general days out, helping people but they did, they were not able to get a registered charity because they did not have enough funds which is when i got involved. sol did not have enough funds which is when i got involved. so i started with a mile of pennies which raised over £1000 from the start and that was the first one kind of set it in motion, then it wentjust small things then it went to the distance of the english channel in a swimming pool which raised about £4000. and my latest one which was filling in the stadium with over 11,000 teddy bears which took my total up to £16,000 raised for the foundation. absolute amazement. very quickly, how much of the race so far? £16,000. any advice to aidan is moving forward, what should he do to keep the momentum going in to keep inspiring? keep doing what you are doing. the work you are doing is amazing. never give up. never give up. it is about going forward and learning on the mistakes. thank you.

excellent meeting young people like aiding, jenna excellent meeting young people like aiding,jenna and it excellent meeting young people like aiding, jenna and it is what the rhetoric has been doing for the last ten yea rs rhetoric has been doing for the last ten years and they have been recognised today and rightly so. this is what it is looking like across the country. you can see a few specks of cloud in the north west of scotland but it is clear other than that. he beautiful evening on the way for most of us. let's have a look at the scene for the next 29 minutes or so. these are the next 29 minutes or so. these are the sort of temperatures we will be getting. pretty chilly around the

coastal areas. it has been around 12 degrees. if you went to the beach and it wasn't as warm as inland then no surprise there. the sun has not set yet, that was a different sunset. clear skies tonight and it will be quite chilly. we did have some grass frost last night. these will be the out of town temperatures tonight, a bit warmer in the cities. we could be seeing scenes like this first thing on sunday morning. lots of sun around at dawn and then a huge change on the way later on in the north—west. the car cloud, some rain as well. the heat will peak across the south—east and east

anglia. 25 will be the top temperature. for most of us will be the low 20s. —— thicker cloud. fresher conditions on monday so we will really notice the temperatures dropping like a stone. we are talking about a 10 degrees drop in the space of 24 hours and perhaps temperatures even as low as single figures in northern parts, even more than a figures in northern parts, even more thana10 figures in northern parts, even more than a 10 degrees drop there. enjoy the sunshine if you get it tomorrow because it will change. it will come toa because it will change. it will come to a better and by monday. good evening. police in sweden say a man arrested following yesterday's lorry attack in stockholm is a 39—year—old from uzbekistan who was known to the security services. police believe he was driving the truck that crashed

into a department store, killing four and injuring 15 others. detectives also confirmed they found a "suspicious device" within the vehicle. danjohnson is in stockholm for us tonight. yes, today there's been calm, stillness and sadness as well. people are still coming to lay flowers here this evening. they know the deeper impacts will take time to sink in that there has also been progress to absorb today in today's investigation. late last night, a glimpse of the ordinary delivery truck that was turned against people in a moment of terror. it was towed away to be examined and police made a worrying discovery. we have found something in the truck in the driver's seat. a technical device which should not be there. i cannot at this stage say that this is a bomb. the man they think was at the wheel has connections here, a poor suburb north of the city.

he hasn't been named but he's a 39—year—old from uzbekistan. we understand he was registered at one of the addresses in this block, although we don't know if he actually lived here. people have told us the police were here in number until the early hours of the morning and they've taken some people away for questioning. in the city, after yesterday's horror, time to think and to reflect on chance decisions that determined death or injury for some, a lucky escape for others. patrick and francesca are tourists who were in the basement of the department store when the truck hit. we went up the escalator and we saw panic and we saw police with guns and stuff like that, so... how did people react? everybody was screaming and running to the other side of the building and we took the side entrance and we went out. and we just kept running

to the other side of the city. and you wanted to come back today? yeah, yeah, just to show that we care. sweden's crown princess came to pay her respects, and the king said the entire country had been shaken but that the response had shown the strength and resilience of swedish society. it's a society which is open, proud to embrace all, but some are now asking, at what cost? the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has pulled out of a planned visit to moscow on monday, in the wake of the suspected chemical weapons attack in syria earlier this week. in a statement he said he deplored russia's continued defence of the assad regime. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins reports. this was president trump's message

to the syrian government and its russian backers yesterday, delivered with force. the united states and her allies reject syrian denials they used a chemical weapon against civilians, including children. now britain has followed up with a diplomatic rebuke. boris johnson britain has followed up with a diplomatic rebuke. borisjohnson has called off talks in moscow on monday and issued a written statement instead. developments in syria have changed the situation fundamentally. we deplore russia's continued defence of the assad regime even after the chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians. we call on russia to do everything possible to bring about a political settlement in syria and ensure the shocking events of last week are never

