so let's take a look at the finalists and winners of the 2023 rory peck awards. up, the rory peck award for news, for films that capture the immediacy of a story. in this film, guillermo galdos gained rare access to one of the world's most dangerous crime gangs, the sinaloa drug cartel. as restrictions on the cultivation and sale of marijuana have eased in parts of the us, the cartel is increasingly involved in the production and distribution of the dangerous opioid fentanyl. covering this story isn't easy. manyjournalists have been killed trying to do so. using his extensive contacts and years of experience reporting from mexico, galdos was able to report from inside a fentanyl lab, where he met some of the young men making this deadly drug. these guys are young farmers who grew up in the mountains, and they've seen their grandfathers and their fathers being involved either in the marijuana business or in the opium business. and nowadays, you know, synthetic drugs is the new kid on the block. galdos also met with the sicarios or blades, cartel hit men who guard

>> i love the idea, as rory said, it's team golf, which is fun.e best golfers in the world playing in the league in a new format. it's a primetime entertainment event, and i think it's going to make some noise. >> well, we are excited about it. we will see it teeing off in january. gentlemen, thank you very much. it has been a pleasure having you on the program. >> thank you for having us. >>> up next, mike santoli will be here with his midday word. "halftime report" is back after this. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) that first time you take a step back. i made that. with your very own online store. i sold that. and you can manage it all in one place. i built this. and it was easy, with a partner that puts you first. godaddy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. we're back. our senior markets commentator mike santoli is here. the title of your note is bears on the run. >> after last week. >> it felt like it last week. >> if you got s

but for rory, there is one overriding thought. excitement or creativity or invention for safety. fundamentally, i don't think anyone has ever gone to the cinema and seen a shot and thought, "that's worth somebody dying." sophie van brugen, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. england and have a lot of clouds, but thicker cloud waits out in the wings, we are between weather systems at the moment. it is not altogether dry out they are. where we have that cloud there are some showers around. increasingly fight for northern and western parts of england and wales, along with northern ireland, much of scotland, although the winds are strengthening, rain is gathering towards a north—west later on. we will get 10—12 c for the south—east, there is a brisk wind for the rest of the day, it will linger across south—eastern areas and the channel, edge into this evening. as will the showers, then they fade, under clear skies a chilly night. rain and strong winds gathering further north. this time the north will have a milder night

combs accused of rape and abuse the new lawsuit filed by his former girlfriend >>> and golf superstar rory mcilroy, the one in a million shot landing right in a spectator's lap. how this all played out. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >> good evening and welcome. for weeks, israel and the u.s. have warned hamas is using civilians as human shields, including hiding a command center beneath hospitals. after its second raid in 24 hours on gaza's largest hospital, israeli officials are showing video of a tunnel they say they discovered under the complex. but so far, no clear public evidence of a hamas command node, which both israel and american intelligence believe exists despite the video showing ak-47s, ammo, and other weaponry, hamas and hospital officials deny the al shifa hospital has a dual purpose as that hunt goes on, so does the search for hostages and today, a grim discovery confirmed. the body of an israeli mother who had been kidnapped from her home raf sanchez has the latest >> reporter: this, israel says, is the proof it's been searching for. releasing

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ok, rory, many, thanks for that. and let's take you now to gaza, to find eunice where i need my mood is standing by for us and honey as we talked about before. it's night time now, the 1st quiet night in 7 weeks for you and for your fellow godson's. what is the move that what is the sense? describe the alternative relief. yes indeed, it's a quiet night and that to my surprise, it was just thinking in the back of my head, what's missing? again, i forgot all about the, the buzz of the drones and the sound. the, i call these the, the 5 things yet to find over the god as for it. but as the season fires, it took effect this morning. the palace city ends in the southern part have been reacting to the damage of the sheer amount of damage caused by relentless error strikes the 2 entire neighborhoods and interpret additional buildings at one group, one particular group who was ordered to evacuate the eastern side of hon units to the west, prince, i was able to go back to their homes to check on what is left of prompt, those r

