rich rory has found what he thinks is an irresistible business opportunity in london and rents a hugehat's entirely impractical, just one sign of his impulsive nature and unrealistic ambition. there's a flavour of the mosquito coast as he drags his family into his schemes, but this also feels like a very personal work from writer—director sean durkin. who gave us the brilliant martha marcy may marlene in 2011. carrie puts in a riveting performance as rory�*s equestrian wife, alison, a strident sardonic women going through a range of emotions over the course of this film. i remember really enjoying her performance as ben affleck�*s sister, margo, in gone girl, and as a cult leader in tv�*s the sinner. jude law, meanwhile, delivers a suitably manic performance, but he's particularly good when we're let in on rory�*s more private moments. what with this and tv�*s the third day, law seems to be on a roll, and he isjoined by a strong supporting cast, including adeel akhtar, anne reid, and michael culkin, who incidentally also had a role in the original candyman film. exploring themes inclu

yes, because just before the close of play england lost rory burns lbw for a9, of play england lost rory play england lost rory burns lbw for a9, meaning they closed a couple of minutes ago on 119—3. i make that 2a5 runs behind. like all good test matches, fortunes just swinging between the teams. we saw hameed go as well. the 1ath duck for a top three england batsman in tests this year, those questions about the top order batting line up don't go away, do theyjoe? film. don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely. _ don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely, that _ don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely, that is _ don't go away, do they joe? 0h, absolutely, that is a _ don't go away, do theyjoe? oi, absolutely, that is a lovely don't go away, do theyjoe? oi absolutely, that is a lovely stat. shall i feed that back into the dressing room. iasked shall i feed that back into the dressing room. i asked jonny bairstow about this, he said if you look at our average scores they are not too far below the average score that you would get in english conditions when batting tends to be difficul

john saw there were a ton, rory, i mean there are so many, there's a lots of impacts. so let me start at the end there. basically, president biden asking a series of rhetorical questions. really adding this press briefing or this press conference, say, you know, asking if america shouldn't even been in afghanistan to begin with. and then when asked the question, if he bears any responsibility, he said, yes, he bears all responsibility for what's happened as of late. but then also made the point that it was president for a former president, trump who made the initial deal with the taliban. that if the united states pulled our troops out by may of this year, the taliban would not attack us forces. well that final deadline, that red line is, is next week is august 31st, and president biden said that america will remain on target, will fulfill that mission of pulling any and all americans out of the country when asked if additional forces in light of today's attack, were necessary, he said, if the military need additional forces he would granted, but that military commande

yes, hello rory, just shy of 3. am here a couple things have quite and now on the ground at least may do a, the asian is i have actually as it was 5 minutes parts without jet overhead, least the shooting has stopped. we haven't heard any shooting or at the explosions last several hours. in fact, the explosions, the previously rocked the city, the 2 initial terrorist blush to be at the airport and then up to 5 up to 5 exclusions of varying and rattle the city. the city itself, some of them have been explained by the taliban, no less as designations control, designations carried out by us troops at the airport couple. they were destroying and they'd be their own assets, the things they couldn't divide. you h things that they didn't want to leave behind to fool the taliban pads, but of course everyone thinking about the terrorist attacks today. joe biden has come out and said what he thinks about the subject. who are saying that the united states will forgive, will forget it, will find the people responsible and we'll

it's rory from archive. i think i've found something you want to take a look at. is that gum?w gum in the reading rooms. i swallowed it. great. now to a romance set both in the 19605 and the present — the last letter from your lover. felicityjones stars as ellie, a journalist who finds old love letters in the archives of the newspaper where she works. aided by mild—mannered archivist, rory, played by nabhaan rizwan, she investigates a romance from the past. as they discover more clues, flashbacks reveal the star—crossed letter writers. a married amnesic socialite called jennifer, who is played by shailene woodley, and callum turner's charming journalist, anthony. at least, i think he's meant to be charming. there's very little chemistry or credibility in the �*605 scenes, despite decent costumes, props and production design. a muttering woodley seems uncomfortable with the dialogue, perhaps with good reason. the banter between the pair feels artificial and the attraction too sudden. this is the kind of film where you only know the characters love each other because they say so

