frankie dettori needed to try and find his way out.s and there was no guarantee he was going to get a clear run for home, but sure enough, he had to wait that extra second longer, and soon the gap appeared. the horse was through the gap in no time at all, a really easy winter, a fourth goodwood cup winner as well. hard to believe in 200 years of races at glorious goodwood, that feat had never been achieved before today. he's a wonderful horse and maybe there is now a clash possible with superstar enable, from the both stable, both trained byjohn gosden, on october stable, both trained byjohn gosden, on 0ctoberfour. now, that will stable, both trained byjohn gosden, on october four. now, that will be really something to savour. a fantastic achievement. no spectators, as we could see, today, but there will be race car was a lot on saturday. important day for horse racing and an important day for support as well, with government officials watching on on saturday. yes, you're quite right, you can probably just the over yes, you're quite ri

frankie dettori is drawn and start one, and i am in stall 11, so we are a little bit away from each otherace coming in with good profiles as well, that can win. it is going to be very difficult to win. frankie is my idol, but when i step out onto the track today, that will be firmly in the back of my mind. when former scottish rugby international doddie weir was diagnosed with motor neurone disease three and half years ago, he didn't think he would live to see his 50th birthday. yet today, he's reached that milestone and to celebrate hundreds of his friends and fans have been messaging him, and he told us that helps him stay strong. i think going back to the sporting family, the love that people have shown me isjust truly family, the love that people have shown me is just truly unbelievable. very emotional. but there again, it is an education. 0nce very emotional. but there again, it is an education. once you get diagnosed, you are basically told to go home and die, and when i got diagnosed three and a half years ago, i thought it was unacceptable. and when you've got to fight within the

ridden by frankie dettori, the favourite stormed clear to beat sovereign.hree runners, it was the smallest ever field for this race. it was also a record equalling seventh win for dettori, 25 years after his first. history made for both horse and jockey yesterday. a very wet as got, we hope for better weather at old trafford for that deciding test in series between england and west indies later. thank you. see you later. england test address programme has broken key data protection laws. we ask the public health is more important than privacy. and we look at the relationship between fast fashion. discover if it's possible to stay on trend and stay ethical. without breaking the bank. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying this morning. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times and dawn foster, writer and broadcaster. many thanks to both of you for being with us. let's run you through the front pages. the sunday express says thousands of british holiday—makers have had their travel plans thrown into chaos after spai

in the densely populated territory australia a 2nd most populous city melba has made facemasks men dettori amid a spike in infections and in amsterdam parts of the city's red light district have been closed off due to overcrowding sex workers in the netherlands were allowed to resume work on july 1st but authorities have been monitoring visitor flows to ensure social distancing. syrians are voting in parliamentary elections today and areas controlled by the regime of bashar al assad the president and his wife ozma have already cast their votes in damascus analysts say there are few real choices for voters as the ballots are dominated by the ruling party and its allies assad's government is dealing with a crumbling economy after 9 years of civil war as well as new international sanctions. the aftermath of an asteroid in aleppo province president bashar al assad is reaching at the last pockets of opposition to his regime 8 8. he has won the war with brute force controls most of the country. but it is a country in ruins not just its tens and cities but its economy too with inflation rampant t

frankie dettori finished second with sceptical. that is all from me for now.. hello. when you consider that our recent weekends have been dominated by low pressure wringing wet, windy and quite cloudy weather, it's been quite a welcome change today, hasn't it? high pressure with us, lots of sunshine, though we did see some cloud building through the early pa rt cloud building through the early part of the afternoon and tending to spread across the sky in northern and eastern areas. that is strut or cumulus. the fine weather is brought by this high pressure. still on the chart for sunday, but this approach in weather system is to the north—west, bringing some changes to stop overnight tonight, the cloud will tend to thin ad break, so close bells will be increasingly lengthy, the extension northern scotland. in those clear moments in the countryside, turning quite cool, with temperatures down to about six 01’ with temperatures down to about six or seven. tomorrow, for most of us, we get off to a lovely start to the morning, with plenty of sunshine and barely a c

dettori but we can't let these catastrophes continue if we're prophetic at the thought fees we have to find solutions and implement them step by step over your 2nd he did. another vision for living in a marine environment the oceans spiral it has 2 main elements a sphere and tallis structure that would provide living and work space for up to 5000 people and a spiral structure that connects the sphere to a base station on the ocean floor. russian architect alexander remy's old has designed a modern day no izaak that could accommodate up to 10000 people. these water scraper concept comes from malaysia a floating building that would generate its own food and electricity and house thousands but are ideas like this truly a utopia as. these would be stopgap measures i don't think people want to live under water that humans are used to living on land of course it's technically possible to live underwater but i think our quality of life would really suffer leaves quality to. the world's less affluent regions will be hit hard by the effects of climate change. is going to impact a lot. so if the

