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and lastly, frankie, we spoke about it just — race. lastly, frankie, we spoke about it just now about _ race. and lastly, frankie, we spoke about it just now about the - race. and lastly, frankie, we spoke| about itjust now about the arsenal, you are a big arsenalfan. second place, you know. you are finishing your career at the end of the year, what is the plan for following arsenal more closely? i go what is the plan for following arsenal more closely? i go as much as i can. arsenal more closely? i go as much as i can- of— arsenal more closely? i go as much as i can. of course, _ arsenal more closely? i go as much as i can. of course, we _ arsenal more closely? i go as much as i can. of course, we are - arsenal more closely? i go as much as i can. of course, we are kicking. as i can. of course, we are kicking ourselves because we didn't win. but in general we had a pretty good season. there is plenty of hope in the arsenal camp for next year. lovely chaps. and you can get more of that chat on the programme tonight at 6:30pm. before th

frankie _ o'clock in the morning. australia 283-6. frankie dettori _ o'clock in the morning.ock in the morning. australia - 283-6. frankie dettori won his ninth 283—6. frankie dettori won his ninth and final goal to leave my gold cup. an epic battle through the final four lump at the italian jockey held on for victory for victory. particularly poignant as he retires at the end of the season. goal cupped stacy's horse racing's best day compete for the top prize. if you have lasted longer in the sport than frankie dettori. with retirement to come at the end of the season, his right on board was his final chance to win a ninth gold cup and add to his list of 78 winners at the royal meeting. as the tally moved alongside well backed favourite, the headline had been written. . ~ favourite, the headline had been written. ., ~ , ., ., written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold — written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold cup _ written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold cup rally. _ written. frankie dettori will win on his final gold cup rally. approval i hi

plenty of open d with frankie there and the _ year.the trip he took away - year. plenty of open d with frankie l there and the trip he took away with him as well so you wonder if you listen to on saturday. that is it from us here on sports day and thanks for watching and always but with more later on, see you then. hello there. there's no rain in the forecast for the next few days, and the first day of meteorological summer got off to a sparkling start here in eastbourne, in east sussex. many parts of the country saw the sunshine coming through, but not everywhere. some eastern areas of scotland and eastern england stayed cloudy and as a result quite a bit cooler as well. but we should see more sunshine developing across more of the country tomorrow because drier air is going to be coming in from off the north sea. at the moment, though, what's happening overnight is the cloud that we've had in eastern areas is going to push back inland across england and wales, but it's quite thin cloud. for scotland and northern ireland, this is wher

but few have lasted longer in the sport then frankie to tori. with the sport then frankie to tori.t the royal meeting. as the italian moved along, the headline had been written succulent frankie to tori will win on his final ride! royal approval awaited as the celebrations began, king charles having already seeing his horse win. but when it comes to horse racing, even at the age of 52, the guy is still the limit for frankie dettori. alex fletcher, bbc news. and that's all the sport for now. from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello there. it's going to be heating up over the next few days and turning much more humid as well. now, today, we've had a few heavy and thundery showers across england and wales. those will fade away. if we look out in the atlantic, though, this cloud is going to be coming in, and that will bring with it some outbreaks of rain eventually later in the night across northern ireland, heading over the irish sea and affecting western scotland by the morning. and ahead of that, it's going to be quite a warm night as it becomes dry in other a

enters in his final year frankie deter us when _ enters in his final year frankie deter us when the _ankie j deter us when the oats for the second time. soul sister on the first day of the derby meeting. victory over miami heat over in the first game of the nba finals. cameron norrie is battling to stay in the british open. struggled from the. the italian skills, he has all the tricks. 61 victory in that first set. nori improved slot lightly in the second. 62, currently for three in the third. seventh seed andrey rublev is out. he's reached the quarterfinals in his last three grand slam appearances but gave away a two set lead and was beaten by world number a8 lorenzo sonego. the italian is up against karen khachanov next. let's head back to wembley on the eve of the final. ali, thank you. it is for manchester city a place of relative comfort to be at wembley. it was a time just fairly recently that they had a long spell, not knowing what this place was, what it meant for them. even though they have found their comfort and their home place here, to some extent, one player is only maki

