to go to deborah the todd this with a well have you thought of the progress of the way and kind of find them sort of the and then i didn't know at the top of the find them be hesitant to how much worked on them. and that's how this with the better luck in the age of all that. how do you

now you look at the advisor, work on it, what, what we'll see by doing good and the team with phoebe. they the 1st, you know, but what, what kind of to them do you mind? i saw that i that but you know, my new type it to me. i had to come out to him. i called him out to look at it more than what and i said, look, you look at what the don't going to take on. it does not have a kid. walk it out for kind of tests that i'd be in italy. yeah, that's what we said, the kid. i'm not going to be that said what could we really do? i'm going to in silent conversation last within the central key to the lives of i left him at the top of that comprehensive piece. okay, goodbye to carolyn. the default by john lupky and i haven't gotten no feeling very well helen and we can do the file. i know most people march in, so i sure i'm kinda a race of okay that i had done got a little kind of kilometer mode. you'd kinda like how you doing good and kind of the island to, to move, you know, and i o a who is of the office in philadelphia has a house on cetaphil and probably find as i like to know, some of the h

thank you very much, phoebe, and keep your comments coming in./yoursay right, who's up next? >> well, i've been too quiet tonight, so it's my dose. let me tell you. >> turn off the lights. yeah let me tell you a startling fact. >> house prices today compared to what the average person earns, is as unaffordable now as it was in the 1860s. we are living in dickensian levels of hardship when it comes to getting on the property ladder. and in fact, despite that, we've had years of locals complaining about anything being built in sight. that's why i think keir starmer, who had his first king's speech this week, has the right idea. he says that in the next five years we have to build 1.5 million homes and no moaning. marjorie's wont to block new houses, just because they don't like the look of it. or it maybe cuts off the view to a park. those days are over local authorities are going to have targets that they have to enforce. frankly, i'm sick of people moaning about golf courses. i think if you see a golf course concrete over it, i want houses on eve

anna holland and phoebe plummer , who are both and phoebe plummer, who are both 22, damaged the painting, which was on display at london's national gallery by throwing two tins of soup over the 1888 artwork, which is protected incidentally by a layer of glass before they then knelt in front of the painting and glued their hands to the wall. a 40 year old man has become the first person to be charged under the new xl bully dog laws. ashley warren was charged over the death of aston martin, who was killed by two xl bully dogs in essex in february . two xl bully dogs in essex in february. it's two xl bully dogs in essex in february . it's the first case of february. it's the first case of its kind since new laws on owning xl bully dogs came into force this year, and andy murray has officially withdrawn from the singles event at the paris olympics. the two time gold medallist is still not fully recovered from his back surgery. he says the men's doubles, where he's playing with dan evans, offers his best chance of another medal. those are the latest gb news headlines for now. i'm polly middle

after throwing tin soup over vincent van goghs sunflowers painting back in 2022, anna holland and phoebe plummer, who are both 22, damaged the painting, which is on display at london's national gallery. they threw tins of soup over the 1888 artwork, which is incidentally protected by a thin layer of glass, before kneeling down in front of it and gluing their hands to the wall. the 40 year old man has become the first person to be charged under new xl bully dog laws. ashley warren was charged over the death of esther martin, who was killed by two xl bully dogs in essex in february. it's the first case of its kind since new laws on owning xl bully dogs came into force. this year, and entertainment to news end on the first trailer for a new film about one of the world's most influential musicians has just dropped. take a listen. >> we got a feeling we were getting a glimpse of the future . getting a glimpse of the future. where have you been? >> my blue eyed son? >> my blue eyed son? >> and in case you hadn't guessed it, the film tells the story of bob dylan. he's played by timothee chalame

history, max whitlock, returning for his fourth and final olympics before retirement, and 17—year—old phoebe't make me who i am. i want to enjoy it and i want to take it all in. team gb finished fourth at the tokyo games with an impressive 64 medals, 22 of which were gold. not long now to see if records can be broken in the city of love. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. two—time olympic tennis champion, andy murray, has withdrawn from the men�*s singles at the paris olympics, preferring to focus on playing doubles alongside dan evans. the duo will face japan�*s taro daniel and kei nishikori in the first round. murray will retire once his tournament ends and told our sports editor, dan roan, he is immensely proud of all he�*s achieved. i�*m really proud of all of the things i achieved. you know, we have loads of great sportsmen across all different disciplines, different sports and i am proud that i have been able to play a part in, you know, some great moments in british sport, whether that be in the olympics or wimbledon or whatever. yeah, i�*ve loved it, i�*ve felt unbelievably fortunate to