triomphe later in the season after making history today at glorious goodwood 49—year—old frankie dettorifternoon. stradivarius is trained byjohn gosden. there were no fans present but around 4,000 members and guests will be allowed in on the meetings final day on saturday as one of the test events. men's british number one dan evans beat kyle edmund on day two of the battle of the brits in roehampton. evans lost yesterday in a tight game against cameron norrie but he responded today — with too much for edmund, winning in straight sets 6—4, 6—4... evans not too happy with end of match racquet tap, feeling his opponent's conduct might have crossed the line a little — proof that it's still competitive even without fans. the women's british number johanna konta also lost out yesterday but recovered today for her first competitive win since lockdown. she impressively came back from a set and three love down to beat katie boulter. but there was a defeat for andy murray in the mixed doubles. he lost out tojoe salisbury and teenager emma raducanu in a final set tie break, and unfortunately manag

ridden by frankie dettori, the favourite stormed clear to beat sovereign. dettori 25 years after his first. history made yesterday for both horse and jockey. not great conditions as you can see there at ascot. look at pictures like that and you can kind of understand why people have taken a punch to go to spain, can't you? what are you suggesting? —— punt. more fun the cricket later in the programme. if you are just programme. if you arejustjoining us, we are talking a lot about spain today. british holiday makers in spain were told yesterday that they'll have to quarantine for 14 days when they head home after a surge in coronavirus cases in the country. big questions for people who are heading there now. already there, maybe have a holiday plan. —— planned. we can speak now to alina o'keeffe, who is on holiday in marbella, and lisa francesca—nand, who is a travel blogger and is in fuengirola. good morning to you both. give me a sense of what you have been told. you flew out just yesterday. how sense of what you have been told. you flew outjust yesterday.

it'll be a very difference experience for racing's superstar frankie dettori, who rides the favouriteant to win. it means a lot. it will be different with no crowd, but the excitement and the task of winning the derby, i think it will be as good as any other year's. when former scottish rugby international doddie weir was diagnosed with motor neurone disease three and half years ago, he didn't think he would live to see his 50th birthday. yet today he reaches the big 50, and i'm delighted to say i'll be speaking to him live at 9:30am. first, though, we have messages from friends from across the sporting world — actually, doddie, if you are watching, happy birthday! but look away now so we don't spoil your surprise for later on. for everyone else, here's a look. i hope you are well, just wish you many happy returns on your 50th birthday, i hope you have a fantastic day with the family. and it is with his family, his wife and sons, that doddie weir will spend his 50th birthday today, on the farm, in the countryside that he believes gave him the strength and the legs that won him 61 caps

very concerned strictest measures put into place since this pandemic began face coverings are men dettori in any public situation as well as no more than 2 people can be can gather at once and then also there's no dine in restaurants those are pretty big restrictions when you look at hong kong you look at their history their success in these past couple of months so obviously very concerned that it could quickly get out of hand in hong kong other scott hardly talking to us from buying called let's get more on the reports into the release of patients to care homes for the elderly in the u.k. with rory chalons in london at 1st glance rory this does not look like good news for boris johnson's government again. well this report is looking into a fairly broad parts of the government's coronavirus pandemic response it's being put out by the public accounts committee which is a cross party body which looks at effectiveness and spending in government this report is more about effectiveness than spending. it looks at various different things the this issue of the people being discharged just disch

highlight was a record fourth goodwood cup victory for the favourite, stradivarius, ridden by frankie dettorihe saddle. that's all the sport for now. more from us on the bbc news channel at 12:15. the criticism keeps coming; from british and spanish politicians, travel companies, and of course thousands of confused holiday makers about the government's decision to impose a quarantine for people returning from spain and its islands. let's begin by recapping the current rules. anyone coming back to the uk from spain and its islands will have to provide an address and self—isolate there for 1h days. the foreign office is also advising against "all but essential travel" to the whole of spain. if you're already there, you can finish your holiday, but if you are due to head out in the next few days your insurance is unlikely to be valid. once you get to your self—isolation address, you can't go to work, kids can't go to childcare, and can't even go to the shops — unless you can't find someone to go for you. you could be fined hundreds of pounds if you don't comply. there has been lots of anger from

highlight was a record fourth goodwood cup victory for the favourite, stradivarius, ridden by frankie dettorid. the sixth round of rugby league's challenge cup is going to be redrawn this evening. it is after toronto wolfpack and five other clubs from outside the super league pulled out of the competition. championship clubs sheffield and york said concerns over player welfare were one of the reasons they've withdrawn. the super league restarts this weekend, but the seasons in the second and third tier have been cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. andy murray is continuing his preparations for a restart to the professional tennis tour. he has been in action at the battle of the brits event in roehampton. he did actually lose in the mixed doubles yesterday, though. better news for britain's number one, johanna konta. she fought back to beat katie boulter, playing in only her second match since the women's tour was suspended in march. but, despite this being an all—british competition, there was no shortage of competitive edge. watch what happened when the men's number one, dan evans