ella make this place is synonymous with frankie did —— before to frankie dettori lester pickett.ground conditions we are able to reap produce here. i hope the rest goes well today. it is also going to be the earlier start, 113 the 240 year race history and thatis 113 the 240 year race history and that is because they didn't want to clash with the fa cup final between manchester city and manchester united. will it be an historic day for frankie dettori? not too long until we find out. back to you guys. thank you very much indeed. on the isle of man today, a racing festival getting under way. after days of practice the five—day tt race week gets under way. there is a daunting, mounting course for each of the riders descending upon the isle of man today. each lap of the island, 38 miles, more than 200 bends to navigate in the event attracts more than 20,000 visitors each year and as a revised programme this year, the number of races increased from eight to ten taking a both solo and sidecar events. and also this weekend it is rugby league's super magic weekend. there are 12 super le

the famous jockey, names in british racing, frankie dettori. racing, frankie dettori. the famous jockey, it is at last epsom derby after a very long career, he is retiring at the end of the flat season. he has won it twice, he is aiming for his third when anne currently has horse, arrest, is the favourite. let's get some of the day's other news now. youtube says it will stop deleting videos that make false claims of fraud in past us elections. the policy was introduced shortly after the 2020 presidential poll, when donald trump repeatedly claimed — without evidence — that he had been cheated. youtube said its clampdown had had a potentially chilling effect on free speech, and had not meaningfully reduced the risk of violence. the un has led international appeals for calm amid continuing unrest in senegal, over the sentencing of the opposition leader, ousmane sonko, for immoral behaviour. he rejects the charges. a tenth death was reported on friday, following riots in the country. british vogue editor—in—chief edward enninful will be stepping do

in the wolverton stakes, frankie came in fifth place.t in front. next tonight, the link between football and dementia, something we'd spoken to about many times, research showing that former players are more likely to develop the condition. now more than 30 former footballers have signed an open letter to reclassify football related brain injuries as industrial. the farmer manchester manager sir alex ferguson is one of the people to sign it. in recent years, light has been shown on the beautiful game's dark secret. former players are dying of dementia and science fears heading the ball could be to blame. now, over 30 former professionals have signed this open letter calling for the scottish government to do more. to recognise brain injuries relating to football as industrial age is that neck injuries. stars such as craig levine alex mcleish and sir alex ferguson. i craig levine alex mcleish and sir alex ferguson.— alex ferguson. i have seen a few fellow footballers _ alex ferguson. i have seen a few fellow footballers dying - alex fergus

their horse, saga, will be ridden byjockey frankie dettori. he retires later this year., as v retirementer of for racing will be marked this week, as v retirement hef hope to it would be a fitting way to end his ascot story. daniela relph, bbc news, royalascot. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. thank

frankie dettori finished 10th on arrest in his last ride in the race.ed double bagel to wang xinyyu. the world number one thrashed the chinese player 6—0, 6—0, to soar into the fourth round at roland garros. she'll face either fellow us open winner bianca andreescu or ukraine's lesia tsurenko next. wimbledon champion elena rybakina pulled out of the tournament shortly before her third—round match because of illness. the 23 year old kazakh player was one of the favourites for the title at roland garros, and was due to play spaniard sara sorribes tormo on saturday. she'd recently won the italian 0pen, was seeded fourth and hadn't yet dropped a set. i was not feeling good yesterday and the day before, so i did not sleep for a couple of nights and i had a fever. and then today i really tried in the warm up but i feel it is the right decision to withdraw because it is really tough to play with these conditions. and that's all the sport for now. thanks forjoining us. the israeli army has said that three of its soldiers were killed this morning in an incident

growing up, frankie feeney was taught to suppress his feelings.d her organs were retained in the alder hey hospital scandal, he didn't know how to grieve. the suicide of his brother years later made him decide to take his own life. just had this black cloud over me. but frankie told his gp and was referred to james's place — set up by the parents of james wentworth stanley, who took his own life aged 21. we see men really quickly. we help them to make a sense of that whirlwind that they're in at that moment of suicidal crisis. around three quarters of all suicides in england and wales are men. it's the leading cause of death in men under 50. the north west has the second highest suicide rate in england. james's place set out to change that. i felt at last that i wasn't on my own. james's place has saved my life. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. president biden and india's prime minister, narendra modi, have hailed a new chapter in relations after talks at the white house. mr biden told m