we approached rory mciiroy on the golf course here in dubai, he didn't want to speak today.ons than answers. its, at the moment there are more questions than answers.- at the moment there are more questions than answers. a few names have been floating _ questions than answers. a few names have been floating around, _ questions than answers. a few names have been floating around, but i questions than answers. a few names have been floating around, but he i questions than answers. a few names have been floating around, but he is i have been floating around, but he is in line to replace him? that have been floating around, but he is in line to replace him?— in line to replace him? that is a aood in line to replace him? that is a good question _ in line to replace him? that is a good question because - in line to replace him? that is a good question because you i in line to replace him? that is a good question because you are | good question because you are looking for a leading professional he is prepared to put in what is an awful lot of time, effort and distraction at a time

rory mcilroy made a promising _ fighter in this era.e than at the 13th hole. the northern irishman teed off on the par three hole, however instead of finding the green it found a spectator because my lap. the officials were swiftly he has already won the race to dubai title. that is all the support from me. hello. some of us did get to see a bit of sunshine today. the best of that was in the north of scotland. further south, the weather was dominated by a storm that pushed across france. this storm was named storm frederico by the french weather service. it brought strong winds and heavy rain for france, but it only really dealt us a glancing blow, swinging away south—eastwards now. we have got this band of showery rain pushing its way eastwards. behind that, a mix of clear spells and showers. if the skies stay clear across northern scotland for long enough, we could see another very cold night, maybe down as low as minus three or minus four celsius. actually, quite a chilly night for many of us. into tomorrow, though, this ridge of hig

well, this is quite a remarkable story, rory, as you can, as you say. and basically what it's about is a bbc interview that was broadcast with a female policy. new prisoner who had been in is really custody. add the bbc translation initially. the, which was put out was, uh, that's a, you know, she think come us as she was praising her mazda the only people who cared about her . but it turns out that in reality what you were sending and out of it was quite the opposite. she was talking about being brutalized by his lady forces. the pepper sprayed electricity being cut off, left to freeze, and basically terrorized in his way to close me. this was found out by a group of a volunteer online fact checkers if you like, as well. roy, you would just know the concern. but let's have a look at the actual comparison between what the bbc said, she said, and what she actually said, roy, let's have a look of the not had the builder for the double instead of a, some are the not had the sort of for the put it, in a mazda 3 year re, compared to what, the, what the, the,

rory, a very good evening. thank you for joining rory, a very good evening.ining us on farage on gb news. rory the met police are after those demonstrations yesterday . they climbing on war yesterday. they climbing on war memorials and things. they're sort of saying, well, no laws been broken. what's your view on that? is that is that correct or actually, are they just essentially using to tier policing once again ? policing once again? >> well, i think firstly , >> well, i think firstly, richard, i think my head is honestly spinning from today. you know, half of twitter, if not more , is saying we need new not more, is saying we need new law. half of twitter, if not more, is saying no, we don't just enforce it. i think the truth lies somewhere, sadly, in a sort of blurred middle. so obviously, there's a complex patchwork of obviously the laws, the case law and then inevitably there's policy and guidance from there's policy and guidance from the and the crown the police and the crown prosecution service . and it's prosecution service. and so it's hard. honest

rory, a very good evening. thank you for joining rory, a very good evening.ining us on farage on gb news. rory the met police are after those demonstrations yesterday . they climbing on war yesterday. they climbing on war memorials and things. they're sort of saying, well, no laws been broken. what's your view on that? is that is that correct or actually, are they just essentially using to tier policing once again ? policing once again? >> well, i think firstly , >> well, i think firstly, richard, i think my head is honestly spinning from today. you know, half of twitter, if not more , is saying we need new not more, is saying we need new law. half of twitter, if not more, is saying no, we don't just enforce it. i think the truth lies somewhere, sadly, in a sort of blurred middle. so obviously, there's a complex patchwork of obviously the laws, the case law and then inevitably there's policy and guidance from there's policy and guidance from the and the crown the police and the crown prosecution service . and it's prosecution service. and so it's hard. honest

