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

i spoke to rory mcllroy, he was round in 65| to rory mcilroy, he was round in 65 to rory mcilroy, he. jon rahm had a big finish today with his round of 68 to finish in fourth place. some real big guns for europe showing some really good form in the last competitive match to a outing. john mcintyre will be playing in france next week. all 12 making the cut. so many players have not played since the tour championships. they will be five weeks without competitive action by the time they get to rain. there is a feeling that europe have a bit of an advantage. american sepp kuss has been confirmed as the winner of cycling's last grand tour of the year the vuelta a espana following the final stage in madrid. australia's kaden groves was first across the finish line in the capital of spain. that saw him claim the sprinter�*s green jersey. half a minute behind in the leader's red jersey kuss rolled in with his in with hisjumbo visma team mates. tour de france winner yonas vingergaur and giro d'italia champion premoz roglitch. it's the first time one team has won all three grand tours in the s

rory mcllroy says it redemption, not revenge, as europe look to regain the ryder cup in rome. newcastle knock manchester city out of the english football league cup. and former head coach of spain's world cup—winning side is being investigated as part of the criminal case against luis rubiales. welcome along, the clock is ticking down until we see that first tee shot at the ryder cup in rome. it all gets under way in the italian capital on friday morning with europe looking to reclaim the trophy after being demolished by the usa two years ago. our sports news correspondent andy swiss is in italy for us. both teams have practised over nine holes today. they will practice again over nine holes tomorrow before the action gets under way on friday. over the course of the three days of buildup, all the players talk to the media at some point and today it was rory mcilroy�*s turn. mcilroy was distraught after europe lost the ryder cup last time two years ago in wisconsin. mcilroy himself had a disappointing few days. earlier he was speaking to my colleague stephen watson who asked hi

rory mcllroy says it redemption, not revenge, rory mcilroy says i'st redemption, not revenge, as europe look to regain the ryder cup in rome. newcastle knock manchester city out of the english football league cup. and former head coach of spain's world cup—winning side — is being investigated as part of the criminal case against luis rubiales. welcome along, the clock is ticking down until we see that first tee shot at the ryder cup in rome. it all gets under way in the italian capital on friday morning with europe looking to reclaim the trophy after being demolished by the usa two years ago. our sports news correspondent andy swiss is in italy for us both teams have practised over 9 holes today, they'll practice again over 9 holes tomorrow before the action gets under way on friday.— before the action gets under way on friday. over the course ofthe way on friday. over the course of the 3 days — way on friday. over the course of the 3 days of _ way on friday. over the course of the 3 days of build-up, - way on friday. over the course of the 3 days of build-up, all l of the 3 days of bui

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great to see you, rory green, thank you for your analysis.y — a blue—collar public holiday that marks the end of summer. but a potential strike is looming over the big three detroit carmakers — as the union representing about 150 thousand workers at ford, general motors and jeep parent stellantis seeks a 40% pay raise and better benefits. michelle fleury reports from new york. how far are you willing to go to get the contract you deserve? cheering the newly elected head of the uaw, shawn fain, talking tough. he's taken an aggressive approach to negotiations ahead of the expiration of the uaw�*s four—year contract with general motors, ford and stellantis, the parent company of chrysler, repeatedly pointing out that together they've made $21 billion in profit in the first half of this year. we've been breaking our backs while the big three have been breaking the bank. the big three can afford to share their record profits with the auto workers who make this industry run. they just don't want to. in 2008, the auto companies nearly collapsed. wor

yeah, as we seen, rory a really cynical, brutal attack against the civilian town, a constant of nova, a quiet regional town, a market was history, vehicles, cars, people going about their business. and of course, interestingly, the base, the media were very quick in the press, for example, to condemn this as a russian attack and no analysis a, just a really condemnation on the basis of the, of the ukrainian a position if you like. now we have a look at the actual regional map, rory, i think it's, it's really important to have a look at the wider as a sort of positioning of the town of constantino's good. if we can have a look at that now. and of course, this is some of the western media condemnation, of course, again, as i say old very rapid to condemn russia. but here's the actual regional map. so you can see constant enough, we've actually place it another you con, at, with the direction of travel, of the missile as we believe by the yeah, yeah, yeah. as we believe it to be. and it's interesting now to have another look at the attack on this of another. listen to what the mainstream

