adam wild, bbc news. the queen and the prime minister have led the tributes to veterans and serving military personnel to mark armed forces day. the red arrows performed a fly—past over scarborough. the annual parades, which normally take place around the country, have been cancelled because of coronavirus. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. well the fresh weather is here to stay for the foreseeable future, at hello. after all of last week's heat, things already feeling fresher out there. that is the way it is set this stay as we go into our new week. we have switched from warm continental air into the cooler atlantic air. also a more unsettled look to the weather as low pressure is now driving things in quite a big low to the north of the uk on sunday, it will make for quite a windy day and some persistent rain close to the centre of that low affecting scotland, northern ireland and northern england, times extending into north wales too. to the south, perhaps a couple of showers around but i think a l

adam wild was watching. much has been made of sport's new normal.es that this remains anything but. whilst other sports continue to wait, racing is now back on track. the 2000 guineas, delayed by a month, rarely has the sport been more raring to go. commentator: as they leave the stalls... much of that anticipation was about one horse in particular, pinatubo, in the all blue, but for once he couldn't quite keep pace. instead it was the 10—1 shot kameko that stormed to a thrilling victory, ridden by oisin murphy. and kameko willjust prevail! the kind of performance that would once have had the grandstands bouncing. that, though, will have to wait. there isn't the same atmosphere after the race. in fact, there's no atmosphere, but it means just as much. when i look back at this race in a few years time i won't remember there was no crowd there. i'll just remember kameko gave me my first guineas winner. there may have been few at newmarket to actually see it but kameko remains a special winner on a rather extraordinary occasion. adam wild, bbc news. th

adam wild, bbc news.s today and we could see plenty of drama with sheffield united up against arsenal when you consider that these two were involved in possibly the most controversial goal in fa cup history back in 1999. arsenal went on to score from this throw in, when sheffield united had expected to receive the ball back after kicking it out so an injured player could receie treatment. player could receive treatment. manager steve bruce threatened to walk off wirh his players in protest at the time. they were left incensed by what they felt was a lack of fair play. it meant that game had to be replayed, arsenal manager arsene wenger saying it wasnt won in the spirit they would have liked. unfortunately, they still lost the rematch. how about that one? and let's not forget david seaman's super save in the semifinals against sheffield united back in 2003 which helped them to reach the final. an unbelievable piece of athleticism. arsenal went on to win it that year, no team has won the fa cup more than ar

adam wild was watching. they say "love" conquers all.rtably. the second of the british classics, the 1000 guineas. like yesterday's 2000 guineas, there was only a select few there to take in the atmosphere, but empty grandstands are for now the backdrop to all sporting events. this, the day for the fillies, plenty of eyes on jockey 0isin murphy after victory yesterday, looking for a guineas double. but his mount, millisle, never really challenged. in fact, none could get close to the 4—1 shot, love, winning by a social distance and a sixth success for trainer aidan 0'brien. everybody has put her lot of work into her. delighted for the lads, really. listen, she is a very special filly. so, love, another aidan 0'brien horse to win the 1000 guineas. as racing continues to adapt, some things don't change. adam wild, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. the last weekend of may brought warmth and sunshine. the first weekend ofjune was very d

adam wild reports. an empty silent bramall lane just moments before kick—off. the fa cup is in there somewhere. without the passion of the fans, it feels a little harder to find. football has to get used to changing times. he was convinced he had given sheffield united the lead, only for video technology to tell him otherwise. offside. as he was brought down—to—earth, so it too was other end. the penalty put an end to any argument. arsenal leading at half—time. much of sheffield united's success has been down to the goalkeeper. here he was, quite incredibly, almost adding goal—scorer to his list of accomplishments. if that was wind —assisted, it was clumsy arsenal defending that eventually blew their lead. i—i defending that eventually blew their lead. 1—1 in extra time. as his team—mates couldn't keep their cool, dani team—mates couldn't keep their cool, da ni ca ballos team—mates couldn't keep their cool, dani ca ballos kept team—mates couldn't keep their cool, dani caballos kept his cool. so it's back to back wins for arsenal now, having lost their first two

adam wild, bbc news.ssession — they needed two goals in two minutes to come from behind and beat second—bottom aston villa 2—1. chelsea now five points clear of fifth place man united while villa are a point from safety. newcastle are now 11 points clear of the bottom three — but manager steve bruce doesn't think his team are safe yet. a0 million pound strikerjoe linton ending his six month wait for a league goal as they beat sheffield united 3—0. a noose — left in the team garage of an african—american racing driver — has been labelled as a "dispicable act of racism". it was found in bubba wallace's garage stall. he's the only full time black driver in nascar in the us. wallace had successfully campaigned to get the confederate flag — seen by many as a symbol of slavery and racism — banned from races. the sport is investigating while wallace said he was "incredibly saddened" but insisted he "will not give in" nor back down. well, lewis hamilton says he's "extremely positive" that change will come in the