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let's go to rory challenge. roy, you're live for us in occupied east jerusalem. now i understand in the last few moments, israel has denied uh, ordering the evacuation about shift. so what do you know, and what can you tell us? a categorical denial from the which the tax, the accounts of the spikes pass and for the is ready minutes rates. it's 6 during the we've been monitoring official channels for at least an hour looking for any kind of response to the story that we have been hearing coming out of the, of, of gaza. and the extraordinary testimony that we had in the last hour from cd and metix from el cheapo hospitals. hardly in the last few minutes, has that been any official statements from these ready minute treat? i'll read it to you in full this morning. the idea responded to the request of the director of the sheet for hospitals to allow cause and citizens who, with sheltering in their hospital any wish to evacuate from the secret hospital towards the humanitarian crossing in the gaza strip. it should be emphasized that it noted points to the idea of us t

. >> on "halftime" we spoke with rory mcillroy, tom werner and here's what rory said. >> we're tryingme of golf into the 21st century. i think a lot of people will connect with the fact that we're playing indoors. it will look nothing like traditional golf. it will look more like an nba game hopefully. >> what do you think of that. what's the attraction for this league to you? >> i think what they're trying to do and, obviously, i'm a believer because i ended up buying one of the teams -- >> what did you say? can you say in. >> it was less than $100 million. >> that's fair enough. between 90s and 100? >> i'll say it was less than 100. >> okay. >> at least give me a ball parkway. >> that's more than warner was willing to tell me. i appreciate that. the attraction of it? >> the attraction is simple, what we're trying to do is make golf available to watch for people over two hours, do it in prime time where it's virtual so you're going to see the players hitting the ball right away, and then they step up. you're not wasting -- i shouldn't say wasting time, not watching people walk, right

and what the official saying, rory about names who will be released amongst both is riley captors and palestinians being held by as well. that we don't know the individual names at the moment of the people who are going to be released in these 1st traunches, these fast phases of the deal. the way that we understand is going to work is this, that's how much are going to be giving to these, right? these every day, a list of roughly 10 names, 10 people who are going to be returned home from captivity and gaza. and those people will then be returned home on the next day. so as a sites in my 1st onset, we might well get one of those days coming to see things on the caps is will be returning kind of more. how are they going to get back with the like? the mechanism is that going to be given to the red cross and the red cross will take them south to the roof or crossing which goes from garza into egypt. the countess will go through egypt and home is round up cost as the other side of this, which is what's going to be happening to the palestinian prisoners in his ready jails. and likely what t

calculating how much in gone so for that reason, imagine how much support base in the west banks, rory challenges in east jerusalem. thank you. and as we've, i just mentioned, they've been emotional reunions in israel. thousands of people gathered in tel aviv to welcome home. these really captives released by hand. i saw the height of reports for calories. so they came sort of heights. but that soon disappeared when several hours paused, with no sign of her mouse handing a 13 cap to the right cross. to then be brought back to his ro only and its 2nd day a ceasefire agreement. all of a sudden seemed to hang in the balance as an estimated 100000 people rallied and tele. vive holdings to the release of old captives held in garza. the road is still long and the strength of our families and its unity and mutual responsibility for the release of all the hostages. young old is right in foreign soldiers, civilians, women, and children, all of them, all of them now. but was spread phones from us delaying the release of the 2nd group is captive until its conditions of allowing a truck to reach p

so out of sight it onto 0 tend to be let's go not to occupy the east jerusalem rory challenges is life. where should there? so rory, uh, what do we know about the, the release the captives right now where they all has in their role and hospital in the events that 12 of them are in the hospital intend to be. one of them is in a hospital down in the negative desert in the south of israel. they will be reunited with their families items, with the exception of that one person, they all mentioned in minutes who is in the hospital in the negative deserts. most of them are expected to be out of hospital in the next day or 2. now, the, like the majority of these people are mothers and statutes and, and the majority of them have come from one particular community down in the south of his road near the border with gauze. and that's keep experi documents. battery was particularly hot. it's by the attack, so salty, but this happens when how much spices came through defense. so as 100 people we, we think were killed on that day. that's a 10th of the communities population. 50 of them, which i can c

