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

rory mcilory has a lot of— mistakes on the card.ory has a lot of work _ mistakes on the card. rory mcilory has a lot of work to _ mistakes on the card. rory mcilory has a lot of work to do _ mistakes on the card. rory mcilory has a lot of work to do if _ mistakes on the card. rory mcilory has a lot of work to do if to - mistakes on the card. rory mcilory has a lot of work to do if to have i has a lot of work to do if to have any chance of winning that elusive masters title. not least because others here have been setting a scintillating pace. sharing the lead are victor have learned, john rama most intriguingly, brooks colette carr, one of the rebels from the live golf tour bats with a point to prove. tiger woods has his work cut out, if you glimpses of the old magic but he's already nine behind the leaders. justin rose was the pick of the british challengers, if you perfect putts and he's just a few off the pace. staying with the masters and we can hear from one of the joint leaders, brooks koepka. got hear from one of the “oint le

well, this is only rory mcilroy�*s practice round, but you can see the crowds following him.y hasn't won a major since he won two of them, including the open, back in 2014. to try and change that, he's been practising here with tiger woods, a man who, two years after his career—threatening car crash, admits this masters might be his last. it's been a tough road. i don't know how many more i have in me. so, just to be able to appreciate the time that i have here and cherish the memories. the toughest opponent here could be the weather. heavy rain is forecast. in golf right now, the storm clouds, it seems, are never far away. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. there are plenty of thoughts and opinions but trishjohnson says rory is the man to beat. i think the words of tiger woods yesterday was interesting, will he win this? he will eventually and that is going to win it eventually. try not to put too much pressure on. his first—round average here is appalling, in all honesty, for someone of that calibre, so all these fans are looking forward to it. interesting yesterday, i know a c

there were bigger cheers for rory than tiger. that's how much these people want him to win.her forecast is not great. you have to say there's a lot of rain forecast thunderstorms. yeah. whose hands do you think that will play into? who could that favour? oh, i think it favour the longer hitters. no question. if a lot of rain comes down on thursday, then, you know, the longer this goes on, the tougher. i mean, this is not a short golf course. they've actually made it longer as well. they've made 13 longer. so it's going to favour the longer hitters, no question about that, which of course, mcilroy is one of those. but it's a mindset that, that's all about mindset really more about than the games of the players who who wants of the players who wants to go out there and battle. and really because it's going to be and it's also a physical battle this week. so i think, you know, it's going to favour someone who actually says, ok, i'm literally i'm going to do whatever i need to do this week to get thejob done. and i must admit, scottie scheffler, you know, that's someone that has

in terms of rory mcelroy, there were _ today. in terms of rory mcelroy, there were so _ today.y mcelroy, there were so many _ today. in terms of rory mcelroy, there were so many high - today. in terms of rory mcelroy, there were so many high hopes i today. in terms of rory mcelroy, l there were so many high hopes for him going into the masters to complete a career grand slam, but not to be missing the cut, a really disappointing performance from him. that's right, probably one of the most disappointing tournaments of rory mcelroy�*s entire career, say, he went into this masters with so much optimism, so much confidence. he was playing well, he was the world number two and there was a feeling that this could be the year when he could finally break his masters and complete the career grand slam, but they had a frustrating first round and a pretty horrible second round yesterday. five over par he finished on. it was a mistake after mistake and it never looked likely to be enough to make even the halfway cut. sure enough, the completed second round here early around confirmed that

rory mcavoy, winning a couple of majors, similar conditions.? we are in a really interesting. at the moment. he is the world number one, the man to beat. rory michael roy onlyjust behind. there is a big three in men's golf. but you know what it's like the masters. the champion could come from anywhere, a bit like the grand national. —— rory mcilroy. there are three lead contenders. mcilroy. there are three lead contenders-_ contenders. thank you for “oininu contenders. thank you for joining us- _ contenders. thank you for joining us. should - contenders. thank you for joining us. should be - contenders. thank you for joining us. should be an l joining us. should be an intriguing masters when the action gets under way on thursday. so mcilroy amongst the favourites according to iain carter — but what about the man himself? is this the year mcilroy finally completes the career grand slam? i have one for championships. i've been knocking on the door for the fifth one for a while stop i feel like i'm as good if not better player than i was the last

