i mean , rory stewart's >> yeah.mean, rory stewart's credibility, if he had any, has been completely shot and he now hasn't it really there florence of belgravia, he's out on his backside saying presumably. >> well , frankly, i'm surprised >> well, frankly, i'm surprised at rory because i sat on the sofa not on this show about ten days ago. and i said, thought unfortunately, probably trump would win. i said that i think the reaction to trump's win is not just the republican party winning an election. it's not that because trump is not a normal politician, it's the trump is such an extreme person and personality that there are going to be extreme reactions. yeah. and i think because of his narcissism, his unpredictability, his complete inability to think of other people and indeed the country and the people he's supposed to be president, you know , that he be president, you know, that he that he that everything he does is for himself and for his people, the people voted, the people, the people voted, the people voted

first up, the rory peck award for news for work that focuses on the immediacy of the story.shot in early 2024, haiti's capital, port au prince, saw a widespread outbreak of violence. the assassination of presidentjovenel moise three years earlier created a power vacuum in which armed gangs have prospered. localjournalist luckensonjean filmed throughout the crisis, as hundreds of thousands of haitians were forced to flee their homes amid the brutality and political instability. in june, a kenyan—led multinational security force was dispatched to help the haitian police rein in the gangs. localjournalist luckensonjean filmed throughout the crisis, as hundreds of thousands of haitians were forced to flee their homes amid the brutality and political instability. in june, a kenyan—led multinational security force was dispatched to help the haitian police rein in the gangs. yet the country remains in a state of emergency. the judges said that this was powerful reporting by a journalist who knows his beat intimately and lets the images tell his story. in april 2023, sudan was throw

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rory green is with us at ts lombard.ory, we have seen a 1.4 trillion yuan package over the next few years. i want to know what this means for the chinese economy. does it go far enough to address at least the headline of the issues which is growth and, number, two, what does it mean for investor confidence in the world's second large of the economy? he he hello, sir. >> good morning. good start. these measures are not going to add much directly to growth, but they are removing a growth drag. the local governments are hammered by the loss of revenue land sale. that sis a major drag on growth with the property and hits to consumer confidence as well. these measures, which were interpreted as coming in at the low end at 6 trillion and reading on the fine print, it is coming in at 6 trillion. although they will not add much to growth directly, this is a good sign that beijing is committed to more fiscal stimulus and confirms that beijing will do whatever it takes eventually to stabilize growth. that eventually is key. it's n

an emotional rory mcilroy has ended a year full of highs and lows with victory in the season—ending dpished two shots clear of denmark's rasmus hojgaard and also clinched his sixth race to dubai title. it's the third year in succession that mcilroy has topped the tour�*s season rankings and his sixth title overall. the northern irishman only needed a top—ii finish to reach the summit of the season rankings, but won the tournament, finishing 2 shots clear of rasmus hojgaard. the world number three joins the late seve ballesteros in second place in the all—time list, with 6 triumphs, only colin montgomerie is ahead of the pair, with eight victories. to be able to put my name alongside him never in my wildest dreams did i think i would be doing something like this. to win for the third time at this course, with all the close calls i have had recently, thinking back to especially the us open, the irish open, wentworth, to finally be able to get one over the line and not and — finish the line and not and — finish the year on a high, i got emotional thinking about everything that happened th

rory mcilroy, who's attempting to top the tour�*s money list for a sixth time, is five back after a 67ts to compete in the ipl next year are as much about his coaching championship debut. five players are tied behind kim for second. round of the abu dhabi championship, the penultimate tournament of the dp world tour season. the world number ten equalled the course record at yas links with a bogey—free round of 62 — finishing with a birdie on the final hole. rory mcilroy, who's attempting to top the tour�*s money list for a sixth time, is five back after a 67. james anderson has admitted his attempts to compete in the ipl next year are as much about his coaching as about extending his playing career. with no england commitments anymore, the 42 year old fast bowler with the most test wickets in history has entered the auction for the 2025 edition of the world's biggest t20 league. there's still definitely something in me that thinks i can still play. details. and that's all the sport for now. more now on the us election. american tv networks have been debating how donald trump managed to