rory mcilroy says it redemption, not revenge, rory mcilroy says i'st redemption, not revenge, as europep in rome. newcastle knock manchester city out of the english football league cup. and former head coach of spain's world cup—winning side — is being investigated as part of the criminal case against luis rubiales. welcome along, the clock is ticking down until we see that first tee shot at the ryder cup in rome. it all gets under way in the italian capital on friday morning with europe looking to reclaim the trophy after being demolished by the usa two years ago. our sports news correspondent andy swiss is in italy for us

and then just in the living room, gerard and rory were just watching tv and they went in and shot both your generation now. so, i'm the youngest of the family, and i've watched my family campaign tirelessly their entire lives forjustice over the murders of gerard and rory. and i believe this legislation is completely cruel and unjust. what's your family's goal, as it were? definitely truth. truth would be the main thing. and civil cases and inquests, for notjust our family, but all families. almost all victims groups are against a plan to give a conditional amnesty to suspects who provide information to a new commission. what we are seeing in terms of the justice system - is an amnesty for murder. of his brother robert, a police officer who was murdered by the ira. i looked up to all of my . brothers as semi—heroes, so i put them on a pedestal. he was a good brother. the government says this legislation will help reconciliation. do you think it will? there is huge ramifications for society ifjustice - is not seen to prevail. i do not think it would be accepted in england, wales, scotla

remember the context here, rory, which we're all aware of here. a grueling counter offensive, which has failed in military terms. strategically it's fail. we've tens of thousands dead. the russian ministry defense thing, a 66000 dead. thousands a piece of menissi equipment. and certainly anthony, blinking, one of the architects of this conflict in many ways is arriving at the key of and certainly bullshit is very convenient need betrayed as a, this demonic force, attacking a civilian infrastructure. it also gave president vladimir zalinski an opportunity to make a very dramatic statement about this attack, which were now suggesting probably came from you finding, interpreting, and have a look that never should ask for the russian service attack in the don't bus town with custom team. they've got this explosion of the market and shops, pharmacies i've been there many times. everyone knows that there are no meal to optics. they are the tech is intentional. we understand where they are doing. these are the same as before, when there are positive offe

all four european pairings won their matches, including rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood.cilroy will now regroup for the fourballs this afternoon, which are getting under way now. our reporterjoe lynskeyjoins us. europe could not have asked for much more, perfect morning. yes. europe could not have asked for much more, perfect morning.— more, perfect morning. yes, eight euroean more, perfect morning. yes, eight european european _ more, perfect morning. yes, eight european european players - more, perfect morning. yes, eight european european players went i more, perfect morning. yes, eight i european european players went out this morning and eight of them have delivered a comprehensive morning for the home side in rome. the foursomes is effectively alternate shots and from the moment the european pairings forge their way in front in the early holes there was little jeopardy for them. the first points of the day coming from thai rell hansen and jon rahm beating the american pair including the world number one, scottie scheffler. viktor hovland and ludwick all about were c

and then just in the living room there, gerard and rory were just watching tv.ry. this is something that is affecting you and your generation now. i'm the youngest of the family, and i have watched my family, campaign tirelessly their entire lives forjustice over the murders of gerard and rory. and i believe this legislation is completely cruel and unjust. almost all victims�* groups are against a plan to give a conditional amnesty to suspects who provide information to a new commission. what we're seeing here in terms of the justice system _ is an amnesty for murder. when he was ten, shane laverty walked behind the coffin of his brother robert, a police officer who was murdered by the ira. there's huge ramifications for society ifjustice - is not seen to prevail, i i don't think it would be accepted in england, - wales or scotland and yet in northern ireland, - it's one of those things again that's been foisted upon us. but the government says the passage of time means a change is needed. the prospect of traditional criminal justice outcomes in respect of troub

if you can see people looked at the sky and you can even see a reflection of it in a part time, rory, and interestingly enough, this narrative has seemed the least out into the wider o s i n t. and web based analysis space like the a german analysts called judy and rock who worked for build a firm and lee pro ukrainian and, but he has even come for now and said, based on the evidence that you see, that this attack probably hasn't come from the russian side, we can have an instance of that. never. let's do that. judging from where people luke's here in the sound from before the impact and the likely reflection of the income in projects out on the car. the rock at the head constance enough car, came from the northwest. hope it's as possible to stay that fact without being called names. but despite the clear brutality of this strike here in so many victims as well show you there are some people out there who are drawing a power of between what the timing of this and the visit of the us secretary state anthony blinking at a time where the average american tax payer is fatigue with billion