talking crazy home us when she didn't mention from us once she didn't mentioned the word from us, rory, she mentioned these re lease paper spreading her, denying her sheets and water, etc. and this got converted by the bbc with bizarrely into her thinking home us for being the only a group that cared about her. so how much is it mentioned a several times in this imaginary translation really is quite remarkable. well, we can actually now have a look at the actual, the comparison between what you actually said, and what the bbc said. she said, let's do it, or the not have to go to, for example, the or the, the put it in a mazda 3 years. the what, the, the, the, for the, the double, the, are the of the, sort of for the, for the, to the mazda 3 year, and also the, to what to do. so, as you can see, really remarkable differences in the truth and reality here. and what's more interesting is this was an online group of activists to check in translations and media for this type of thing. i mean, the garage of who at the bbc is actually, you know, monitoring this bonus, lead to issue jet rage o

i'm worried about the possibilities of an explosion into a much wider regional rory challenge reporting there from occupied east jerusalem. thank you very much for roy to the turkish foreign minister. how country don says that a 2 state solution is the only way to solve the israel palestine conflict. listen to this, which is the carpet, the author's guest united didn't miss it. cease fire needs to be implemented immediately when h should be delivered to guys without a delay. in this latest conflict, we saw that if we don't focus on the 2 state solution along with a truce, the region we'll see another war or you don't have to be a genius to predict this. muslim nations are united and this caused them reestablish an action. good thing was to key indonesia, nigeria, jordan, egypt, alcantar and saudi arabia as of next week representative. so can foreign ministers of these nations who begin to hold talks just in various countries are now looking at what is happening and be occupied westbank at least 2 palestinians have been killed. an overnight is really a tax. gunfire was reported in the co

have correspondence across the region. zane bas robbie's in ramallah with the latest on those raids, rory challenges isn't occupied east jerusalem 1st. so let's go to united side. you know, you're in hon. eunice in southern gaza. the latest footage emerging out of gaza shows the relentless bombardment in the north. what can you tell us there? well, yes, so that's true in the north. there has been matter, philip environments, in different areas. the latest from board meant that we just heard about now and have been seen pictures off is for a residential home in uh, the sub neighborhood. this is in the uh, is in gauze the city where dozens of people were killed and dozens have been injured. also, another bombardment was on inside the schools. this is a school that host displaced people, at least uh, they said at least over 10 people have been killed and over a 100 people have been injured in that attack while a totally shelves and tank shells has been targeting homes at the northern part of because the strip, while the bombardments continue in other areas in gauze the city in enough up stre

let's go to rory in louisiana. rory. >> caller: hello, there cramer. >> how are you doing, rory?r: good. good, good. thank you for asking. i've been a founding member for the new club and the one before then. >> yes. >> caller: i have a question concerning a spun off stock from ibm. it's called kind rell. >> i like kindrell. they report next week. i think martin schroeder's doing a pretty darn good job. i bet he does a good number rks 14 bucks goes higher. kevin in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: boo-yah, cramer to you and your staff. >> what's happening, man? where are you from in jersey? nearby? >> caller: yeah, i'm out here in maplewood, not too far from you. >> all right. >> caller: my question is this stock reported yesterday. i went over the transcript. 20% drop seems like overkill. did i miss something? or should i be buying into this weakness? cslt. >> confluent. i've got to tell you, i just don't think it was as bad as down 40. i went through it. yes. i mean, i wish they hadn't talked so positive at the beginning of the call, like hey you guys are total numbskull