we saw rory mcilroy have those sentiments this morning in an interview.s a great relationship with saudi arabia. he's got a great relationship with golf. he's a lover of golf, so maybe. what influence does the us president have over these negotiations? basically none, right? i mean, there's nothing the president can physically do and say, "yasir, do this." but what he can do, he can maybe get the justice department have a different focus on how they will look at the pga tour pif deal. on a slightly different note, you're at the olympics in the summer, covering the golf there in paris. we saw emmanuel macron be a very visual presence at those games. do you think those global events, the la games towards the end of his presidency, the fifa world cup, do you think they're as important to president trump? i think the olympics are important to everybody. the world cup is much more important to the us now than it would have ever been before, and so i think trump will be involved, because let's be honest, where there is a focus and there's a camera, he will be t

rory mcilroy wins the dp world tour championship and his sixth race to dubai title — matching seve ballesteroses — emma raducanu and katie boulter help great britain reach the semi finals of the billie jean king cup. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. we start with football and england have won promotion to the top tier of the nations league after they concluded their campaign with a comprehensive 5—0 win over the republic of ireland. natalie pirks was watching at wembley. a distinctly frustrating first half with ireland defending robustly, gave way to a pulsating second half from an english perspective. the party started when liam scales were sent off for a tackle in the box onjude bellingham. england's captain harry kane scored the penalty and the floodgates opened, what followed were five goals inside 26 minutes, four which were the players�* first for their country. anthony gordon, conor gallagher, jarrod bowen, just 30 seconds after coming off the bench with his first touch and taylor harwood—bellis all scoring for england.

and rory mcillroy moves level with seve ballesteros after topping the tour�*s season end rankings forth time. it means so much to european golf and for me to be pensioned in the same breath i am very proud. in the same breath i am very proud. also coming up on sportsday. emma raducanu puts britain on the brink of qualifying for the last four of the billiejean king cup. and it's advantage england after they beat jamaica in match two of netball�*s horizon series. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin this evening with rugby union, where wales have set a new national record. an unwanted one. they lost their eleventh match in a row as australia scored eight tries in their 52—20 win in cardiff. katie gornall reports. in cardiff there was more than welsh pride stake, these players were standing the beening of an unwanted record. —— brink. no wales side has ever lost 11 tests in a row but that was the direction of travel here against australia, who took little time to find the cracks in their defence. after their recent win over inglot the wallabies were in a confident mood, as nick f

well, staying with northern ireland, rory mcilroy holds a share of the lead on 5—under par after theing dp world tour championship in dubai. he's alongside tyrrell hatton. a top—ten finish will guarantee mcilroy wins the year—long points race. thriston lawrence, the south african who is second in the race to dubai standings, is behind mcilroy. he is the only player who can catch the northern irishman. cheering and applause. now to tennis, and jannik sinnerfinished off a perfect group stage at the atp finals with a straight sets win over daniil medvedev, which knocked out his russian rival. world number one sinner had already qualified for the semifinals — that's thanks to alex de minaur beating taylor fritz earlier in the day. victory means sinner tops the group, heading into the semifinals with a perfect three wins from three. so, taylor fritz is also through to the last four after a three—set victory over alex de minaur in his final group game. that means that seventh seed de minaur goes home without winning a single match in on his tournament debut. former manchester united and ur

now, next tonight, an emotional rory mcilroy has ended a year full of highs and lows with victory inworld tour championship. he finished two shots clear of denmark's rasmus hojgaard, and also clinched his sixth race to dubai title. it's the third year in succession that mcilroy has topped the tour season rankings, and his sixth title overall. the northern irishman only needed a top 11 finish to reach the summit of the season rankings, but won the tournament, finishing two shots clear. as i said, the world number threejoins the late seve ballesteros in second place in the all—time list, now with six triumphs. 0nly colin montgomerie is ahead, with eight victories. to be able to put my name alongside seve, i mean... never in my wildest dreams that i think i'd be doing stuff like this. and then to win today for the third time here at the earth course, with all the close calls that i've had recently, you know, thinking back to, you know, especially the us open, the irish 0pen, wentworth, and to finally be able to get one over the line and finish the year on a high. um, you know, i sort of

victory, beating a top—class field, including fellow countryman, tyrell hatton, by two shots, and roryopean tour, and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously, i still think i have to do something else will go and play another hole or something because i never let myself think i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm having a beer. i bet he will enjoy that, congratulations to him. that's it from me and the sportsday team. there's much more on the bbc sport website, including reports from england's second t20 against west indies. but for now — goodbye. hello, there. finally, some brighter weather to enjoy for this week, certainly for the first half of the week, it's looking sunny. cool at times with the clear skies and light winds. we will see a return to some overnight frost and fog. by the end of the week, for next weekend, it will be turning

