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 those things i just was not 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 meetings 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: no 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 peo

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rory mcilroy would be my guy.o win it, it's here. - so why not? for rory mcilroy, a return to the scene of his greatest triumph. the champion. in 2014, he lifted the claretjug. many more were expected to follow. none did. but he arrives at royal liverpool, fresh off victory at the scottish open and full of confidence. i've had a great nine years and i've won a lot of tournaments. but, you know, the the big four have alluded me and you know, hopefully this week that's, you know, something that i can change. to win this week, he won'tjust have to be to 155 others. he'll have to beat the elements and topple a course towering with tradition. but it's hoylake newest hole that's got everyone talking, the 17th, a short par three where the slopes are steep, the bunkers deep, and danger lurks everywhere. yeah, it's a tough hole. we played it yesterday and it was straight into the wind, 30 or 40 miles an hour and it was not a tee shot that you want to have. yeah, there's not much room for error up there and i think it'll be

rory mcilroy won the open last time it was at royal liverpool, can he do it again? i'v e i've won a lot of tournaments, but the big four have eluded me, and hopefully this week, that's something i can change. and stuart broad joins the 600 club, but england need more wickets in the must—win fourth ashes test. hello and welcome along to the programme. the women's world cup gets under way on thursday. nine cities across australia and new zealand will stage 64 matches over the next month. it's the 9th edition of this tournament and is by far the biggest, with 32 nations taking part. our correspondent katie gornall is in brisbane: this is a world cup reaching new heights. for the first time, the tournament has come to the southern hemisphere, with australia and new zealand welcoming the world. it's the biggest women's world cup to date — perhaps even the best. the level has grown incredibly in the last ten years, and the best are coming here. the best are playing here in new zealand, they're playing in australia. so the entertainment is assured and guaranteed. such was

but first, the headlines with the very excellent rory smith . excellent rory smith. >> thank you very much, mark. our top story, the prime

rory mcilroy is such a d these on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a dry these majors. — on a harman.h a dry these majors, isn't the - on a harman. rory mcilroy is such a dry these majors, isn't the crowds l dry these majors, isn't the crowds have been huge following him, haven't they? he have been huge following him, haven't they?— have been huge following him, haven't the ? . , , haven't they? he has been the box office draw — haven't they? he has been the box office draw all _ haven't they? he has been the box office draw all week _ haven't they? he has been the box office draw all week here _ haven't they? he has been the box office draw all week here at - office draw all week here at hoylake. you might remember he won at royal liverpool golf club and there was so much expectation coming into this event. and it seemed earlier that they were for a five deepin earlier that they were for a five deep in places. he said the most support and those crowds that followed him are now sticking there and trying to cheer on fleetwood who just up the coast. he has not been able to get it going

having said that, this stokes expectation and rory— this stokes expectation and rory mcilroy has gotexpectations, both internally and externally, and as we know he has — and externally, and as we know he has not _ and externally, and as we know he has not one one for nine years _ he has not one one for nine years so _ he has not one one for nine years. so how does he deal with that expectation how does he deal— that expectation how does he deal with all the attention that— deal with all the attention that he _ deal with all the attention that he is now generated with this victory? i think that's one — this victory? i think that's one of— this victory? i think that's one of the key questions for open — one of the key questions for open week at hoylake. with just one week to go in the tour de france, defending championjonas vingegaard still has a 10—second lead over rival tadej pogacar. this is how the top eight looks, britain's adam yates has moved up to fourth as he looks to claim his first grand tour podium place. stage 15 was won by wout poels by more than two minutes. it was the d

having said that, this stokes expectation and rory mcilroy has gone into many and rory mcilroy has goneas we know, has not one 149 years. so how does he deal with the expectation, how does he do with all of the attention not generated with his victory, i think that is a key question for open week. there's no change at the top of the tour de france standings, with leader and defending champion jonas vingegaard and his rival pogacar sticking to each other like glue on stage 15. but for the second day running there are concerns about fan behaviour. nick parrott reports. spectators can get slow group —— closer to cycling than any other sport. sometimes too close. a fan holding out a phone cost this chaos. a prompt of some teams to appeal to fans not to put their writers at risk and with something the organisers had warned about three days ago. pleading for those on the road to pay attention. all of the writers were able to continue and race leader nat sciver—brunt let the pellets on for them to catch up but that let out a break away for them to get away which —— jonas vingegaard. while his