i zoom in hon. eunice in the southern gaza strip rory challenge and occupied east jerusalem. the 1st let's go to start a hide in tel aviv. so uh, sorta is a israel says the release of captives will not happen before friday. do we know the reasons for this delay all saying to me for that sales uh, based on what these writing meters were for say and saying this is what is really officials a saying that it's an administrative thing and that's uh, that's no cause of full concern so not really any details as such from as randy officials themselves and they says the problem is that many have space to have is really needs here, which is giving a up to date a minute up to date, to inform the public can't. but also the families of the latest in terms of what the government is thinking, but these speeches warehouse overnights from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you had the defense minister. i'll go on as well as the minister that's in the war cabinet. many guns all talking about this bill, which seemed to be pretty much, very much in the notes, even though they never right to offic

okay, let's get the venue from occupied east are worse than rory challenge is that for us worry plenty of relief in israel and beyond. i'm sure that the 1st day of the season, if i went to plan today, we're expecting more captives to be released. took us through what is going to look like of the following festival. we're going to start hearing more, perhaps from the captives that have already been released about what their experiences were uh inside gaza at the hands of, of how much. then of course, as you just mentioned because of that successful 1st round of this exchange deal, we are likely to see around to taking place. we already have, we have a stands lists that have been exchanged between hamas and the is right. ease of who is going to be free, likes their own today, the families of those captives who are going to be brought back to israel later on today. have be notified that it's their loved ones that are coming home. the probably is that's, i think he's going to be broad. he said, most of what we have already seen, something of that sort of went through some of that in her re

you know, a lot of the say to tell you rory is a lie. i mean, uh us isn't out there spreading democracy, it's out there advancing its own geo political interest or what, what it perceives as cio political interest are either libraries. laura don, cuz i like joining us. i live on a how to international i wish we have more time for this done next time. we will thank you very much for joining us. thank you. thank you. well this is off the international, appreciate you joining us here. maybe the check is in the mail. off of the canadian prime minister was forced to make a swift exit from a restaurant. those details are on line. i don't see it on the but can you and it little mega, they've given the green light to deploying troops to crisis district. and i hate to you and approved on us back to mission the operation names to help the carrier be a nation to come by to talk about the gang related violence. well, that's learn more, and course a lot to a correspondent know where you can get your reporting us now from south africa. great to see yo

rory mciiroy has beaten tiger woods to the pga tour's prize for generating the most media interest in2 million pounds for winning the top spot on the tour's player impact programme. woods won it in the two previous years, despite his injury hit playing schedule. the award was introduced to reward players who generate the most interest in the pga tour, via a variety of different online platforms. tiger woods has revealed his frustration at the secretive nature of the potential deal to bring all the different factions of golf together. the sport was stunned when a framework agreement between the pga tour, dp world tour and saudi arabia's public investment fund was announced earlier this year with a deadline of december 31 for a deal to be finalised. woods last played competitively at the mastes in april at the masters in april and the 47—year—old also says he can't wait to test himself at this week's hero challenge... i'm excited to compete and play, and i'mjust as curious as all of you are. to see what happens. because i haven't done in a while, and i can tell you this, that i don't ha

and from tel aviv we moved to ok, fine east jerusalem, where rory challenge is standing by. good to see you, rory, for those who hope and we hear a lot of this hope at the moment that these 4 days will move on to another stage, will be prolonged, will eventually develop into further negotiations in the morning do during si, fi is riley's rarely government is giving a pretty uncompromising sense that he's not the case that the war will go on and will resume no less in 4 days con. yeah, there are characteristics being used at the moment. diana adams, the carrots we just had, saw, were mentioned that such offer essentially that if how much release is more hostages, then the spot can be extended. the stick that is, that's, that is a temporary solutions. that's a, basically a way of getting more concepts home. but off to israel feels that process is going as far as it can go, then the whole time and will continue. it's basically these ready governments thinks that it's 2 objectives. and this was to bring the hostages back, the captives that as being a secretary at the moment that