earlier today, rory mclroy was asked about their absence.tainly a little strange not having them around, but i think this week, of all weeks, it will hit home with them that, you know, they are not here. you know, i think they are going to miss being here more than we are missing them. i'm not saying that... it isjust more... i think, this week is a realisation that the decision they made has led to them not being part of this week, and that is tough. the landscape in golf is ever changing and more dynamic, and we will see what happens, and whether they will be a part of it in the future. but i always thought leading up to this week, that's when it will hit home that they are not going to be here. both teams have been practicing this morning, ahead of a celebrity all—star match in rome. gareth bale is playing alongside colin montgomerie, who is the captain of his team. novak djokovic is also playing. all to whet the appetite ahead of the opening cermony tomorrow, and then the play gets underway on friday — team usa are looking to break europ

good morning, rory. up until about a week ago the numbers coming out of china were truly quite awful and we had analyst after analyst come on and say this recovery that the market had hoped for had completely lost momentum and that things were really on -- going down a very negative path for china. since a few days ago the numbers have actually started to stabilize. this morning we had better than expected factory output, better retail sales numbers. are there signs that things have actually bottomed out on china activity numbers? >> good morning, jomana. yes. it's sort of the classic news cycle where everything is either really bad or everything is going back to normal and we're off to the races again. of course, the picture is a little bit more known. there are signs there's very strong service sector spending is starting to ripple outwards into job creation and employment and have a broader stabilizing effect on the economy but for us we still face the direction downward until we get to a bottom in q4

the brilliant tee shot from rory on the 17th effectively sealing the victory and that meant europe had, so they lead 4—0 after the morning session, and as you say, they couldn't have asked for a much better start. a, you say, they couldn't have asked for a much better start.— for a much better start. a perfect mornin: for a much better start. a perfect morning for— for a much better start. a perfect morning for europe. _ for a much better start. a perfect morning for europe. what - for a much better start. a perfect morning for europe. what about | for a much better start. a perfect i morning for europe. what about the afternoon? the four balls are under way and so far it's early days, but a bit of a tighter contest, this one. �* , y ., a bit of a tighter contest, this one. x a bit of a tighter contest, this one. ., , a bit of a tighter contest, this one. a ., one. as you say, the four balls are under way — one. as you say, the four balls are under way and _ one. as you say, the four balls are under way and most _ one. as you say, the four balls are under way and most of _ one. as you

rory mcilroy�*s high hopes for the ryder cup — the world number two says europe's blend of youth andnce could prove the difference. the closer we got to the cup, the more i am liking what the team has become. hello there and welcome along to the programme. we're just two days away from the rugby world cup�*s return to france. and with an epic opener to look forward to. more on that in a moment, because the tournament's preparations have been under the spotlight. with officials in paris reassuring spectators that lessons have been learnt from the champions league final in the city last year, where thousands tried to enter the stade de france, causing chaos. with the olympics in the city taking place next years, taking place next year, officials are confident ahead of the big kick off on friday night. translation: access at the stander france has been _ translation: access at the stander france has been corrected. _ translation: access at the stander france has been corrected. the - france has been corrected. the police have taken a number of measures as important events have been orga

he revealed rory stewart.tal health crisis among mps , and he health crisis among mps, and he also talks about his time in the front line of politics. this this is life and times with rory stewart . stewart. >> rory stewart is good to see you . we got elected back in you. we got elected back in 2010. different parties at the at the same time, we're veterans together . together. >> we went through the wringer together. >> really did your list of achievements is far more impressive than mine. you are a former diplomat . you're a former former diplomat. you're a former conservative cabinet minister. you're a former tory leadership candidate. you're a co—host of a very the most successful politics podcast , an academic . politics podcast, an academic. and this book comes out, the day after. this is broadcast . and i after. this is broadcast. and i really enjoyed it. and i'm going to talk largely to you about your experiences that you've detailed about your time in westminster in the book. but first of all, i just

and then just in the living room, gerard and rory were just watching tv and they went in and shot bothf them dead. so for you, you're young people, this isn't history. this is something that is affecting you and your generation. no, i'm the youngest of the family, and i've watched my family campaign tirelessly their entire lives forjustice over the murders of gerard and rory. and i believe this legislation is completely cruel and unjust. what's your family's goal, as it were? definitely truth. truth would be the main thing. and civil cases and inquests, for notjust our family, but all families. almost all victims groups are against a plan to give a conditional amnesty to suspects who provide information to a new commission. what we are seeing in terms of the justice system - is an amnesty for murder. when he was ten, shane laverty walk behind the coffin of his brother robert, a police officer who was murdered by the ira. i looked up to all of my . brothers as semi—heroes, so i put them on a pedestal. he was a good brother. the government says this legislation will help reconciliation.