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the hive first went viral back in 2020 when rory revealed it.l, he revealed this ahead of international bee day. >> now he says he's extended the floor of the hive and doubled the walls for extra insulation. this is a working hive. this is incredible. the bees apparently can't stop buzzing about it. >> you know, i want them to build my house out of legos like a full house that would be cool. >> it would be cool. >> rory says the hive is so packed he might have to build another one. by the way, rhiannon, do you know what you call a bee with permed hair permed hair, a frisbee finally to a litter of adorable cubs only at this age, though. >> yes. lion cubs. they are so cute. the werribee open range zoo in australia says the three six week old african lion cubs have passed their first vet check with flying colors was basically cute cats. >> they got their shots, they had their teeth checked out. it's also the first time the two brothers and one sister have been handled ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the series "stars

rory looking like he is in the mood at the moment. championship at hoylake. so things are moving in a nice direction for him.— so things are moving in a nice direction for him. how are the -la ers direction for him. how are the players looking _ direction for him. how are the players looking at _ direction for him. how are the players looking at this - direction for him. how are the - players looking at this tournament? is it preparation ahead of next week at royal liverpool?— at royal liverpool? there is definitely — at royal liverpool? there is definitely an _ at royal liverpool? there is definitely an element - at royal liverpool? there is definitely an element of- at royal liverpool? there is i definitely an element of that. at royal liverpool? there is - definitely an element of that. this is seaside golf that will tune up the players for the sort of golf they have to play next week. when you talk to them, they say the scottish open is a prestigious title, i will concentrate on that for this week and then we will see what happens

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the most recent two winners are very familiar names tiger woods and rory mcilroy. rory is among the favorites to lift that famous claret jug on sunday, he finished second at last month's us open and rory has come so close to winning another major. >> it's been so long. i forget how many years since he won his last major, but yeah, he should be the favorite. he's playing lights out right now and i really hope he wins and he's such a nice guy too. >> you have to really root for him when you hear his interviews and stuff, you really do. finally see a reward that's worth fighting for. >> it happened on the reality tv show the ultimate fighter, a guy named rico, had just won a match for his team, coached by mma legend conor mcgregor. so rico asked mcgregor when he could take a spin in the coach's lamborghini. mcgregor said, yeah, how bout right now? despite not knowing what he was about to get himself into? here we go. >> yeah. and he took off on the team. >> was always a little bit nervous as well because i don't know what he can drive or not. just, hey, let's go. >> y

rory michael roy is— crowd right behind him. rory michael roy is not— crowd right behind him.e course _ suspect the soggy spectators out on the course are going to need plenty of umbrellas. the weather could have a huge impact on the outcome of the fourth ashes test at old trafford too. australia are set to resume their second innings on 113 for 4 — still trailing by 162 and there are still two days left but rain is forecast across saturday and sunday. here's the scene at the moment. there's no prospect of any action at the moment. australia, remember, have a 2—1 lead in the series so a draw in manchester would be enough for them to retain the ashes. england need to take six wickets — if the rain allows — that would level the series at 2—2 with the final test at the oval next week. england fans will be keeping their fingers _ england fans will be keeping their fingers crossed. we'll more for you later~ _ more than £55 million was saved last year by bank and building societies refusing to carry out transactions they suspected to be fraud. figures seen by radio 4's money box pro