a change of heart and now won't take part in a new golf venture being launched by tiger woods and roryit would require a level of commitment i can't offer." the 2a—player league will be staged indoors in florida and be partly played on high tech golf simulators. 0ther backers include serena and venus williams, nba star steph curry, and liverpool owners the fenway sports group you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. storm ciaran brought some disruption and damage to the far south of england, and certainly through the channel, the channel islands bearing the brunt of the storm. friday, though, looks a lot quieter. we've seen the back of the storm now. it will remain quite blustery and we'll see sunshine and showers, but a lot more sunshine around than what we've had of late. there it is, storm ciaran continuing to fill and weaken in the north sea. it's still influencing our weather enough to bring us another blustery day, certainly across mo

and he said, "next week, i'm going toto my cousinin's weg in hyayannis port,t, rory, but why dodon'tll comep the fofollowing weweek?" so we saidid, "okay," " and, "g"great, lovevely. bye."" and we allll waved, and i stilill rememberer him wag and walkining across t to his pe on t the tarmac.c. my p partner, mimichael bermr, and i starteted george to try and bring a fresh new style to the way we cover politics. terenzio: the week leading up to the accident, there was a lot going on. he was working a lot of hours, and he was not home a lot, and carolyn, i think, was feeling a little fatigued by all of the pressures, and she really wanted some downtime with john. and i think it was frustrating to her that she didn't see a light at the end of the tunnel in terms of, "when are we ever just going to be a married couple who can hang out and spend time together?" and she wasn't going to go to the wedding. i said, "look, this is going to look really bad for john if you don't show up at the wedding. people t talk enoughgh about u guys a and about w what's goinn and what's not going on with you

rory mcilroy insists progress is being made towards a deal that would combine the two traditional golfarabia's private investment fund, even if a deadline for an agreement might not be met, and with other potential investors also interested. the world number two, who's also on the pga tour's player council, says efforts are continuing, even if it might not look like it. if you were in the middle of it, you would see that there is a path forward. it is just that no—one has any details. loose lips sink ships. so, we are trying to keep it tight within the walls. i'm sure when there is news to tell, it will be told. mcilroy�*s in dubai for the season—ending dp world tour championship, which isn't the only golf event there this week. in fact, on the next—door course, luke willett broke a world record on tuesday. already the british speed golf champion, but after completing nine holes in 20 minutes and 12 seconds, luke is now the quickest of anyone in history. he was greeted by a fresh ball at each hole, but used just three clubs and, as you can see, ran between shots in 30—degree heat. his

rory mcilroy, who had already secured the race to dubai for the fifth time, finished in a tie for 22ndompleted the successful defence of their atp finals doubles title this afternoon. they beat spain's marcel granollers and argentina's horacio zeballos, winning the first set 6—3. and a straight sets victory was completed with this point, which made it 6—4 in the second . with their tenth consecutive win at the tournament, the pair have become the first back—to—back champions since 2017. novak djokovic has called it one of the best season's of his life — after moving past roger federer�*s record and winning a seventh atp finals title tonight. the 24—time grand slam champion, taking on the home favourite, italy's jannick sinner in turin — took the first set by six games to three. he lost when they played each other in the round robin stage — but as djokivic so often does, in a final, he stepped things up. a day after beating carlos alcaraz, he's won this match in straight sets too, 6—3 6—3. what a year it's been — in which he won three of the four majors and now the season ending title.

rory mcilroy has resigned from the pga tour's policy board with the american circuit embroiled in highiations over how to fund its future. mcilroy�*s shock decision was revealed in a memo to the tour's players issued by commissionerjay monahan. mcilroy had been a steadfast critic of the saudi arabia funded breakaway liv tour and was regarded as an arch pga tour loyalist. the northern irishman had spoken to the press on tuesday but gave no indication that he was about to resign. some news out of germany, union berlin have announced that a split between them and manager urs fischer. last season they finished fourth and qualified for the champions league. this season they've lost 13 matches and find themselves bottom of the bundesliga. in a statement the club said there "are few words to express just how grateful we are to him for the last five and a half years. the minnesota timberwolves won their second in—season tournament game as they beat the golden state warriors 104—101 but the match was marred early with three ejections inside the first two minutes of the match. warriors guard kla