with a top 10 finish in the dp world tour championship this week, rory mcilroy will guarantee a sixtho dubai title, bringing him level with the late seve ballesteros. only colin montgomorie will be ahead of the northern irishman, who's given his year so far a score of 8 out of 10 and insists he won't be thinking about the records when he's out on the course in dubai. when i got my tour card in 2007, i do not have any of these goals or aspirations. i wanted to keep my card for the next year and then go from there. to get to a point where these are the conversations that we are having, and are talking about trying to get the maltese record, it is... i am incredibly grateful that i have these opportunities, and i am very proud of the career that i have had, and i do not want to stop any time soon. lord sebastian coe says he'll make the protection of the female category in sports non—negotiable if he's elected the next president of the international olympic committee. currently head of world athletics, the british former olympic champion is one of seven candidates and says the policy isn'

he beat fellow countryman tyrell hatton by two shots with rory mcilroy in a tie for third.dings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it has not sunk in yet. 0bviously,. i still think i've got to go and do something else or go and go and play another hole or something, because i kind of never let myself think that i was over the line at any point. i always knew there was a job to be done and work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't quite hit me yet. i'm sure it will do later on when i'm having a beer. bet he will enjoy that. more on that website including reports from england's second t—20 international against west indies but for now from me it is goodbye. hello there. finally some brighter weather to enjoy for this week, certainly for the first half of the week, it's looking sunny. cool at times with the clear skies and light winds. we will see a return to overnight frost and fog. by the end of the week, for next weekend, it will be turning much colder with arctic air pushing southwards across all areas, this new area of high pressure build

clamour from outside, the clergy in your church and this clamourfrom outside, and there is a press roryg you can withstand. i think it is an appropriate thing to take response to the fore, so i take no delight in it, and i trust he is able to reflect well on his whole time, but i think it was an appropriate thing to do, and a great opportunity for the church to reflect on its future and at the same time think, how do we care for the victims and survivors of this abuse, and how do we make sure there are good processes in place, but also a good culture in place, but that is not enough. the church needs to rediscover its roots, what are we here for? to preach the gospel forjesus christ and deliverjesus christ and for that to be our main mission. i and for that to be our main mission-— and for that to be our main mission. _, . ~ ., mission. i will come back to this latter — mission. i will come back to this latter points _ mission. i will come back to this latter points in - mission. i will come back to this latter points in a - mission. i will come back to i this latter points in a moment,

reach with stina blackstenius more over than out of sight and then the swedish international did not rorympionship. he needs to finish inside the top 11 tomorrow to win a sixth race to dubai title, and be crowned the dp word tour's number one player. taylor fritz beat germny�*s alexsander zverev in three sets, in the semi—finals of the season ending atp finals in turin. the american will play the winner of tonight's other semi, between top seed jannick sinner and norway's casper ruud. italy's jasmine paolini and sara errani won their doubles match to complete a 2—1 victory overjapan at the billie jean king cup in malaga. the wind secures italy's spot in the semi—finals. they'll next face either poland or czechia. and spencerjohnson�*s maiden international five—wicket haul helped australia to an unassailable 2—nil lead in the t20 series against pakistan with a 13—run victory. the 28—year—old took five for 26 in sydney as australia dismissed pakistan for 134 to wind the second game. american mikaela shiffrin picked up where she left off clinching a record—extending 98th world cup victory in

and after the first round of dp world tour championship in dubai, rory mcilroy and tihrell hatton sharee favourite to win the european tour�*s season—long race to dubai title and well, it looks like he's well on the way. he shot 5—under 67 with tyrrell hatton doing the same. a top—10 finish for mcilroy means he will win the race for the sixth time in his career. and that's all the sport for now. back to you, matthew. the european union has said that countries at the cop29 climate summit in azerbaijan are still "way off" agreeing a target for financing efforts to counter climate change. delegates are trying to agree how much richer countries, development lenders and the private sector can provide each year to help developing countries finance the transition to greener energy and protect against extreme weather. held up signs saying, "pay up". climate activists at the baku stadium hosting the conference held up signs saying, "pay up". experts say a deal is needed to provide developing countries with at least a trillion dollars a year by 2030. live now to maria susana muhamad gonzalez — sh