that's right, rory mcelroy tees off in the next _ it?mcelroy tees off in the next few _ it? that's right, rory mcelroy tees off in the next few minutes. - it? that's right, rory mcelroy tees off in the next few minutes. he's i it? that's right, rory mcelroy tees| off in the next few minutes. he's in the penultimate group of the day. there has been a lot of scrutiny on rory and the build—up to theirs. the masters is the one major title that he has not won. please come close in the past. he finished second last year, thanks to that famous bunker shot on the 18th hole of the final round. he's been in great form in the build—up to the masters, his second in world rankings. a lot of people feel this just might be his year here at the masters. he is not won a major title remarkably since 2014, some nine years, we've seems extraordinary for a player of his character rory calibre. certainly will have high hopes that finally this might be his year here at our gusto. this might be his year here at our austo. , ~ , ., gusto. indies west, live in ou

her owner rory catherinejones will be talking to us about that. —— rory cellan—jones.od. that adrenalin buzz there, that moment, it gives you goose bumps. leicester have turned to former aston villa manager dean smith to save their season. with just eight games remaining, smith, who left norwich earlier this season was confirmed late last night as leicester's new manager, replacing the sacked brendan rodgers. the former premier league champions are second from bottom. manchester city face bayern munich in the first leg of their champions league quarterfinal tie tonight. it really would be all smiles if they can win the trophy that's so far evaded them. they came close two years ago, when they were beaten by chelsea in the final, who were then managed by the current bayern boss, thomas tuchel. how much do you want to win this competition? a lot. we are happy to be here. happy to be here. only i can say so. it's not for granted. you have to deserve it. you have to play good two games. in this competition, it's not about the form you are in the premier league or fa cup. t

behind him, though, rory mcilroy�*s problems continued.arly errors and his hopes seemed to be fading. 0h, he hated it from minute he hit it. 0thers, though, were having a better time of it, including australia's jason day, showing his pinpoint precision. he's made that one look easy. the british challenge has so far been led byjustin rose, although he'll have to convert a solid start into something more spectacular, especially with koepka in such form, as he continued to set the pace. for mcilroy, on the other hand, those putts are just refusing to drop, and that masters title is looking as elusive as ever. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. the latest i can tell you is that brooks koepka still leads the way. he is some five shots clear of the rest of the field. he is one of the players who joined the controversial liv golf tour, so a win here would be interesting. rory michael roy is having a terrible time of it, now some 17 shots behind brooks koepka. he came into this masters with such high hopes of winning the title, but frankly he is goin

all eyes on rory mcilroy, back for another shot at masters glory.every other major title including the open back in 2014. the masters has always eluded him, but after practising with tiger woods, last year's runner—up, he is hoping to be this year's too. it year's runner-up, he is hoping to be this year's ton-— this year's too. it would be a dream come true. — this year's too. it would be a dream come true. a _ this year's too. it would be a dream come true, a lifelong _ this year's too. it would be a dream come true, a lifelong achievement, | come true, a lifelong achievement, something that i have been striving for the 25 years since i knew i was going to be a professional golfer. but if it were to happen this week or another year down the line, it would certainly be worth the wait. rory mcilroy�*s popularity here is clear to see, even many american fans are tipping him to win. how do you think he's going through this year? you think he's going through this ear? ,, ~ ., . ~' you think he's going through this ear? ,, a, . ~ .,, ., ., ., you think h

rory mcilroy onlyjust behind. there's a big three in men's golf right now.re. it's a bit like the grand national in that respect. but i do think there are three lead contenders. mcilroy is in there. scheffler, the man to beat rahm, the other one to consider. well, ian carter, many thanks indeed forjoining us. so there we have it should be an intriguing masters when the action gets under way on thursday. so mcilroy amongst the favourites according to iain carter — but what about the man himself? is this the year mcilroy finally completes the career grand slam? it's a major championship. i've won four of them. i've been knocking on the door for that fifth one for a while. so i feel like i'm as good of, if not better, a player as i was the last time i won a major championship. so i'm feeling pretty good about it. former england rugby star luther burrell says he's "proud" after a rugby football union investigation found his claims of racism in the sport were true. he chose not to name any of the players involved saying he wasn't looking for retribution. his club