from a legend's last to a teenage sensation's first. 17—year—old phoebe gill will be the youngest tracketes that i've been watching for so many years. once the gun goes off, it just feels like me and the track and like i'm the only person on that track, and ijust can't wait to run with people i've been watching on the tv for so long. also making an olympic debut will be boxer delicious orie, who tasted success at the last commonwealth games and now has olympic gold in his sights for the country that's become his true home since his family moved from russia to escape racism when he was just seven. there's so many different people from different cultures here. i remember being in primary school and seeing a classroom with different backgrounds, you know, afro—caribbean, chinese, asian, all these people working together in harmony and ifelt like i belonged. when i'm 60—years—old, i'm going to look back and think, "oh man, i remember when i did that". and it's probably like one of the biggest highlights of my life. swimmer tom dean's gold medal success at the tokyo games went viral thanks t

. ♪ hi phoebes. hi graeme. women: how are you.times that i even recognize the world. ♪ (jamie sighs) a little part of each of us died with him that day. in my case it was the belief that everything would have to be all right in the end. that the beautiful and the true would have to triumph over all the evil and the chaos. i've lost that sense of absolute inevitability in happily ever after. ♪ but if part of us died with tommy, a big part and a far more... (sobs) important part of tommy lives on with each of us. it is the sense that what matters is the people in our lives, their feelings and their experiences, and that it is possible, it is advisable, it is right to design your life around practicing the love of other people. your love can become the engine of a quest for justice. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [music playing] tiffany: my daughter is mila. she is 19 months old. she is a little ray of sunshine. one of the happiest babies you'll probably ever meet. [giggles] children with down syndrome typically have a higher risk for developing acute my

if you were a girl, were you phoebe, monica, or rachel?tyle that was aspirational. - ohh! - i wish i had an apartment in new york city that no one seems to be worried about the rent for. i wish that i looked like matt leblanc. i wish that i had jennifer aniston's hair. - one of the things that made "friends" a phenomena was that people-- beyond the laughs-- actually bonded with these characters. they emotionally were invested in ross and rachel's relationship. - i could not have done this without you. - it's--it's-- - mwah! - okay, um, uh... more clothes in the dryer? [laughs] okay. oh! - i was dropping my daughter off for sunday school at our temple, and literally, my rabbi stopped me and said, "what's gonna happen with ross and rachel?" - you look really pretty tonight. - oh, thanks. - "the one with the prom video" is one of my favorites. - you guys, we don't have to watch this. - oh, yeah, it's fun. - yeah, we do. - come on. - fun. where's chip? why isn't he here yet? - he'll be here, okay? take a chill pill. - this seemed like a really

now, this is phoebe. we can see here. phoebe either a. let's have a little look.er a rather hairy baby or a lovely pooch. they're being pushed to the polling station in what looks like a pram, another sunny day there. apparently it's not so sunny up north, though. had a few comments saying it's not sunny everywhere. it's not sunny everywhere. >> when i go up north, whenever i go to scotland. i've not seen the sunshine in scotland once. >> sometimes it's absolute. when it does shine, it's absolutely stunningly beautiful. you have very long days. yeah up in scotland, >> i've just. i've never been . i >> i've just. i've never been. i can't this is no exaggeration. i can't this is no exaggeration. i can't remember going north of, say, oxford and seeing the sun out. >> same when i go, same when i've been to manchester or the surrounding area. always raining, always raining. but it makes you more grateful when the sun does eventually come out. but anyway, keep your dogs at polling stations coming into our inbox please. >> loving all the pictures at the polling station .

from a legend's last to a teenage sensations first. 17—year—old phoebe gill will be the youngest track the only person on that track, and ijust can't wait to run with people i've been watching on the tv for so long. also making an olympic debut will be boxer, delicious orie, who tasted success at the last commonwealth games and now has olympic gold in his sights for the country that's become his true home since his family moved from russia to escape racism when he was just seven. there's so many different people from different cultures here. i remember being in primary school and seeing a classroom with different backgrounds, you know, afro—caribbean, chinese, asian, all these people working together in harmony and ifelt like i belonged. when i'm 60 years old, i'm going to look back and think, "oh man, i remember when i did that". and it's probably like one of the biggest highlights of my life. swimmer, tom dean's gold medal success at the tokyo games went viral thanks to his family's celebrations at their watch party back home. commentator: dean's still in there. viewed in the end, by