carl frankie during world war ii, he fought in the wehrmacht and was seriously wounded in the ukrainian, almost captured. well, it came out according to one version, ukrainian, according to another, polotsk girl , thanks for saving more than 12 years by christmas, karl frankie and gave two chocolates to each resident of polotsk. and when there was a shortage of sunflower oil in the country , she sent this necessary product. this is not all the gifts of a bell cast in germany for the roman catholic costume of st. andrew granny. kayaks for athletes in general indirectly, this bench also reminds us that war is a double-edged knife, everyone suffers. the central avenue of polotsk, which logically bears the name a 12-meter monument to high art was erected to the great book printer of the central personality in belarusian history, francis skaryn on the square of the same name. by the way, many copies were broken in disputes about whether the father of eastern european printing had a mustache, they say, on the only engraving that the first printer has come down to us without. and what we take

today was a final farewell to the epsom derby from frankie dettori.o claim another derby victory, but it wasn't to be. auguste rodin secured a third win for the jockey ryan moore, from frankie dettori. he's retiring this year and was hoping to claim another derby victory, but it wasn't to be. auguste rodin secured a third win for the jockey ryan moore, and a record ninth for the trainer aidan o'brien. obviously, you're always hoping, you're never confident but you always hope. but there's so many things in these races that can go against you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order. everyone had him in great order and ryan gave him an incredible ride. the winners are taking home just under £900,000 in prize money — definitely a reason to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, epsom. borisjohnson has been warned that he could lose legal funding if he undermines the government's covid inquiry. in a letter sent by officials, the former prime minister was asked to submit supporting evidence to the cabinet office for security clearance —— before bei

would you say, please, frankie, i just want to to respond to this a little bit. that if you if if you consider vietnam as stable. in the midst of its war, it wasn't the had just been overthrown. the generals had just taken over. things started happening in vietnam that were quite different, quite new and it it really looked at a certain point and perhaps kennedy foresaw this better than we could that the whole thing was coming apart the seams because. none of the generals were any good as leaders and if that happens, you have a very stark choice. it's very soon. you either have to withdraw, let the south vietnam into chaos, or else you you put in troops problem. yeah. thank you, bob. have made studying leadership a major part of your scholarly work over the last generation. can you talk little bit about the nature of that work and perhaps about your work on mcnamara and then kissinger both very examples of leadership failure in this context? well, i think one of the things that struck me when i was working on book with bob mcnamara for peter, brian vandermark had

they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankie anderson soldiers who hadn't declared war and anybody, the western governments and their pliant minions of the media, tell us, we must venerate nato as if it were some kind of pious in the 9th institution. infected nato is a very dangerous and aggressive military alliance, and it's in the other way, not to be right. so see what's printing, what was that up in there? so some of this will be slippers associated with me. the last name was name is read, it was can when we used to live in action, we have support for someone who was this we, which i knew people to the the it was also of the curtis war does intended. the. so russia, the new russia, they couldn't go too far the so let's get started. his name of the annual visibility on us one, a hi scenario. you go with the others via and the staying on this. you'll be say, no, but i mean, it goes to say this here. oh my gosh, you was let me ask you this thing. id or the most models be unable to talk about psychiatry. the 1st of the one you don't school go to are you using the n, as in nancy e a

at cobham hall, franky wales organizes a variety of events that provide entertainment and good cheer. most people here feel far removed from what's happening in the major cities. in 2016, the majority of red cars residents voted for breakfast brackets. it was very important for us. 71 percent of the people in this town voted to leave. people are at the point where the would just like me to listen to the. so we need to change. i believe that's why don't i don't know how i said, i'm not an economist, but if, if i give the european union a pound and they gave me some depends back and, you know, i've got a minute to a pinch going. so i'm, i'm quite happy for, for us to spend our own money and make our own laws. we want the industries to come back. we want our own place by no pay. and the lack of jobs across europe, people in disadvantaged regents feel neglected and let down by their governments and elected officials. some politicians target these fevers and frustrations. here in tight immigrant rhetoric finds receptive years. it's slogans and policies divide, not just communities, but all

give you access to all the latest use from around the world as well as any push notifications for frankie coming off after. so frank is a documentary about the man washington can see it is the world's most dangerous honesty along that softer so frank, i'm tired, great in building and thank you so much for watching. have a great day the . it's only just practice at the mention of a simple clock with a wait 7 months before rush out. attack your crane of filtering documents daily life in the town where the people live in the club.