rory mcilroy finished his season in style, winning his third dp world tour championship and the sixthd a top—11 finish to reach the summit of the season rankings, but won the tournament, finishing 1 shot clear of rasmus hojgaard. the world number three joins spanish great seve ballesteros in second place in the all—time list, with six order of merit triumphs, with only colin montgomerie ahead of the pair with eight victories. harry kane is set to start in england's final nations league game. a win over the republic of ireland would secure england promotion back into the competition's top tier. the captain was left out for the crucial victory in greece on thursday, with interim boss lee carsley claiming it's part of showing the incoming thomas tuchel what the team can offer. kane is not only concerned with keeping his place in the side, but also maintaining the right culture within the squad for the new manager. it takes a long time to build, and maybe not so long to lose if you're not careful. but i think we're well aware of that. like i said, the experienced players, i think, lee's d

rory mcilroy is a little way behind on five under.ribing ex manager eddiejones in his book. care says it wasn't a healthy environment and some players got picked on. care himself was dropped and then frozen out of the squad for four years because he dared to questionjones' decision. i spoke to him earlier and began by asking how difficult it was to perform in that environment. it was tough, however may be at that point in time, that and glenside needed someone like eddie to come in any be a bit old—school. he was a proven winner, he openly said he is not here to make friends, he was there to win and good matches, and his record was up there with the very best of having the job. he made us work incredibly hard, emotionally and physically it was tough, and not many nested a distance with eddie, so many players came in and came up quite quickly. i chose to challenge them on the way he dropped me back in 2018, which led me to be out of this court forfour in 2018, which led me to be out of this court for four years, which was really tough.

of demagogue, rory stewart.rically got it all wrong, but he says he's heartbroken. basically , that heartbroken. basically, that donald trump is president. the alarming thing very different responses between lammy and davie, by the way, because lammy is doing what i think he should be doing, to be fair to him, which is recognising trump's victory, being polite to him, hang on, because while we're talking, i'm going to be playing some of lammy's. let's just roll some of lammy's. let's just roll some of lammy's. let's just roll some of the previous tweets from lammy whilst you're talking, because what i was going to say so lammy is clearly said in the past when he was an mp, but definitely not part of the government, he has said he's called donald trump out for what he believes he is part of the digital footprint. >> we all klux klan, we all, we all live by now. >> but this is, i think, where it's relevant to point out that, yes, of course that's awkward. but boris johnson, when he was mayor of london, said that t

let's bring in our correspondent rory challenge, joining us from the to tell us what we're expecting to happen, rory, the outside parliament, the various campaign groups are demonstrating this is great. this against the assistive dine builds inside parliament. it's an absolute b packs house sullivan, the so you for the last 4 hours have 8 been debating. it's very impassioned. the issue they have about an hour of debate still to go and then they will focus on the 2nd reading of this bill. now that these actually sorry for the moves the, it's a bus tron, so they've had to properly look at it, scrutinize it and debates. it's better 5 stages in the confines and then 5 stages in the, in the lords before. ready it actually becomes legislation, so it's got a long way to go before it gets to that point. but it's what say, it's important to say that this is a free votes that m p's have on this i, it's, it's not being wip, spite of policies, the policies are not enforcing a policy political line on their end piece. the employees can vice, along with their consciences and along with the wishes

rory mcilroy says it's a fitting end to 2024, after his season ended in style, winning his third dp world reach the summit of the season rankings, but won the tournament, finishing 2 shots clear of rasmus hojgaard. the world number three joins the late seve ballesteros in second place in the all—time list, with six triumphs, only colin montgomerie is ahead of the pair, with eight victories. to put my name alongside secular, never in my wildest dreams. to win today for the the time here with only close because i have recently, thinking back to the us open, irish open, wentworth, to get one over the line and finished the layer —— finish the year on a high, i get emotional thinking of everything that has happened this year and i couldn't think of a better way to end 202a. and that's all the sport for now — head to the bbc sport website for the latest on the fifth and final international t20 as the west indies take on england in st lucia, that match just under way, with the home side batting. 44 without loss, that is almost. police investigating the murder of a woman from northamptonshire who

