and an interesting story in corach rambler. a syndicate, one of whose members is a 21—year—old student who paid £3,000 for their share. so it will be some evening for them and a great story, at what is the end of a very eventful day here at aintree racecourse. let's stay with the grant national. in the last half an hour, patrick caught up with the winning jockey, derek fox. i can't believe it, corach rambler has been the most terrific course of my career. i have been very lucky with him since i paired up with him a few years ago. he has won twice at cheltenham and now to have won a grand national, he isjust a top—class horse. grand national, he is “ust a top-class hammfi grand national, he is “ust a top-class horse. just take us throu~h top-class horse. just take us through the _ top-class horse. just take us through the final _ top-class horse. just take us through the final stages - top-class horse. just take us i through the final stages where top-class horse. just take us - through the final stages where you came on strong,

the race eventually won by corach rambler. let's speak to lucirrda _ by corach rambler.r skidmore is there as — lucinda russell and peter skidmore is there as well! you have a bracing walk to _ is there as well! you have a bracing walk to enjoy this morning, yet still i _ walk to enjoy this morning, yet still i imagine celebrating the event — still i imagine celebrating the event nonetheless? we still i imagine celebrating the event nonetheless?— still i imagine celebrating the event nonetheless? we have not, honestl , event nonetheless? we have not, honestly. i _ event nonetheless? we have not, honestly, iwill_ event nonetheless? we have not, honestly, i will not _ event nonetheless? we have not, honestly, i will not say _ event nonetheless? we have not, honestly, i will not say we - event nonetheless? we have not, honestly, i will not say we will. event nonetheless? we have not, | honestly, i will not say we will not celebrate — honestly, i will not say we will not celebrate but _ honestly, i will not say we will not celebrate but look, _ honestly, i will not say we wi

the race was delayed, but was won by corach rambler, ridden by derek fox. at least three people have been killed in sudan, in heavy fighting between the army and paramilitary forces in the capital, khartoum. a man is pinned down and arrested by security staff in japan as the prime minister, fumio kishida, is rushed to safety after an explosion. the french president has visited notre—dame cathedral, which was nearly destroyed by fire four years ago. the restoration is expected to be finished on schedule. you're watching bbc news. and we want to bring you some breaking news. we are hearing the royal mail and the communication workers union have reached an agreement over pay and employment terms. the postal company cw have said in ajoint terms. the postal company cw have said in a joint statement. now, we understand executives are going to meet and consider the agreement on monday and tuesday this week. and thatis monday and tuesday this week. and that is following a year of talks and strikes. so agreement does seem to have been made. you're watching bbc news.

apparently, lucinda russell asked corach rambler whether he would like derek fox to be on board and corachghbred horses apparently let her know. yes, please, i will have derek. that is where we will end all communication this morning... laughter this is a new low. thank you. now, the chief executive of nhs confederation, which represents health service trusts, has warned two leading health unions not to coordinate strike action. the british medical association says combined walkouts involving doctors and nurses in england isn't being ruled out, as its pay dispute with the government continues. well, that would be an unprecedented move and as well as the effects we've seen from strikes, which is greater pressure on the service, greater risks, and, particularly last week with the junior doctors' strike, thousands of procedures, outpatient appointments being cancelled. were we to have coordinated action from junior doctors and nurses, i think the risks would be much greater. it would be extremely difficult to maintain even the most kind of basic services, particularly because the rcn are sugg

they won again it by diminishing margin but it was corach rambler, and above all it was corach rambler it was the favourite, and you could see some long payout cues surrounding the friendly bookmakers in the aftermath of the race. aha, big in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some. _ in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. _ in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. thank - in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. thank you - in the aftermath of the race. a big win for some, then. thank you very much, racecourse presenter speaking to is there who was at aintree. emma slawinski is the director of campaigns at the rspca and joins us now from horsham, west sussex. we do hear about concerns surrounding the horses. what are the main concerns for the rspca when horses are taking part in huge races like this, and we do see some fall and some lose their lives? i like this, and we do see some fall and some lose their lives?- and some lose their lives? i think that really — and some lose their lives? i think that really is _ and some lose their

when the race got underway, it was won by corach rambler, ridden by derek fox. at least three people have been killed in sudan in fighting between the army and paramilitary forces in the capital, khartoum. the british government is banning the construction of new, so—called smart motorways after concerns about costs and safety. hello if you're watching in the uk or around the world, i'm frankie mccamley. 118 people have been have been arrested at one of the most prestigious horse races in the world, the grand national. they were arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and public nuisance offences in relation to disruption at the grand national. protesters made their way onto the track at aintree, which had delayed the race. animal rights activists had warned they would try to disrupt the world —famous race. a large number of police had been deployed to the ground and went onto the course to remove the protesters. the start of the race was delayed for 1h minutes whilst the group were cleared, but it did eventually go ahead and was won by corach rambler, ridden b

the race was delayed, but was won by corach rambler, ridden by derek fox.

