. it will be crowned champion apprentice jockey at ascot-— jockey at ascot._ jockey at ascot. it has been crazy, really, has been a _ jockey at ascot. it has been crazy, really, has been a whirlwind - jockey at ascot. it has been crazy, really, has been a whirlwind of a l really, has been a whirlwind of a year, and this time last year, i was just finishing up my pony racing. on saturday, i was at my final. a year ago on saturday, i would have been on my final pony race, so, yeah, it has been crazy. on my final pony race, so, yeah, it has been crazy-— has been crazy. this is the horse that billy wrote _ has been crazy. this is the horse that billy wrote his _ has been crazy. this is the horse that billy wrote his first - has been crazy. this is the horse that billy wrote his first ever - that billy wrote his first ever winter on. that was only in november last year. incredibly proud moment for the whole family. the last year. incredibly proud moment for the whole family.— for the whole family. the best feelin: for the whole family. the best feeling i've — for

——ascot.youngest ever paralympian to stop —— the youngest ever paralympian in britain. she is not ending her competitive career entirely. to ending her competitive career entirel. ., , ending her competitive career entirel . ., , ., , ., ., entirely. to be honest, i wanted to end my career _ entirely. to be honest, i wanted to end my career on _ entirely. to be honest, i wanted to end my career on a _ entirely. to be honest, i wanted to end my career on a high. _ entirely. to be honest, i wanted to end my career on a high. last- entirely. to be honest, i wanted to i end my career on a high. last season was far, far beyond our wildest expectations. we never thought we would be world champions again, never mind winning a paralympic downhill medal. it felt right that would be my time. karate is something i took up in my year out and i thought it was a great hobby and i thought it was a great hobby and i thought it was a great hobby and i am so glad i'm back doing it. i never really expected it to

we've got the champions day ascot for the champions day at ascot for the champions day at ascot for thee year. what what you chewed it into today. all of the above just some of it. above or just some of it. >> everything bits. oh i love it. it's my type of day today, bill. you know i shall be. i'm watching cricket this watching the cricket this morning obviously south africa started well when i came up to talk to you. they were they were they'd had too good a start, really. so it's going to be a tough one. obviously the rugby's going to be a tough game as well tonight. know, south tonight. you know, south africa look but we keeping our look amazing, but we keeping our fingers crossed. england can pull performance. pull off a great performance. i watched game last night and watched the game last night and the all blacks looked very good last night against argentina . so last night against argentina. so but hope england can get but let's hope england can get a result. and then i'm off to watch bournemouth play wolves today and then back home for the 5:00 game. >> the big game in the premi

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dettori still plans to finish in the uk on british champions day at ascot on the 21st october beforein front of a great crowd like ascot. and yes, i will shed a tear on saturday but it will be a good tear, a tear of happiness. and that's all the sport for now. hello. the outlook for the next few days as we look towards the weekend will bring quite a lot of sunshine, but, with that, a decidedly chilly feel — some chilly days and some cold nights. some places will see their first frosts of the season. there will be a few showers around. some of those could be wintry over high ground in the north. during today, southern parts have seen cloud and some outbreaks of rain. that was how it looked in hastings. and some really heavy rain is on the way for friday in association with this area of low pressure, this frontal system, pushing up from the south. turning really wet overnight across parts of england and wales. there could be enough rain in places for some flooding. but some mild air will be pushing up with this weather system, so overnight lows across the southern half of the uk in dou

claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride, as king of steel took the champion stakes at ascoti, who has more than 3,300 wins, initially intended to retire completely from the sport, but will now go on to ride in the united states. i wanted to finish my career at the top. i thought, i'll give it one more year. and i've had an amazing time. i thought that things were going to slow down and i would say my last farewell to everyone. but completely the opposite. i went to america and i had such a good time. and then as soon as i got back, i never stopped winning. guineas. 0akes. coronation. gold cups. non—stop. still, because of the success, i feel it's a little bit left in me. and obviously, i said my last goodbyes in europe, so that's why i'm moving to america, to just get the riding out of my system. so i didn't really... i had to eat all my words when i said i was good to retire fully. so in a way, i'm sad that i'm leaving this country, but it would have been a bit of a repetition. and it would have been... so this way, america's a new challenge for me and it will be a good way