at the masters, a rain delayed second round concludes, as rory mcilroy misses the cut.land's on fire — as city keep the pressure on arsenal at the top of the table. and getting the party started early — as celtic go 12 points clear, following victory in the old firm derby. also coming up on sportsday... salford red devils get the edge on leigh leopard — in a thrill for super league's rivals round. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. all the talking points from the premier league to come — but first to the masters, which has been heavily affected by the weather. we saw trees fall on the course at augusta yesterday, as concerns over storms delayed the second round. on day three, the rain is still falling but it's no longer an issue for rory mcilroy — whose masters is over. brooks koepka leads the way on round three, on 13 under, jon rahm not far behind. earlier i spoke to our sports correspondent andy swiss and asked him how the weather had affected play... the weather certainly has been causing a few problems of the last 24 causing a few problems of the last 2a h

rory mcilroy needs to up his game at the masters to stay in touch with the early leaders. and putting their friendship to the test... the british judoka now vying for one place at the paralympics. hello and welcome along. hello there, it's a really busy afternoon of football this good friday, could be a memorable day in the championship for burnley, but let's start with an international game that's underway, scotlands women are in london for a friendly against australia. they kicked off in the last 15 minutes. this match is being played at afc wimbledon�*s cherry reds records stadium. you can follow this on the bbc website. the matildas are missing key players. very early stages, a lovely sunny day in south london. it is goalless. we will keep an eye on that one and tell you if there has been a goal in the next few minutes. australia's next match is on tuesday night against england at brentford. the lionesses are now 30 games unbeaten under their coach sarina wiegman, but they were pushed really close by brazil at a sold—out wembley stadium. ella toone gave england the lea

i'd like to see rory pull one out. so i think it's rory's time. i would like to see rory win, too.er forecast isn't great with rain and thunderstorms expected, but drama is guaranteed. there are some intriguing subplots. 18 players from the breakaway liv golf league, including brooks koepka and sergio garcia, are taking part, which could create a little tension. but what every player will be hoping for is a bit of this. in yesterday's traditional eve of the masters par three contest, ireland's seamus power hit a hole in one, and then on the very next hole he only went and did it again. what are the chances? how the others would now love some of that masters magic. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. luck of the irish, what a wonderful shot! . luck of the irish, what a wonderful shot! , ., ., ., shot! there is quite a lot of superstition _ shot! there is quite a lot of superstition and _ shot! there is quite a lot of superstition and that i shot! there is quite a lot of superstition and that par. shot! there is quite a lot of i superstition and that par three competition, players never r

rory mcelroy is 5—over par and in deep trouble. the him.and in deep trouble.— in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we _ in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we are _ in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we are so _ in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we are so used _ in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we are so used to - in deep trouble. the man in front is someone we are so used to seeing | someone we are so used to seeing at the business and of the masters, brooks koepka. the business and of the masters, brooks koepka-— the business and of the masters, brooks koepka. how easy? brooks koeka for brooks koepka. how easy? brooks koepka for a _ brooks koepka. how easy? brooks koepka for a two-year _ brooks koepka. how easy? brooks koepka for a two-year period - brooks koepka. how easy? brooks - koepka for a two-year period between koepka for a two—year period between 2017 two 2019 was the best golfer on the planet, he wondered a lot of typos during that period. he has had a dip in form since that and

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

and at the masters in augusta, rory mcilroy tees off in the hope that this will finally be his year. coming up on the bbc news channel: england play for a trophy at wembley for the first time since winning the euros. and just like last summer — ella toone�*s on the scoresheet. their experiences and from the commissioner in charge. good evening. the depth of alarm about the state of the metropolitan police — the biggest force in the uk — has been highlighted by the measures now being taken by the commissioner, sir mark rowley. he's moved dozens of officers from their work tackling organised crime and terrorism to focus instead on identifying colleagues who are unfit to be in the force. hundreds of staff previously accused of sex crimes or domestic abuse are to be urgently reassessed, and more than 600 others are to have their backgrounds re—examined. the action is being taken following a recent review which listed a series of scandals that had "damaged the met�*s reputation and cast doubt upon its culture and standards", as our correspondent helena wilkinson reports. liz, who has waiv

