sophie: oh, the main police headquarters-- sophie: protestors use lasers to distract police officersing to move back as we can see the police in the distance, and it looks like they're coming down straight towards us. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: bricks and molotov cocktails are among the arsenal used by frontliners. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: as the police advance, protestors head to the metro. [shouting] sophie: tear gas fired near the entrance has begun to seep in here. ♪♪♪ the protestors begin to disperse in different directions at astonishing speed, adhering to the slogan of their movement, which is "be water," to be formless and shapeless. ♪♪♪ [crowd chanting] [crowd chanting] [speaking foreign language] sophie: after weeks of protests, tonight police change their tactics. a young man is jumped by undercover police dressed as frontliners. [speaking foreign language] [crying] sophie: at another location, a young woman is hit in the eye. in the metro, police fire tear-gas canisters only meters from protestors' heads, and then push them down the escalator and beat them. [shouting] [shouting]

sophie: australian has contributed $14 million.eated based ont the global response to the ebola outbreak in west africa, which i'm sure most people rember and we didn't have vaccines that were ready to go at a time of great crisis and many lives were lost as a consequence. so, a group of global health experts, together with some people from the business community, got together to say, "well, how can we prevent that kind of thing happening again?" sophie: cepi is chaired by australian jane halton, a former secretary of the department of health. en she was appointed three years ago, one of her priorities was a project called "disease x," preparing for the next pandemic. jane: what cepi did was look around the world, thinking about this challenge of disease x, to see who the best partners would be. sophie: one of the disease x projects cepi funded was at the university of queensland, where researchers were working on new technology which could be used in a pandemic. paul: we signed up as a university, and certainly, as a group working

(sophie fouron) hi! how are you? (woman) good. - i'm sophie. - i'm regina. - regina, can you tell me what will happen today? - this is about the first-born ceremony. every mother in palau, when they have their first-born child, they have to go through this process. and it's called omengat, which means a celebration of life. - how many people are you expecting? - i would say about 300 people. - and what will be your role today, regina? - the oldest sister of steven, who is the father of sascha... my role is to bring her out, in her glory, for everybody to see. - it's really a celebration of life, but also of women. - women. the role of women in palau. and an exchange of food and money. sascha's part is to prepare all the food. all the food. and the husband's part is to give the money. and i would presume no less than $20,000 for this occasion. - do all women in palau go through it? - yes. all women who have their first-born have to go through this. before, in the olden days, only the married women came out in their gl

(sophie fouron) oh yeah! - little things you don't necessarily get, like maple syrup. - things like that. (luc rozon) usually, it's family members who send it, or friends. or in our case, we pack our own and we ship it. it's something that was started several years ago, and the government has been very good to the people with this, because montserrat has heavy taxes. but once a year, they give grace for people receiving barrels. what type of fish do you catch? - all types, all sorts. - are you getting the lobster? - once in a while. - once in a while? - i got them yesterday, so i'm going to be eating them. - so you're going to have a feast here this afternoon. - yeah, barbecue. (sophie fouron) do you often buy fish from them? - sometimes we do buy fish. it depends what they have. - it depends. - yes. the fish here, there are all sorts of varieties of fish. it depends if they have mahi-mahi, which is... well mahi-mahibut they have wahoo here, like mahi-mahi, which is a nice white fish. it's very nice to eat. t

(sophie fouron) claudia tavani. journalist and blogger, she left sardinia to start a career abroad but decided to return rather quickly. and this is her island. (claudia tavani) the main city is that way, cagliari. sardinia is around 25 000 square kilometers. most people know about sicily, and sardinia is basically as big as sicily, but it has a population of around 1,6 million. so compared to sicily that has around 6 million people, there isn't that many people here. sardinia has been regularly invaded. by the pisans, aragonese, the spaniards, people from genovese, phoenicians, romans, the arabs. that's why the flag has the four blindfolded dark faces, and those are the four moors, quattro mori, which is a symbol of sardinia. and at some point in history, they were even talking about surrendering sardinia to france. so we could have been french today. when people ask me: "where are you from?" i say: "i'm from sardinia." and then they ask me: "oh, where is that?" then, i say: "it's part of italy". which is fine. i d