repeated. the planned visit by boris johnson would be the first by any british foreign secretary for five yea rs, british foreign secretary for five years, a long gap reflecting the difficult relationship between britain and russia which already existed. but now these events have provoked an even deeper crisis. russia's response came from a tweet from the embassy in london, accusing russia of theatrics —— a clue —— appeared in boris johnson russia of theatrics —— a clue —— appeared in borisjohnson theatrics. the 1812 overture or celebrates past russian victory. instead of seeing the russians on monday, boris johnson will be in italy, talking to america's secretary of state rex tillerson and other allies including germany. translation: the attack by the united states is understandable, given the extent of the war crime, the suffering of the innocent people and the blockade the un security council. and that message will be reinforced when mr tillotson, not borisjohnson, goes to moscow next week for what will be a very tough

between russia and the united states. two people have died after a fire at a residential care home in hertfordshire. more than 30 other people had to be rescued, at the new grange care home in cheshunt. andy moore's there now. andy, bring us up to date with the latest. well, firefighters were called here at ten to six this morning to find a fierce blaze raging in the roof space from end to end of this care home. the residents are elderly and infirm, many are wheelchair users. they had to be rescued by the firefighters. they we re rescued by the firefighters. they were carried down ladders and then brought out into the street here in chairs, some of them. they were covered in blankets and clothes, anything to keep them warm. 30 residents have been found alternative accommodation, three have been taken to hospital, two have been taken to hospital, two have been taken to hospital, two have been taken to a community hospital. they were suffering from minor injuries and the effects of breathing in smoke. thank you.

workers at three rail companies have been on strike today, affecting racegoers heading to the grand national. members of the rmt union at merseyrail which services aintree, as well as arriva rail north and southern, are in dispute over the role of conductors. here'sjudith moritz. grand national day is also the busiest day of the year of the year in liverpool, passengers pouring off trains on their way to aintree. today, those arriving at lime tree station were met by a picket line, manned by train conductors belonging to the rmt union, striking over the introduction of driver only trains. the fact that there is strike action on today is only down to the employers and their intransigent attitude for refusing to negotiate a sensible solution with the trade union. during the course of the whole grand national festival, one in three race goers gets

to and from aintree by merseyrail train. and today, on grand national day itself, the company carries an extra 20,000 passengers. as long as they're still running, that's fine. they shouldn't take guards of the train and just have drivers. i totally agree with the strike. i think they deserve a medal actually. the strikes, fair play, they need to get a better deal for their jobs, then fair enough, quite right. are you concerned enough about getting home? no, i'll be fine, i'll get a bus or a taxi. merseyrail managers stepped in to operate extra trains at peak times, but on focusing all their efforts on transport for the race, they admit other routes have not been able to run. one of the things we'll be doing on monday is reflecting internally on whether in fact we engaged with the rmt. this dispute needs to be resolved as quickly as possible. not everyone uses the train to get to the races. merseyrail said staging the strike today would damage liverpool's reputation. the rmt said it wanted to make the biggest impact possible. so, what about the racing at the grand national today, the most famous steeple chase

in the world? andy swiss watched all the drama. under sweltering skies the stage was set. 70,000 fans arrived to sunshine at aintree, and that annual dilemma, predicting the winner of one of sport's most unpredictable events. in the end, blaklion set off the marginal favourite, although setting off took some time. two false starts, before eventually, it was third time lucky. that's it, they are off and racing. the 40 runners headed off around the famous fences. inevitably, there were fallers, but for the fifth year running, all horses and jockeys returned home safely. with three fences left, blaklion led but he had company, and as they came over the last, one for arthur, ridden by derek fox edged in front. only last month, fox broke his wrist and collarbone in a fall. he only returned from injury three days ago, but he held off cause of causes and saint are for a thrilling win. scottish flags are flying high.

yes, the race's first scottish winner since 1979, one for arthur trained in kinross by lucinda russell. elation and emotion, that's what it means to be a national hero. yes, what a win for one for arthur. only the second scottish trained horse to win the national, and what a day for jockey horse to win the national, and what a day forjockey derek fox. march the night he broke his wrist, less than a month later he is won the grand national. clive. that's it. i'll be back with the late news ten past ten, but now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday with mejohn watson.