stability in the system and important task that was front and center last year as we watched ason phoebe's fail, the fdic must ensure the examine of supervised financial institution for safety and soundness and consumer protection while standing as a leadership of failed institutions, this is no small task. you have little experience with bank revision and policymaking, let alone managing the world's largest deposit insurer. the next chair needs to be prepared to lead because not only are we going to have to confrontnt the magnitude of the end game but as i said a few times already correcting the culture at the tic is so important it makes it challenging to have on-the-job training and retraining for my perspective turning to the management challenges of the fcic as we discussed time concerned with your ability to lead a much-needed cultural change and we talk to my office about the number of whistleblowers thatm come forwd and talked about your managemet approach as well. i look forward to having an opportunity to share your response during the question and answer part of this meeting tod

phoebe says they have no idea where the centre is anymore . where the centre is anymore.so far to the left they can't even see it, how about patricia , who says, that's about patricia, who says, that's choice coming from edwina currie? all know something there about john major, which gets a little x—rated, which i'll gloss oven little x—rated, which i'll gloss over, but don't worry, patricia, we're all good. how about this ? we're all good. how about this? david says the conservative party will learn nothing. just like edwina. they blame everyone. but themselves. look, there are so many messages, catherine says to all reformers listening to edwina proves exactly why some former conservative voters could not vote for them again. okay, i'll get some more of your messages. brilliant as always. gbnews.com/yoursay but the government's new prisons minister is james timpson, owner of the key cutting and shoe repair chain timpson's, who proudly employ ex—convicts. but could his appointment see a dramatic shift in how we treat people who break the law, given that earlier this year

history, max whitlock, returning for his fourth and final olympics before retirement, and 17 year old phoebeish track athlete at a games for more than four decades in the women's 800m. 19—year—old commonwealth champion diver andrea spendolini—sirieix is back in france, home of her famous father, fred, but she's not allowing herself to dream just yet. what i've learned is pressure really kills joy. a medal and a performance doesn't determine and doesn't make me who i am. i want to enjoy it and i want to take it all in. team gb finished fourth at the tokyo games with an impressive 64 medals, 22 of which were gold. not long now to see if records can be broken in the city of love. natalie pirks, bbc news, paris. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. it cloudy start to the day. also murky and blank out towards the west. 0ne day. also murky and blank out towards the west. one thing we will all notice is the humid start. it will remain humid during the course of the day with some of us seeing some rain. a lot of cloud around. some when moving across southern counties of

and we have a really, really exciting young talent in phoebe gill, who is completing our trio in the for us to get three in the final would be phenomenal and entirely can't wait . wait. >> possibly can't wait. >> possibly can't wait. >> the 400m as well with matthew hudson—smith really smashing through that 44 second barrier in london and showing that he is a medal contender, going into those games as well. and then i think for anybody, the men's 1500. can josh kerr repeat what he did last year in budapest and beat jakob ingebrigtsen. >> and it all kicks off in that race. >> it all kicks off this friday. paula, thank you so much for joining us. you're a legend and we'll speak to you shortly. thank you very much. that's it from britain's newsroom, we're back tomorrow and thursday for our last day. good afternoon. britain is up next with tom and emily. have a good afternoon. >> well, you won't want to miss this at 12:00. we'll be seeing those new numbers out from the bbc. who is the biggest paid star who makes the top ten? we'll reveal all from midday. >> we will indeed. and also a row

phoebe has said the reason there's a snobbery about trades is that blair thought it was a good idea todmit to that. when i was at school and leaving school, i never went to university. but when i was leaving school, there was this consensus that all the lads and women who went into trades in my yeah women who went into trades in my year, you kind of you kind of did look down on them. and it wasn't just me, it was it was a general consensus. it was like, okay, you're not bothering to go to college and you're just going to college and you're just going to go and be a sparky or a chippy. but do you know, the irony now is all those people who went in to do trades, they have more money than any of us. yeah. >> and you speak to manufacturing owners and things like that, and they do find it hard to encourage young people to come into their business, even though they're going to earn more money and have less debt because we've had this emphasis on universities for so long, and i think that's going to have to change if we're going to have to change if we're going to see those skills filled up.

by the way, that's phoebe and greta, both high schoolers on the peninsula.lers are a team of about 40 high schoolers, both boys and girls, and they most are from that peninsula area. >> very cool. >> well, sports focus returns on sunday morning with an all new episode. this month we're taking you to the beach for a special summer edition from stinson beach in marin county. we're featuring a story on a surf camp for kids in the north bay, and you'll hear from the campers about what they think of the sport that's unique to living on the coast. and we'll introduce you to the man behind the mission to teach these surfers about more than just riding the waves. >> i started this camp about 16 years ago, just because i wanted to help kids get in the water and, you know, see how easy and fun surfing was and how good it made him feel. >> you'll hear from the girls state diving champion from clayton valley high school. also meet an oakland native, long jumper who is getting ready to head to paris for the olympic games. sports focus airs sunday at 930 on ktvu. just in