adam wilde has more. in boxing they are no strangers to big claims and bold statements.ritish boxing history. they actually might mean it. getting both of britain's heavyweight world champions in the ring together well, that would be something to shout about. the biggest fight in british boxing history hasjust been agreed. my boy! literally over the line, to fight deal, tyson furey versus two fight deal, tyson furey versus anthonyjoshua, next year. tyson fu rey currently holds the wbc title after a sensational victory over deante wilde in february. while anthonyjoshua holds ibf the wba anti—wbo belt here. from anthony varese in the back end of last year. the initial excitement is entirely understandable. but fight fans will have to wait before joshua, furey will have to take a while at the third time. while joshua and will fight the bulgarian then there is still plenty to work out. but it seems this british super fight is only a matter of time. the merseyside derby that takes place a week on sunday which could see liverpool when their first premier league title can now t

adam wilde, bbc news.ral venues after fears of fans congregating at stadiums. however, joe anderson now says that following discussions with both clubs, he expects fans to follow guidelines and stay away. very, very firm line coming from both clubs. that is what they are all expecting the fans to do.” think there will be interesting, the whole interview with raheem stirling, because the whole thing is on newsnight, tonight. speaking with emily mavis. i have heard more of it and he speaks brilliantly, passionately and clearly. she asks him by speaking out, are you making yourself more of a target? he simply says, i have no option, have to speak up at this point was it is great interview. —— it is a great interview. borisjohnson has said protestors responsible for violence during anti—racism demonstrations in cities including london and bristol will be held to account. the home secretary branded activists in bristol "utterly disgraceful" for destroying a statue of a slave trader, the cities mayor said he'd c

adam wild, bbc news. —— liverpool's wait. behind and beat second—bottom aston villa 2—1. chelsea now five points clear of fifth place man united while villa are a point from safety. newcastle are 11 points clear of the bottom three, but manager steve bruce doesn't think his team are safe yet. a0 million pound strikerjoelinton ending his six month wait for a league goal as they beat sheffield united 3—0. and tennis' world number one novak djokovic is among several players being tested for coronavirus in the last few hours, after he was forced to cancel the final of a tournament he set up in croatia. it's because grigor dimitrov, who played in the event, tested positive for the virus. he posted this from hospital saying he was "so sorry for any harm he might have caused." already come and hang out there djokovic's coach and event director, goran ivanisevic announced the cancellation. djokovic set up the event to help players get fit after several weeks without competition. thousands of fans attended. they've been criticised due

adam wild reports. plenty yet newmarket look familiar.on track. this, finally the start of the british classic season. the 2000 guineas has been run for more than 2000 years, delayed by a month, rarely has the sport been more raring to go. much of that anticipation was about one horse in particular. peter in the all blue but instead was ten to one shot kameko who stomped to a thrilling victory. run by 0isin murphy, a kind of performance that once would have had the grandstands bouncing but we will have to wait. you limit there is no atmosphere after the race but it meansjust is no atmosphere after the race but it means just as much to me for. when i look back at this race, i won't remember there was no crowd there, i willjust remember kameko gave me my first winner. trainer andrew balding, his sister saying she was watching on in tears. something their father never be —— managed to do. kameko remains a winner on an extra occasion. we will be speaking to 0isin murphy a little bit later at 830. he is going in the 1000 guineas as well a litt

adam wild was watching. the fa cup like so much else has been made to west.rst ever fa cup tire to be played injune. the wait was a real excitement, though, was a little longer. it was the second half of all finally an opportunity presented else. improvising a finish 1—0 united. despite the troubles in the premier league, norwich fought all the way. an excellent equalising effort just reward for those endeavours. they would have to play out extra time a man down. a little too close. with the prospect of penalties, legal drama was becoming inevitable. harry maguire the man to eventually provided. the winning goal with just eventually provided. the winning goal withjust moments eventually provided. the winning goal with just moments remaining. united made to wait for it. but in this year's delayed competition, that perhaps feels fitting. not sure —— i am sure they will be keeping their eyes peeled on the draw. that comes later. alan shearer conducting it on bbc1 at half—time as newcastle host manchester city, one of the three remaining ties today. in the premie

wild fires. meteorologist adam klotz join us with the warning, hi, adam. unfortunately a lot of extreme heat piling up in the middle of the country. we could be talking about big fire weather not just today but the next couple of days. let's dive right into the temperatures and you do see numbers in the phoenix area running up to triple digits, further north, denver to 90-degrees, that's the heat that will take to fuel some of the storms. the places where we are tracking rain, well, just the system sitting off the southeast coast, the larger system producing some of that heavier rain in the pacific northwest, you're seeing rounds of showers from portland to seattle and boise, idaho. we are talking about that type of air, outlook for this saturday, critical conditions from the four corners region stretching further to the east getting up towards kansas. these are areas where we are beginning to see wild fire danger with red flag warnings, so winds, low humidity, eric, this is going to be an area to watch because if it any fires were to spark off those are t

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adam wild reports. much has been made of sport's new normal., but always open to the elements. whilst other sports continue to wait, racing is now back on track. this, finally, the start of the british classic season. the 2000 guineas has been run for more than 200 years. delayed by a month, rarely has the support been more raring to go. as they leave the stalls... much of that anticipation was about one horse in particular. pinatubo, in the all blue, rated the finest for a generation, but for once he couldn't quite keep up. instead it was the 10—1 shot kameko that stormed to victory. and kameko... written by 0isin murphy, the kind of performance that would once have had grandstands bouncing, now greeted with an almost silent enclosure. still, getting in there is what matters. kameko, a special winner on an extraordinary occasion. adam wild, bbc news. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. now, time for the news where you are. bye for you're watching the bbc news. mass protests have continued across the united states following the d