>> i remember my singles match i played against rory mcilroy in wales. that was when rory sported the big curly hair, remember, and i had the same haircut i have now. when we got to the tee there's this obvious contrast between his hair and my hair, and the crowd picked up on it and it was sort of a battle between the european and the american fans on the first tee over the hair. a pretty funny moment. >> reporter: speaking of, have you seen your calves are blowing up the internet right now? what's the leg day routine, man? >> 20 minutes of leg work, calf work every day, and then about 23 and a half hours of rest. that's the best thing you can do. you got to get the rest in. >> reporter: he's got no rest in. he's in napa this weekends, italy in a few weeks. thanks every y business deserveses a great d deal. that's w why comcastst busins is l launching t the mobilele made freeee event. with o our businesess internet, , new and exexistig customers s can get one yeyear of unlilimitd mobile foror free. it's ourur best inteternet. powered d by the nexext gege

and rory, how worrying is the promise of help in improving north korea's space technology?attempts at developing spy satellites in the past. i think that's also very concerning for the west, of course. north korea continues to be an aggressive bully of its neighbours in the region who are key us allies, including south korea and japan, and advances in its military technology, its space technology, its satellite technology. all of these would be seen as counter to regional peace and stability. it's clear from the locations chosen for this visit, the rocket launching site, the aviation factories, the naval facilities that kim jong—un is reported to be on his way to visiting, that there is a lot of interest from the north koreans in advancing its conventional military space satellite programme. so i think that this is definitely a cause for concern from the west. but at the same time, it's really important to remember that kimjong important to remember that kim jong that kim jong—un needs to needs to show his population that he went to russia to get something significant. thes

and it's very plain to see rory from this analysis that you can see these people are looking up towards a me, so, or an object. moving from that area. interesting in that area and contents enough that there's also a significant military presence. but particularly around the dues kafka, where there is a significant military base operated by ukrainian forces. and we've mapped on to that the trajectory of them is uh and on the satellite image, where you can see the green image of the camera direction. you can see very clearly that this has come from a ukrainian direction. it's simply could not have come from a russian hill territory. it's likely a german analyst called judy and rock, who worked for build a fervently pro ukrainian and, but he has even come forward now and said, based on the evidence that you're seeing, that this attack probably hasn't come from the russian side. we can have addition to that never, let's do that. the judges from where people lukes you and the sound from before the impacts and the likely reflection of the income in projects out on the car. the rock at the hea

. >> rory, who lives in marin city, was a longtime friend of tupac. well before his rise to fame. one concern he has, davis may be in custody, but he may not be the man who fired the gun that killed tupac. >> we don't want somebody just to be in jail, just, you know, to satisfy his family and satisfy the people who loved him . you know, if this guy had was involved in, you know, then, you know, so be it. but, you know, it's bittersweet day. >> but on this day, rory is focused on the legacy of his friend, the artist whose music still remains relevant today. >> his name is still up there. i just hope justice will be served, if not today at some point and may he rest in peace. >> abc7 news one more coming up here on murder mystery in the east bay. >> two deadly shootings eerily similar shake the community and we have more coverage on the passing of diane feinstein. >> hillary clinton shares a tale involving barack obama and chardonnay. >> the san francisco giants making a bold move today. firing manager gabe kaplan. no playoffs this year means no more kapler will show you what manage

and rory mcirloy who has been very fired up faces sam burns and rory mcilroy who has been very firedoints to five victory over chile in the rugby wolrc cup. in the rugby wolrd cup. an already special day for nicolas sanchez, winning his 100th cap for the pumas, was made even better by sanchez scoring the opening try of the match — one of eight tries in the game for argentina. chile did get something for their endeavour but it's argentina who have boosted their quarter finals hopes with the win. fiji have all but sealed their place in the quarter finals of the rugby world cup but they had to come from behind against georgia before winning by 17 points to 12. scotland and romania are into the second half. scotland have a 54—0 lead. looking for that bonus points so that they can meet the quarterfinals of the world cup. and that's all the sport for now. a pro—china candidate, mohamed muizzu, has won the second round of the presidential election in the maldives. the incumbent, mohamed solih, conceded defeat on a post in �*x', formally known as twitter. the vote was seen as a referendum on