the headlines this evening: one for arthur wins the grand national — the first scottish trained winner since 1979. the league leaders chelsea lead bournemouth in the race for the pl title. as alli keeps tottenham in the hunt for the title. the grand national at aintree was won by the 14—1 shot one for arthur. ridden by derek fox and trained by lucinda russell. one for arthur came from way back to lead cause of causes at the finish with saint are finishing third ahead of the favourite blaklion. it's only the second time in the race's history there's been

a scottish trained winner — and jockey fox only returned to the saddle this week after injury. all 40 horses came back unharmed. so confirmation of the starting prices — one for arthur the winner at 14 to one, cause of causes second at 16 to one, saint are third at 25 to 1 and the eight to one favourite blaklion, who led towards the closing stages, finished fourth, with gas line boy fifth. in the premier league, the league leaders chelsea are in action in the late kick off. they're taking on bournemouth. looking to re—establish their seven point advantage over second place spurs. bournemouth and deeds the visitors the lead with adam smith putting into his own net. but the second goal was anything but lucky. bournemouth were given hope when josh king pulled one backjust before half—time. tottenham are doing what they can

to keep the pressure on the league leaders. their 4—0 victory over watford, had trimmed the gap to four points, albeit temporarily. second placed spurs looking to pounce should chelsea slip up. drew savage reports. spurs' job for the rest of the season is to keep chelsea looking over their shoulders. with harry kane ready to return from injury, janssen was looking over his shoulder. he has not scored a goal and this was hardly a confidence booster. when you are dele alli, that kind of thing doesn't matter. 13 league goals in 15 games for him. now, he's scored twice in seven days. you never know when goal difference could come in handy. son heung—min made it ten in the league for him this season and then

have to have time 11. he was grateful for the delivery. the watford boss could only hope that was it. harry kane came on for the last half—hour and gave son heung—min the chance to score his first hat—trick. he had the final word with the final kick of the match. worrying for watford, who have difficult games coming up. there is no such thing for spurs right now. six wins out of six, they can only hope to make life complicated for chelsea. the most important is the message that that is how we should play until the end of the season and see if chelsea will fail. liverpool stay third after coming from behind to beat stoke 2—1 away. jurgen klopp's substitutions did the trick with brazilians philippe

coutinho and roberto firmino coming off the bench to score the goals which gave their side the three points. jon walters had given stoke the lead while liverpool keeper simon mignolet kept his side in the lead with a brilliant save to deny charlie adam. i thought we deserved to win in the second half but we needed the goalkeeper. what a save? which one, there were two of them. i thought the second was more spectacular but they were good so he isa spectacular but they were good so he is a really good goalkeepers i would expect that's he would do the first save but the second one, no idea. that was genius and i am really happy for him. he saved our life today. job done, feels good, nice weather. 63 pints. i couldn't feel better at this moment. —— 63 points. chelsea four points clear of tottenham, but should

re—establish that seven point cushion with victory over bournemouth. liverpool and manchester city consolidated their places in the top four with wins this afternoon. city seven points clear of arsenal, but arsene wenger‘s side have those two games in hand and play crystal palace on monday. at the bottom, sunderland don't play manchester united until tomorrow. middlesbrough and swansea make up the bottom three. and time running out to secure their premier league survival. let's take a look at today's scottish premiership results. champions celtic eased past kilmarnock 3—1. hamilton drew with ross county, hearts beat dundee bottom side inverness were well beaten at home by stjohnstone and partick were 1—0 winners at home to motherwell. the third round of the masters is under way. and it's tight at the top of the leaderboard. with a four way tie for the lead. and plenty of players in contention. including rory mcilroy and justin rose.

the lead is shared by americans rickie fowler and charley hoffman, belgium's ryder cup player thomas peters and spain's sergio garcia — who is searching for his first major title. sometimes looks can be deceiving. charley hoffman blew his four shot advantage. a complete misshit. we've all done that, haven't we? whether gales or grass are to blame... the american knoche shares the lead with three others, including sergio garcia. golf's nearly man two rounds from a maiden major. i try not to make it a problem or an issue. i'm out there giving it everything i have, giving it my best, and that is all i can ask myself.

