VIDEO SHOWS: MILAN-CORTINA ORGANISERS GIVING INITIAL DETAILS OF WINTER OLYMPICS OPENING CEREMONY DURING PRESS CONFERENCE AT SAN SIRO STADIUM / FILE FOOTAGE OF STADIUM EXTERIORS / FILE FOOTAGE OF DRONE VIEWS OF CORTINA TEMPLATE ONLY, COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW
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VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS HIGHLIGHTS FROM BOUTS OF FIRST NIGHT OF GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT IN LONDON AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT EDITORS PLEASE NOTE: EDIT HAS BEEN REFILED TO CORRECT RESTRICTIONS TO: Must courtesy 'Royal Albert Hall'. PLEASE DISREGARD SLATE. SHOWS: LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 15, 2025) (ROYAL ALBERT HALL – Must courtesy 'Royal Albert Hall', no archive, no resale, 28 day use only after the event – no use after 2100GMT on November 11, 2025.) 1. VARIOUS OF SUMO WRESTLERS WAKATAKAKAGE VS TAMAWASHI 2. VARIOUS OF SUMO WRESTLERS HAKUOHO VS HOSHORYU 3. VARIOUS OF SUMO WRESTLERS ONOSATO VS URA STORY: Japan's elite sumo wrestlers slapped, thrust and flipped their way through the first evening of their five-day exhibition tournament in London's Royal Albert Hall on Wednesday (October 15), to the delight of a full house of spectators. After a ceremony-heavy start and some lively explanations for first-time watchers from Japanese broadcaster NHK's veteran English-language announcer Hiro Morita, the audience watched the first few bouts in an atmosphere of near-reverence. By the time the small-but-powerful young wrestler Asakoryu, who like all "rikishi" goes by a single ring name, charged furiously into Sadanoumi in the fifth bout, the crowd had the gist of things. Fans cheered wildly as the elder man locked his opponent in a belt grip before slowly but surely marching him backwards out of the ring. The event, the first such sumo match in the UK in 34 years, was aimed at promoting ties between the two countries, according to Hakkaku Nobuyoshi, chairman of the Japan Sumo Association. Spectators revelled in the sight of Midorifuji, the lightest wrestler in London at a mere 114 kg (251 pounds) going toe-to-toe with towering Kazakh fighter Kinbozan – who is 64 kg heavier – before being lifted in the air and dumped outside the ring. In the second half, the audience began to let rip. A shout of "I love you Takayasu!" from high up in the arena may not have been the kind of encouragement the former champion wrestler was expecting. But it did the trick and he duly sent his opponent Abi crashing to the dirt. The most skilful performance of the evening came from the young Ukrainian wrestler Aonishiki, who flipped his much heavier opponent Atamifuji over with a rarely seen technique, thrusting one of his legs outwards from inside the knee while twisting him downwards by the opposite shoulder. The two grand champions, Hoshoryu and Onosato, each won their bouts in stately fashion to bring the evening to a close. (Production: Natasha Montague)
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIPS CENTRAL EUROPEAN STAGE SHAKEDOWN IN BAD GRIESBACH, GERMANY, AS THIERRY NEUVILLE TOPS THE LEADERBOARD SHOWS: PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (WRC PROMOTER GMBH – see restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF RALLY CARS DRIVING SLOWLY AROUND PRAGUE WITH FANS GATHERED BAD GRIESBACH, GERMANY (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (WRC PROMOTER GMBH – see restrictions before use) 2. VARIOUS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVER SEBASTIAN OGIER DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 3. VARIOUS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVER ELFYN EVANS DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 4. VARIOUS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVER KALLE ROVANPERA DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 5. VARIOUS OF HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT DRIVER OTT TANAK DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 6. VARIOUS OF HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT DRIVER THIERRY NEUVILLE DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN STORY: Thierry Neuville topped the Shakedown as the Central European Rally weekend got underway on Thursday (October 16) in Bad Griesbach, Germany. The Belgian's third run topped the leaderboard by 1.1 seconds from Frenchman Sebastian Ogier, who leads the Championship standings. They were just ahead of Elfyn Evans, after the Brit lost his lead in the standings last time out in Chile, as Ogier picked up maximum points. Estonian Ott Tänak, last year's winner in Europe, was 1.3 seconds off the pace in fourth. The drivers will clock up nearly 312km on asphalt in 18 notoriously changeable stages across Germany, Austria and Czech Republic over the course of the weekend. Stage one begins on Thursday afternoon. (Production: Joseph Andrews)