rory is on all the news headlines with rory.e news headlines for you . the news headlines for you. >> tram operators have been fined a total of £418 million over the croydon derailment, which killed seven people. many more were injured when a tram carrying 69 people derailed near the sandilands stop in november 2016. transport for london and tram operations limited have accepted failing in their health and safety duties , mrjustice and safety duties, mrjustice fraser told the court this was undoubtedly an accident waiting to happen . a man who shot dead a to happen. a man who shot dead a custody sergeant in a police cell in 2020 has been sentenced to life in prison. 25 year old louis de zoysa fatally shot sergeant matt ratana in croydon in 2020. de zoysa claimed diminished responsibility during the three week trial, but the jury the three week trial, but the jury took around five hours to convict him . well, a high court convict him. well, a high court .judge convict him. well, a high court . judge rules that the duke of sussex

saturday. >> thank you very much , rory. >> thank you very much, rory.w let's get stuck in today's into today's meaty topics. the government is woes show no sign of easing . the chancellor has of easing. the chancellor has ruled out any big tax cuts before the next general election and admits that halving inflation is proving harder than expected . while jeremy hunt expected. while jeremy hunt conceded the government can't bnngin conceded the government can't bring in tax cuts if it makes the battle against inflation more difficult. his comments come at a difficult time for the prime minister, who is also under pressure from his cabinet colleagues to increase public sector pay. well, joining me now to this is gb news to discuss this is gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson. nigel so we've got the highest taxes in britain since world war ii. a lot of people will be forgiven for thinking voted for tory and thinking we voted for tory and got corbyn. but any tories were hoping for a last minute tax cut. haven't those, those all those hopes dashed

rory mcilroy really did pull something out of the hat there.career. he came up with a superb shot at the 17 and then a brilliant 2—iron from over 200 yards on the 18th to set up a winning birdie. a real grandstand finish that sets up the week at the open championship that is coming up absolutely perfectly. you've lead me to my next question how significant of a victory is it for rory mcilroy knots the timing, but the nature as well? he surely has to come here with confidence. there was already in his history reason for confidence given that he has one open victory came back in 2014, but with this victory now behind him and the knowledge that when he won his last major which was also in 2014 at the pga championship he won the week before. so he knows it's possible to go back to back for titles. having said that, this stokes expectation and rory mcilroy has gone into many a major with very high expectations both internally and externally and as we know, has not one for 9 years. so how does he deal with the expectation, how does he do with all of

rory green. _ this time. ok. interesting. rory green, thank- this time. 0k. interesting.us, because interest rates now look certain to rise again later this month. minutes from the last meeting of the us federal reserve showed most officials believe the cost of borrowing needs to go higher despite a unanimous vote for a pause last month after ten rate hikes in a row. michelle fleury has been taking a look. more rate hikes but at a slower pace. that is the message from the federal reserve, america's central bank. policymakers signal they intend to resume raising interest rates, perhaps as soon asjuly after taking a break last month to assess impact of ten previous increases. it comes as americans are having to pay more for basic goods. but well fed officials seem to be in agreement over what to do next, meeting minutes released on wednesday show there was disagreement among members over the decision to hold off in june. some saying they could have supported a rate rise last month because inflation remains well above its 2% target. the minutes show how policy makers are gra

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having said that, this stokes expectation and rory mcilroy has gone into many a major with very highxternally, and as we know he has not one won one for nine years. so how does he deal with that expectation how does he deal with all the attention that he is now generated with this victory? i think that's one of the key questions for open week at hoyla ke. with just one week to go in the tour de france, defending championjonas vingegaard still has a 10—second lead over rival tadej pogacar. this is how the top eight looks, britain's adam yates has moved up to fourth as he looks to claim his first grand tour podium place. stage 15 was won by wout poels by more than two minutes. it was the dutchman's first tour de france stage victory. vingegaard and pogarcer crossed the line together after a brief battle on the final climb. the race resumes on tuesday after a rest day. ireland's rugby union team will have to do without their captain jonny sexton for all their world cup warm—up matches after he was banned for misconduct. the fly half was given a three—game ban for "confrontational and ag

