robbie burns visit to the hotel in 1782, and he wrote a poem on the wall. e. this is the original? wow. he had a few whiskeys iam presuming original? wow. he had a few whiskeys i am presuming a mr ryan chair, inspiration struck, and he wrote on the wall. that's quite remarkable. i can't imagine there are many hotels around that can boast their own handwritten robbie burns poem. the first example of graffiti in this area. up next, it is mike with trending travel. it is now time for trending travel, a regular pick of the top photos, videos and stories all happening online this week. the chance for you to legally climb uluru is officially and quickly coming to an end. 0ctober uluru is officially and quickly coming to an end. october 26 this year is the day that has been chosen to ban people from climbing the world heritage listed site. it is also one of the planet's most recognisable natural landmarks and a sacred site for the local people. but just sacred site for the local people. butjust remember, sacred site for the local people. but just remember, you sacr

i can't imagine there are many hotels around that can boast their own handwritten robbie burns poem.n this area. up next, it's mike with trending travel. it's now time for trending travel, our regular pick of the top photos, videos and stories all happening online this week. the chance for you to legally climb uluru is officially and quickly coming to an end. october 26 this year is the date that has been chosen to ban people from climbing the world heritage listed site, which is also one of the planet's most recognisable natural landmarks and a sacred site for the local people. butjust remember, you will no longer be able to climb it after the 26 october. is this a brand—new way to travel to the uk? french adventurer franky zapata has made the first ever successful english channel crossing between the uk and france on his jet powered flyboard. on his previous attempt the frenchman fell into the sea but this time he flew his own invention that he created three years ago across the 35 kilometres stretch of water in just 22 minutes, reaching speeds of up to 170km/h. that's a lot faster

and adjust and it isn‘t working and in the old day we had an alastair cook style butter, maybe robbie burnsl we get the order right, jason roy for example is a fabulous player but a number one it looks very much exposed so it is i think focus is needed, but is the issue, focus is needed, but is the issue, focus is needed to develop the mindset, more time is to be applied to get the batsman switched on. a lot of work for england to do. it is not over but it does not look good, does it, emily? —— ebony. not quite a cricket score for england‘s hockey team, but a huge defeat, losing 8—0 to the netherlands in the semifinals of the eurohockey championships. goalkeeper maddie hinch calling it the lowest point of her career. they were blown away by world champions the netherlands. the result means great britain miss out on automatic qualification for the tokyo 2020 olympics. they are the holders, remember. they‘ll play a two—legged qualifier at home in november. win that, and they‘ll qualify for tokyo. and the dutch will take on germany after they beat spain, thanks to a short corner in the very la

robbie future. if he lets himself go -- how horrifying is that? maybe drink a little less, you know? [laughter] >> you want to look like this? >> an amazing product. jimmy, the burningstion on everyone's mind, there are roughly 7-8 supporters of kirsten gillibrand in the country. where do they go? >> this is a quick chance for beto to double his support up to 14. [laughter] you know how hard al franken is laughing right now? because he hates her. let's not forget what a garbage person she's been in the last year, reversing just about every person. i'm glad it's over. i am -- i think it's also refreshing that joe biden is in first place, because for once he knows where he is, which is delightful. last week he called manchester vermont, vice versa. to the point of the intro, i said this in 2016, and it should be said repeatedly, i don't believe polls are there to report opinion, i believe they're there to shape opinion. and a poll like that that had a margin of error of 12% -- >> i think it was 6%. it's a huge margin of error, but this is why, alexandra, people who are professionals in the polling realm always tell you don't get too excited about one data point. >> de