just don't try to salt anything with epsom salts.nstead of a meeting, 14:00 weekdays broadcast ntv goodbye. the educational center for distant children sirius has a new building sport today it was examined by the president of the donetsk people 's republic capital missile attack. better under bombs, better in the basements near kharkiv than here in this evacuation, where you are not considered a person according to the un for 2.5 months, 6 million people left ukraine, how did this affect europe, which received the main flow of refugees? strengthening the technological sovereignty of russia is always important, and at the present time, this statement by vladimir putin was especially heard, probably, in one of the most suitable places, the sirius educational center on the black sea coast. however, it is rather a center, but a whole scientific city, where there is everything for the development of talents, our correspondent sergei pikulin sergei well, this is not the first trip of the president. sirius what was the program this time? in

epsom is an unusual track with switchbacks and undulations, a couple ofjockeys have won it six timesy, he constantly rowed at 30 pounds less than his body weight which made for a lot of wastage. he had his own style in the saddle but he was mightily effective. what he was mightily effective. what about his legacy _ he was mightily effective. what about his legacy to _ he was mightily effective. what about his legacy to the - he was mightily effective. what about his legacy to the sport? a lot of other jockeys, about his legacy to the sport? a lot of otherjockeys, youngerjockeys will have watched and admired him, as because of the superstar status he had. . ~ , ., , he had. frankie dettori said this mornin: he had. frankie dettori said this morning he _ he had. frankie dettori said this morning he was _ he had. frankie dettori said this morning he was the _ he had. frankie dettori said this morning he was the greatest - he had. frankie dettori said this i morning he was the greatest ever. they ran a race in his honour because he wrote his first and last there and i stood alongside the

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lester piggott, who has died in fact in the very week of the epsom derby itself.f hello. i'm sure it'll be all eyes on the weather forecast this week, with the platinum jubilee celebrations just around the corner. the week certainly begins with some heavy showers in the forecast, some spells of sunshine in between, but those showers, driven by this area of low pressure wobbling its way westwards, and that will take up residence across the uk, as we head through the next couple of days. it'll be quite a chilly start to the morning, across some southern areas, but that's where we'll see the best of the morning sunshine. quite a lot of cloud to start off for scotland and northern ireland, with some patchy rain, but by the afternoon, we are, essentially, all in the same boat. we'll see some spells of sunshine developing, but there will also be some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. quite a few showers across parts of southern england, the midlands, east anglia, across this eastern side of england. maybe not as many showers across parts of wales. north

piggott, who was partially deaf, won the derby at epsom for the first time in 1954 aboard never say die/sport for all your latest sports news. isaac, thank you very much. looking forward to speaking to you later. let's get more now on that call by liverpool football club for an investigation into the security arrangements of saturday's champions league final in paris, after thousands of fans were stopped from gaining access to the ground, and police fired tear gas and pepper spray at supporters. our correspondent peter harris is atjohn lennon airport in liverpool, where fans are arriving back and also the team themselves. it's a lovely afternoon and a great afternoon for the team to be returning in preparation for what will be, despite the disappointment of last night, a real day of celebration in the city. they have two trophies. _ celebration in the city. they have two trophies, the _ celebration in the city. they have two trophies, the fa _ celebration in the city. they have two trophies, the fa cup - celebration in the city. they have two trophies, the fa cup and i celebration in th

quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsomas the colt searches for full fitness following injury last season. the horse, trained by john and thady gosden as well as the mount frankie dettori, was third favourite, rated at an 8—1 chance. the queen has never won the derby and this year's race on lithjune is part of her platinum jubilee celebrations to mark 70 years on the throne. that is all the sport and you can get more on the web—site. good afternoon. you're watching bbc news. i'm jane afternoon. you're watching bbc news. i'mjane hill. let's get more now on that address to the ukrainian parliament by borisjohnson via video link, where he annnounced a further £300 million in military aid to ukraine. let's hear what he had to say. volodymyr zelensky, mr chairman, members of parliament, it is a big honourfor me to members of parliament, it is a big honour for me to address you at this crucial moment in history and i salute the courage with which you're meeting today the way you have continued the meet in spite of barbaric onslau

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initially been in the plans, that might be a step too far because of the amount of moving around at epsom well. apologies for the - glitches in the shop there. a few grammars this morning. we glitches in the shop there. a few grammars this morning.- glitches in the shop there. a few grammars this morning. we got the list of it. grammars this morning. we got the gist of it- -- — grammars this morning. we got the gist of it- -- we _ grammars this morning. we got the gist of it. -- we had _ grammars this morning. we got the gist of it. -- we had some - grammars this morning. we got the gist of it. -- we had some gremlinl gist of it. -- we had some gremlin thes. the question is, will she be wearing a hat over the weekend? one person who knows a thing or two about royal styling is hat designer rachel trevor—morgan, who has made more than 60 hats for the queen, which have been worn at occasions like the royal ascot, and her diamond wedding celebration with the duke of edinburgh at westminster abbey. racheljoins us now from her studio in south london. good morning, rachel. with an array of absol

quick racing line to bring you and reach for the moon, owned by the queen, is to miss the derby at epsomon, after indications that the landmark rowe versus wade ruling of 1973, which legalised abortion, may be overturned. anti—abortion activists chanting, "hey ho, roe versus wade has got to go." while those supporting abortion rights shouted, "abortion is health care." all this the result of a leaked initial draft suggesting the us supreme court had voted to overturn roe versus wade. but this has not yet been confirmed. for almost half a century, abortion has been a divisive issue in the united states. last year, a poll by the pure research centre found 59% of us adults believed it should be legal in all or most cases, while 39% thought it should be illegal in most or all cases. they are not going to get away with this. let me say, i don't care what i have to do, but they're not going to do this to dc and they're not going to do this to america. there is more of us than there is of them and we are going to fight. i'm very passionate about being pro—life and i'm just here as an observer t