(sophie fouron) nice to meet you.(yi-chieh wu - monique) nice to meet you too. - so where are we going today, monique? - today we are going to the south of taiwan, to tainan city, where i was born, to visit my mom. i'll take you on my scooter to the train station to take a high-speed train. - scooters are very convenient. - extremely. for you. the pink one. - my colour. - ready? (kuanying chao) mostly, people come to taipei for work, so the people who work and study in taipei, most of them are from different cities. they move a lot to go back, so high-speed railway is the most efficient way for people to travel (sophie fouron) high-speed train. which one is it? the orange one. - oh, the orange one. the second one. - yes. - okay. here. we're in car 2. - okay. - so we have to wait here. we follow the line. you're not allowed to go over. - this is not good. - no. - it's so well organized! - we're the best in the world to know how to wait in line. - well, that's quite a feature. that's quite a feature. here we are. how lo

yeah, sophie, ou really not low. yeah, sophie, you know. — really not low.ly not low. yeah, sophie, you know, there is some - you know, there is some rhetoric or commentary i suppose is a better way to put it, that, in order to be able to deal with china, managed china, you can't risk having them lose face in a public like this. do you think that is the strategy here, just briefly, if you don't mind?— strategy here, just briefly, if you don't mind? well, i don't think anybody _ you don't mind? well, i don't think anybody likes _ you don't mind? well, i don't think anybody likes to - you don't mind? well, i don't think anybody likes to be - think anybody likes to be embarrassed, but i also think 30 years of that strategy has emboldened beijing to commit progressively more serious crimes. now is the moment to change that around and to hold chinese government officials accountable, otherwise we are only going to see worse. that was sophie richardson, china directorfor human rights watch, speaking to us a little earlier right here on newsday. if you want to get

(sophie fouron) cheik mc.rapper, author and political activist; he strives to make living conditions better for his fellow citizens. born in moroni and known throughout the world, he tells me the story of his island. (cheikh mc) most of the villages are along the coast. fishing is very important here. we live off of fishing and agriculture, well that's actually what we should live off of. the truth is these industries haven't evolved much despite a population boom. all these babies being born depend on fishing and farming to survive. but the people here don't hold fishermen or farmers in high regard and our youth doesn't aspire to do such work. the children of fishermen dream of breaking free from fishing. fishing for a living is seen as a sign of failure and yet it's essential! our nation depends on fishermen, we would be nothing without them. - we use this to push the fish. - yes. - yes, they go into the net. - you will. - yes. (nadia fatima mhadjou) no, there isn't enough. (nadia fatima mhadjou) it's okay.

now unknown to put sophie was the fact that this individual was an f b. i, informant, so he informed the authorities. the authorities were abreast of the plot as it developed. now this another twist in it as well. it's been revealed to by the justice department that sophie also offered a $1000000.00 for a 2nd target. now sources close to mike pompei of former director of re cia and former a foreign secretary is saying that it was my campaign who was the 2nd target for which $1000000.00 was promised. so there's a lot of details that the justice department has provided. one must make clear though that sophie is still at large to you still being hunted down though these charges have been laid against him. he crane is wanting. russia is preparing to connect power from the zapper asia nuclear plant to crimea, which moscow annexed in 2014. the plant has come on the attack several times over the past week. european countries assessing power consumption caps as they reduce their use of russian energy. e countries have stopped importing cold from russia since wedn

sophie is -- you know, she's sophie is , you know, she's always on the cusp of what's happening, what'sde. >> all right, well, you're not leaving without giving us more tips. the trade. thank you for the burritos. we'll eat them now, guys. congratulations on the show. everybody, scan the qr code on your screen to get this recipe, goodmorningamerica.com. and, of course, "bobby and sophie on the coast" right here, they're on the show, premieres august 22nd on food network. >>> coming up, everybody, oscar winner diane keaton. >> all right. [ applause ] for years, california's non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game changer. 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund permanent solution to homelessness. while helping every tribe in california. so who's attacking prop 27? wealthy casino tribes who want all the money for themselves support small tribes, address homelessness. vote yes on 27. ♪ >>> we are back on "gma," and it looks like oscar winner diane keaton had a blast a

should he kill john bolton now unknown to put sophie was the fact that this individual was an f b i, informant. so he informed the authorities. the authorities were abreast of the plot as it developed. now this another twist in it as well. it's been revealed to by the justice department that the sophie also offered a $1000000.00 for a 2nd target. now sources close to mike pompei of former direct up the sea of the cia and the former a foreign secretary is saying that it was my campaign who was the 2nd target for which $1000000.00 was promised. so there's a lot of details that the justice department has provided. one must make clear though that sophie is still at large to you still being hunted down though these charges have been laid against him. and why was it bolton that was targeted in this plot? well, bolton is a known hawk. he was very much a whole within the trumpet ministration. very influential in terms of trump closing out that iran deal in 2018. he was also a national security advisor and would have been involved in the process that led to the assassination of the commander