with just a few days until the open golf championship, rory mcilroy has won the key warm up event — thematic victory, because after leading the tournament going into the final round mcilroy looked like he'd blown it with local favourite robert macintyre ahead until mcilroy birdied the last two holes to steal the win by a shot on 15 under par — perfect preparation for the open which starts on thursday at hoylake. i'm going to have to reset, those bit harder after the victory to get this idea had and the new week starting fresh and the new week starting fresh and point to this tonight, when the play, five, 600 events in my career in the event can win 10% of them, that's a good return. we lose a lot more than we win this game and every time you do win, you have to enjoy it. you do win, you have to en'oy it. ., , you do win, you have to en'oy it. . , ., ., , , it. there was already in his history. — it. there was already in his history, reason _ it. there was already in his history, reason for- it. there was already in his i history, reason for confidence given— history, reason for confiden

very shortly for throngs of crowds to be gathering over on the first because in the next few minutes rory one year in 2014 will be teeing off. —— in the next few minutes we will see rory mcilroy teeing off. exciting stuff. there's a warning from the uk children's charity, the nspcc, that predators are using virtual reality gaming to target and groom young people. the charity found that three quarters of parents were concerned that children were at risk of being sexually harassed in vr worlds. police have called the technology an emerging threat. angus crawford reports. enter a virtual world. how old are you? seven. seven, cool. rec room says it's a place to hang out, chat and explore. it looks innocent enough, but not for this child — home alone, playing on her vr headset. one time when i met some boy... she tells a researcher what happened to her. it's graphic and shocking. he told me to go on his bed and he started doing stuff. all that was going on in one of these. now, put on the headset, choose an avatar, a virtual you, and a whole range of worlds opens up. both good and bad. vr and

mcelroy with plenty of work to do and alongside rory mcelroy with plenty of work to do ahead of wantd day for the danes, sprint finish looks like we are on stage 18 but a four—man brick at other ideas bearing down on them but never quite caught up with them. taking his first stage victory at the tour. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. bruno fernandes has been named as the new club captain of manchester united — replacing harry maguire. the portuguese midfielder has already worn the armband for united several times and manager erik ten hag has confirmed he'll lead the team on a permanent basis. nigel walker has been appointed as the welsh rugby union's first executive director of rugby. the former wales wing had taken on the temporary chief executive role following the resignation of steve phillips earlier this year. australia's gold coast is ready to step in to stage the 2026 commonwealth games after the state of victoria pulled out. the city hosted the 2018 games and the rescue plan is "fully supported" by athletics australia. tributes

an amazing finish for rory mcilroy. >> todd: legit putt, rory mcilroy described that as probably theim, rory mcilroy apologized to robert mcintire by for winning by one. i told my little one that and she took the ball and tried to eat it. >> carley: right on as all little girls should. >> todd: and vice president kamala harris kicking off after a rough weeks gaffes. >> when we invest in clean energy and electric vehicle and reduce population, more of our children can breathe. ai is a fancy thing. transportation is about making sure people have ability to get to where they want to go. >> todd: that is what it is all about, joe concha will break it down. >> carley: first steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: todd's words of wisdom, putt for dough. >> todd: don't let your child choke on the plastic golf ball you got her to get her a college scholarship. >> steve: you are sending your kid to college on a golf scholarship? >> todd: probably not going to, wo out. >> steve: good luck father of the year. straight ahead on folks "fox and friends" in nine m

she kept moaning and moaning and moaning and i was like, rory, rory. they come out not more than 3 or 4 minutes. minutes later and tell me that she's like wide awake. they gave her a narcan shot immediately and it brought her back within seconds. >> rory is okay. the symptoms of a possible opioid overdose and a dog can be drowsiness, difficulty standing, not responding to commands. blank stares or general weakness. narcan is currently available over the counter at local walgreens and cvs stores. and if you or someone you know might be struggling with drug addiction or opioid use, you can find a list of local vetted resources on our website. abc7 news.com/take action. >> happening today, the man accused of driving his family off of a cliff in san mateo county will be facing a judge again today. a judge will set a date for a mental health hearing into suspect dharmesh patel. patel has been asked to be placed in a mental health program if he's admitted that could potentially allow the felony charges against him to be dismissed. but telles attorneys say th