rory, thank you very much.parent company alphabet have fallen sharply following reports that samsung is considering switching its default search engine. alphabet�*s market valuation fell by $50 billion fell by $50 billion late on monday. 0ur asia business reporterjoao da silva has the details, on that market drop. google shares dropped about 2.6% overnight on that new york times story and that report really underscores the disruptive impact that this race to integrate artificial intelligence could have on well—established businesses like google. i mean, billions of dollars are on the line here for the tech giant. samsung is, of course, one of the leading manufacturers of mobile phones and if these reports are confirmed and samsung is switching from google to the microsoft—owned bing as the default search engine on its phones, then that would have a huge impact on google's margins. it is notjust about google's contract with samsung, which according to the report is worth about $3 billion, but it is about eyeball

with rory.from _ rory. thank you very much, mark. the latest from the— 3:33 thank you very much, mark. the latest from the gb 303 thank you very much, mark. the latest from the gb newsroom, the the latest from the gb newsroom, rrre royal— the latest from the gb newsroom, the royal college— the latest from the gb newsroom, the royal college of— the latest from the gb newsroom, the royal college of nursing is set the royal college of nursing is eer re— the royal college of nursing is set to announce— the royal college of nursing is set to announce the results of a renor— set to announce the results of a terror err— set to announce the results of a terror or re— set to announce the results of a ballot on the government's rereer— ballot on the government's rereer pey— ballot on the government's latest pay offer. _ ballot on the government's latest pay offer. nurses and emer— latest pay offer. nurses and other health— latest pay offer. nurses and other health workers have been voting— other health wo

rory mcilroy�*s never won it, but says this year he's got "all the ingredients to make the pie".ays he's ready to complete a career grand slam — this is the only major title that's eluded him. he's putting past experiences behind him and says he's staying clear of outside noise as he gears up to tee off at augusta. not every experience is going to be a good experience and that will lead to a pretty boring life. you have to learn from those challenges as learnt from some of that scar tissue that has built up, but i felt last yeari that has built up, but i felt last year i made each other some of that. —— may be shed some of that. mcilroy has the backing of arguably the greatest golfer of all time, tiger woods, who says it'sjust a matter of time before the northern irishman is victorious at augusta. woods has won the masters five times. he looked to be enjoying his practice round. he suffered serious injuries in a car accident in 2021 and says he can't be ruled out, even though he's obviously not moving as well as he once did. yes, the ability is not where i would like it, but as i

he arrived with so much hope but for rory mcilory, it was a largely frustrating first round. just

. >> we are big rory fans out in south florida. i would love to see rory win.s there with him. that would be virginia special for him to repeat on his tenth anniversary. but the favorite for most of us rory is such a wonderful human being also. amazing young man. >> how have you made golf a way of life and how have you applied it to every aspect of your life, sam? >> we all know i wouldn't be connected with both of you, bret and jim, if it were not for golf. it's a great connector. from that you learn and you value and you build these relationships. golf you can play alone and you can play together. so togetherness is a wonderful place to be. and golf brings that to our friendships, et cetera. >> bret: yeah. sam, jim, really appreciate the time. and i can't wait to watch the masters. i know you guys are going to be down there. i'm jealous, but i will see you down on the course some place very soon. >> we're going to miss you here, bret. thanks for having us. >> thank you, bret. thank you, jim. >> bret: ccan you see extended conversation about that on bret baier

rory smith. thank you, andrew. the— rory smith. thank you, andrew. the that— rory smith. back from the having seen the eiffel tower, having seen the eiffel tower, having seen the sights. and then suddenly this police on and this police vans on fire and petrol like, petrol tank exposed like, welcome you welcome to france, guys. you know, it's just proper, it's proper. gallic protest good look and sticking his and but he's sticking to his guns mean he's guns is macron well i mean he's not re—election is he. not up for re—election is he. so can basically he's just so he can basically he's just threaeh— so he can basically he's just threaoh tyre— so he can basically he's just through two term president. heat— through two term president. heat-he— through two term president. yeah-he art- through two term president. yeah - n0 and .coursel through two term president. i yeah - n0 and .course the yeah yeah. no and of course the marine pen on the right. marine le pen on the right. she's really tapping into all of this, trying to exploit it. but well, anyway , extraordinary. who well