rory mcilroy insists progress is being made towards a deal that would combine the two traditional golfnvestment fund... even if a deadline for an agreement might not be met... and with other potential investors also interested. the world number two... who's also on the pga tour's player council says efforts are continuing, even if it might not look like it. if you were in the middle of it you would see that there is a path forward mcilroy�*s in dubai for the season—ending dp world tour championship, which isn't the only golf event there this week. in fact on the next door course luke willett broke a world record on tuesday. already the british speed golf champion, but after completing nine holes in 20 minutes and 12 seconds luke is now the quickest of anyone in history. he was greeted by a fresh ball at each hole, but used just three clubs and ran between shots in 30 degree heat. his next challenge is to try and break the record for fastest hole of under 90 seconds. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. from me and the rest of the team at

rory mcilroy has resigned from the pga tour's policy board with the american circuit embroiled in high—level was revealed in a memo to the tour�*s players issued by commissionerjay monahan. mcilroy had been a steadfast critic of the saudi arabia—funded breakaway liv tour and was regarded as an arch pga tour loyalist. the northern irishman had spoken to the press on tuesday and gave no indication that he was about to resign. i think if you were in the middle of it a path forward. it is just no one on the outside has any details. loose lips sink ships so we are trying to keep it tight within the walls. if there is news to tell it will be told. sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. you're watching bbc news with me, catherine byaruhanga. as we've been hearing britain's supreme court has ruled that the government's flagship plan to send migrants to rwanda to have their cases processed is unlawful. delivering the verdict, thejudge said genuine refugees could be at risk of being sent back to the countries from whic

rory mcilroy, who had already secured the race to dubai for the fifth time, finished in a tie for 22nd successful defence of their atp finals doubles title this afternoon. they beat spain's marcel granollers and argentina's horacio zeballos, winning the first set 6—3. and a straight sets victory was completed with this point, which made it 6—4 in the second. with their tenth consecutive win at the tournament, the pair have become the first back—to—back champions since 2017. novak djokovic is currently playing for a record seventh atp finals title against the home favourite jannick sinner in turin. and in true djokovic style, he raced through the first set, with a single break of sinner enough to take it it 6—3. and moments ago, djokovic broke sinner again, for a 4—2 lead in the second. for a 4—3 lead in the second. rugby union now and there was a dramatic finish in the game between exeter chiefs and gloucester — with henry slade scoring the winning points for exeter with the last kick of the game. it finished 25—24. seb atkinson thought he had done enough to give the visitors the win w

rory mcilroy has rated his season a seven out of ten despite missing out on a fifth major once again.irishman played a major role in europe regaining the ryder cup and claimed a fifth race to dubai title ahead of the season—ending dp world tour championship that started today. he hit a birdie on the way out but dropped a shot on the way back. his team—mate made six birdies on his round of 67. the painkiller tramadol will be added to the world anti—doping agency's banned list in the new year. former liverpool and england goalkeeper chris kirkland suffered from addiction to the opioid drug and spoke to the bbc about its impact on his life. at the start i was taking it in the dosage you are meant to take but we all know about addiction and the longer you take something the less it works and you need to up your dosage. i was nearly 2000 mg each day. ifailed three dosage. i was nearly 2000 mg each day. i failed three times before to come off it and went back on it but i can't get envelopes are parcels of the postman so i was get them off the postman so i was get them off the internet so he