rory mcilroy finished the 2024 golf season in style, winning his third dp world tour championship — andn irishman only needed a top—ii finish to reach the summit of the season rankings, but won the tournament, finishing one shot clear of rasmus hojgaard. the world number three joins spanish great seve ballesteros in second place in the all—time list, with six order of merit triumphs, with only colin montgomerie ahead of the pair with eight victories. rugby union's autumn internationals continue later. and after england suffered their fifth straight defeat yesterday, wales are looking to avoid an historic loss today in cardiff. warren gatland's side host australia, having lost their last 10 matches. never before have they lost 11 in a row. there have been games where we have not been able to get across the finishing line and some close fixtures. we need to be able to do that. but if a decision is made in terms of what you are talking about then i am more than comfortable about that. i have been around the game for long enough. before that match in cardiff, italy look to bounce back from

rory mcilroy says it's a fitting end to 2024, after his season ended in style, winning his third dp world of his career. the northern irishman only needed a top—11 finish to reach the summit of the season rankings, but won the tournament, finishing 1 shot clear of rasmus hojgaard. the world number three joins spanish great seve ballesteros in second place in the all—time list, with 6 triumphs, only colin montgomerie is ahead of the pair, with eight victories. wales are taking on australia, hoping to avoid an 11th straight defeat. never said yet to trouble the score. it is still 0—0. italy made hard work of beating georgia. they won by three points thanks to a penalty try and a converted try. 20—17 the final score. a day after drawing the opening match of their four—game series with jamaica, england rebounded with a win in game two. after finding themselves level after the first two quarters, the roses edged in front in the penultimate 15 minutes and extended that advantage in the last quarter to take the win 55—47. the remaining two matches in the series take place in kingston on november

is rory and moscow did you hear my question? can you hear me okay. can you please repeat? repeat the question to the yeah, yeah, i'm sorry, the connection is not as good as it should be. i would just want to to ask when it comes to the global self ebony is a, is the global south keeping a close watch on the i'm boss, that is and the ministers, the trump white house is picking its administrative sion. i was a way that a global style just keeping watch or notes be at the end of the day and not be as relevant as what happens when the zoom of these. what's happening when the zoom up is full and the food is combined. videos of this is uh, i'm getting videos appointments. what example the best and he chose as a m boy, are you created? visual. seems to be someone that's ease uh, grossly it ruffled or russo will be. yeah, guys. ended up so where you take all of that into consideration. i think that what is important use the antenna. i know best south b, b, g that's vigilance going what to accept? do we, what do they do and when about itself to about to. so it was all that being di

margins and margins of voters because it builds a bigger blow to win the electoral college and profess rory, we let you go. i just wanted to get >> when it comes to the relationship between former president trump in rfk at how much do you see that factoring into may be getting more people convinced? >> that wanted to vote for rfk to say, hey, you need to be on board with me because i'm allowing rfk to essentially hitch his wagon to be like. full force now sayinm that he's going to run all of the health department's at all, that if he gets into the white house again. >> yeah. look at those and heard with the trump base because they're suspicious of vaccines anywhere. anyway. where does hurt him, though, is in michigan in the in the polls that were seen headed into this weekend in michigan. rfk is still on the ballot. he's polling between 3 and 4 points, depending which polls set of polls you look at he's not going to get 3 or 4 points michigan, but it's going to get half that number. and usually this is what we see with 3rd party candidates that are on the ballot. they pull really well. and

a second round 69 has put rory mcilroy within a shot of the lead at the dp world tour championship... a step closer to winning the season—long race to dubai. this approach to the 18th green brought the last of 5 birdies helping the northern irishman go to 8 under overall — one behind leader antoine rozner of france. mcilroy needs a top 11 finish in dubai to end the season leading the tour money list for a sixth time. finally, great britain are about to face germany in the billiejean king cup finals out in malaga. anne keothavong's team of katie boulter, emma raducanu, harriet dart, heather watson and olivia nicholls are bidding to win the title for the first time. we can take you to live pictures now. it's not long underway, with emma raducanu first up — againstjule niemeier — the score the qualifiers saw raducanu make herfirst appearance at the tournament since 2022 and she secured victories to defeat france. catch the action on the iplayer and red button. as great britain prepared to take germany on. earlier — iga swiatek wrapped up a 2—0 victory for poland... over five—time champio