sheppard, lee and sophie martin.— lee and sophie martin. of the members of the emergency services who were first to respond to this incident a year ago. some of them were on scene within just eight minutes. we were on scene within 'ust eight minutes. ~ ., ,., ., were on scene within 'ust eight minutes. ~ ., ., ., minutes. we also need to give thanks for the courage _ minutes. we also need to give thanks for the courage and _ minutes. we also need to give thanks for the courage and compassion - minutes. we also need to give thanks| for the courage and compassion shown by so many who work to make our city a place where people can feel safe, valued and cared for.— valued and cared for. among the congregation. — valued and cared for. among the congregation, many _ valued and cared for. among the congregation, many wearing - valued and cared for. among the i congregation, many wearing green, the colour that symbolises the plymouth together movement. the service was attended by the chief constable, sean sawyer, the police commissioner, alison her

sophie and i met in plattsburgh, new york, where we went to school. i think it was right then when we started our first infusions of products. our kitchen used to just have tons of jars with different spices and fruits. you're basically like a mad scientist over here. like a chemist. after that, i kept saying to him why don't we actually make this i yeah. that's one of the beautiful things about having a craft distillery is we're not locked into one production cycle. so we can be free to create and deviate more than a traditional, large manufacturing facility. absolutely. johnny devenanzio: infusing their vodka with fruit from local farms-- what's that smell? you're smelling the production of apple vodka. we're surrounded by tons of orchards. we get fresh-pressed juice just about every week. johnny devenanzio: --and bourbon-blended with syrup from maple trees tapped in their own backyard-- we work with dozens of local farms who produce flowers, like rose petals. she loves me, she loves me not, she loves me! woo! so we're really supporting as many farm

she gave me "sophie's choice." i told her i was looking for sophie's world. she said, i think you're mistaken. you should read this one. i was 16 years old reading sophie's choice and i'm all arrogant thinking, woe is me, all of a sudden i understand profound struggles that i had no real glimpse of. i remember reading a lesson before dying and it deeply changing what i thought about what it means to have dignity. throughout my time in prison, books weren't always readily available. they weren't on the housing units and that's why i framed the project in this way. you have to go to the library. i did time in prisons that didn't have libraries at all. i did time in supermax prisons that didn't allow us to leave our housing units so there was no possibility of going into a library but we still found books. we were desperate for books. so i worked jobs, sometimes i worked a whole month to buy one book. you work 40 hours just to buy one collection of poetry. and you realize that words matter, words are like the life bread for some folks. i did 8 1/2 years and what

now unknown to put sophie was the fact that this individual was an f b. i, informant, so he informed the authorities. the authorities were abreast of the plot as a develop for my u. s. president donald trump has refused to answer questions. on the oath in new york, he appeared at the attorney general's office as part of a long running investigation looking into his real estate business dealings. the case involves allegations that the trump organization missile bank, some tax authorities about the valley of its buildings and golf courses. ukraine is warning. russia is preparing to connect power from the zappa region nuclear plant t crimea, which moscow annexed in 2014. the plant has come under attack several times of the past week. sierra leone has imposed a nationwide curfew response to violent until government protests, governments, as several people been killed, including members of the security forces. protest is an angry about the rising cost of living and want president julius mother buyer to step down. ok, they see headlines. nice continues here. no

segÚn la religiosa, ella y la misionera francesa, sophie petronin, les hicieron caso.una montaÑa de arena y escuchamos tiroteos. entonces la francesa dijo "la mataron a beatrice". sandoval: cuando usted escuchÓ esos disparos, ¿quÉ fue lo que pensÓ? narvÁez: pues yo llorÉ. porque... pues sÍ, me pareciÓ duro. entonces yo dije "ay, no ¿pero cÓmo?". entonces yo le dije a la francesa "pero ¿por quÉ la mataron a beatrice?". ella dijo "porque beatrice empezÓ a insultar a su profeta". sandoval: al gobierno de suiza le tomarÍa 5 meses recuperar los restos de la religiosa y confirmar su muerte. edgar: los Ánimos se nos bajaron al suelo, como se dice. no dormÍamos, no comÍamos. sandoval: en colombia, para Édgar narvÁez, hermano de la monja gloria cecilia, la ejecuciÓn de stockley le hizo temer lo peor. edgar: el temor era que ya no la verÍamos mÁs. ya no volvia mÁs a colombia. fue tanto el impacto que mi madre fÍsicamente ya se fue acabando. sandoval: mientras en el desierto de mali la situaciÓn estaba a punto de tornarse aÚn mÁs crÍtica para narvÁez. los secuestradores se habÍan

