den katherine grainger. —— dame katherine grainger.troduce vaccine passports for entry to nightclubs and some live events in england at the end of the month. the health secretary, sajid javid, said they will not now come in as other ministers had said they would just days ago. similar measures are set to be introduced in scotland. here's our political correspondent, chris mason. this is the park life festival in manchester, tens of thousands of people in the park this people in the park this weekend. nightclubs and perhaps events like this in england face the prospect of having to demand vaccine passports by the end of the month. but... i have never liked the idea of telling people they must show their papers to do what is just an everyday activity, but we were right to properly look at it, to look at the evidence, and whilst we should keep it in reserve as a potential option, i am pleased to say we will not be going ahead with plans for vaccine passports. the organiser of this event, who also advises manchester's labour mayor on the n

and a short time ago i spoke to dame katherine grainger, the chair of uk sport, who told me her reactionround the room watching it. i always believed she had this incredible demeanour throughout the whole tournament which makes you think she really could make the fairy tale happen, but to see it completed, just absolute joy, so pleased for her. what effect do you think her win will have on inspiring future generations of sportsmen and sportswomen? in certain areas of sport, we kind of count the decades since this last happened. we just want to see great champions coming from places we know and love, home—grown talent and when that happens, there is a real message to everyone that this is possible. we know people like that at schools and local clubs who can go on and do wonderful things, that is really exciting and motivating for people to think maybe that is possible for them. maybe they don't want to win a grand slam but lots of people are picking up tennis rackets all different ages thinking, this is a sport i would love to get involved in either for the first time or not having done i

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