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIPS CENTRAL EUROPEAN STAGE SHAKEDOWN IN BAD GRIESBACH, GERMANY, AS THIERRY NEUVILLE TOPS THE LEADERBOARD SHOWS: PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC (OCTOBER 12, 2025) (WRC PROMOTER GMBH – see restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF RALLY CARS DRIVING SLOWLY AROUND PRAGUE WITH FANS GATHERED BAD GRIESBACH, GERMANY (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (WRC PROMOTER GMBH – see restrictions before use) 2. VARIOUS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVER SEBASTIAN OGIER DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 3. VARIOUS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVER ELFYN EVANS DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 4. VARIOUS OF TOYOTA GAZOO RACING WRT DRIVER KALLE ROVANPERA DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 5. VARIOUS OF HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT DRIVER OTT TANAK DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN 6. VARIOUS OF HYUNDAI SHELL MOBIS WRT DRIVER THIERRY NEUVILLE DRIVING THE SHAKEDOWN RUN STORY: Thierry Neuville topped the Shakedown as the Central European Rally weekend got underway on Thursday (October 16) in Bad Griesbach, Germany. The Belgian's third run topped the leaderboard by 1.1 seconds from Frenchman Sebastian Ogier, who leads the Championship standings. They were just ahead of Elfyn Evans, after the Brit lost his lead in the standings last time out in Chile, as Ogier picked up maximum points. Estonian Ott Tänak, last year's winner in Europe, was 1.3 seconds off the pace in fourth. The drivers will clock up nearly 312km on asphalt in 18 notoriously changeable stages across Germany, Austria and Czech Republic over the course of the weekend. Stage one begins on Thursday afternoon. (Production: Joseph Andrews)
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VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS HIGHLIGHTS FROM BOUTS OF FIRST NIGHT OF GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT IN LONDON AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL TEMPLATE ONLY. SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW.
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VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS HIGHLIGHTS FROM BOUTS OF FIRST NIGHT OF GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT IN LONDON AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL TEMPLATE ONLY. SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW.
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VIDEO SHOWS: VARIOUS HIGHLIGHTS FROM BOUTS OF FIRST NIGHT OF GRAND SUMO TOURNAMENT IN LONDON AT THE ROYAL ALBERT HALL TEMPLATE ONLY. SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW.
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY ONE OF THE MACAU OPEN ON THE ASIAN TOUR, TOPPED BY CHINESE GOLFER DING WENYI, AND THAI PLAYER GUNN CHAROENKUL. SHOWS: MACAU, CHINA (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (ASIAN TOUR MEDIA – see restrictions before use) 1. VIEW OF THE GOLF COURSE AT MACAU GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 2. LEE WESTWOOD PUTS FOR PAR ON THE FIFTH (PAR FOUR) 3. LI HAOTONG TEES OFF ON ELEVENTH (PAR THREE) / BALL LANDS VERY CLOSE TO HOLE 4. CHASE KOEPKA CHIPS IN FROM THE BUNKER TO BIRDIE THE ELEVENTH (PAR THREE) 5. JOHN CATLIN PUTS FOR BIRDIE ON THE FIFTEENTH (PAR FOUR) 6. KELVIN SI CHIPS IN FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN TO BIRDIE THE EIGHTH (PAR FOUR) 7. SUNGJAE IM APPROACH SHOT ONTO GREEN TO SET UP HIS BIRDIE ON THE NINTH (PAR FOUR) 8. GUNN CHAROENKUL CHIPS OUT OF BUNKER TO SET UP HIS BIRDIE ON THE EIGHTEENTH (PAR FIVE) 9. DING WENYI PUTS FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN TO EAGLE THE EIGHTEENTH (PAR FIVE) STORY: Headliner Lee Westwood had a miserable day at the Macau Open on Thursday (October 16), as the Brit ended up well adrift of the leading pack, at four over par. Former world number One Westwood, who won the competition in 1999, is seemingly out of contention already, as Ding Wenyi and Gunn Charoenkul top the leaderboard on seven under. Thailand's Charoenkul did not drop a shot all day, and eagled the 13th, as Chinese Wenyi saved his best for the end to eagle the 18th, leaving the pair a shot ahead of Dominic Foos and Jack Thompson in the Asian Tour event. Elsewhere, the PGA's 35th rank Sungjae Im ended the day five under, with birdies on two of his last three holes, while defending champion Rattanon Wannasrichan could still come back from being two under – as he attempts to be the first player to defend the title. (Production: Joseph Andrews)