as rory— be more help available to everyone. as rory has— be more help available to everyone. _ so many people do not know where to start, and _ so many people do not know where to start, and i_ so many people do not know where to start, and i think it is really important for the right support to be available, for people to understand how to deal with it. thank— understand how to deal with it. thank you _ understand how to deal with it. thank you both very much for coming into night. today the uk and poland signed a new partnership deal, designed to deepen theirforeign policy, security and defence cooperation. at the bilateral meeting in london, the foreign secretary spoke of theirjoint efforts to preserve freedom in europe in world war ii, and said they were standing togather once more at the forefront of international support for ukraine. next week, nato meets in vilnius with ukraine at the top of the agenda. poland is the closest neigbour to ukraine, and several of the key flashpoints in the war have a direct impact on the country, not least the russian threat to attack the

reid >> -- rory. >> they say we see this every day. >> assuring her rory would be ok. >> not more than three or four minutes later and tell me that she is wide-awake, they gave her a narcan shot immediately and it brought her back within seconds. >> the fda approved narcan for sale in march and this past week a second approval to a nonprofit pharmaceutical company. >> what's a safe and effective lifesaving antidote. >> michael is the ceo of therapeutics. >> which of the profit motive out of the equation so our goal is to make the product which is a three milligram intranasal splay available as widely and as cheaply as possible. >> they plan to start distribution early next year putting one million pads of naloxone spray into the hands of agencies on the front lines of the pentacle -- fentanyl crisis. in hundred thousands of those will go out for three -- for free. >> the reason i think this is a game changer is now we have a product in the marketplace that will competitively bring prices down. >> supervisor match dorsey introduced legislation that would make san francisco the first cit

any of the highlights done, but you can tell us about the, by their rory. well, like, as you said, vladimir pooty did give a speech at the plenary session for the russia advocate summit. and it was a very expensive speech covering a wide range of topics connected to russia's relations with the african continent. of course, what are the major topics that was discussed as something that's being discussed throughout this, this summit so far, and that's the question of food and security on the african continents. the russian president mentioned that last year, the trade turnover between russia and the african continent reached $80000000000.00 worth, which is a massive one 3rd increase from last year. and he said that despite the western sanctions aimed at making it more difficult for russia to export its food to the world, russia is going to continue to do its best. and as it's doing right now to export as much food as possible to africa. and he also said that, that's the hypocrisy of it, that the west has been accusing russia of destabilizing the food security

but first,rory smith .norning news at gbviews@gbnews.com. but first,rory smith . . thank you ws at gbviews@gbnews.com. but first,rory smith . thank you very with rory smith. thank you very much, dawn. >> a high court judge ruled that the duke of sussex can bring a claim of unlawful information gathering to trial against the publisher of the sun, but not it . liam of phone hacking. prince harry alleges he was targeted by journalists and private investigators working for the news group newspapers the sun publisher says the announcement is a significant victory. publisher says the announcement is a significant victory . the is a significant victory. the group denies any unlawful activity took place . wildfire activity took place. wildfire fires in greece continue despite a drop in temperatures. fires in greece continue despite a drop in temperatures . blazes a drop in temperatures. blazes have spread across the country for more than a week, killing three people and causing over 20,000 tourists to evacuate roads . 61 more fires have roads. 61 more fires have erupted i

and rory mcilroy is off to a great start at the scottish open.then — because the women's semi—finals take centre stage today. ukraine's elina svitolina is up first against marketa vondrousova of the czech republic, they're just walking out onto centre court now. chetan patak is keeping an eye on it all from the roof of the broadcast centre. svitolina is playing in the semifinal, nine months after giving birth, amid the war in ukraine. it would bea birth, amid the war in ukraine. it would be a maraca full story if she made it to the final. it would be a maraca full story if she made it to the final.— made it to the final. it would be and unexpected _ made it to the final. it would be and unexpected as _ made it to the final. it would be and unexpected as well, - made it to the final. it would be and unexpected as well, even i made it to the final. it would be - and unexpected as well, even though she reach the french open quarterfinals, no one saw this wimbledon run coming. she had her baby daughter back in october, her partner is gilman fils, the