i mentioned briefly rory stewart. privately —— shared the article. so the consensus for action became firmer and clearer in that second week of march, with the benefit of hindsight, if only two have been a and clearer in all our minds earlier, but i don't think one can single out the prime minister at the time for criticism. we all deserve our share, retrospectively, of criticism. our share, retrospectively, of criticism-— our share, retrospectively, of criticism. ., . ., ., ., criticism. you chaired the cobra on frida the criticism. you chaired the cobra on friday the 20th — criticism. you chaired the cobra on friday the 20th of _ criticism. you chaired the cobra on friday the 20th of march. - criticism. you chaired the cobra on friday the 20th of march. can - criticism. you chaired the cobra on friday the 20th of march. can we | friday the 20th of march. can we have _ friday the 20th of march. can we have 1062603, a paper on additional measures _ have 1062603, a paper on additional measures. these are the measures w

this whole chief of business actually for business needs to be looked at in all of these context, rory, as we look at everything that's happening and i'll shift to agree with you, facts and context. i was asking, you know, in, in guys alpha 0 zoom the side was asking her what happens when the hour is up, because we're looking at the clock and that one our deadline is now up. issue with say look, these really didn't say, but we can look at what they did, another hospitals and when their deadlines were up, they started showing inside the hospital to force people out. that's what you them, that was reporting. i wonder whether again there's anything you can add to that picture of israel's, of, of context or israel's track record in the hospitals and gaza. anything at all? well, i mean the, the, these varieties have a minute tree objective of them. i mean clearly, and they are pursuing that in the way that they see fit. so kind of regardless of the criticism that's coming from many parts of the wells, and i'm not even a criticism of the way that treating hospitals like cheap trick criticism

. >> rory rebuttal is an expert on federal procedure. >> the defense is trying to say that he really believed other things. he didn't really believe that he was going to be assaulting paul pelosi. but he doesn't have to believe it. at the moment he hit him with a hammer, he knew he was hitting him with a hammer point >> the lead prosecutor held up plastic back showing the hammer used that night and presented multiple videos of the then 82-year-old paul pelosi, lying on the floor in a pool of blood in the immediate aftermath. >> the video evidence is powerful, but i think this would be an easy case to prove without a video. you have one or two officers on the scene. they witnessed this. and then you have the defendant's own statements, as well as his backpack. >> prosecutors say that david depape's back pup -- pack included several items. they were focused on painting the y, arguing that depape believes in conspiracies. >> they are trying to use a back door to bring in mental insanity, that he is crazy. that is not a defense unless you raise it as a defense. >> depape's main argument

rory cooper hasn't slowed down since he lost the use of his legs 43 years ago.logy and innovation. >> you changed the way we look at the world you made it better. >> reporter: making life better for anyone who relies on a wheelchair to get through life i can't appreciate what the challenge is if i don't live your life. it required somebody who lives your life and has your engineering expertise to make this fix. >> yeah. well, you have to recognize the problem, right, and then it helps you live the problem. >> reporter: living and working the problem, rory became a biomedical engineer and inventor he holds more than 20 u.s. patents through the engineering lab he founded with the va and the university of pittsburgh designing new wheelchairs to drop the weight from 80 pounds down to 18 then a revolutionary, now widely used design. an ergonomic push rim on the wheel. >> so you can grab it easy without less effort on your forearms or your elbow or your shoulder. >> reporter: so you don't get carpal tunnel or something like that he then turned his attention to the joy

once again, the strips largest refugee camp, or amongst the latest targets in israel's offensive. rory challenge begins our coverage. the kind of study ends in going to seek safety and their homes. for the husbands of bummed, they take shelter in schools. schools above the wounded, taken to hospitals and ambulances for the ambulances and the hospitals abound. in gaza, death is everywhere. so many parties need burial the dead transported on the top of the cause for the boots and people pray for that day's victims in the streets. this is one of his robes lights. his targets alpha cooler, a school, and that your body a refugee camp in northern cancer, about this stuff, say thousands of displaced families with sheltering here. pulls of blood stain breakfast, bread. it was never eaten. the indiscriminate violence is inc. comprehensible to greetings of either one or 4 people for assembled, killed and injured. we have nothing to do anything with it to i must move. 6 the room when it contains children and women. some of the injury to treated at the nearby indonesian hospital, the relatives voi