and frankie, speaking in such a situation in which even state television already confirmed that there was a crisis that there was ever been a quote seen as the head of state. i mean, then the father and she should show up on television and say something to the troops a, to the security services. and what's the more important to the russians? if you doesn't do it soon, it will look really, really strange. it will look as weakness and i think that it will have a last thing effect on uh, put is regime no matter what the outcome of this particular crisis is. id. even if this origin survives this crisis, no precaution has also attacked the criminal justification for the invasion of ukraine. would that have any ongoing effect on the support for the war among normal russians? oh, well i think the not a lot of pressure to support the war. such a old polls show that 60 percent the russians at least don't even for the want to be out of this loop. but definitely the message is that the wall was started for real reasons because lots of people surrounding food to including the defense minister and

frankie dettori's first derby. fuierg frankie dettori's first derby.ow many attempts was it? that _ reminds me of a great day. how many attempts was it? that was _ reminds me of a great day. how many attempts was it? that was my - reminds me of a great day. how many attempts was it? that was my 15th - attempts was it? that was my 15th time. it attempts was it? that was my 15th time- it was _ attempts was it? that was my 15th time. it was one _ attempts was it? that was my 15th time. it was one of _ attempts was it? that was my 15th time. it was one of relief - attempts was it? that was my 15th time. it was one of relief because | time. it was one of relief because it is our biggest race. when you start as a jockey that is the race you want to win. the epsom derby, like i guess tennis players, like wimbledon, ora like i guess tennis players, like wimbledon, or a formula like i guess tennis players, like wimbledon, ora formula1 like i guess tennis players, like wimbledon, or a formula 1 driver, monica, that is the one you want to win. tt monica, that is

today it was a final - farewell to the epsom derby from frankie to tori.d a record line for the trainer aidan o'brien. i record line for the trainer aidan o'brien. 22 2 record line for the trainer aidan o'brien. .,, .,, ., o'brien. i was hoping and overconfident. _ o'brien. i was hoping and overconfident. there's i o'brien. i was hoping and overconfident. there's so i o'brien. i was hoping and - overconfident. there's so many things— overconfident. there's so many things in— overconfident. there's so many things in these races i can go against — things in these races i can go against you. we were lucky. the horse _ against you. we were lucky. the horse was — against you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order, everyone in great _ horse was in great order, everyone in great order. in horse was in great order, everyone in great order-— in great order. in incredible ride. the winners _ in great order. in incredible ride. the winners are _ in great order. in incredible ride. the winners are taking _ in great order. in incredible ride. the winners are taki

it really did devastate people. franky wales runs a charity that's trying to bring a ray of hope back to the people of red car. the former box or has made his boxing club a pillar of his organization. the classes are very popular with the local youngsters . there's not much else for them to do in town. at cobham hall, franky wales organizes a variety of events that provide entertainment and good cheer. most people here feel far removed from what's happening in the major cities. in 2016, the majority of red cars residents voted for breakfast brackets. it was very important for us. 71 percent of the people in this town voted to leave. people are at the point where the would dislike musician today. so we need to change. i believe that's why don't i don't know how i said i'm not an economist, but if, if i give the european union a pound and they gave me some depends back a needle. i've got a minute west off to a pinch going. so i'm, i'm quite happy for, for us to spend our own money, make our own laws. we want the industries to come back. we want our own place by no pay at the lack of job

. >> jimmy: is that frankie beverly. >> magic: yeah, frankie beverly. . >> jimmy: just like the old days any basketball involved?. >> magic: yeah, we rented a gym and we went and made sure that we went through the plays that we used to run. >> jimmy: did you really? >> magic: pat riley set it up, he called all the plays and we walked through them. and kareem shot the sky hook. >> jimmy: did he? of course he had to. why not. >> magic: it was amazing, amazing, amazing. we were like little kids, man. >> jimmy: it sounds like it. >> magic: just to be together one more time, and the best time we had was riding the bus and telling stories. >> jimmy: really? >> magic: yes. that was outstanding. and we went to our former seats we used to sit in. >> jimmy: you did really? >> magic: every single guy sat in the same seat 20 something years later. >> jimmy: wow. it's like a funeral without the death. magic johnson is here. we'll be right back. ♪ need to introduce you to someone. he was telling me how geico makes it easy to save on homeowners insurance, so i was thinking... [laughing] -will? -hello,