your boy, rory, he had a pretty good day but harm and he's just he's playing so well. it's like his to lose at this point. yeah, you know, when worry does he does finally break that drought be kind of surprised and i like him, but he's just doesn't do it. 9 years is a long 9 years as eventually it will happen. all right. all right. >> thanks thanks, jason. well, they grow up so fast. you know, after the break, how a fledgling falcon born on cal's campus learn to fly today. >> above contrast. >> uc berkeley's most famous peregrine falcon and he was spotted alcatraz today teaching her graham chook. they say to fly and hunt grand chip. what? well, i love about ken fledgling slurred how to hunt by having pray toss to them in midair. >> all while flying up to 50 miles an hour. that's the fledgling there. the little one, of course, make it a a pretty nice catch. any has been laying eggs on top of the cal campuses can daily since 2016. >> the campus celebrates the aches hatching with ram chips. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills b

here's rory . here's rory. >> thank you very much. pip sir.high court judge ruled the mayor's plan is lawful . legal mayor's plan is lawful. legal action was brought by five conservative led councils . it conservative led councils. it will

rory mcilroy has been out on the course this morning. he was going well. at the 5th to go with one at the 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he has just 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he hasjust given 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he has just given one 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he hasjust given one back 1st. 2—under for the tournament but he has just given one back at the turn to sit on one under par. alongsidejohn rama justin rose, who are both struggling to make the cut. we were following them down the eighth earlier. there are thousands upon thousands supporting rory mcilroy here at hoylake. they are all trying to catch the limited american brian harman, who had a stunning start to his morning. four straight birdies on the front nine have lifted him up to 8—under par, not a dropped a shot on his mount today. he is coming round the final couple of holes. if we take a look at that leaderboard, the american with a three shot lead at the minute —— his round. ahead of tommy fleetwood who goes outjust before 3pm this afternoon. christo l

and by the way, rory, rory mcilroy once again finished near the top five. >> he was near the top. >> he's always just knocking on that door. in soccer, the us women are trying to bang down that door and win what their third straight world cup. and it's all going to start here in the prelims. and they have arguably their toughest prelim matchup coming up in the world cup. >> the two time defending champs open their quest for a third straight crown with a three nil win over vietnam on friday. 22 year old sophia smith scoring twice in her world cup debut. >> we call this the group stage. next up on wednesday, a 2019 rematch of the final against netherlands. we all know how that one ended. let's hope this one ends the same way. >> okay. i love this next story. >> some history being made at the x games, a ten year old from canada is now the youngest person to ever win a medal at the event on saturday, reese nelson picked up a silver in the women's skateboard vert, ten years old, ten years old. look at her go. reese has been working with legendary skater tony hawk. she lost that on gold to

phil. >> thank you , rory. welcome back >> thank you, rory.ning live with esther and phil. >> now some students at uk universities may not receive their grades this summer because of a lecturer strike and a marking boycott . marking boycott. >> the boycott is part of action being taken by members of the university and college union at 145 uk institutions in a dispute over pay and working conditions. >> well, we're joined now by finally a student who should be graduating next week, ellie wheatley , a student at durham wheatley, a student at durham university. so ellie, talk us through what's happening and across the board, but specifically what's going to be happening to you? >> so the ucu have predicted that about half a million graduates will be affected by these strikes. so it's a lot. a lot. it's a lot, a lot of students. so it depends what university you're at. which course you take, whether or not the lecturers are striking or not. but i was supposed to get my degree this week and they have told us that hopefully i will be graduating in s

