laura trott would become britain's most successful female olympian.e olympic titles. now she says she's crossed the line for the final time. so, i have decided that i'm going to retire from professional cycling. i know — big, eh? i always knew deep down that i would know when was the right time. and you're never going to have a perfect time to do it. but i can sit here today and say now is the right time for me. at the last olympics, kenny found a way to do it all. she'd given birth to albie in 2017, and yet came back to ride in tokyo and won gold in the madison. since then, she's faced personal trauma, speaking openly about miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy. last year, the kennys had their second son, monty, and the balance laura struck between elite sport and motherhood has changed. just the sacrifices of leaving your children and your family at home is really quite big. and the more people asked me what races was i doing, what training camps was i going on, i didn't want to go, ultimately. and i think that's what it came down to. and then once i

laura trott would become britain's most successful female olympian.ympic titles. now she says she's crossed the line for the final time. so, i have decided that i'm going to retire from professional cycling. i know — big, eh? i always knew deep down that i would know when was the right time. and you're never going to have a perfect time to do it. but i can sit here today and say now is the right time for me. at the last olympics, kenny found a way to do it all. she'd given birth to albie in 2017, and yet came back to ride in tokyo and won gold in the madison. since then, she's faced personal trauma, speaking openly about miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy. last year, the kennys had their second son, monty, and the balance laura struck between elite sport and motherhood has changed. just the sacrifices of leaving your children and your family at home is really quite big. and the more people asked me what races was i doing, what training camps was i going on, i didn't want to go, ultimately. and i think that's what it came down to. and then once i sai

laura trott would become britain's most successful female olympian.. now she says she's crossed the line for the final time. so i have decided that i'm going to retire from professional cycling. i know. big, eh? i always knew deep down that i would know when was the right time. and you're never going to have a perfect time to do it. but i can sit here today and say, now is the right time for me. i've just had an absolute blast, but now is the time for me to hang that bike up. at the last olympics, kenny found a way to do it all. she'd given birth to albie in 2017 and yet came back to ride in tokyo and won gold in the madison. since then, she's faced personal trauma, speaking openly about miscarriage and an ectopic pregnancy. last year, the kennys had their second son, monty, and the balance laura struck between elite sport and motherhood has changed. just the sacrifices of leaving your children and your family at home is really quite big. and the more people asked me what races was i doing, what training camps was i going on, i didn't want to go, ulti

we played that to laura trott. _ and now they say it is. we played that to laura trott.n the economy and the structural issues. that is why that is at the heart of labour's plan for the economy. you say they're — labour's plan for the economy. you say they're forecasts, but the obr is predicting 3.6% in cuts to unprotected departments and they include the home office, and they includes justice, include the home office, and they includesjustice, where include the home office, and they includes justice, where would you as a labour chief secretary to the treasury make those cuts? so that people know? if they vote for you, where are you going to make the axe fall. ., . ., , . where are you going to make the axe fall. ., . ., . ., fall. projections are pro'ections of government * fall. projections are pro'ections of government policy h fall. projections are pro'ections of government policy and _ fall. projections are projections of government policy and not - government policy and not projections of labour policy. pro'ections of labour policy. where is projections of labour p

the time for laura trott, brilliant time there, 35.110.really did change my life. and what about the moment after albie? what about coming back after having a baby, proving to everybody that it was possible? yeah, i mean, i think that moment for me showed just how determined i am as a person. because it wasn't easy, trust me. but i think i'd set my heart on it, i really had. but then coming back after having a baby and going on to win that gold medal with katie archibald, who we worked so hard for, i cannot tell you how much work went in with kate and i to get that gold. they haven't put a foot wrong. they have dominated the race from start to finish. it's up there with a highlight of achievements, you know, like, it will never take away from how much hard work went into that. you've spoken, haven't you, about after having albie, you had a miscarriage, then an ectopic pregnancy. both of those things are hugely traumatic for anyone. yeah. during that time, did you ever look ahead and think, "this might not happen for me again?" oh, yeah, 10

but the government's chief secretary to the treasury — laura trott — says labour are offering "no pland more taxes". so what are the priorities for british businesses? joining me now live is the chief economist of the confederation for british industry. what does the cbi and its members need to hear from a prospective chancellor back? often the criticism of not enough detail. what would you like to hear? what businesses would like to hear? what businesses would like to hear is a long—term vision and strategy for how to deliver economic growth in the uk, and we know our challenges of growth in the last couple of years has been lacklustre and in terms of living standards we have not seen the growth and productivity that we need so what is the answer to that? it is absolutely how business works with government to make sure we have a business investment going across all sectors and regions in our economy. business investment, and the private sector which essentially is the lifeblood of the uk economy, cbi forecast that business investment is set to fall by 5% as costs increase, this is in

but the government�*s chief secretary to the treasury — laura trott — says labour are offering "no plansses want to hear from any chancellor is a long term vision and strategy for how we deliver economic growth in the uk. we know that our challenges are growth over the last couple of years, it�*s been lacklustre. and in terms of living standards, we just haven�*t seen the growth and productivity that we need to see. what is the answer to that? it�*s absolutely how business works with government to ensure we have a business investment going across all sectors and regions in our economy. well, business investment and in particular the private sector, which essentially is the lifeblood of the uk economy, isn�*t it? the cbi, i think, forecasts that business investment is set to fall by 5% as costs increase. this is in the last survey that you issued. what sort of smart measures? because, again, this is something that you cited. what sort of smart measures would a government have to put in place to create a sound business environment, a trusted business environment here in the uk? well, i th

medal is going to go to laura trott. britain's most successful female olympian, dame laura kenny, is to retire, from cycling. targetting the houthis in the red sea. we're onboard a us battle ship. all this us firepower still hasn't been able to deter them, let alone defeat them. and some new street art in north london. is it a banksy? coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, nottingham forest have dropped into the relegation zone after being deducted four points for breaking the premier league's spending rules. hello. fresh from an election victory, that critics say was rigged, vladimir putin has been addressing supporters in moscow's red square. he has another six—year term in office, having already led russia longer than any ruler since stalin. the kremlin says he won more than 87% of the vote. but there was no real opposition, with his main critics either injail, in exile, or dead. so, with such an iron grip on power, why bother with elections at all? it's about claiming legitimacy, say his opponents, for

kennyhough. if you don't, laura, laura, she menti trott, laura. kenny five h. laura trott, laura.male olympian of all time has announced a retirement today. cyclist >> she's only 31. yeah, yeah, 31. >> and she was only 2012. >> and she was only 2012. >> just looked like two burgers. look at that. she's holding there. >> i know, if you want a >> i know, but if you want a gold medal, it to be gold medal, you want it to be a big one. don't you remember speaking to alan wells years ago? yeah. and he's he's gold medal some medal from, moscow, 1980. some small. were going to win small. if you were going to win the. want great you want a the. you want a great you want a big one. >> you want a big one. >> you want a big one. >> should some birthdays? >> should we do some birthdays? >> should we do some birthdays? >> birthday. yeah. >> should we do some birthdays? >> go birthday. yeah. >> should we do some birthdays? >> go ahead. hday. yeah. >> should we do some birthdays? >> go ahead. birthdays]. >> should we do some birthdays? >> go ahead. birthdays today. right sporting legends. >> go a

the gold medal is going to go to laura trott.cted four points for breaking the premier league's spending rules. hello. fresh from an election victory, that critics say was rigged,