all right, we've been down the star before rory. the dead feeling has to be re often because the us economy in conjunction with most of the west is one enormous ponzi scheme that need fresh money to keep that ponzi scheme going. if he's in the context, you understand that 0 percent interest rate and global debt to g d p is over 300 percent and the ability to pay back any of these loans is virtually darrow. you can understand why. now the debt in the u. s. is going to start to become hyperbolic, and this is having an interesting corollary. and that is causing a real inflation because it's all that money printing attempting to tamp down the debt is causing people at the shops and at the gas station. and notice that the price of living is going up precipitously. and this is causing a real, causing a real damage in america right now, roaring back. so what is the point of having a debt ceiling if it could just be hyped whenever needed? i think that's an excellent point, rory, i think they're going to get to the point where they're going

so the question rory remains. how is it carried out? was it suicide? blasted? the bombers poses civilians among the hundreds, thousands of people as moran was talking about, desperately trying to get through the airports gate. did a bomber possible use the sewage drainage dish to that runs along the side of the road, leading up and through the abbey gate entrance to the airport. and it's sounding like, based on basically the really graphic video that we're starting to see that possibly, that, that drainage ditch that people are going through and trying to get to marines. that were, that were outside the gate entrance, showing their papers that possibly a bomber used that ditch to detonate explosives. but again, we continue to wait for more details from both the pentagon and the white house, where press briefings are expected to be held at any moment. now, after being delayed several hours, i said earlier, rory, it's certainly possible that president biding, considering the latest news about us casualties will likely speak about the ongoing situation in cobble,

he was eliminated at the first extra hole, with rory mcilroy following soon after.slovakia's rory sabbatini silver. simone biles has withdrawn from tomorrow's floor final but is yet to make a decision on whether she will compete in the beam final on tuesday. the four—time olympic champion had already withdrawn from the team final, individual all—around final plus the vault and uneven bars finals to focus on her mental health. so this is how the medal table looks at the end of day nine. gb has ten gold, and there are a few guaranteed medals to come. then whitaker will win at least a silver. gb's gb�*s sailing team has guaranteed two more medals. britain's lewis hamilton is back at the top of the formula one driver standings heading into the sport's summer break. he had to fight hard to get any points after a chaotic hungarian grand prix which saw esteban ocon claim a totally out—of—the—blue first f1 victory.... asjoe wilson reports. out—of—the—blue first f1 victory, asjoe wilson reports. formula 1 simmered in the hungarian rain. what could possibly happen next. hold

there was one notable six from rory burns, lots of four too, so they kept the scoreboard ticking overtop order in recent times. it is really early days but certain terms of that early partnership, an ongoing issue for england for severe we suggest they are —— dare we suggest they are a step closer to solving it. the -- dare we suggest they are a step closer to solving it.— closer to solving it. the first day ofthe closer to solving it. the first day of the third _ closer to solving it. the first day of the third test _ closer to solving it. the first day of the third test at _ of the third test at headingley. many things indeed. the transfer window shuts in six days, but one of the sagas of the summer has been put to bed. harry kane says he's staying at spurs. even before the euros, he dropped some heavy hints that he wanted to join manchester city, city wanted him. then, when he seemingly turned up late for preseason training and was left out of the squad for the opening match against city — that spurs won — that looked to be it, a move would surely materialise. but after a cameo off

rich rory has found what he thinks is an irresistible business opportunity in london and rents a hugee a very personal work from writer—director sean durkin, who gave us the brilliant martha marcy may marlene in 2011. carrie coon puts in a riveting performance as rory�*s equestrian wife, alison, a strident sardonic woman going through a range of emotions over the course of this film. i remember really enjoying her performance as ben affleck�*s sister, margo, in gone girl, and as a cult leader in tv�*s the sinner. jude law, meanwhile, delivers a suitably manic performance, but he's particularly good when we're let in on rory�*s more private moments. what with this and tv�*s the third day, law seems to be on a roll, and he isjoined by a strong supporting cast, including adeel akhtar, anne reid, and michael culkin, who incidentally also had a role in the original candyman film. exploring themes including masculinity, gender and family, the nest is a rewarding watch that's made all the more intense by durkin's use of horror stylings. what is happening? you're all strangers to me right now