and that's why we're going to take a really close look at this rory together. and i think i can bring it to some of the details which are contradict much of these uh, you know, urgent uh, uh, headlines in the west. and of course uh, let's get into the details. and if we have a look at a to begin at the actual positioning of the town, this town is in the dumbass region. it's in interesting, this is a very important point. it's in the ukranian health territory, and you'll see how important that is. as we move through a little segments here, a little discussion we're gonna find, explain some of the details here, which would contradict these western headlines on mr. zalinski. so if we actually look at the attack itself, now, as you can see that during the attack, if we, if we could, if we can show that at that the, the, these individual, there's a lot of things that don't adopt in relation to this story. and if we can see that there are people at looking in, in the opposite directions that they should be for a russian attack at, they're actually looking towards ukr

as rory at no nato commander would suggest his troops should do it. but it seems that happy to suggest ukrainian young man and concepts are to do it. as also worth mentioning last year. in crime, a tourist ukrainians also maintained that rush. i'd use the ballistic missile to strike a civilian targets, causing immense devastation, killing dozens, injury over a 100 people. but even the differences between the 2 missiles are plain to see the fingers on the thoughts for you. this old soviet missile out system, which was using a to set pipe course to munition, when a targeted crime, of course, getting dozens of people injuring over a 100. all right and keep entirely different you can see that from this graphic. the scanner is a very expensive, highly capable strategic weapons and they are very, very different, as you can see as we, as we move through the slides really. so there's a bit of history here about cherry picking reality when it comes to the ukranian assessment of these things. and what's peyton, the obvious is that, and this occasion there has b

you know, of course, there are details now emerging, which we've discovered and we've looked into, rory investigated them somewhat. and it's important to see where constantine of itself is. so we can bring up an actual map of the terrain, the region, and the russian federation. ukraine would constance in of itself, as you can see, is horribly, stay in ukrainian territory of this icon shows the direction of travel, of this missile as per the evidence we're going to, it's a no show you and we can also, now i think it's to bring in a garage, i like to show you the grab a piece of the information with the western side about how they are, but finding this attack, well, you can have a look at that now as to the ukraine, one of the deadly is russian attacks in months in a deadly strike in the middle of the afternoon. ukraine of course, is no stranger to russian missile attack. so yeah, so now that it's important to bring up a 2nd slide, roy, which is actually going to show some of the discrepancies with the western narrative, ukrainian narrative on this. and if we could bring that up now, we'd

. >> rory, who lives in marin city, was a longtime friend of tupac. well before his rise to fame. one concern he has, davis may be in custody, but he may not be the man who fired the gun that killed tupac. >> we don't want somebody just to be in jail, just, you know, to satisfy his family and satisfy the people who loved him . you know, if this guy had was involved in, you know, then, you know, so be it. but, you know, it's bittersweet day. >> but on this day, rory is focused on the legacy of his friend, the artist whose music still remains relevant today. >> his name is still up there. i just hope justice will be served, if not today at some point and may he rest in peace. >> abc7 news one more coming up here on murder mystery in the east bay. >> two deadly shootings eerily similar shake the community and we have more coverage on the passing of diane feinstein. >> hillary clinton shares a tale involving barack obama and chardonnay. >> the san francisco giants making a bold move today. firing manager gabe kaplan. no playoffs this year means no more kapler this year means no more k

however, the us are two up in two matches and tied in the second match, that bottom match involving rory matt fitzpatrick is already looking like a point is heading europe's way, they're six up through ten holes. the usa looking to get some red on the board after that awful start. para—athletes from russia will be allowed to compete at the paralympic games in paris next year, after officials voted against a full ban. the last time russia were allowed to compete under their home country's flag was at the sochi winter games they hosted in 2014. the international paralympic committee will take a second vote on whether those taking part can do the same in paris. russia is currently banned from paralympic competition following the country's invasion of ukraine in 2022. brazilian winger antony will return to training with manchester united, despite allegations of domestic abuse being made against him. antony returned to the uk from brazil this week and has agreed to speak with greater manchester police about the allegations, which he denies. in a statement united have said while that process c

