Who is Rebecca Lowes husband Paul Buckle?
REBECCA Lowe is an English television presenter and anchor who works for NBC and NBC Sports. Lowe will allegedly return as NBC's daytime Olympic host for the Summer Games in Tokyo. Paul John Buckle is an English football manager. He is currently a technical advisor at Hartford Athletic of the USL and a technical advisor to Landon Donovan at San Diego Loyal. He coached the U23s for Southampton FC of the Premier League. He has previously been the manager of Torquay United, Bristol Rovers, Luton Town, Cheltenham Town, and the Sacramento Republic. Lowe is reportedly hosting the 2020 Tokyo Olympics for NBC. Lowe previously anchored the network's daytime coverage for the 2014 Sochi Games, the 2016 Rio Games, and the 2018 PyeongChang Games. She also hosts NBC's Premier League coverage, including its pre-and post-match show "Premier League Live." The London native moved to the US after joining NBC Sports in 2013. On July 8,2021, the Olympics organizers announced that all spectators would be banned from this year's games. The move comes after Japan declared a state of emergency that's meant to curb a wave of new Covid-19 infections. The state of emergency will begin on Monday, July 12, 2020, and run through to August 22. The news is the latest setback for the Summer Olympics that has already been delayed for a year and racked up high costs because of the postponement. Before the news, organizers had already banned international fans from attending the games and set a cap on domestics crowds at 50 percent capacity, or up to 10,000 people. More than 11,000 competitors are expected to travel to Japan to compete, and thousands of officials and staff are also set to attend. According to Reuters, because of the delays, the games budget has already jumped to an estimated $15.4billion and ticket revenue of about $815million will likely fall to near zero after barring spectators. The Tokyo Olympics is scheduled to take place from July 23 to August 8. The opening ceremony will take place on July 23. The first two days will include the preliminary matches of football and softball, one of the new sports to be introduced to the Olympics. In total, the Tokyo Games will feature 339 events across 33 sports.