kids who have benefits in the so good environment program runs across 20 schools in and around to rory the topics towards ranging from recycling to this rest of extinction facing some animal species. since the project began in 2012, moving 500 young people have taken part, their learning practical skills. like how renewable energy through setting up how it comes can keep gotten like this green and thriving, even in times of drought. for how planting fruit trees can reduce greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. plus those same trees make a great habitat of various wildlife maintenance on the board. or visit us a couple of guns a boat when we play soccer. as soon as we get to the field, we 1st pick up all the plastic melissa on the ground that's over the sea. besides, you've seen a visit visit wearing a courage to collect, sold the waste investments. this was where, like if and because we do this every day before playing soca numbers and i've started watching them, you know, good habits away with me to keep my environmental clean every way this weekend too much. what i'm doing with my frien

since colonial times took authorities to quote, claiming that the land was taken and mostly a hi, rory agreed to that the washington base will bank arbitrate this dispute. and after the use of legal proceedings, the institution has ruled against the government and impose this multi $1000000.00 award. in fact, multi $100000000.00 award. the judges in washington 9 sing ball boys appeal funding that is waived, sold for new immunity in land investment deals. now the applicants, the aging system, the dc cool doesn't have the ju restriction to make such rulings. but we were discussing this recently with the new been the hop on the course of gov from the university. it was on the he said the whole situation may be a job at as in both boys property in the u. s. a lovely, even dependent to timesheet and this is over in the family and has the right to uh, you know, decide how delicate it's one of them. but just like any other kind of interested in the most of those other former pages for them is but i've just be just more on the or ninety's best it's in the president or a particular friendship.

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as rory challenge reports from the hardest hit town of pipe, puerto green shoots, the growing on the wreckage of pipe water. remind is that life finds a way back off that as often. but also of how long this clean up is taking a nitty 2 weeks off to the flood. there is still so much to do. help has come from all over spain and beyond military fire brigade, civil god said mostly volunteers clearing, never ending oceans of mud is the main task both above ground and the dang basements that became death traps. when the water is put in a poor, k is a dentist in normal life. when i finish my work, i day a week i'm, i think i though with my girlfriend and i read the code that there, we need to come here to help. when you, hilda is a journalist at the end of the day when you see that a you will have, you know, the working and you see that everything is becoming better. maybe you will basically the, the, the yes, the army is here for there are other types of armies. this is austin has chasing the faith that many is funny is have in local and national government. but it's also boosted the confi

rory mcilroy is on the verge of winning a sixth race to dubai title.ionship and he'll head into the final round in dubai tied for the lead with denmark's rasmus hojgaard and france's antoine rozner. they're all 12 under par overall. mcilroy had six birdies and just two bogeys. the world number three could have claimed the outright could have claimed the outright lead, but missed this birdie putt at the last hole. francesco bagnaia has won saturday's sprint at the barcelona motogp, ensuring the battle for the world championship title will go down to the final grand prix of the season on sunday. the defending champion started from pole and although he briefly slipped to third he regained the lead on the opening lap and went on to take the chequered flag. with championship leader horgay marteen finishing third, the italian cut the gap to 19 points. howeverfinishing ninth on sunday will be enough for marteen to claim the world title for the first time. he'll start from fourth, while bagnaia is on pole. we will have more for you later but that's all of the

my colleague, rory suicide, discussed the opportunities bridge membership brings with a senior advisor to indonesian energy and resources minister mohammed x on at the bricks. membership, good benefits indonesia. lot actually. so including to take the 1st year vacation, the investment opportunity, and the economy, like any other corporations. also we sit to unplug. why and our voices all fall independent countries are forces i. so we, we enhanced the global source. we want you to bridge between the global assaults and definitely have contracts. you know, russia's foreign minister said some time ago that america is pressuring some countries not to join the brakes. and he said that is absolutely true. um, has that been any pressure against the in the news here from southern western part and it's concerning in an easy is interesting brooks. yeah, it might be any kind of what sounds so pressure but we are independent country. we focus on hours over 90. so for most of our national interests, we are ready of course, to always maintain productively our compression with traditional partner. an

vary what's on friday as well, but by such a day we will see the return of some sunday spells in her rory, the mileage is here. what's your to african leaders expect from donald trump? does he makes his come back? the continent hasn't been a top diplomatic priority for washington, but as china and russia expand their influence, there will trump for verse misprint. this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoy.