i want to speak now to rory stewart. he ran across afghanistan from harat all the way to kabul.er of the british parliament. it's good to have you on. few people have as much on the ground, face to face experience with afghanistan as you have. you saw the criticism there. he said that the u.s. abandoned afghanistan. do you agree? >> yes, and it's been humiliating for the u.k. we wake up to the situation and it's embarrassing. essentially britain believes very strongly, our defense secretary said he thinks it's the wrong decision. he tried at the last moment to get a coalition with the turks and others, failed to do so. but the u.s. has created over many decades a situation where the u.s. leads in and the u.s. leads out, and it hasn't really developed the idea that britain and its allies have an independent structure. these structures are very independent on american command control, american airpath. i think one of the things that will come out of this is we'll now have to develop a fully independent capability and disengage ourselves in the framework. >> that is a remarkable an

of 68, casey was in a group on 15—under—par — but he was eliminated at the first extra hole, with roryr. the bronze eventually went to ct pan of chinese taipei with the american xander schauffele winning the gold medal, and slovakia's rory sabbatini hitting an olympic record 10—under there are three british boxers through to their finals but there was controversy, as frazer clarke's opponent mourad aliev was disqualified in their super heavyweight bout. the frenchman was warned by the referee for his use of the head, which left clarke with two bad cuts — the briton needed to win the second round to get back into the fight and after further warnings, the contest was called off and clarke declared the winner. aliev was absolutely furious but clarke said he'd had problems against him in the past. away from the games, lewis hamilton will start on pole position for this afternoon's hungarian grand prix, as he chases a record ninth victory in the race. he set the fastest time, on his first, flying lap — in the final part of qualifying, with his main championship rival max verstappen in third

but rory, i want to give you a chance, you know, he went through his speech, he talks about this line that kind of moved back and forth and he didn't realize that hello wake up. it is 2021 in that line. it really kind of scares me where that line was for generations of women to pass, especially in the governor's office. but you know, during the speech called contest to these various situations, different viewpoints. he's claiming innocence that he just didn't realize what he was doing wrong. as a woman who has been in politics, do you feel like he's actually fighting these accusations and what does it say to you when he thinks i didn't realize that it was you know, the line had been moved? well, when he says he didn't realize it, i say shame on him because of somebody whose job is to be a public figure. again, he talk about that line being redrawn during the me to movement over the past couple years. he was very vocal and very outfront, claiming that he was supporting women who came forward while final pennies li, engaging in the actions that were detailed in the attorney general's re

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and that number, as i said earlier, rory remains fluid. it really continues to change. so the death toll could certainly increase of us casualties. along with the, the number of wounded pentagon spokesman john kirby tweeted out a statement earlier, confirming also the death of us service members and what he called today's complex attack at cobble airport. adding that a number of others were being treated for wounds along with many afghans who fell victim to the heinous attack. and then the statement goes on re than our thoughts and prayers go out to the loved ones and teammates of all those killed and injured . and this of course follows the tweet from earlier about news of the explosions as they brought from cobble with kirby confirming the 2 black one at the gate entrance . and this is something that the con general mackenzie was also talking about. what at that entrance to abbey gate entrance to the airport and another at a nearby barren hotel? the question is how it was carried out. they said they're, they're continuing to gather the evidence to investigate exactly

rory burns gone for none. india celebrating. well, that is remarkable service. $100 balls.he spike, out, caught and that changed the indian's captain mood. it is not like everything depends onjoe root, it is just that most things do. there is just that most things do. there is a shot from another batsman remembering how this form of cricket goes — bairstow. a four is a four in any shirt. india thought bairstow was out. they waited for the review and the replay and then england 138-4 at and the replay and then england 138—4 at tea. buttler caught for fought. 183—3 out soon followed. how quickly day one went wrong. there are weeks more to come. time for a look at the weather, here's stav danaos. it doesn't look like the weather will be scotland be kind to the cricket. many places have skies like this. sunny spells and some cloud. we saw some showers across northern england and then they started to develop in northern scotland and into the afternoon in northern ireland and they are continuing to rumble on across north western parts with some torrential down pours. but we have