rickie fowler can challenge garcia's title as the best player not to win a major. he shot the best round yesterday to shoot into the lead. he will tee off shortly alongside thomas pieters. the course did all it could to trip the belgian up. out of the pine straw, over the creek and rising up the leaderboard. will one of these four push on or can the chasing pack including ryder cup player ryan moore catch up? who likes the look of that green jacket the most? great britain are out of the davis cup, beaten by france in the quarterfinals. after losing both singles matches in rouen yesterday it was left to doubles partners jamie murray and dom inglot to keep the tie alive. opponents nicolas mahut and julien benneteau made the best start. taking the first set on a tie—break. murray and inglot did manage

to win the next set — keeping their slim hopes alive. however, it proved to be britain's only set of the weekend. as the french then made their dominance count — winning the next two sets to take the tie. and reach the semi—finals in september. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow's chinese grand prix on pole after a record breaking lap in qualifying today. having watched the ferrari of sebastien vettel win the first race of the season two weeks ago, the mercedes driver will be hoping to hit back in shanghai. hamilton was happy and felt it would

go well tomorrow. it is exciting, more exciting than ever because we are really fighting these guys. it's amazing and i think that's what racing is all about. it really pushes us to have to raise the bar every time you go out, which i love. there've been games at twickenham and wembley in rugby union's premiership this afternoon, with saracens keeping up the pressure on league leaders wasps with a convincing 40—19 victory against london rivals harlequins. there were more than 70,000 fans at the national football stadium to see this one. sarries went in front through chris ashton winning that tussle against his former england team mate mike brown. and mike rhodes sealed it with this run and score for sarriers' third try of the game. the win seals their place in the end of season play—offs but they stay third. quins have work to do to secure the last play—off place in their final three games, they are sixth. there's real fight for fourth.

62,000 fans packed into twickenham to see leicester take the lead against bath, but bath fought back and with jonathan joseph's try they were 15—10 down at the break. leicester edged ahead from penalties but bath came back again...two tries from anthony watson turned the match on its head.. 27—21 it finished to bath who stay fifth, but now level on points with leicester, exeter beat bristol 38—34 in the day's other game . a drop goal in the final minute of the match helped leinster strengthen their grip on the top of the pro 12. they beat ospreys 20—18 at the liberty stadium. the welsh side are also in the play—off places in third and they looked like they could be heading for a win whenjustin tipuric drove over to put them 18—17 in front. but leinster‘s replacement fly half ross byrne found the space for the shot at goal, in it went, to put the irish side ahead with the game approaching overtime. there was still time for more drama though — wales international dan biggar had this long kick to then win it for the home side, but he missed. 20—18 it finished. the top two in the table get a home semifinal. leinster are now six points clear at the top.

that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening it has been a perfect start to the weekend whether. there has been little or no clouds across most of the uk. just a little bit of cloud lingering in the north west of scotla nd lingering in the north west of scotland and the northern isles. that made comeback tonight and arrive in western parts of northern ireland. elsewhere, clear skies

arrive in western parts of northern ireland. elsewhere, clearskies will leave things quite chilly. those are the numbers in towns and cities, we can knock off a few degrees for the countryside. tree pollen at this time of year. more sunshine as well burning off that mist and fog in the south. some changes coming into the north—west. that cloud is moving over the irish sea to western parts of england and wales as well. clothing over across the whole of scotland. the range and amount to much and we were in the davison sunshine but it will be cooler than today by a couple of degrees. for western parts of england and wales, asa western parts of england and wales, as a cloud over in the afternoon it will also cold on quickly. we keep the sunshine across the midlands and much of eastern england. that is the

peak of the heat. the warm air gets washed away by the weather front. it doesn't bring any rain but it does bring cold beer down from the north ina bring cold beer down from the north in a north—westerly breeze. a massive change for the beginning of the week. there could be wintering this and those showers. there will be cold enough for that across the board and will be cooler, significantly so in england and wales. that north—westerly air flow tracks into southern parts as we move into tuesday and we get a westerly wind. double blow cloud and scotla nd westerly wind. double blow cloud and scotland and northern ireland. heavy rain across the north of scotland. england and wales should be dry. some sunshine. this is bbc news.

i'm nicholas owen. the headlines at seven: the foreign secretary borisjohnson has called off a visit to moscow, saying the chemical weapons attack in syria has changed the situation "fundamentally". two people have died and 33 others were rescued after a fire at a care home in hertfordshire. swedish police say a man arrested in stockholm after yesterday's fatal lorry attack is almost certainly the driver. also in the next hour — spain says the decision of the basque separatist group eta, to surrender its arms marks its definitive defeat. french police have located 120 firearms and three tonnes of explosives after the group gave the authorities a list of its weapons dumps. and in sportsday as one for arthur wins the grand national, we'll bring you full details of the race and the rest of today's sporting action.