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according to another ukrainian polotsk girl gratitude for saving more than 12 years by christmas carl frankiees to each resident of polotsk and when there was a shortage of sunflower oil in the country, she sent this necessary product. this far from all the gifts bells were cast in germany for the roman catholic costume of st. andrew granny. aidars for athletes in general indirectly, this bench also reminds us that war is a double-edged knife, everyone suffers. the central avenue of polotsk, which logically bears the name of the central personality in the belarusian history , francis skaryn, on the square of the same name , a 12-meter monument to high art was erected to the great book printer. it was broken in disputes about whether the father of eastern european typography had a mustache, they say on the only engraving, the first printer bezus that has come down to us, and what we take for a mustache is only a treacherous shadow from the nose on the other side. so, it's important. after all, there are much more significant and not disclosed. yes sat mysteries , the inaccurate date of the dea

by the way, if you'd like to come and cheer them as they enter the field, frankie moreno is going tohere from las vegas lacey's river from dancing with the stars and bryant young, the forty-niners hall of famer is also going to be here is the keynote speaker. and guess what? i'm going to be one of the emcees tonight along with one of the athletes. i want to bring in emily francis. she works with special olympics. emily, why is this such a great time to be a supporter of the special it that this is our biggest showcase event of the year. we have over. >> 1000 athletes come in you see there's a bunch of chairs and our background. we have the pride that comes through. credit athletes are law enforcement comes through the current, the torch, just like a time for all the athletes. they love it. kind of get a little independence this weekend as they stay at the dorms, you know, have dorm life. then they get compete on saturday and sunday. and so just a huge event for all of them. it's the highlight of their, you know, athletic are aired during the year%. what is it that makes you so commit

frankie dettori. — the abyss were building. frankie dettori, his last derby.he season, the season along. nojockey since _ season, the season along. nojockey since 2010 _ season, the season along. nojockey since 2010 has done the oaks derby double. _ since 2010 has done the oaks derby double, fantastic yesterday winning the oaks _ double, fantastic yesterday winning the oaks and the coronation cup but lots of— the oaks and the coronation cup but lots of other stories. the fox is running — lots of other stories. the fox is running owned by king power who stadium. — running owned by king power who stadium, and they know they have been _ stadium, and they know they have been relegated for the premier league — been relegated for the premier league so we hope a good win here would _ league so we hope a good win here would be _ league so we hope a good win here would be an— league so we hope a good win here would be an antidote for them and on a more _ would be an antidote for them and on a more poignant need, jessie harrington attempting to become the first female t

may to operations, it was and legal nature operate and they killed over 2000 innocent civilians and frankie, listen soldiers who haven't declared war and anybody. the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power. a good division with no real live indians fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills and is it just as a chosen few fractured images present? it is. but can you see through their illusions, going underground can cause much of the world calling for an end to possibilities. and ukraine, nato appears to have other ideas. is ukraine turning into washington's next forever ward? it certainly appears so, and it has nothing to do with you. great. defeating russia is the goal it was also of the curtis war does intended to show russia the new russia they couldn't go too far. the service because i was needing the annual visibility of task one, a hi scenario. when you go the others view on the stand, they simply say no, but i mean, it goes to say this here. all right, nash, a was landscape scenarios. most model

we've also got frankie -- plus record breaking double -- beaumont does her part and -- step up day 4e ashes and irish -- new jersey today -- fiona mcguire goes -- golf and glory. ry wrong was i started to notice that i couldn't do things without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or light-headedness, you should talk to your doctor. afib increases the risk of stroke about 5 times i want my experience to help others understand the symptoms of atrial fibrillation. when it comes to your health, this is no time to wait. is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device

im frankie mccamley. let's bring you some more stories from around the uk.the party's only mp — have left her unable to focus on what drives her — nature & climate emergencies. the commissioner of the metropolitan police, sir mark rowley, has apologised for the force's past failings towards the lgbtq+ community in london. he says scotland yard had systems in place that led to bias and discrimination towards the public and officers over decades. if you suffer with hay fever, then you may find yourself sneezing over the next few days in parts of the country. the met office is warning of a �*pollen bomb' that's set to hit london and the south east. more than one in four people in the uk suffer from tree and grass pollen allergies.