mcavoy following soon after and the bond bronze eventually went to a player from chinese taipei and roryic medal to take silver. this is all the spot. back this is all the spot. as we've been hearing max whitlock retained his olympic pommel horse title with a fantastic display. he has now won six medals across three olympics. we can speak now to max whitlock�*s team mate, james hall — who was part of the gb team who came fourth in the team event and he also made it into the men's all—round final — where he finished eighth. james this was your first olympics — and you made it through to two finals — congratulations! how has it been? it has been completely — how has it been? it has been completely surreal _ how has it been? it has been completely surreal and - how has it been? it has been completely surreal and even | completely surreal and even finishing eight has been great and with heavy restrictions and with my team and all the support around me and people back hope it has been a complete dream come to and for me the olympics as a symboljust of a lifetime work of work and it has been 1

rory cellan—jones, bbc news.omising response to yesterday's batting collapse. they are 58 runs behind the hosts. our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. a day at the cricket. well, who dresses for comfort? dressed to impress, yes. and for nearly two hours at trent bridge, it was india so obviously superior. well played. every shot a decisive move towards england's meagre first innings total. well, cricket is a sport seeking its next audience with formats and franchises. you can't beat a test match for surprises. from nowhere, rohit sharma found a fielder. straight to sam curran! goodness! england had a wicket. 97-1. and, look, after lunch, suddenly a sky of silver linings. james anderson charging in at 39. cheteshwar pujara departing for four. india's captain lasted precisely one ball. first ball, anderson has him! dismissing virat kohli is one of the biggest deals in cricket. england won't have injured bowler jofra archer this year, so don't whisper "retire" anywhere near anderson. not sure what ajinky

they lost wickets right from the word go, both their opening batters, rory burns and dom sibley, dismissed both opening batsman effort zero in a home test, is the first time that has happened. there are a few unwanted records for england during this test match. but defiance for england, as you would expect, came from captainjoe root, who got to 33 when he was dismissed, virat kohli taking that catch. we did have a decent partnership between jos buttler and did have a decent partnership betweenjos buttler and ollie robinson, lots of aggressive towards ollie robinson in particular, but about 20 minutes ago ollie robinson came the eighth wicket to fall, leaving india about half an hour to take the final two wickets, and if i just look over my shoulder, towards the big screen, and train my ears to what is going on inside lord's, the big screen, and train my ears to what is going on inside lords, i think i'm on to tell you the tenth wicket has been taken, the players are shaking hands, india are so the rating victory in this test match stop what you are spot on, you predicted it. == stop what y

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. >> i spoke with rory stuart, a british mp. his comments were blistering of the u.s. saying the european allies felt let down, they felt shut out of this entire decision in afghanistan. i wonder, are you hearing similar? and how severe that damage is? >> yes, frankly, we are hearing -- rory stuart, perhaps of all british mps knows afghanistan more than anyone else. his insights were then and remain today remarkable as head of the charitable foundation there. the pushback has come because there is a real sense that britain's best interests would have been to stay engaged diplomatically, militarily, and inside afghanistan, and that the rapid draw down has been, you know, has allowed the taliban to walk to power. and this was not something the british had any control over. so the prime minister has taken big pushback on that. >> nic robertson, fissures within the alliance. tlank thanks very much. >>> we are learning burns held a meeting with the de facto leader of the taliban monday. since the militants took over the afghan country, much of the country, natasha bertrand

he was eliminated at the first extra hole, with rory mcilroy following soon after.hampion had already withdrawn from the team final, individual all—around final, plus the vault and uneven bars finals to focus on her mental health. unfortunately, not all good news for gb on day nine. great britain were beaten by india in the men's hockey quarterfinals, which means india are into the last four for the first time since 1980. our olympic correspondent nick hope rounds up the rest of the action for us from tokyo. we'll come to that quarterfinal, but it's a dramatic day of boxing. fraser clark, after over a decade for qualifying, had made it to tokyo 2020, but also secured a medal. he and opponent have history, but it was the frenchman who came out controversially on top of the olympic qualifier earlier this year. it turned into a bloody battle in the first and second round. clark suffered two cuts as a result of head classes. the referee disqualified the french boxer. clark is guaranteed at least bronze. earlier, pat mccormick was given a walk over after his opponent aid

