flooring porter has won it for the last two years, it is a very open race. anyone could win.ditions. the ryanair cutback conditions. the rya nair cutback chaseis conditions. the ryanair cutback chase is interesting this year, it has a wonderful horse called shishkin, the favourite for the champion chase last year, flunked. everyone thinks that shishkin could win the ryanair chase, two to look out for today. arsenal manager mikel arteta is looking forward to a "big european night" against sporting lisbon at the emirates. as they look to reach the quarter finals of the europa league. they drew 2—2 in portugal last week in the first leg. arsenal had no european football last year and missed out on champions league qualification at the end of last season. they come into tonight's game off the back of beating fulham on sunday, where four players were back in action — including brazil forward gabrieljesus. he'd been out for three months with a knee injury. meanwhile — manchester united, will be without anthony as they look to seal qualification. they hold a 4—1 lead over real betis

all eyes on flooring porter, who is going for a hat—trick of wins. �*23? he's not been in the best form over the last 12 months, and he'll face plenty of high—quality opposition, including another former champion in paisley park. so while energumene took the headlines in the big race of the day, it was also a day to remember for one teenage jockey. 18—year—old john gleeson, on his first ever ride at cheltenham festival, provided the fairytale finish to day two — by winning the final race aboard the aptly named a dream to share! ireland's team have made the decision to change the colour of their shorts for this year's women's six nations tournament. they were white, but will now be blue to combat period anxiety. and other sides are considering following suit. the tournament kicks off march 25, with england once again favourites to win the title for what would be a fifth time in a row. 0ur reporter sara 0rchard has been at the launch. we're in a very trendy corner of east london for this women's six nations launch, where the players and the captains ha

the big highlight tomorrow is the stayers' hurdle, where all eyes will be on flooring porter, who isn the best of form over the last 12 months, and he'll face plenty of high—quality opposition, including another former champion in paisley park. so while energumene took the headlines in the big race of the day, it was also a day to remember for one teenage jockey. 18—year—old john gleeson, on his first ever ride at cheltenham festival, provided the fairytale finish to day two — by winning the final race aboard the aptly named a dream to share!

improvement in the weather would be nice, but it's all| weather would be nice, but it's all about flooring porteron, including anotherformer opposition, including another former champion opposition, including anotherformer champion in paisley park. but it's all building up towards the big race of the week, the cheltenham gold cup on friday. rachel blackmore will be looking to retain the title that they won last year, but no doubt there will be plenty more drama before then.— there will be plenty more drama before then. �* , ., ~' , ., , before then. andy, thank you very much indeed. _ quarterfinal stage at indian wells — cameron norrie against frances tiafoe. they've only just started they've onlyjust started after something of a rain delay. it's 2—1 on serve to cameron norrie. he's the final british player left in the singles, afterjack draper and emma raducanu were both beaten by the tournament's number one seeds. raducanu lost to iga swiatek in straight sets, while draper's run was ended by carlos alcaraz, after the 21—year—old was forced to retire hurt with a stomach injury. russell fuller is

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flooring porter is aiming to win the stayers hurdle — the big race of the day — for a third year in amother champion chase for a second successive year — giving irish trainer willie mullins his 92nd festival victory. ireland are ten —— four up on their british rivals. and that's all the sport for now. the uk's chancellor, jeremy hunt, insists his budget will get people back to work — and won'tjust benefit the rich saving for retirement.his comments come after labour criticised his plans to get rid of the one—million—pound cap on the amount people can save for their pension, before paying extra tax. the chancellor also unveiled plans to expand free childcare in england. our business correspondent, emma simpson, reports. welcome to the women's clothing factory, we have been getting a reaction to the budget speech yesterday. leanne is going to tell us what she made of it all. to yesterday. leanne is going to tell us what she made of it all.- us what she made of it all. to be honest, us what she made of it all. to be honest. i— us what she made of it all. to be honest. i was — us what she

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isn't massively original i edward cycle when the queen mother chap chase on on wednesday i think flooring porterid thursday on friday a hoy said you're for the gold cup think is still a little bit of value. he's a massively talented horse he's not the best to slow jumper in the world. but if he gets all together, i still think he's that little bit of brilliance that can separate the horse from the from the elite level animals. so fingers crossed for a place from the gold cup . thank you for that. gold cup. thank you for that. we'll play that clip at the end of next week. and i think makes just been blown away. but thank you much, nick, for joining you very much, nick, for joining us this morning now just to discuss the issue of the way forward , joined now by horse forward, joined now by horse consultant animal aid dean stansell. so dean, i don't know if you heard what nick lockhart's say that we like saying we've got to we've jockey's whip here. he's called a coach. he's cautious and a pro coach. he's cautious and he says , you know, it doesn't he says, you know, it doesn't actually hurt horses

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floor of the senate. it was arlen specter, republican from pennsylvania; tom harkin democrat iowa; john porter, from the state of illinois. the three of them got together and doubled the budget for the national institutes of health. so i said to dr. collins, i want to do something that helps you. what can i do? he said work to give us 5% real growth every single year. you know why? he says our researchers aren't sure you're going to be there next year, congress. they're not sure you're going to fund our projects, so they don't follow through to the end as they should. they lose patience and end up in some other place. if you can give them a reliable budget each year for medical research, they'll continue their research and find dramatic breakthroughs. in the words of dr. collins, he said we can line up the score board if you'll make that commitment. i talked to a number of my colleagues. i talked to roy blunt, now retired from the state of missouri. i talked to patty murray, still serving here, chairing the subcommittee from the state of washington. i spoke to lamar alexander, a republican of tennessee. the f