but he kept corach rambler on track to win at 8—1.and last year's winner noble yeats was fourth. rachel blackmore fiished last on ain't that a shame. but the race will also be remembered for a protest by animal rights activists which delayed the start by nearly a quater of an hour after some of the protesters got onto the course. 118 people were arrested at aintree. i was always in a prominent position. i did not run into too much trouble, corach is a very clever horse, he was able to navigate his way around easily. i just thought i'd bide my time. over the moon. manchester city are nowjust three points behind leaders arsenal in the premier league after easing past leicester 3—1 at the etihad — their sixth league win in a row. two more from erling haaland means he has 32 league goals and equals mo salah's scoring record for a 38—game season. leicester remain second bottom. arsenal play tomorrow. this normally happens when you make a lot of substitutions. you should avoid it but sometimes it happens. after the champions league it's alw

there was a hero's welcome for this year's grand national winnner corach rambler as he returned homece's long history and hundreds of fans welcomed him home near kinross. corach rambler is trained by lucinda russel and partner peter scudamore — who rides the horse every day. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. it was a drier weekend for many. still quite a bit of cloud around, but in the sunshine we saw temperatures reached just about 19 celsius in northern ireland. that's the warmest day of the year so far. and we could see the high teens again during the day on monday, the start of the week, certainly a little warmer with some sunshine. and on the whole, it's a drier week ahead, but there will be some showers around. and as this high pressure just drifts a little bit further northwards, we introduce more isobars, tightly packed lines here, stronger winds and one or two showers as well. and that keen easterly wind coming off the chilly north sea will be noticeable, par

it was won by corach rambler. after a delayed start, the race took place as normal.'d teamed up to win the national with one for arthur. fox was only passed fit to ride this morning after a shoulder injury had kept him out for over a week. it is owned a syndicate in scotland which paid £17,000 for it. cameron strong, student, will make about £50,000 of winnings after a stake. he is a student, he probably needs the money. all possible because of the money. all possible because of the jockey, the money. all possible because of thejockey, derek fox. 1 the money. all possible because of the jockey, derek fox.— the money. all possible because of the jockey, derek fox. the 'ockey, derek fox. i was always in the jockey, derek fox. i was always in a prominent _ the jockey, derek fox. i was always in a prominent position _ the jockey, derek fox. i was always in a prominent position and - the jockey, derek fox. i was always in a prominent position and i - the jockey, derek fox. i was always in a prominent position and i was i in a prominent position and i was towards the front

the race was eventually won by corach rambler, ridden by derek fox. at least three people have been killed in sudan in heavy fighting between the army and paramilitary forces, in the capital khartoum. the doctors union has called on humanitarian organisations to provide medical assistance to the injured. the british government is banning the construction of new so—called "smart" motorways — which use measures such as variable speed limits to improve traffic flows. 1a stretches of carriageway have already been paused or cancelled. you are watching bbc news. now, it's time for click. this week... sit up straight. ..the phones are taking charge, the robots are doing the cooking and the humans are... ..well, just lying around, really. we're in korea to visit the country's best—known exports. we're in ukraine to meet the hacktivists trying to help win the war. and if you've ever wondered where the sounds in your phone come from, prepare to be...underwhelmed. he smacks lips low-pitch groan that's your new ringtone right there! you know how it is. you're wan

it was won by corach rambler, who started the race as the favourite.t, corach rambler came through serenely in the final stages to claim a second winner for both jockey derek fox and trainer lucinda russel, six years after they'd teamed up to win the national with one for arthur. fox was only passed fit to ride on the morning of the race, doing press—ups to prove he could ride after a shoulder injury. arsenal lead the premier league byjust three points going into their game at west ham today. manchester city kept the pressure up by beating leicester 3—1 last night and it was erling haaland who stepped up once more. dan 0gunshakin reports. dean smith was all smiles on his return to premier league management and, fortunately for him and leicester, manchester city's smiling assassin stole the show again. it took city less than five minutes to break the deadlock and they did it in style. commentator: stones has a go, and stones finds the net! a 13th minute penalty took erling haaland's lead tally to 31 and goal number 32 would arrive 12 minutes later. two