one nervous nudge, just like that, rory burns was gone.d only a few minutes. pressure building. england needed a batsmen to stay around, drop anchor, take root. well, take that. root, the captain, once more taking control. when partner dom sibley was given out lbw, he immediately called for a review. such are their batting troubles right now, even not being out is a cause for celebration. root held his nerve. this took him to 50. his effort, rightly, richly appreciated. england's lead growing, and he wasn't done yet. for others, a little less to cheer. jonny bairstow was making some noise, before he was politely told to keep it down. buttler got started before he got unceremoniously finished. while the others departed,root remained. a quite brilliant innings, when his side needed at the most. a century that brought england right back into the match. he fell for 109. trent bridge, rising in recognition. olly robinson's wicket summoned the end for england. their lead, 208. the captain has given his side a chance. adam wild, bbc news. this is

when i see i'm rory, sushi, signing off my colleague, don quota here with the desk and half an hour's time. with more of your worldwide news me. i the i father contacted many lawyers in both canada and in the united states and no one was prepared to do this. they were very, very brave to go up against the government in this way. that night. parents bought them as heroes. and and so today, david orla coach stanley as a member of parliament didn't really help us that much. the powers that be an honor were more concerned about not rocking the boat with their american colleagues. and they were about advancing a case that was brought by one of their own members of parliament. do a lot of bizarre, physical therapy's going on in psychiatry, the time the knowing had ever use the combination of very powerful drug electro, convulsive therapy, extended sleep, sensory isolation and all the other methods that she was using. there's been never anything like this where i grew up. this is my street. you see that tree there? i remember when i could put my fingers around it. we planted trees so that tr

rory burns, and with him haseeb hameed, a new opening partnership, added 120 runs together and they're paralympics gb are fifth on the medals table after day one of the games with one gold, four silvers and a bronze. three of those medals were in the pool and three in the velodrome — and it was dame sarah storey who got gb�*s first gold. she beat team—mate crystal lane—wright in the final of the c5 3000 metres, individual pursuit. 0ur paralympics reporter rachel latham looks ahead to day two. looking ahead to tomorrow, we will finally see simmons and actions. she goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust goes to the 200 metres individual. it's not just for goes to the 200 metres individual. it's notjust for going for great britain. also grace harvey and macy summers will also be going in the 200 metres individual classification. everyone will think that ellie is good for the gold but she has been chasing ellie's tell for a while now. so we'll have to see who comes out on top moving to the equestrian, so if he was hoping to continue with her gold medal from rio and pick up another

this is rory up on the west coast early. good morning. caller: good morning. would say yes, take them in, but make sure you don't have terrorists among the refugees, and it would be nice if they say they like america, they are pro-american, and also anti-sharia law. a lot of terrorists would have a hard time saying they are anti-sharia. i say this earnestly after seven months of biden, maybe we can start think about impeaching him and harris. he is a complete clux. -- klutz. goodbye. host: baltimore. would you welcome refugees in baltimore? caller: thank you. thank you for your show. i listen every day. i appreciate what you do. absolutely i would welcome afghan refugees into my community, or into my home. i think that it is what weowe to the -- what we owe to the afghani people after the past 20 years, quite honestly. host: stephen alexander, ohio, independent. how would you answer the question? caller: good morning. i appreciate your show. i would absolutely welcome all well-vetted immigrants. if they are afghanistan, that is great, if they are mexican, that

did you pick some, rory, or do you want me to-- >> i'm always needed when i don't-- >> you can pick one to start and i'll look through. >> i haven't read through all of them, but there's one here about gradually integrating my labels, while including others, however, it feels i'm becoming more of a target at work. it doesn't help that my psychiatrist believes in increasing drugs as a, quote, fix. how do you avoid becoming a target? that's an interesting question. >> that's very interesting, and i don't have all the information exactly what it means to be a target. i don't know if they're talking about workplace bullying or someone using a neurodivergent person as a scapegoat, which is horrible. so, yeah, i mean if you're able to try different psychiatrists and that's made the difference, right. and again, unfortunately, since a lot of this information is so new and it's not so integrated it can be helpful to kind of do your own research and i mean, a lot of even like medical papers are available on-line and i know people who literally have to do that and it can actually also be helpful