who's ridden more than 3,300 winners, says he will now continue his career in america after racing at ascotr horses and jockeys. one of the measures will see the aintree field cut from 40 runners to a maximum of 34. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. when horses come to aintree for the grand national to workplace attention, so this year because my protest gained extensive publicity. these campaigners believe that horses should not be used for sport. entry is changing the grand national, reducing the size of the filter 34, national, reducing the size of the filter34, not, national, reducing the size of the filter 34, not, they insist, as a reaction to these demonstrations. haste reaction to these demonstrations. , would never, ever let her group disrupting the race illegally dictate any changes that we might make. these changes are based on our clear objectives, to make the race safer. clear ob'ectives, to make the race safer. , ., ., ., ., , safer. the grand national is frustrating _ safer. the grand national is frustrating at _ safer. the grand national is frustrating at its _ safe

i will say ascot pointed out and i quoted on social media. it'sit not nice. with that said whenever possible, when you look at his artwork wonderful color insert, when you look at his artwork you will be amazed he could do such detailed specific renderings of animals he saw operating in that way. i caught up in the exterminator and chief. it's been well documented now, he not only killed all the birds and that'll lead to more birds to just toss it aside. >> that was when the distinctive thing the other one to place the birds that he described and that he painted on the plans for which they had a relationship and that sort of thing. in his book in the national history the book and description on the left side from his travels. he would often take it to describe his relationships in the descriptions on the left as he pretrade them on the right and he is considered by many a precursor of the humbles and the broad wins in the other oncologist who would bring that. what arehe the things that if ts is a lives in the people and i was reading your wonderful book, you

[laughter] ed: maybe an ascot. [laughter] guy: i would pay good money to see. shai: thank both.y present is definitely some sort of neckwear. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ alix: every monday we are bringing you money undercover. parts of the market attracting more money. works pulling dealmaking in the private space. joining us as ubs global cohead of the alternative capital group. >> i did want to get your sense because we are talking so much abo

horses come to royal ascot , and up to now royal ascot, and up to now that's always been the defaultit's a bit like we had a very famous uncle who emigrated to california . you're not. he's california. you're not. he's we're not going to never see him again. but he's he's it's his life . he is over as a as a life. he is over as a as a jockey. it's over. and we are saying goodbye to him from that point of view. i mean, he has five rides today, three of them. two of them are favourite. the last big one might even the last big one might even win the last. ride in this last. his last ride in this particular stage of his career. but he's 52, 2053. he's he's very remarkable brother. i think it's important to say for all the bazaars and the jumping off and the celebrity big brother and the celebrity big brother and some pretty big missteps , and some pretty big missteps, it's he's a unique talent. i mean, there's never, ever been anybody who balances above a horse better than him. i've seen a lot of great jockeys from gordon richards and lester piggott, sir mata pat eddery, steve cauthen, b

ask your doctor about once-daily trelegy, and save at trelegy.com as the situation in israel ascot byaying out among innocent civilians, caught in the cross fire. quite literally. i want you to hear what rachael castor, an american on the ground, told our colleagues, msnbc's katie -- 's earlier today. >> i think it's incredibly important, and that the u.s. hears from american citizens on the ground. physically, i am safe, and emotionally, i am traumatized. >> tell me more, why? >> yesterday morning, i am an observant jew, yesterday morning, which was sabbath, and also one of our dear holidays. i was woken up at 6:30 a.m., to sirens, in my building, which was built a long time ago. we don't have a bomb shelter inside of our apartment, so we go to the staircase. so we met with our neighbors in the stairs, children, elderly, we sat in the stairs, and we heard the rockets being intercepted by the iron dome, above our heads. we did hear some rockets, that did fall in israel, in tel aviv, very close to us. after those rockets, we went up and down the stairs several times. we turn on the new

claimed a fairytale final win on his last british ride as king of steel took the champion stakes at ascote not the sun. - more. we will let you have some light. maybe not the sun. thank| more. we will let you have some - light. maybe not the sun. thank you. see you later. more than a month has passed since wilko closed its distribution centre in worksop. the centre employed around 10% of the 12,500 staff who were made redundant when the company collapsed. although some have been able to find work, others say they fear competition for vacancies in the area will be fierce among those who are still seeking new employment. emily anderson reports when wilko went bust, it hit this part of nottingham it harder than most places. for nottinghamshire. around 200 workers lost theirjobs in the bassetlaw area. it around 200 workers lost their 'obs in the bassetlaw areafi around 200 workers lost their 'obs in the bassetlaw area. it was a body blow because _ in the bassetlaw area. it was a body blow because all _ in the bassetlaw area. it was a body blow because all we _ in the bassetlaw area. it was a b