the race was eventually won by corach rambler, ridden by derek fox. at least three people have been killed in sudan — in heavy fighting between the army and paramilitary forces, in the capital khartoum. the doctors union has called on humanitarian organizations to provide medical assistance to the injured. the british government is banning the construction of new so—called "smart" motorways — which use measures such as variable speed limits to improve traffic flows. fourteen stretches of carriageway have already been paused or cancelled because of concerns over costs and safety. at ten o'clock we will be here with a full round up of the day's news. first, the interview: elon musk. it's not every day you get invited by one of the world's richest and most influential people to a sit—down interview. earlier on tuesday, i'd received a response to an e—mailfrom mr musk. "let's do an interview tonight," it read. just a few short hours later, we were setting up in twitter�*s headquarters in san francisco. hello, how are you doing? really nice to meet you, to

this is bbc news, im frankie mccamley corach rambler wins the grand national — romping home in the world'ssts. at least three people have been killed in sudan — in fighting between the army and paramilitary forces, in the capital khartoum. a man is arrested — and the japanese prime minister rushed to safety — following an explosion at a campaign event. the french president visits notre—dame cathedral — nearly destroyed by a fire — four years ago. the restoration is expected to be finished on schedule. doctors and nurses in england consider co—ordinated strike action — after unions turn down the government's latest pay offer.

delayed for 1h minutes whilst the group were cleared, but it did eventually go ahead and was won by corach ramblererek fox. 0ur correspondent sharon barbour was at aintree racecourse. well, it's been a really tense day here at aintree, a day of high drama. it began with the protesters animal rising, which all week had threatened to disrupt that most important of races in the racing calendar, the grand national, which was due to start at 5:15pm. everybody said that they couldn't possibly. there were so many police here surrounding the racecourse, inside as well. the protesters arrived. they began their rally, they began a protest. they sat down on the ground and when we spoke to them. they were determined, they said, to disrupt the race, but still it wasn't believed that it was possible. well, they did. the race was stopped for around 15 minutes as they got onto the track. nine animal rising protesters were arrested. a little bit about that organisation — it was until a few days ago animal extinction. it was a sister organisation to rebellion extinction. we don't know how many were here, but certai

but it did eventually go ahead and was won by corach rambler, ridden by the jockey derek fox. 0ur correspondentwas at aintree racecourse. it's been a really tense day at aintree, a day of high drama. it began with the protesters, animal rising, which threatened all week to disrupt the most important race in the calendar, the grand national, which was due to start at 5:15pm. everybody said they couldn't possibly, there were so many police surrounding the race course and inside as well. protesters arrived, they sat down on the ground, we spoke to them, they said they were determined to disrupt the race, but still it wasn't believed that it was possible. well, they did — the race was stopped for around 15 minutes as they go onto the track, nine animal rising protesters were arrested. a little bit about that organisation — it was until a few days ago animal extinction, a sister to rebellion extinction, we don't know how many were here, but certainly they got onto the track and managed somehow to get through security and disrupted a race that is so important, not only here in liverpool, where the in

last year's winner noble yeats is among them... and corach rambler is the favourite for the big race.ill culminate in the world's most famous steeplechase on saturday with the grand national. the campaign group animal rising says it will try to stop the race being run. but there are limits. taste will try to stop the race being run. but there are limits.— but there are limits. we are there to rotect but there are limits. we are there to protect horses _ but there are limits. we are there to protect horses in _ but there are limits. we are there to protect horses in prevent - but there are limits. we are there | to protect horses in prevent harm. it is very likely that a horse will die from that race both head and we would say that that is a reasonable excuse to go in. if the hazardous environment and that is why we are trying to stop it. we are not going to be walking on the tracks while horses are racing by any means. policing such a massive event takes preparations. merseyside officers say they are aware of planned protests. say they are aware of planned rotests. ~ , , . say they ar

was scheduled to start, the 39 runners were able to line—up and the race finally started with corach ramblerone of the horses — hill 16 — died afterfalling at the first fence — with just 17 of the 39 runners completing the race. hill sixteen�*s trainer, sandy thomson has called protesters ignorant, and believes the delay caused by them unsettled everyone: this year, everybody got uptight about it, horses, jockey, starters and there were eight false on those first two fences and it was caused by the so—called animal lovers who are ignorant and have no idea about the welfare of horses. last year saw four horses die over the course of the three—day festival, with two being pronounced dead following the grand national race. the british horseracing authority says that racing at the grand national is safer than ever and that there've been five fatalities from 395 runners in the ten grand nationals raced since changes were introduced in 2012 following a safety review. the bha also says it'll investigate what happened during saturday's grand national: it's too early for us to make any significant —