something that we've been hearing about rory for a couple of months, but this is not really cemented this. now, in the documentary decree that was signed by vladimir putin and what it states here is, for example, we've seen that the u. s. is the main source of this, and so russia policy and the document urge as other countries, for example, to abandon the answer russia policy want and also to get a greater independence from the united states. and russia for its part is planning to help developing countries, for example, to play a greater role in the global economic affairs who are the roches friends. we're talking about china, india, africa. it states that the com and document as well, that islamic civilization, it's always seen in russia as friendly, and then we'll continue to work on it. and the key point here, every time that we're talking about a corporation when another country, it's all about being mutually beneficial. so they are benefits not only of russia, but the other country that we're talking about and make sure that this is a multi polar world, where the interests not o

well, this is only rory mcilroy�*s practice round, but you can see the crowds following him.mpion? mcilroy hasn't won a major since he won two of them, including the open, back in 2014. to try and change that. he's been practising here with tiger woods, a man who, two years after his career—threatening car crash, admits this masters might be his last. it's been a tough road. i don't know how many more i have in me. so just to be able to appreciate the time that i have here and cherish the memories. the toughest opponent here could be the weather. heavy rain is forecast. in golf right now, the storm clouds, it seems, are neverfar away. andy swiss, bbc news, augusta. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. the rain returned today. it was all change, as you can see. 0nce the rain returned today. it was all change, as you can see. once we got that rain, it was here to stay, so cloudy, grey skies and fairly murky conditions to close the day, and the rain continues to meander its way slowly eased. it's not in a rush to clear, but we have got some clearing skies now acro

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many to rory hotel. many thanks to rory carroll.hatcher is published tuesday coming in the wake of the jemmy savile scandal expose back in 2012, an inquiry into child sex abuse. 2012, an inquiry into child sex abuse . seven years now the abuse. seven years now the government action. but not quite yet. that's after the . break welcome back. i'm as we approach the start of the new tax year, it's estimated that businesses in the united kingdom will be hit with an extra £9 billion a year of taxes as the main rate of corporation tax increases from 19 to 25. it comes at the same time as many companies face higher costs as government subsidies on bills are reduced or abolished, many smaller , or abolished, many smaller, often described as the engine of economic growth also suffer a cut to research and development reliefs from april . the net reliefs from april. the net effect of those will raise about £18 billion a year for the treasury. martin would make is the chair of the federation of small businesses and he joins me now . martin, smal

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what about rory mcilroy? giving his daughter poppy, a big hug? he is looking for his first masters win after finishing second adorable moment they were both miked up and then when he picked her up, she said, daddy, can we go play in the bunker? so sweet love those moments. that's what it's all about. the new queens of women's college basketball has been given a big welcome home parade through the l s u campus, by the way, no destruction like we saw in yukon yeah, parade through the campus, the team gathered for a public celebration at the school's basketball arena. tigers beat iowa on sunday to claim the school's first ever basketball championship coach kim built mulki was decked out for the event. look at her sporting a purple jacket with big tiger heads on it. you see all the sequence. i love it. she of course, is well known for her outrageous outfits. she always looks great. she always pretty tame the show for her. that's great. all right. next question . just how popular is pickleball , especially as a spectator sport. according to you, it's

putting in the united states, what's happening in france today is rory in port of nato's war on in ukraine. it's really a struggle against what the war has in powerful much larger volume of trade with sanctions. they have broken that very profitable break it with china. is a policy disastrous, where the countries, for example, throughout africa, from russia. so that's why there is a, a real, i say b dollarization. this is now upon us, given what dominance do you think they will allow the world to go secure anymore? and yeah, whenever other countries make against that, do you think they will allow the world i think we are really are on the precipice of a complete economic next. and we certainly would credit them is bordering on collapse because these policies are succeeded in its aims. had they been able to distill, then they might be on a new role that is facing us now. now, the country said new economic relations between russia and china, latin america, with brazil, with other countries. you see they've been historic enemies. now, many of my questions on this way, because i actually, i ad

while calling rory since they discussed the issue with our correspondent marine across the river, who broke down some of the main points of the doctrine. the updated foreign policy concept has some 76 points. we will go through them all. but just to give you a main just of things, basically it's all about as it's stated in the document, abandoning the dominance of the united states and working on strengthening corporation with other countries to make sure that this is a multi paula world. something that we've been hearing about rory for a couple of months now, but this is not really cemented this. now, in the documentary decree that was signed by vladimir putin and what it states here is, for example, we've seen that the u. s. is the main source or say of this, and so russia policy and the document urge as other countries, for example, to abandon the answer russia policy one and also to get a greater independence from the united states. and russia for its part is planning to help developing countries, for example, to play a greater role in the global economic affairs through our, the