rory burns gone for none, india celebrating the great traditions resumed. touch on zak crawley�*s back — the spike, out, caught, and observe how that changed the indian captain's mood. so, england's captain was batting. it's not like everything depends onjoe root, just that most things do. well, there's a shot from another batsman, just remembering how this form of cricket goes. johnny bairstow recalled to the team, and a four is still a four in any shirt, any generation. india thought bairstow was out lbw here, on field umpire said no but wait for the review, replay and then the virat kohli. england 138— four at t. then lawrence courts, gun butler court, gone for naught. how quickly day one went wrong. bring out anderson and broad, try to rescue another collapsing because. 21 without loss india in the close in reply. four more days if required. do not you actually make you lose your appetite yet. the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held in england in the autumn, is set to be postponed until next year. climax during his site home in style, movin

xander schauffele he hit two key putts in the final two holes and held off rory sabatini to get the goldal. >> look at these big fellows. offense of lineman everyone over 300 pounds including of a 69 as they put on the pants tomorrow -- pads tomorrow. listen how we put on 25 pounds. >> my dad, i don't know if anybody has ever heard of pork roll from the jersey shore and every morning on the weekends we would have a few pork rolls waiting for me and there was a hangover from the night before or just waking up before we go to church so those are my favorites and not having to worry about just eating them all is definitely a good thing. >> gaining, who doesn't love a good pork roll? >> yes, right. >> especially if you want to gain 25 pounds. >> thank you. we will be right back. >>> saturn will be shining bright in the night >>> happening tonight, if you look at the sky, you have a good chance of seeing saturn. >> you are certain to see it unless there is clouds. the planet will be in opposition located between saturn and the sun. and the best view starts at about 11:00 pacific time and you

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our economy is rory back. well, this is what joe barton was saying a bit more than a month ago. now the situation is completely different and it could turn into a complete flow for the government trying to stay positive these, they don't, they need to, vaccines in the mix. how many others holding up? i'm going to give you 2 other names. and in that case, the situation is much more promising that is johnson and johnson and rushes sport make me now for the 1st one i mentioned, the efficacy against the delta variance is at 95 percent, which is impressive when it comes to rushes. sputnik fee, the efficacy drops, just like in the case of but there are no. and pfizer, but it only dropped to 83 percent, which is still an impressive result compared to 42 percent of pfizer. so perhaps this is the reason why the developer of sputnik me suggested and proposed cooperation with pfizer. suggesting starting trials with sputnik as a booster jap. let's see what kind of response they're going to get. because we do remember that despite being allowed in dozens of countries, sputnik b as not yet be

looming, i just want to know very specifically right now what your feeling is about, for example, rorya former conservative mp, indeed a former government minister, who says that right now britain does have to accept a clear moral duty to accept many, many afghans into the united kingdom and offer them political asylum. he says there are literally millions of people who the uk, us and other nato forces must acknowledge they have a responsibility for. do you agree? absolutely. sorry, i was just painting the picture as to why there is such real danger that afghans face and we are the cause of that, and we're already seeing nations such as canada and germany open their doors. there needs to be a coordinated approach to this. all those countries... why haven't we? as canada says, immediately, "we'll take 20,000." germany says, immediately, "we'll take 10,000." there's been no such declaration from the uk. why? because they're struggling with the bandwidth right now to deal with this in whitehall, if i'm frank. what we're seeing is that they are dealing with the immediate operational requir

less geopolitical than the 1st space race, last century, international rivalries do still feature rory talents out as era campbell talk more about this now with se pearson space journalist. she joins us via skype now from bristol, in the u. k. thanks for being with us. so let me ask you, 1st of all, what was the motivation for all this beyond just kind of national pride and, and bragging. right? so there are, there are other tangible, long term benefits to this. absolutely. space is a 1000000000 trillion dollar industry. that's so much money that change of time when it comes to space. it's part of the you case. this is a part of the case effort to, to get a bigger piece of that pi basically and get more space than the industry into the u . k. view case that, that it wanted to have 10 percent of, of global space industry by 2030. and so by offering launches currently the u. k is very good at building satellites, but actually if you could launch them into space that would really help improve space industry within the u. k. so that definitely they're starting much financial motive behind