sophie long, bbc news, northern california.ator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight, a surprising report. the u.s. economy adds far more jobs than expected, despite the crunch from inflation and interest rate hikes. then, rising tensions. china holds another day of massive military drills following house speaker pelosi's visit to taiwan. we speak with a taiwanese diplomat about the threats in the region. >> we don't want war. we want peace. we will do anything we can to deescalate, but we will not surrender our freedom. judy: and it's friday. david brooks and jonathan capehart wei

one must make clear though that sophie is still at large. he's still being hunted down though these charges have been laid against a former us president donald trump has refused to answer questions under oath and new york, he appeared at the state attorney general's office on wednesday, as part of a long running investigation into his real estate business dealings, the case involves claims the trump organization mislead banks and texas warranties and ukraine. their fears about the face of europe's biggest nuclear power plant. ukrainian officials say russia is preparing to connect is parisha facility with crimea, which is any ext and 2014. the plant has come under attack several times in the past week. shown hindrance reports from cubes in petro coat and says, ukraine zappa region, nuclear plant faces a serious danger of radioactive meltdown. he says, he believes the russian military occupying the plant is shelling it to disconnect it from the ukrainian power grid and reconnect it to a power system in russian controlled crimea. taking all the

sophie long, bbc news, northern california. claimed responsibility for a deadly blast in the capital kabul on friday. afghan police said that eight people were killed and 18 wounded. they say the explosives were attached to a cart loaded with vegetables and parked in a shopping area. there has been further progress in transporting ukraine's grain crops out of the country after last month's deal between moscow and kyiv to resume shipments. three more ships loaded with grain sailed from the ukrainian ports of 0desa and chornomorsk. they're heading for ireland, turkey and britain. ukraine's agriculture ministry says this year's grain harvest to date is 48% down year—on—year, with under 18 million tonnes threshed so far. france has activated a crisis task force to deal with the impact of the worst drought it has ever recorded. the prime minister is calling on citizens to preserve water. she described the conditions as a disaster for farmers and for ecosystems and biodiversity. farmers have warned the drought will impact yields at a

one must make clear though that sophie is still at large. he's still being hunted down though these charges have been laid against and former us president donald trump has refused to answer questions under oath. in new york, you appeared at the attorney general's office as part of a long running investigation looking into his real estate business dealings. gabriel alexander has moved from new york after nearly 6 hours of questioning. trump is now leaving the attorney general's office here in new york city. we might never know exactly what was inside, but if you're inclined to believe the former president, it could have been a very frustrating experience for investigators. and that's because earlier on wednesday, trump posted a message to social media saying that he planned to plead the 5th and would not answer any questions that could potentially implicate him. now this case by the new york attorney general, the tisha james, has been going on since 2019 she is investigating the trump organization. business practices did potentially could hav

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one must make clear though that sophie is still at large. he's still being hunted down, though these charges have been laid against him. will still ahead on al jazeera, the basement flags that became dis, traps, and south korean floods. just want as the government planning to do about them, it was considered latin america's safest country until just a few months back by chiles. now seeing and alarming rise and crime ah spells of showers for se, australia. hi, they're good to see you. this is a pitcher on friday. we'll see those winds pick up for south australia to including adelaide and paris. here, temperatures have bounced back after you shivered through some of your lowest temperatures in a few years. so whether maker will approach over the course of the weekend, but that's not going to knock down your temperatures. like we saw last time, no weather alerts in play across the north or south island of new zealand. all of these temperatures below average, with the exception of done eat it se asia looks like this. the rain is picking up for s

now unknown to put sophie was the fact that this individual was an f b. i, informant, so he informed the authorities. the authorities were abreast of the plot as a developed ukraine is wanting. russia is preparing to connect power from the separation nuclear plant to crimea, which moscow annexed in 2014 european countries as setting power consumption caps as they reduce their use of russian energy. e countries have stopped importing cold from russia since wednesday serially. oh, now suppose the nationwide have you in response to violent anti government protests? the governance has several people have been killed including members of the security forces. thousands of people are processing across the country over the rising cost of living, a calling on the president julius mother b o to step down. in facial in the u. s. could be cooling, the consumer price index climbed a point 5 percent in the year through july. that was compared with 9 point one percent in the month of june. all threes ease also up and the figures are welcome reprieve consumers. there's t