to golf, and rory mcilroy says he's optimistic about europe's chances of winning back the ryder cup whenth. mcilroy is not concerned about the absence of liv golf players in the team, insisting new players like swedish youngster ludwig aberg add considerable strength to luke donald's team. from people that have watched him play in the states, he turned pro injune. people who saw him play over there, a few of us were saying it was a no—brainer but people hadn't seen him play over here, and then he comes and finishes fourth in czech and then wins in switzerland. i think people here that were maybe a little bit sceptical of it all realised what the hype was all about, and he's an unbelievable player. probably one of my favourite swings in the world. finally, the new nfl season gets under way on thursday as the defending champions kansas city chiefs begin their title defence against detroit. two—time super bowl—winning quarterback patrick mahomes says the chiefs will have to be on their game from the get—go. a lot of young guys playing last year. you could see even throughout the season how

the us had their chances but could only tie the other matches. —— even rory mcilroy could only applaudnday so there is still plenty of golf to come but for europe it is some start. what a weekend ahead. thanks very much. let's take a look at the weather now. here's tomasz schafernaker. it is still pretty warm and some people feel like it is an october heatwave. i feel a bit awkward heatwave. ifeel a bit awkward in my clothing here. heatwave may be in spain and france, but we will be feeling the warmth here. some parts of the country still on the cool side but this weekend it is certainly the headline. the autumn one, a bit of humidity with some rain at times. —— autumn warmth. this air will be coming overfrom france and widely across the country temperatures will exceed 20 degrees. but not immediately. this is the early hours, fairly quiet, chilly in the glens of scotland, temperatures in bigger towns and cities between seven and 10 celsius. a bit of a mixed bag tomorrow. we are expecting some warmth and sunshine but on the other this area of low pressure will sweep in and bring some c

but team install watch, rory mcelroy says that shouldn't be a big problem. it's certainly a little strange, not having the mirand um but i think this week of all weeks it's going to head home with them that, you know, they're not here and, you know, i think they're gonna, they're going to miss being here more than then we're missing them with rising a tiny swimming stock yang, you say has added that gold level to had tally at the ation games. jane said you reco time of 55.86 seconds in the 100 me to bosses like she was. those are part of china is mix smedley, relay squad. that cruise to vic troops? i think another you record now, germany's news from sign causal welcomes millions of visitors around the world. every year. most of them arrive 5 bus bought for javin sky, dive up next my know piece on that a little bit boring. you detached from the powered lider in mid air and then zipped past the fairytale consul in the bavarian helps at 200 club, which is the hour and a wink suit. off to the 17 2nd flight, he then landed safely in an environmental washing dw ne

and then in arguably the match of the morning, a partnerships that's being called fleetwood mac — rorymy fleetwood face xander schauffele and patrick ca ntlay. at the opening ceremony earlier, both captain's couldn't hide how much they're looking forward to the contest: couldn't be more excited and happy for these 12 guys to go out and enjoy this week because i remember, i have so many fond memories of playing and being a vice captain. being captain is a bit more stressful but i am excited for these guys to take this all in and enjoy it and try to write their own history this week. we have 12 guys but unfortunately i cannot play all 12 each session and so at some point somebody will have to sit. it is a golf course that demands a lot out of you physically. the guys i have down on paper of the ones we feel put it best in a position to get off to a great start. well, someone who's already enjoying playing at the marco simone golf and country club in rome is viktor hovland. have a look at this during practice on thursday on the par four fifth. an incredible albatross. the perfect shot — j

a six—under par round of 66 has propelled rory mcilroy back up the leaderboard in the irish open.y long of germany leads on 13 under. it's the final weekend at the us open. the american teenager coco gauff is up against the world number one in waiting aryna sabalenka. i spoke to our tennis correspondent russel fuller in new york for his take on the match. lots may struggle to pick a clear favourite, americans especially with a ticket to the arthur ashe stadium with 20,000 people plus in attendance you want gauff to win, she has come through varied challenges very well, she was always in front in the semifinal but had to wait for a sixth match point before taking her place in herfirst us open final. the way sabalenka started against madison keys, maybe encouragement, if she has a good serving day she might have the edge over coco gauff on this occasion. she won comfortably in her other matches. you touched on the arthur ashe stadium, surely that has to help coko gauff, crazy support? that has to help coco gauff, crazy support? it can be very difficult for players when they are not