you know, frankie fitzgerald, so many, you know, as great shining light. but i hadn't seen a and not as much about the antiwar movement was norman mailer's armies of the night. but that's norman mailer. and it can't be repeated. but i wanted to try to put those two very different worlds together to explore the how, the culture changed because of of those moments. so i juxtaposed the with with the protested vietnam in wisconsin and saw from that changes that reverberate all way through the decades. you know the chancellor at the university william sewell, a great social who had studied the effects of of saturation bombing on tokyo world war two, who the first teach in it against the war in vietnam was the chancellor. when this protest he froze and didn't know how to control the police and he was haunted by that for the rest of his life. a tragic shakespearean figure. on the other side, you'd have someone like a young soldier named tom coburn, who is a baby son, because he was so and in the where all everybody was being killed. he was hiding behind a tree an

frankie _farewell frankie dettori.about retiring any time vveu— thinking about retiring any time soon? well you— thinking about retiring any time soon? well you might have to rrrrr— soon? well you might have to rrrrr rearr— soon? well you might have to think again. some of us may need to think again. some of us may need ro worr— think again. some of us may need ro vorr rrrrr— think again. some of us may need to work until we're— think again. some of us may need to work until we're 95. kyiv. rrre— to work until we're 95. kyiv. re re— to work until we're 95. kyiv. this is breakfast— to work until we're 95. kyiv. this is breakfast on gb news. welcome back. it's 923. you're watching and listen to breakfast with me, martin and ellie. and remember to get in touch with us all the usual ways. gb views at gb news .com . now, earlier, just gb news .com. now, earlier, just before— gb news .com. now, earlier, just before rrrr— gb news .com. now, earlier, just before that break,— gb news .com. now, earlier, just before that break,

it was the last epsom derby for frankie dettori but sadly he did not make it but he looked pretty happyr what has been an absolutely amazing career. and still more racing this afternoon. the police and stewards seem to be staying in case there are any more protests. live now to chris phillips, former head of the uk national counter terrorism security office. hello to you. you have policed epsom many times, haven't you? how hard is it to police the event, something so because that? you it to police the event, something so because that?— it to police the event, something so because that? ., ., ., , ., because that? you have to understand that e som because that? you have to understand that epsom is — because that? you have to understand that epsom is actually _ because that? you have to understand that epsom is actually a _ because that? you have to understand that epsom is actually a public- that epsom is actually a public space, so the areas around it are all a normal part of society and you can drive down the road, etc. whenever you have anything like this, individuals or groups of peo

and it's contagious. frankie, last week are now a fixture on the berlin club scene, and also play the really big electronic events with their own sound system. forming an african music collective in berlin is one thing. holding your own as a woman in a male dominated d, j and m c. c is something else. but no, me is now one of the few internationally recognized afro beats the james this is this. it was really, really tough at 1st. the guys didn't take me seriously at all because they wouldn't even say hello as a vendor. when someone booked me and i showed up, they were like a woman intact. no way to kind of nice. but when they saw what i could do, they welcomes may not be so kind in the last 10 years. they've taken me seriously thing. so i have to go to the, i don't have them instead of asking them good side down the street. the last week has also been producing its own arrows down for several years. they promote new talents on their label, and no me is happy to support them with video shooting tips. okay, what do you say can do more with your hands? do more. oh, okay. yeah. more like

hit it, frankie. >> ♪ ♪ >> only in new york.♪ ♪ start spreading the news.♪ ♪ we are all going to die. >> is pretty good. all right. yesterday a grand jury indicted daniel paley in the accidental ndeath of jordan neely. penny is the marine who stepped in with neely was threatening passengers on the subwayrs so thanks to the o manhattan da alvin bragg this heroic marine may go to jail for doing what he thought was right. that sucks. what is that mean for all of u r , does this affect the way you defend yourself in a tense situation especially in new york want other liberal cities or when you are around cats? cities cannot guarantee your safety, placed on your imperfect r shoulders. that's a funny word to screw up. perhaps it is time to sue these politicians hewho put us in the situation. forcing people to defend others against mad men set free by the same politiciansam. for now we realize there is a price to pay for being a hero but absolutely none for being a villain that's because the left has politicized safety. whomever you consider a risk to you and others is now a protected class