one must make clear though that sophie is still at large. he's still being hunted down though these charges have been laid against him. will still ahead on al jazeera, we take a look at the impact of inflation in the united states on family's trying to make ins, mates, and people in cancer are picking up the pieces of bomb doubt. apartment blocks after 3 days of his riley attacks ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world copies on its way to castle group your travel package to day. we're in the thick of a heat wave for england and wales. hi there. good to see you. so it's going to get worse before it gets better. here's the forecast on thursday, london up to 32 degrees in no parts of southern england have not seen a draw for brain him more than 40 days. i did say it's going to get worse before it gets better. i think the peak of the heat on saturday 35 degrees. that is well above average. another place it has had high temperatures, tender, dry conditions, central portugal, so no surprise when we see these wildfires abrupt more than a 1000

our west coast correspondent sophie long has this report.ight to protect a woman's right to choose. gloria allred said she was raped at gunpoint in the 1960s. that was traumatic, but she says it was the illegal abortion she had after that nearly killed her. now a high—profile lawyer, she's determined to keep the procedure safe and legal. these bans on abortion are not going to stop abortions, itjust means that women and girls will not be able to obtain safe and legal abortions. many of them will have to resort to the back alley abortions, such as the one that i had. california is what's known as a haven state. there's been a push to protect access to the procedure here and to help women who come from states where it's been banned. in november, californians will vote on whether to protect the right to abortion in the state's constitution. a woman has a right to decide when she's going to become a mother. little girls' rights begin in the womb, yes, they do. but as this altercation outside a clinic in the liberal city of san francisco shows, i

sophie long, bbc news, northern california.the ceremony for the victims of the 1945 atomic bomb attack on hiroshima at the peace memorial park injapan. around 70,000 people died when america bombed the city in 1945 with a similar number injured. three days later another attack took place in nagasaki. earlier this week mr gutteres on countries to strengthen the nuclear non—proliferation treaty and work towards ridding the planet of nuclear weapons. much of europe is struggling to cope with what's being described as the worst drought here on record. high temperatures and a lack of rain have led to serious problems in several countries. people are being told to conserve water — and the forecast says more hot weather is on the way. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. in this part of south—east france, _ in this part of south—east france, these fields are usually— france, these fields are usually bursting with colour. row — usually bursting with colour. row after row of lavender. but this year this soil is like sand. the plan seemed life

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sophie goldschmidt, a pleasure having you on. let's start with this.or women's sport, thanks to the euros, and a fabulous year of global sporting events? i certainly hope so. i feel momentum has been building for many years now, but you do have these opportunities where you take a bigger leap forward. certainly in the uk and europe, the euros was a fantastic success and it got a lot of exposure over here. women's soccer as we call it over here, rather than football, has been growing and high on the radar for a few years, especially with the us national team being so dominant. some of the coverage that has been very high profile over the last couple of years. i was back in europe during the euros and it was such an awesome experience. is there a danger in some sporting circles that the momentum gained from these huge events starts to peter out? for example, some of the rising female us stars from the winter olympics falling out of focus. 0lympics falling out of focus. how do you stop that happening? it's always a challenge for sports and entertainment i

now unknown to put sophie was the fact that this individual was an f. b, i, informant. so he informed the authorities. the authorities were abreast of the plot as a develop ukraine is wanting. russia is preparing to connect power from the separation nuclear plant to crimea, which must get annexed in 2014. the plant has come under attack several times over the past week. european countries are setting power consumption caps as they reduce their use of russian energy. e countries have stopped importing coal from russia since wednesday. some countries have warned they may face blackouts. north grays later, kim john urns suffered with a high fever during the countries coven 19 outbreak found. according to his sister . she's also blame the epidemic on propaganda. leaflets dropped by south korea. on thursday, kim declared victory in the countries battle with that illness. sierra leone has imposed a nationwide curfew in response to violent anti government protests. the government says several people have been killed, including members of the security forces. thousands of peopl