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all of that after the news with rory smith . after the news with rory smith. thank you very much, nigel. >> bbc presenter jeremy vine is >> bbc presenterjeremy vine is putting pressure on his unnamed colleague at the centre of two sets of allegations, jones suggesting that it may be time for him to go public. it comes as a second person has come forward to make a complaint against the bbc presenter accused of paying for sexually explicit photos . the broadcaster explicit photos. the broadcaster says it has spoken to a person in their early 20s who claims they were sent a number of threatening messages by the host after they were allegedly contacted by the presenter on a dating app . the person says they dating app. the person says they were put under pressure to meet the bbc star, but never did speaking to the bbc, the second young person who's not involved in the previous payments for photos allegation says they remained scared by the power. the presenter holds , while the presenter holds, while separately the bbc has published details of its highest paid sta

rory mcilroy, that was an amazing win, wasn't it? this first in scotland. a glorious career. 0k, plenty of them in a glorious career. ok, he has not won a majorfor nine years, but imagine if he not win yesterday, another instance of taking a third round leading to the final round. it was very, very windy. he needed to birdie the last two holes. he needed to hit one of the best shots of his career after a brilliant tee shot into the par—3 17th. it is perfect for him in terms of stoking confidence ahead of the open championship this week. as you say, the course where he won the open nine years ago. interestingly today, we got word that he will not be taking part in his scheduled pretournament news conference. that shows that he is very content as he did at the us open to go in under the radar. he did at the us open to go in under the radar. ., , ., ., ., , ., the radar. he does not want any of those liv questions. _ the radar. he does not want any of those liv questions. i— the radar. he does not want any of those liv questions. i suppose - the radar. he does

i'm rory smith in the newsroombc presenter at the centre of the broadcaster's controversy. in a statement , broadcaster's controversy. in a statement, his broadcaster's controversy. in a statement , his wife, vicky gb news. >> good evening. i'm rory smith in the newsroom

she continued rory to say that one of the goals and missions offered bipolar systems was to restructure. and people just colonization budget. it is not working and it has never worked to, to begin with. and that's a russia, a helping hand in the rush at development or rather impacts in, in africa is a going to be that is a very resourceful country that is willing to see its resources. what's the african continent and even with other countries that are not in africa, but they have to do that on conditions of mutual respect to thank you. right. and the account number for you is somewhere in this exhibition center, i've only seen her once today. she's been schmoozing with all the vague heads of state in coming from the african continent. no, the boy you, i will find yourself have a banquet to get to this evening and try to kicked off a few minutes ago was an enormous banquet. and the 18th century constantine palace on the beautiful coast of the base of finland. i think the people who been working here for the day, one of this russia, african summit, is of a very nice there knows what happe

but first, the headlines with the very excellent rory smith . excellent rory smith. >> thank you very much, mark. our top story, the prime minister has set out pay increases for millions of public sector workers. police and prison officers will receive an increase of 7, while teachers . increase of 7, while teachers. will get 6.5. teachers unions say the new pay recommendations will allow them to call off strike action. rishi sunak warns there will be no more negotiating. chancellor jeremy hunt has ruled out increasing taxes or borrowing to fund the pay taxes or borrowing to fund the pay rises . pay rises. >> we want to pay them fairly, which is why we've taken the decision to accept the independent pay review body recommendations . but at the same recommendations. but at the same time, the reason that many of them are angry, the reason that we've had strikes, is because they've seen their take home pay eroded by inflation. and it's vital that we don't do anything in accepting these awards that fuels inflation and means we're having the same disputes this time next year. having the sa

but first, the headlines with the very excellent rory smith . excellent rory smith. >> thank you veryuch, mark. our top story, the prime minister has set out pay increases for millions of public sector workers. police and prison officers will receive an increase of 7, while teachers . increase of 7, while teachers. will get 6.5. teachers unions say the new pay recommendations will allow them to call off strike action. rishi sunak warns there will be no more negotiating. chancellor jeremy hunt has ruled out increasing taxes or borrowing to fund the pay taxes or borrowing to fund the pay rises . pay rises. >> we want to pay them fairly, which is why we've taken the decision to accept the independent pay review body recommendations . but at the same recommendations. but at the same time, the reason that many of them are angry, the reason that we've had strikes, is because they've seen their take home pay eroded by inflation. and it's vital that we don't do anything in accepting these awards that fuels inflation and means we're having the same disputes this time next year. having the same