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY ONE OF THE MACAU OPEN ON THE ASIAN TOUR, TOPPED BY CHINESE GOLFER DING WENYI, AND THAI PLAYER GUNN CHAROENKUL. SHOWS: MACAU, CHINA (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (ASIAN TOUR MEDIA – see restrictions before use) 1. VIEW OF THE GOLF COURSE AT MACAU GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 2. LEE WESTWOOD PUTS FOR PAR ON THE FIFTH (PAR FOUR) 3. LI HAOTONG TEES OFF ON ELEVENTH (PAR THREE) / BALL LANDS VERY CLOSE TO HOLE 4. CHASE KOEPKA CHIPS IN FROM THE BUNKER TO BIRDIE THE ELEVENTH (PAR THREE) 5. JOHN CATLIN PUTS FOR BIRDIE ON THE FIFTEENTH (PAR FOUR) 6. KELVIN SI CHIPS IN FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN TO BIRDIE THE EIGHTH (PAR FOUR) 7. SUNGJAE IM APPROACH SHOT ONTO GREEN TO SET UP HIS BIRDIE ON THE NINTH (PAR FOUR) 8. GUNN CHAROENKUL CHIPS OUT OF BUNKER TO SET UP HIS BIRDIE ON THE EIGHTEENTH (PAR FIVE) 9. DING WENYI PUTS FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN TO EAGLE THE EIGHTEENTH (PAR FIVE) STORY: Headliner Lee Westwood had a miserable day at the Macau Open on Thursday (October 16), as the Brit ended up well adrift of the leading pack, at four over par. Former world number One Westwood, who won the competition in 1999, is seemingly out of contention already, as Ding Wenyi and Gunn Charoenkul top the leaderboard on seven under. Thailand's Charoenkul did not drop a shot all day, and eagled the 13th, as Chinese Wenyi saved his best for the end to eagle the 18th, leaving the pair a shot ahead of Dominic Foos and Jack Thompson in the Asian Tour event. Elsewhere, the PGA's 35th rank Sungjae Im ended the day five under, with birdies on two of his last three holes, while defending champion Rattanon Wannasrichan could still come back from being two under – as he attempts to be the first player to defend the title. (Production: Joseph Andrews)
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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM DAY ONE OF THE MACAU OPEN ON THE ASIAN TOUR, TOPPED BY CHINESE GOLFER DING WENYI, AND THAI PLAYER GUNN CHAROENKUL. SHOWS: MACAU, CHINA (OCTOBER 16, 2025) (ASIAN TOUR MEDIA – see restrictions before use) 1. VIEW OF THE GOLF COURSE AT MACAU GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 2. LEE WESTWOOD PUTS FOR PAR ON THE FIFTH (PAR FOUR) 3. LI HAOTONG TEES OFF ON ELEVENTH (PAR THREE) / BALL LANDS VERY CLOSE TO HOLE 4. CHASE KOEPKA CHIPS IN FROM THE BUNKER TO BIRDIE THE ELEVENTH (PAR THREE) 5. JOHN CATLIN PUTS FOR BIRDIE ON THE FIFTEENTH (PAR FOUR) 6. KELVIN SI CHIPS IN FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN TO BIRDIE THE EIGHTH (PAR FOUR) 7. SUNGJAE IM APPROACH SHOT ONTO GREEN TO SET UP HIS BIRDIE ON THE NINTH (PAR FOUR) 8. GUNN CHAROENKUL CHIPS OUT OF BUNKER TO SET UP HIS BIRDIE ON THE EIGHTEENTH (PAR FIVE) 9. DING WENYI PUTS FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN TO EAGLE THE EIGHTEENTH (PAR FIVE) STORY: Headliner Lee Westwood had a miserable day at the Macau Open on Thursday (October 16), as the Brit ended up well adrift of the leading pack, at four over par. Former world number One Westwood, who won the competition in 1999, is seemingly out of contention already, as Ding Wenyi and Gunn Charoenkul top the leaderboard on seven under. Thailand's Charoenkul did not drop a shot all day, and eagled the 13th, as Chinese Wenyi saved his best for the end to eagle the 18th, leaving the pair a shot ahead of Dominic Foos and Jack Thompson in the Asian Tour event. Elsewhere, the PGA's 35th rank Sungjae Im ended the day five under, with birdies on two of his last three holes, while defending champion Rattanon Wannasrichan could still come back from being two under – as he attempts to be the first player to defend the title. (Production: Joseph Andrews)
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