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dw sophie kirby reports on what's being done to save them in germany's capital. berlin. brown crumpled up and blanketing the ground. many trees in germany's capital berlin are losing their leaves or are about to in some parts of iffy it looks almost as if autumn has come early. except it happens. but in this department for the environment told me the trees here suffering from climate stress. the feeling the effects of the extreme heat of recent summer and the ongoing grounds. and they're not the only ones. it's a similar story all across europe. even in typically west to places like england find to say this is climate change in action is a high probability that we haven't exceptional drought now because of the, the effect we have had on the climate change that we have. trees are responding to the drought by dropping because without a squad or 2 they counselor to synthesize, i'm so so the leaves are useless. it's an emergency response to protect themselves against against the i gratian consequences. julie loosely, as an ecologist, living in berlin several years ago, she n

the government has not blaming and debate, never letting and manage administer guarding climate. sophie, this is the most destructive, more than 2000 in the recent history. the united nations today have issued a flash b, last $1.16 to well, in the low, the december, the latest extreme was event in bucket bon up there and then keep it in the southern part, the summer attorneys bank as one of the most of one of the country languages. now, even before the floods pakistan was in an economic crisis, as you mentioned now, the government has appealed for $10000000.00 in international aid. even with that amount of money, do you feel that pakistan is able to cope with this situation? or just to be on the program with degree norman granted, and i am will release or dollar 1100000000 to the country, the government take that pocket on news more than $1000000000.00 to be damaged by the wants on pocket content. i think that are maybe like the heavier on the to the output and given dating impact on the applicant, just hector and another granted food insecurity. as a journalist harun john jewel, it's a

sophie devine struck an unbeaten half century as the white ferns eased home with more than eight oversstralia against india in the final and look at this, radha yadav showing some excellent awareness to get australian captain meg lanning out at the non—strikers end. australia have set india a target of 162 to win the gold medal and you can watch it live on the bbc sport website. england's netball team will also leave the commonwealth games without a medal after missing out on bronze against new zealand. the defending champions were beaten 55—48 by the silver ferns, despite beating them by ten goals when the two met in the group stage. the roses fought back in the final quarter but couldn't overcome earlier errors which saw them lose their grip on the game. australia and jamaica play for the gold medal later. england coachjess thirlby was optimistic about the future. there is a lot of positives to come from theirs. with exposed people to their first commonwealth games, we have an exciting group of players in our programme who haven't even made this 12 who i'm sure you will see at the wo

we have the likes of england's sophie hahn taking on wales's 0livia read in the t38100 metres. hahn defend her title and she is surly behind fitted for that race. we will also see hannah cockroft take on local girl kare adenegan in england had to head on the 23a100 metres. we know hannah is a seasoned professional when it comes to meddling at these major games and i'm sure she will be favourite for that gold in that event, and we will also see holly bratcher get under way in the whole vault. she has had such a difficult season with illness and injury and having to do with missing out on competing nero championships two weeks ago because her pole broke in the warm up and she ended up being injured and unable to compete, but she has been finding it tough to get it into her fitness to compete here, but she is determined to give it a go and will be hoping to try make it onto the podium and put on a good show for the home crowd a really exciting first night of finals here at the track and field and we will keep you updated on how we get on. absolutely. so much look forward to. kate

there was a highly—anticipated contest between livvy breen and england's sophie hahn in the women's t37, looked on course for victory, but breen powered through to take victory with a personal best time of 12.83 seconds. hannah cockroft picked up her first commonwealth title, leading home an english clean sweep of the podium in the 100m t33/t34 wheelchair final. wales have won their second gold of the games. it came in the lawn bowls, in a very tight match against england — jarrad breen and daniel salmon beating jamie walker and sam tolchard 19—18, to win the men's pairs at victoria park. welsh cyclist geraint thomas was watching and tweeted his congratulations. look how happy everyone is. sam also won the title four years ago in australia. amazing. i would never even have dreamt of that happening. obviously, i always wanted to get to the commonwealth games, but to win two gold medals now, it's just beyond my wildest dreams, to be honest. there's been some confusion in the formula one. driver oscar piastri says he will not replace fernando alonso at alpine next season after the team sai

sophie sophie is live in islamabad. but we begin in new delhi with prime minister modi , sing a bright future for india. what all did he say? >> reporter: is a lot he said, rosemary. to quickly tell you more about what happened 75 years ago, before i go ahead with that, at the stroke of midnight on the 15th of august, 1947, india became an independent nation after almost 200 years of the british colonialism. cut to 75 years later, today, you had indian prime minister standing in the ramparts of the iconic address for the 1.4 billion people of this country. remember, india has the largest democracy in the world. he promised, is going to take this nation forward. they are going to talk about making this a bigger, more progressive and successful nation. the last few years, preindependence went to building this nation up.he has promised to take it forward with his diverse set of people and of course, india, at this point, is seen by many as a rising superpower, rosemary. remember, it is geopolitically placed in a space in r