i was the world waited, rory, sushi, discuss those developments with a panel of guest mental health issue of simone biles. so she withdrew. i mean, this must be a very, very difficult decision for gigi think perhaps she's set an example by doing this is a topic has had such as the years and only recent need to accept people have mental health and i think they limited to the path example why not express? i really feel that 8 especially they they they, they really try the years and years and they carry their country. shoulders is okay to be like, okay, i have mental health, i'm not gonna be all the fact that she has withdrawn has both further attention to her. i mean, if she's sort of quietly underperformed and perhaps explained to the media that, you know, this is just one of those events, yukon, b, i took people all the time and then quietly slipped away fine. but she really has made an announcement him put mental health health back on the map again. so the importance of mental health issue obviously shouldn't be underestimated. but perhaps putting that on to lympics as well as perhaps to

and unlike the 7 when open is rory burns and dome sibley both when early without scoring any runs and they've lost 3 more currently 84 for 5 with 27 overs left. india need 5 more to win the match, but took care paralympics will be largely held behind closed tools because the current of virus pandemic organizes confirm that in general spectators will be bod, just like the lympics earlier this month. but some school children participating in a government backed education program will be allowed in the paralympics open on august the 24 for the new around 4 and a half 1000 athletes. but they come as new infections remain high in the japanese capital. meanwhile, organized, have given a behind the scenes look at a repair center at the athlete village, specifically geared towards parent pin. on $100.00 staff will be on hands to repair prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs and other equipment. when competition gets underway next week for the 2nd week in a row, one of golf pga tour events has been decided in a playoff. this time, 6 players share the lead up to the final round of the wind them champion

i'm rory, sushi, welcome to your news. anti vaccination protesters in london have tried to storm the offices of the bbc. police could stand in their way, pushing back the crowd. the demonstrators are furious about government plans to start injecting teenagers. something it says is necessary in the face of this new delta strain. that shadow edwards dashed reports from the streets of london. well, i'm back seen, protest is all on a mission to david taking the streets of london going from one media outlets to another today, right to the b. b. c. television. they were met with about police officers and even offices were trying to push out of the entrance south days protest really started elliott say the name i pause. i hadn't got this mission in their mind at that point, but they decided at that point to take to the babysitter to try and see why the baby so what they're all doing is clue they've 19 really opposed also what the the, the see and all the mainstream media outlets are proposing as well. they all get many, we call that as well. they would say it's the main to media really a hu

as my colleague, rory su, shay reports, me go to sales, why if it says communication with his lawyer was cut off shortly after he wrote an article that was published on t's website in the piece describes cases of mistreatment at the prison he's being held in the authorities that don't deny this, they say it was due to changes in the covert policy. the goddess felt wife isn't satisfied without explanation. they read all of his mail. so they had a heads up on what was coming. they shouldn't, it's legal privilege mail, but i guess i guess they were aware he has multiple attorneys who are trying to get in touch with him for meetings about strategic matters. he answered an appeal and other ledger and other stuff in court and they just can't reach him. they're telling him that they, catherine fear voltage that bureaus prison lawyer is telling them that she can only let him speak to them if they have upcoming court deadlines. where she's not applying that requirement to any of the other inmates. got of else case made headlines of the world over thanks to what he described as his quest to sa

our economy is rory back. this is what joe biden said a bit more than a week ago. now the situation is completely different and it could turn potentially into a massive blow for the vitamin ministration. back to the back scenes that are, these are the only 2 that are in the mix. are they how do the other vaccine fair against delta? well, i can tell you that in the case of johnson and johnson and splitting the, the russian vaccine, the numbers are looking much better. and i can tell you, but the scientific background for. ready these 2 jobs is actually very similar, and the numbers are very good for johnson johnson. it showed 95 percent efficacy against new delta variance. now the efficacy for sputnik v, according to the washing health ministry have dropped again when it comes to the delta variance to 83 percent. but still as we understand that is significantly higher than the statistics that we were getting from minnesota form. and they're now and for pfizer, for sure. now, because of this, probably the developers of the russian vaccine, they've already proposed co