winger kyle steyn and lock scott cummings from the bench, while centre chris harris and loose—head prop roryland lost their first match 18—3 to south africa, while tonga were thrashed by ireland. wales meanwhile have reverted to the starting team that beat fiji for their match with australia. victory for wales would guarantee a place in the quarterfinals and leave australia on the brink of exiting a world cup at the pool stage for the first time in their history. julian nagelsmann has been appointed the new manager of germany. the 36—year—old takes overfrom hansi flick, who was sacked earlier this month. nagelsmann has been out of work since leaving bayern munich last season. he's signed a deal until 31stjuly next year, which will see him lead the team at euro 2024, which is being held in germany. there is another big weekend of football ahead with arguably the biggest match taking place at the emirates, where arsenal take on tottenham in the north london derby. the gunners have been boosted this morning with captain martin odegaard signing a new five—year deal with the club. odegaard has sc

one of europe's big hopes — rory mcilroy flunked his irish open hopes at the k club in the final roundhile there was an exciting finish to the lpga event in cincinatti — where australia's minjee lee threw away a 5 shot lead on the back 9, before recovering to force a play off with england's charley hull which she won on the second hole. great britain's dressage riders have capped a successful week at the european championships with two more medals. reigning world champion lottie fry narrowly missed out on gold in the final event — the freestyle to music, scoring a personal best of over 92 per cent on glamourdale, just behind germany's — jessica von bredow—werndl. charlotte dujardin came third on the ever improving imhotep — her second bronze of the week. charlotte is back competing after having her first baby. britain won the team gold medal last week. and before we go if you want the latest news and reaction to the men's us open tennis final, head to the bbc sport website and app. and there you will find all the latest sports news as well — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest

before monday, rory mcilroy, jon rahm, viktor hovland, tyrrell hatton, matt fitzpatrick and bob macintyrealifiers for the team, through the european and world points lists. that meant six other players could be selected by captain luke donald — and he's now revealed his wildcard picks. the most eyecatching is this one. ludvig aberg, the 23—year—old from sweden who only turned professional injune and who won yesterday's european masters in switzerland, has now become the first ryder cup player in history who's never played at a major. tommy fleetwood, sepp straka, justin rose, shane lowry and nicolai hojgaard complete the i2—man team to face the united states in rome from the 29th of september. understandably it was aberg that was the biggest talking point for the captain at today's press conference. i needed to see him perform over these last two weeks. it was not a guarantee before that and his commitment to come over, finishing 50 at the check and his commitment to come over, finishing 5th at czech and what he did yesterday and throughout the whole week including these last fourjust sol

rory mcilroy says europe will head to the ryder cup next week buoyed by the performances of the team'syers at wentworth in the pga championship. seven of luke donald's side finished in the top 10 including macilroy and tyrell hatton who finished tied for second — the ryder cup gets under way in rome a week on friday. although there wasn't a european winner, that was ryan fox from new zealand, the team look to be peaking atjust the right time. i personally feel like i struggled a little bit since the us open, the game just hadn't felt great, it was close last week in ireland. we miss the cut. it was three bad holes in ireland. they do come this week and play like i did i'm pretty happy, so ijust need to keep practising this week and, yeah, just make sure my game stays in a good shape to try to help team europe when the ryder cup back. the spanish football federation have urged the 39 players currently on strike to make themselves available for the latest women's squad. it comes after a tumultous month since they won the world cup that has seen the resignation of luis rubiales as preside

rory mcelroy hitting and even part 72 -- rory mcelroy hitting and even part 72 —— even par.but to rememberfor washington nationals pitcherjackson rutledge, as he was struck in the head by his own catcher. already trailing 5—1 against the pittsburgh pirates, rutledge walked ji hwan bae. bae then attempted to steal second base and nats catcher drew millas' throw struck rutledge on the back of the head. fortunately, he was able to continue with the nats going on to lose the game 7—6. that's all the sport for you now, back to christian. the british prime minister, rishi sunak has said he is "acutely aware of the threat to our open and democratic way of life" posed by china's communist regime. the prime minister was responding to a damning report on the uk's china strategy by parliament's intelligence and security committee. ministers he said would take "all necessary steps" to protect the country from foreign state activity. he is facing calls from some tories to officially classify china a "threat" — which he has resisted so far, instead describing china as this "epoch—defining