dominance of the united states, a mo, type whole, a world, something that we've been hearing about, rory for a cup and what it states here is, for example, we've seen that the u. s. is the may abandon the answer russia policy want. and also to get a great example to play a greater role in global economic offend to come and document as well that islamic civilization. it's always that we're talking about a corporation with another country. it's all about to be the needs is a multi polar world where the interests not only of the they go roll and we're not talking about the monopoly or global economy is going through serious changes. switching to new st. it is a key trend and also in this document it does say that the other countries and that will work on eliminates in that. and when it sees in terms of a humanitarian policies abroad, the priorities arms and began protecting the russian language. russian culture were sports, they're trying to host to all these other for a minute. just keep rushing to moscow and even then to beijing with o'sullivan della and i saw assume they're going there w

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with the likes of rory mcilroy and jason day skipping the tournament.ained why he's teeing up in south carolina. he made a commitment earlier in the year and i he made a commitment earlier in the yearand i want he made a commitment earlier in the year and i want to honour that commitment. i put myself in the issueis commitment. i put myself in the issue is notjust of the spectators, but of the kids as well. if i was one of the kids, i would want to see at the recent masters champion play, good or bad. and that's all the sport for now. three people have been previously convicted of murder in connection to the case. he was extradited back to the uk on tuesday and has now been remanded in custody. of a firearm with intent to endanger life. three people had previously been convicted of murder in connection with this case. jon donnison, bbc news in central london. let's ta ke take northern ireland and also at the island of ireland. the shots you can see on your screen at the moment is the official residence of president michael d higgins. he is also meeting

woods also believes it's just a matter of time before rory mcilroy wins the masters.rs since the northern irishman won a major but last year's runner up feels he's in a good place. it's a major championship. i've won for much _ it's a major championship. i've won for much of— it's a major championship. i've won for much of them. you know, i've been _ for much of them. you know, i've been knocking on the door for the fifth one _ been knocking on the door for the fifth one for a while. so, i feel like i'm — fifth one for a while. so, i feel like i'm as _ fifth one for a while. so, i feel like i'm as good as, if not better a player— like i'm as good as, if not better a player then— like i'm as good as, if not better a player than i— like i'm as good as, if not better a player than i was last time i won a major— player than i was last time i won a major championship. so i'm feeling pretty— major championship. so i'm feeling pretty good about it. and that's all the sport for now. turning to rugby now — and the former england player luther burrell says he feels proud for sp

well, northern irishman rory mcilroy didn't even make the cut at the masters — and he has now withdrawnuth carolina. no reason was given for his withdrawal, which is one of the pga tour's designated events. players ranked in the top 20 of the tour's player impact programme are only allowed to miss one of those events and mcilroy has already missed one — not attending the season—opening sentry tournament of champions injanuary, meaning he may now not be eligible for his end of season tour bonus. and finally, there are a great deal of winter sports — some of which you might have tried and enjoyed. well, that's what happened in canada this weekend this annual "slush cup" and "cardboard canoe race" took place. the objective is to slide down a snowy mountain on a box or skis and crashing to a freezing cold pond and make it to the other side. skis and crashing to a freezing cold pond and make it to the other side. unsurprisingly not many succeed. that was cold but fun! that was awesome. again next year too. either you fall, which is funny you make it across which is fun. so, yes. but it's pre

now to golf where the masters tees off on thursday at augusta national with rory mcilroy looking to addhy haul. on monday the world number two was out practising with five time winner and his business partner, tiger woods, as the pair hone their game for the year's first major championship. northern irishman mcilroy was runner up 12 months ago falling short of winner and current world number one scottie scheffler. liv golf players are allowed to play at the masters and there's been a lot of talk about what may happen if one of those from the breakaway saudi backed tour wins at augusta national. forformer winner dustin johnson it's simply about playing the game rather than what goes on around it. we still play golf for a living. i'm here at the masters and enjoyment this week and this week is about augusta and it has nothing to do where you play at and guys that are here play at and guys that are here play all around the world and not everybody just plays play all around the world and not everybodyjust plays on one spot. for me, like i said, on my buddies are still my buddies and it's ni