growing up, frankie was taught to suppress his feelings.iscovered her organs retained in a hospital scandal, he did not know how to grieve. the suicide of his brother years later made him decide to take his own life. years later made him decide to take his own life-— his own life. there are black clouds over me. his own life. there are black clouds over me- itut _ his own life. there are black clouds over me. but he _ his own life. there are black clouds over me. but he told _ his own life. there are black clouds over me. but he told his _ his own life. there are black clouds over me. but he told his gp - his own life. there are black clouds over me. but he told his gp and . his own life. there are black cloudsl over me. but he told his gp and was referred to — over me. but he told his gp and was referred to a — over me. but he told his gp and was referred to a foundation. _ over me. but he told his gp and was referred to a foundation. we - over me. but he told his gp and was referred to a foundation. we help i referred to a foundation. we

today was a final farewell to the epsom derby from frankie dettori.ory, but it wasn't to be. auguste rodin secured a third win for the jockey ryan moore, and a record ninth for the trainer aidan 0'brien. 0bviously, you're always hoping, you're never confident but you always hope. but there's so many things in these races that can go against you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order. everyone had him in great order and ryan gave him an incredible ride. the winners are taking homejust under £900,000 in prize money — definitely a reason to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, epsom. let's take a look at some other stories around the world. after months of debate the us debt ceiling issue has finished with the stroke of a pen. the us presidentjoe biden cut back on federal spending. it comes just days before the deadline ofjune the fifth avoiding a potential catastrophic default. three israeli soldiers have been killed in two separate incidents, near the country's southern border with egypt. the israeli military said an egyptian policeman was r

today was a final farewell to the epsom derby from frankie dettori.ey ryan moore, and a record ninth for the trainer aidan o'brien. obviously, you're always hoping, you're never confident but you always hope. but there's so many things in these races that can go against you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order. everyone had him in great order and ryan gave him an incredible ride. the winners are taking homejust under £900,000 in prize money — definitely a reason to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, epsom. in england, rail services across the country came to a halt amid the third strike this week on railways. that caused major disruption for passengers, including people hoping to get to big sporting events like the men's fa cup final. 12,000 train drivers belonging to the aslef union walked out in their continuing row about pay and conditions. the head of the union, mick whelan, called on the government to take action and warned about future industrial action, saying: "we are determined to get a resolution and remain in this for the lon

hello i'm frankie mccamley.chester city have won the champions league for the first time in their history, completing a treble of domestic and european trophies. they've beat inter milan one—nil in the final in istanbul. it's only the second time that the treble has been accomplished by an english club, the last being manchester united in 1999. the winning goal was scored by rodri and this is how fans reacted to the final whistle back in manchester. cheering. our sports correspondent ollie foster sent this update from istanbul. this was a very, very special night for manchester city at istanbul's ataturk stadium, capping an extraordinary season, premier league winners once again, fa cup winners once again, but completing for the first time in their history that rarity, the treble as they became european champions for the first time and to make it that little bit sweeter they emulate their great rivals manchester united he did back in 1999 under great sir alex ferguson, pep guardiola, the manager becomes the firs

today was a final farewell to the epsom derby from frankie dettori.rby victory, but it wasn't to be. auguste rodin secured a third win for the jockey ryan moore, and a record ninth for the trainer aidan 0'brien. 0bviously, you're always hoping, you're never confident but you always hope. but there's so many things in these races that can go against you. we were lucky. the horse was in great order. everyone had him in great order and ryan gave him an incredible ride. the winners are taking home just under £900,000 in prize money — definitely a reason to celebrate. charlotte gallagher, bbc news, epsom. to the world of fashion now, and british vogue editor—in—chief edward enninful is stepping down from his role after six years at the top magazine. the ghanian—british creative is the first black man to hold the title and will now move into a newly created role aimed at growing the brand globally. 0ur reporter nicky schiller is in the newsroom with more. 51—year—old edward enninful is the first man to hold the top job at british vogue. he was born in ghana

but it meant there was no fairy tale final ride in the race for frankie dettori, who finished tenth.som derby, where police say they've arrested a total of 31 protesters. that includes 19 people arrested pre—emptively in connection with plans to disrupt the horse race. and one man managed to run onto the track just as the race began. animal rights campaigners had been threatening to defy a court order, banning disruptive protests. chris phillips, former head of the uk national counter terrorism security office, said how difficult the epsom derby event can be to police. epsom is actually a public space. so, the areas around it are all a normal part of society and you can drive down the roads, etc. and whenever you have anything like this, individuals or groups of people that want to jump onto the racecourse, very, very difficult for police to prevent. and really, this is something the police shouldn't have to be doing. you know, this is something that really we shouldn't be expecting people to do simply because they don't agree with horse racing, that they put not only the jockeys and