take victory — beating a top class field, including fellow countryman tyrell hatton by two shots and roryn tour and it puts him fifth in the race to dubai standings, with the season—ending tour championship starting on thursday. it hasn't sunk in yet. 0bviously, it hasn't sunk in yet. obviously, i still think i've got to go and do something else, like, play another hole or something. else, like, play another hole orsomething. i kind of else, like, play another hole or something. i kind of never allowed myself to think i was over the light at any point, i always knew there was a job to be done, work to be done as i was playing. so it hasn't hit me yet. i'm sure it will later on when i'm having a beer. england are playing the second t20 international against the west indies. more on our developing story this hour. two strong earthquakes have hit the southern coast of cuba, shaking buildings in the east of the island. the us geological survey said the first, near santiago — the island's second—largest city — measured 5.9. the second was stronger, measuring 6.8, and struck close to the first

colonial times, and took the authorities to quote, claiming that the land was taken and ruefully a hi, rory agreed to let the washington based, will bank arbitrate this dispute? now if the he is legal proceedings and the institution and rooting against the government, unimposing, the multi $1000000.00 award. now the judges in washington. the nines involve boys appeal, finding you to where he fits, sol running from unity in land, deal investments of applicants states and says the see quote does not have been to restriction to make such well let's let's cross live now to the been the how by zuka who joins us now from the university of zimbabwe. thanks very much for your time here on our teams. national based seems like a re t incredible story. we've got some ball boost government saying it's going to appeal this decision wasn't they didn't the u. s. know ends involved way. i just wondered what your prediction is on the outcome of this case. then i think that to this case is never used and then i think that's right. this is the best a for them. so b as in bob ways and then to timesheet, and th

but by such a day, we will see the return of some sunny spells in her rory across the globe ecosystems under administering to this later started moving back. it started melting. all that is something deeply wrong in the scrolling test that we cannot create. that's why 6 blues have the lower is beginning to hold multinational 2 accounts or connected s neighbors by those images. and how the idea is giving nature legal rights is also in our relationship with the planning. this is what is sort of a house. it's about ensuring that like when executing the planetary, just based on now to sierra the, the, the hello, i'm adrian said again this is counting the cost on elders 0 your way to look at the world of business or the comics this week. the scale of the damage cost by spain's floods is set to be in calculable. boston is whether it's solely to play into the devastation of or is only.

but by such a day, we will see the return of some sunday spells in her rory. there will come a time where no amount of dollars will be able to make up for what is broken activists making that boy seats her. how many disasters do we need to start taking action in the fights against the climate? catastrophe. this generation is trying to save the world. we are in an emergency right now. when you do the much destruction, you're going to face the consequences. make sure he's done dying of now or never on how to sierra or the the watching out. is there a mind at the top stories? this is riley strikes on gauze. i hate to know is a crowded area west of deer on policy families, with sheltering near the all newer, most 6 people were killed including 2 babies is really false as have carried out several strikes on they were self and some of the ministry struck off the threatening residents to leave a face foaming in a separate time east of the lebanese capital. 5 people were killed by a striking on um saddam city council, as held an emergency session to discuss the stays,

so, as for now, rory, i'm going to hand it back to you, we're gonna be covering everything in the studio until we get the more information on what's happening in the election. so right back to you. yeah, i appreciate it. don will be checking in with you in the very near future as the numbers continue get tallied for the us presidential election. 2024. the we appreciate you joining us here for this special election coverage live on auntie international. i just wanna clarify something. i said earlier in the program, i did say earlier here, and i'll tell you that the new york times is calling that donald trump will win the election. let me correct that please. to be more accurate. the new york times are saying donald trump has a nearly 90 percent chance of winning. okay, there you go. so us presidential candidates, donald trump come out of hire supposedly spend, get this a record 3 and a half $1000000000.00 on our election campaigns. that makes this the most expensive election in the history of the country. and michael maloof or former pentagon security analysts says economic issues are act

but by such a day, we will see the return of some sunday spells in her rory the latest news as it breaks, students are left to long to find a battle on their own in a sea of uncertainty and unfolding court with detail coverage. even these hospital costs can so that's a bit of a treatment tend to be a graveyards who displace families from the heart of the story. hundreds of thousands of people in the north of gauze, i have little if any food, walter, or house care they're facing up. so click to conditions the . the challenge is there a reminder about social stories? the saw, the united nations security council has discuss deteriorating humanitarian conditions in garza and columns is agencies one finding is eminence in the northern parts of the strip you an agency for palestinian refugees as the number of a trucks entering. garza has fallen to its lowest level in 11 months. favorite southern sub this has been his point to is rarely strikes and as many hours a fire pool could be seen and don't have just talked to 1 o'clock in the morning and the full time. it follows another strength it hit