here's rory . here's rory. >> thank you very much. pip sir. deke khan says the expansion of london's ultra low emission zone will go ahead . that's after will go ahead. that's after a high court judge ruled the mayor's plan is lawful . legal mayor's plan is lawful. legal action was brought by five conservative led councils . it conservative led councils. it will see drivers pay a 12.50 daily fee if their vehicles do not meet the required emission standards , adds a spokesperson standards, adds a spokesperson for the aa says the ruling is hugely disappointing, but they hope london will follow other cities by adopting measures to reduce the impact on those who cannot afford the extra charges . natwest has announced profits of £56 billion for the first half of the year. better than had been predicted. that's £1 billion more than last year. well, it follows the resignation of the group ceo dame alison rose and coutts boss peter flavel in the wake of the rise sparked by nigel farage over the closure of his bank account. natwest share price has drop

rory. >> thank you very much. emily the bbc's director general will speak to the culture secretary this afternoon about claims the presenter paid a teenager for explicit images. describe the allegations as deeply concerning senior government officials told the broadcaster they must be investigated urgently and sensitively. it's after the young person's mother told the sun she saw a photo of the man in his underwear on her child's phone. former conservative party leader sir iain duncan smith says the case has not been handled properly by the bbc . handled properly by the bbc. >> i don't quite know what they're doing. it's an a mess, clearly if you read the newspaper reports, you can see that the bbc tried to play that the bbc has tried to play this from the beginning and this down from the beginning and it's not worked because it's exploded. they have any exploded. they don't have any plan inquiry is that plan on any inquiry is that they're taking place. seem to be a mess. and that's led to a whole series of reputa

here's rory . headlines. here's rory. >> thank you very much.on the island of evia, near athens. that's according to local media. more british holidaymakers are due to return to the uk from rhodes as repatriate flights continue. wildfire fires have consumed the island for seven days, forcing residents to retreat to shelters along the coast. hundreds of evacuees have already landed at uk airports with more flights expected to arrive later today . expected to arrive later today. greece's prime minister kyriakos mitsotakis says the country remains on high alert. mitsotakis says the country remains on high alert . well, remains on high alert. well, elsewhere across the world, in algeria, the death toll from wildfires has risen to 34, including ten soldiers. 8000 firefighters are working to battle the blaze. in italy , battle the blaze. in italy, wildfires forced the temporary closure of sicily's palermo airport . but with a limited airport. but with a limited number of flights given permission to take off in tunisia, families have been forced to fle

i'm rory after you. news >> good evening . i'm rory smith >> good evening. i'm rory smith in the gb newsroom . the in the gb newsroom. the government has sent a rapid deployment team to rhodes to support british nationals as wildfires continue to spread across greece. evacuations are being described as the biggest in the country's history. thousands of people are fleeing homes and hotels as several houday homes and hotels as several holiday firms , including jet2, holiday firms, including jet2, tuiand holiday firms, including jet2, tui and thomas cook, have cancelled all flights to the island until the end of the month . labour says its party month. labour says its party gathering this weekend has led the groundwork for an election winning manifesto. a spokesperson says the final document produced by the national policy forum contains no unfunded spending commitments and will lead to the building of and will lead to the building of a better britain. but the unite union says it can't support the document due to what it described as the weakening of language a

i'm rory smithincludes coutts , has which includes coutts, has apologised to nigel farage after his account was closed. dame alison rose apologises for what she calls deeply inappropriate comments made about mr farage in the now published papers. she continued, saying it is not in the company's policy to drop a customer on the basis of legally held political and personal views. a full review of coutts's processes and how these decisions are made will be carried out. speaking on a show here on gb news, this evening, gb news. >> good evening. i'm rory smith