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The family and friends of Lilie James, as well as the members of the St Andrew’s Cathedral School community, will remember the much-loved water polo teacher on Friday after she was murdered by her co-worker last month.
and i can't get in at the laugh because it's 12 kilograms allowed and it's ridiculous. and so, six iron wedge and three would and a pot with my wedge. so, yeah. i do iron wedge and three would and a pot with my wedge. so, yeah.— with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that uuite with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that quite well- — with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that quite well. how— with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that quite well. how do _ with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that quite well. how do you _ with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that quite well. how do you practice - with my wedge. so, yeah. i do that quite well. how do you practice for| quite well. how do you practice for this? what happens on a frayed afternoon with the swindles of the emperor and through them? is that what happened? doesn't i will keep this very short and sweet she played with the deer and it's a lovely time to be out there and surreal and i played places like st andrew's that had lots of the members waving me through and yet, can be a game of this and you play early in your eye on the morning.—
to be involved in either bid. at the netball world cup, england have beaten australia 56—55. both sides are already through to the semi—finals, wales are leading trinidad and tobago. the american football legend, tom brady, has become a minority owner in the championship side, birmingham city. the seven—time superbowl winner will become chairman of a new advisory board at st andrew's. birmingham say brady will bring significant expertise, and work alongside the sports science department to advise on health, nutrition, wellness, and recovery. and tottenham manager mauricio pochettino has played down concerns over an injury to striker christopher nkunku. the £52m player went off with an apparent knee injury in a pre—season match against borussia dortmund in chicago.
been arrested after climate activists climbed on the roof of rishi sunak�*s constituency home in north yorkshire and covered it in black fabric. they were protesting against new oil and gas licences being granted in the north sea. the prime minister and his family were not in the house at the time. some other stories now. lizzo's responded to allegations of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work culture. the pop star has called the claims — made by three former dancers — "false" and "outrageous". health workers who pick their noses are more likely to get covid, a study from the netherlands suggests. it said they should be made aware of the infection risk from the habit. nfl legend tom brady is getting involved with the championship side birmingham city. he'll be the chair of a new advisory board at st andrew's and will work on global marketing efforts for the blues. and somalia has suspended a sports official for nepotism after a novice sprinter was allowed to compete
using _ situation now where one party is using its— situation now where one party is using its mandate to deny the collective mandate of everybody else and themselves for those devolved institutions. that is not because that was— institutions. that is not because that was written into the good friday — that was written into the good friday agreement. that is because of changes— friday agreement. that is because of changes that were made at the st andrews— changes that were made at the st andrew's agreement. sol changes that were made at the st andrew's agreement. so i think as people _ andrew's agreement. so i think as people look at some of these problems now, people need to have a bit more _ problems now, people need to have a bit more perspective on why we have some _ bit more perspective on why we have some of— bit more perspective on why we have some of the — bit more perspective on why we have some of the problems we have now. it is not _ some of the problems we have now. it is not so _ some of the problems we have now. it is not so much because of the agreement itself, but because of the changes— agreement itself, but because of the changes that were needlessly made to the agreement. changes that were needlessly made to the agreement-— the agreement. changes that were made. the agreement. changes that were made- lord _ the agreement. changes that were made. lord empey, _ the agreement. changes that were made. lord empey, i— the agreement. changes that were made. lord empey, ijust- the agreement. changes that were made. lord empey, ijust wonder. the agreement. changes that were | made. lord empey, ijust wonder is that something you echo? yes. made. lord empey, ijust wonder is that something you echo? yes, very much of the — that something you echo? yes, very much of the agreement _ that something you echo? yes, very much of the agreement was - that something you echo? yes, very l much of the agreement was tampered with in 2006 and it has, in my personal opinion, i believe that's why we have the current instability. of course, it was brexit related, of course, it was brexit related, but for the benefit of your viewers, we got 71.2i% but for the benefit of your viewers, we got 71.21% in favour of the agreement in northern ireland and well over 90% in the republic of ireland. so when you consider brexit
to the semi—finals in the second quickest time of her career. fellow briton daryll neita also qualified for the next round with a season's best. and great britain's laura muir, who won silver in tokyo last year, ran a season's best to reach tomorrow's1500 metres final. with golf, is this the day that rory mcilroy�*s eight year drought for a major comes to an end. he has a share of the lead at the open championship going into the final round. ben croucher is at st andrew's for us: mcilroy has been impressive so far, but he's not the only one in the running? hovland will also be teeing off this afternoon. history awaits at this
under par, 6a, giving cameron smith a one—shot lead over cameron young. he started the day four shots with a lead. but then, around the back ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 ninth he started to turn it. sorry, 11, 12, 13 he ninth he started to turn it. sorry, ii, 12, 13 he made a birdie and then on the 18th as well. to finish on a 20 under par. that is a record low score here at st andrews. it equals the open record. even though most of the open record. even though most of the fans packed into st andrews, the record crowd here for an open championship. they certainly enjoyed cameron smith getting his hands on that claretjug. his first major title, his first 0pen that claretjug. his first major title, his first open championship. he won earlier this year, came very close to the masses, but cameron smith is a must have —— a winnerfor the very first time. he was asked how we would celebrate, he said he would see how many beers he could fit in that claretjug, i don't
the first medal of day three went to ethiopia's tamirat tola as he claimed gold in the marathon around 0regon. tola broke away in the latter stages to win a first world title — and set a championship record of 2 hours 5 minutes and 37 seconds. he finished over a minute ahead of countryman mosi—net gere—mew, with belgium's bashir abdi taking bronze. britain'sjosh griffiths had a strong run, finishing a9th — looking good — with a thumbs up too. one man who should have been competing in that marathon is britain's chris thompson. unfortunately, because of a delay in processing his us visa, he wasn't able to travel. instead he was here today.... watching events unfold in oregon... and i caught up with him afterwards: ifi if i would have not watched it and been at home, with my son and gone to the playground, i don't think that would have been necessarily good waking up monday, when i do eventually go to my visa appointment. i don't think it would have put me in the right foot. i
secure their place in the quarter finals of the women's euros? hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. for large parts of today it felt as though rory mcilroy was about to bring his 8 year drought to an end. but his wait for another major continues after australia's cameron smith won the 150th open championship by one stroke from cameron young. mcilroy ultimately 2 shots behind the winner. watching the drama unfold was ben croucher at st andrew's. we'll talk about rory mcilroy in a moment but cameron smith — fitting of winning any 0pen fitting of winning any open championship. fitting a winning any major. right here at st andrews, the home of golf. a final round, eight