three hotels there have reportedly burned down, and many others are in the danger zone. this is the damage at one hotel in the town of kiotari. and some fires are still burning these pictures are from the turkish ministry of agriculture, taken from one of their planes which is helping to fight the blazes. well, many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this after being evacuated from hotels. others have been forced to stay in public buildings such as halls and schools. louisa pilbeam reports. fires have made rhodes a holiday held, flames turning sky is red overnight. british holidaymakers are among those fleeing for their lives. it literally felt like we were in some sort of apocalypse film because the sky behind the hotel was lit up bright orange and red, the hotel was abandoned, there was just things, you know, sort of people who have been by the stall, the staff have been totally abandoned, suitcases abandon the lobby, on the beach. it abandon the lobby
this sunday at the open can provide tension and drama and do funny things to the best golfers in the world. here in the driving rain and toylike, brian harman produced any hopes of a battle for the claret jug. in truth, he won t mind one bit. he did most of the damage on friday, clear to lead he was never had. after two bogeys his lead reduced to three, the american produced a nerveless display, the only question, not how he would win but how much. ending seven underpar but that merely afforded harman luxury of strolling down the 18th, able to enjoy the adulation from soggy but supportive stands for the close with a comfortable part and a final round of 70 and a six shot victory. 36 years old, he said he was better late than never and that he couldn t be happier. from toylike, we saw a golfer and a game in perfect harmony. harman s lead in the final round never dropped below three strokes despite bogeys on the second and fifth holes, the latter coming after he drove his ball
this is the damage at one hotel in the town of kiotari. and some fires are still burning these pictures have come into us from the turkish ministry of agriculture, taken from one of their planes, which is helping to fight the blazes. well, many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this, after being evacuated from hotels. others have been forced to gather in public buildings, like halls and schools. these images are coming from journalist katy dartford, who is in corfu. i spoke with her a short time ago. thank you so much for being with us. now, i did see a photo that you did actually post on twitter, close to where you are. the wildfire on the horizon. i mean, it must be quite terrifying. what is the situation where you are currently? situation where you are currently? situation where you are currentl ? ~ ., ., currently? werderl am in corfu town, currently? werderl am in corfu town. which currently? werderl am in corfu town. which i currently? werderl
come into us from the turkish ministry of agriculture, taken from one of their planes which is helping to fight the blazes. well, many people spent the night in temporary accommodation like this after being evacuated from hotels. others have been forced to gather in public buildings like halls and schools. these pictures are from journalist katy dartford, who is in corfu. i spoke with her a short time ago. katy, thank you so much for being with us. now, i did see a photo that you did actually post on twitter, close to where you are, the wildfire on the horizon. i mean, it must ve been quite terrifying. what is the situation where you are currently? well, i am in corfu town, which i would say is maybe ten to 15 kilometres away from where the wildfire is actually happening, but i can see it directly from my window it s going on right behind me now at the moment, but it s a bit too dark to see. i would say i first started seeing little glimmers in the background about nine o c
self: a primary in february. candidates are hoping to gain some early steam and try to distance themselves from the rest of the pack. alexis mcadams has more from our new york city newsroom, alexis baker asked on good evening were getting a look at the polls and right now showing former president donald trump is a clear front runner here at the largest share of trumpet backer said they would take to santos as her second choice but let s get into the new foxbusiness polls here on your screen trump leading by 30 points in the appian survey of iowa republicans as you can see, rounding up the top three florida governor desantis, sitting at 16% followed by self-care when senator jim scott at 11%. we go to south carolina where it s really a similar story. jon has a commanding lead in the palmetto state almost half of self try to republican primary voters say they would back the former president. lagging far behind the state where she was once governor though is nikki haley, former