Battleground states and they are going to have debates out there and have early voting. yeah. steve: gavin can we go to vegas and donny osmond will do something at your residency? brian: gavin is out today. steve: is he right there, brian, holding a big dog. [laughter] but to answer your question, yeah, i started at 5, professionally at 5. in fact you mentioned andy williams in my show one of the really cool segments is i actually sing a duet with andy williams. steve: who passed away a few years ago. i miss him. we all miss him. but, i do a tribute to marie at the end of the show. i put all 65 albums into the show. in fact i call it the request segment. i put all 65 albums on the screen and anyone in the audience can pick any song i have ever recorded. steve: i will do one right now and they call it puppy love i m going to do puppy love out there for the audience. carley: how do you feel about this being the largest crowd we have ever had.
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The rfu and the international rugby board are doing about it. board are doing about it. the welsh ruab board are doing about it. the welsh rugby union board are doing about it. the welsh rugby union has board are doing about it. the welsh rugby union has been board are doing about it. the welsh rugby union has been asked - board are doing about it. the welsh rugby union has been asked to - rugby union has been asked to comment. world rugby has issued worldwide guidance on concussion within the sport. this is a small study and there are other studies out there but it s hoped it will contribute to the introduction of things like pitch side concussion tests to better protect players. jordan davies, bbc news. jpr williams was a fantastic player, it s amazing disease got a fantastic head of hair, he always had flowing locks when he was racing around. speaking of greats. gavin, not talking about you, sadly, but stuart broad. retiring, what a career. he said his beans thinking about it for a few weeks and wanted to go out on a few weeks and wanted to go out on a high with the ashes. a fantastic layer. 167 tests, 602 wickets, one of the most iconic players for england over that period, 15 years in an england jersey. what a time to
Whether local councils could be forced to remove any already in place. damian grammaticus, bbc news. now it s time for a look at today s sport with gavin. we ll start at the women s world cup and cruel for the co hosts new zealand, who are out of the tournament, courtesy of norway s emphatic 6 0 victory over the phillipines in the final round of matches in group a. it was a case of better late then neverfor the norway side, scoring their first goals of the tournament. sophie haug s hat trick the highlight for them, completing the rout in stoppage time. the phillipines, despite that win over new zealand in their last game, finish bottom of the group. and that s because new zealand could only manage a draw against the group winners switzerland. 0 0 it finished. agonising for the co hosts, who could have made the knockouts with a win, at the expense of their opponents. the football ferns becoming the first hosts to exit at the group stage. germany colombia approaching half time. the second of their group matches. earlier, morocco beat south korea 1 0
In the women s world cup and the latest on keira walsh. latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, i latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, ithink latest on keira walsh. not bad, is it, gavin? look, ithink for- latest on keira walsh. not bad, is. it, gavin? look, ithink for england it, gavin? look, i think for england it was a mixed day yesterday. to be positive about in that performance from england. serena bateman got the call right, bringing in laura jones. the buzz around the stadium when the team sheet drop was incredible. it paid off within six minutes, didn t it? a stunning stray from lauren james, proving to be the winner. not many people outside of england would have heard of laurenjames before the tournament. she broke in at the euros, just 21. this is a first major start and major tournament. it was thought she could be the secret weapon for england. that is well and truly out of the bag now. not enough to put england through to the last 16, they need to draw, avoid defeat, rather, against china, in their final group d match. but the performance was overshadowed by that
Opening fixture. the vitality roses made a strong start to proceedings in the opening quarter, establishing a comfortable lead over their caribbean counterparts and they extended that advantage through the second quarter into the half time break. their dominance continued after the restart as they restricted barbados to just 11 points in the second half as england ran out winners 90 29. losses for wales and scotland as well as the netball world cup. that is it. thank you, gavin. more on the soaring temperatures in the wildfires that have devastated much of southern europe over recent weeks. our climate and science reporter, georgina rannard, has been investigating whether this is the new normal for europe. greece is used to heat and summer blazers. butjuly 2023 has seen
Coming in. thank you very much for joining us. now it s time for a look at today s sport with gavin. more from the women s world cup in a moment and frustration for france, but the final round of the open at hoylake is under way and the leaders are about to get going. the man to catch is brian harman, who has a five shot lead over compatriot cam young. let s catch up with ben croucher who is there for us. then, over to you. they were! gavin, it all comes then, over to you. they were! gavin, it all comes down then, over to you. they were! gavin, it all comes down to then, over to you. they were! gavin, it all comes down to the then, over to you. they were! gavin, it all comes down to the next - then, over to you. they were! gavin, it all comes down to the next four - it all comes down to the next four hours or so. it is wet, it is wild, birdies are not easy to come by but they are out there on the course. the leaders have just taken to a very sodden hoylake. brian harman five shots clear of his compatriot cameron young. let s bring you up to date on that early final round leaderboard here in the open championship. brian harman with a five shot lead over the american
Government. he is known as being someone who takes risks and likes gambling in politics so we will have to wait and see if his gamble actually pays off. i imagine we will wait and see. it is great to hear from you. now it s time for a look at today s sport with gavin. hello there. france nil nil against jamaica. france reached at least quarter finals in past
But he overtook at the start of the race. plus the tour de france comes to a close today it sjonas vingegaard in the yellow jersey sealing the defence of his title on this uncontested stage to finish in paris. that s underway a little later on. and that s all the sport for now. cheers, gavin. we will catch up with you a bit later on. graphic accounts are emerging of further atrocities in the indian state of manipur during an outbreak of ethnic violence in may. there s already been pain and anger over a video showing two women being paraded naked and assaulted by a mob. several other incidents in the state capital imphal have now come to light months after they happened. internet restrictions have slowed the release of information about the extent of the violence over the last few months. our reporter, divya arya, has more from manipur. shops are shut in this part of manipur s capital city imphal because another violent incident was reported here. this road leads to the airport so you do see some vehicles going from here, but mostly residents in this area are staying