this is only rory mcelroy is practice round but you can see the crowd following him.ws all about winning here, tiger woods. after his car crash two years ago this masters might be his last. it’s crash two years ago this masters might be his last.— might be his last. it's been a tough road. i might be his last. it's been a tough road- idon't_ might be his last. it's been a tough road. i don't know _ might be his last. it's been a tough road. i don't know how— might be his last. it's been a tough road. i don't know how many - might be his last. it's been a tough road. i don't know how many more| might be his last. it's been a tough | road. i don't know how many more i have in me. just to be able to appreciate the time that i have here and cherish the memories. the tou~hest and cherish the memories. the toughest opponent here could be the weather. heavy rain is forecast in golf right now the storm clouds it seems are never far away. with those storm clouds gathering, fretting about the weather forecast at the masters is a familiar golfing tradition. some years, there's n

rory mcilroy will get his campaign underway in the penultimate group.an, is attempting to become the sixth player to win the career grand slam. he follows defending champion scottie scheffler. and that's all the sport for now. buckingham palace says it is cooperating with an independent study into the links between the british monarchy and the save trade in the 17th and 18th centuries. the palace is granting researchers from the university of manchester full access to the royal archives and the royal collection. the study will be completed in 2026. live now to professor trevor burnard, the director of the wilberforce institute for the study of slavery and emancipation at the university of hull. what did you make of this move today by buckingham palace?— by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a _ by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a very _ by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a very welcome - by buckingham palace? firstly i think it's a very welcome move. by buckingham palace? firstly i l think it's a very welcome move. i think it's a v

jim: viktor hovland played with rory mcilroy at st. andrews and he struggled that day, a 74. wonder what he's learned from that experience. he's going to be part of the picture here in the afternoon. made his way right back into it. ken venturi with the 54-hole standard for amateur in this tournament, back in 1956, finished runner up to jackie burke. we pass along our best to mr. burke watching from the champions back in houston, turned 100 at the end of january. happy birthday. first masters champion to ever live to 100. dottie: bennett at 211 playing closer to 240 uphill into the wind, first time these guys played a shot truly into the wind since their second at 8. jim: it was a good one. trevor: sure is to get it back on the top shelf. very good, glad that ball stayed up for him there. he deserved it. jim: koepka next. dottie: still going quickly, 5-iron. jim: the wind is really whipping, uphill, right into the teeth of it. trevor: as you climb the green to the 18th green, one of the highest points at augusta national, much more exposed up there. dottie: four yards closer

“aw news with rory smith. thank you, mark. — news with rory smith.'s understood the final evacuation flight carrying british nationals out of sudan has taken off . deputy prime has taken off. deputy prime minister oliver dowden held a cobra meeting in downing street this afternoon to discuss the securing arnie situation in khartoum . he said rescue khartoum. he said rescue operations ended following a significant decline in the number of british nationals coming forward to flee the war torn country . it's understood torn country. it's understood around 1600 british citizens have been evacuated on 31 flights from sudan , but flights from sudan, but thousands more may remain . mr thousands more may remain. mr dowden denied the government would abandon those who have been unable to make it to the airfield on time . great ormond airfield on time. great ormond street hospital has been granted exemptions to allow nurses to continue working during upcoming strike action over the bank houday. strike action over the bank holiday . the children's hospital holi

thanks, rory. we'll- news nato. it's back to. mark - thanks, rory. we'll see. thanks, rory.he radio, it reads , why are the radio, it reads, why are people still wearing masks ? it people still wearing masks? it touched a nerve . i think it's touched a nerve. i think it's a fair question in my view, and i'm no expert , it's abundantly i'm no expert, it's abundantly clear that masks were a con for which there was never compelling evidence of efficacy pre—pandemic. and after three years of this measure, in real world data, the gold standard cochrane report described their benefit as marginal. if that's hardly a ringing endorsement, if you're still wearing a mask in 2023, good luck to you, go for it. but understand that whilst you may hope your advertising sing your virtue demonstrating that you're a nice, caring person, all you're really demonstrating is that you haven't looked at the data that you're indulging in political theatre and that you've been had any one still wearing a mask in 2023is any one still wearing a mask in 2023 is telling the world they are a brainwashed zo