we will have graeme live on the programme later.— we will have graeme live on the programme later.r. what a way to spend father's day yesterday! _ programme later. what a way to spend father's day yesterday! so _ programme later. what a way to spend father's day yesterday! so many - programme later. what a way to spend father's day yesterday! so many of - father's day yesterday! so many of them on the vote. what an achievement. graeme is a very famous footballer and keen cyclist. to go from not much is to swimming the hour—long chunk twice over the channel at the weekend, we had everything. the most fantastic thunderstorms, great dramatic wins and amazing skies. they completed it, that is the plot spoiler. it was tough, emotional, but the whole reason for doing it was to fight the fight against this dreadful condition, fly the flag if you like for the fight against that disease. they did it in spades. they've planned it for a year, they've trained for it for nine months, so now they have to do it. graeme souness and five other swimmers are about to attempt a non—stop relay swim acr

not graeme souness, though.nnounced his challenge here on the breakfast sofa and he invited our reporter john maguire tojoin him at one of his final training swims. the hero shot! having spent decades in football changing rooms, graeme souness is all too familiar with team banter and it's just as well. when that camera goes off, you're very much on your own. the thing is, we never left you behind. we waited for you. for the relay team, the cross—channel swim is nowjust days away. it will be the culmination of nine months of training, walking across frozen beaches to enter winter seas. so it may be lumpy, as they call it, today, but the water feels warm. the chat, though, that's still cold. we'll go out a wee bit, not too far out, and then we'll go to the left and see how that is. he's got no clue. i'm sounding like i know what i'm talking about but i know... he said it earlier. he's going to go out somewhere out there. we'll keep an eye on them and then manage to sort of cajole him. tosh, you'll know me because

best of luck to graeme souness. an epic - luck to graeme souness.make the floor a bit comfier! jacqui joseph's showing us how to make a super—easy cushion for garden furniture, which costs less than a tenner. and he gives old items a new lease of life. the repair shop's david burville — who is one of the only organ builders in the uk — shares why fixing poet laurette simon armitage's harmonium was a very special moment. see you at 9:15. looking forward to that. see you later. we always love a little bit of the repair shop. time for the news, travel and weather where you are. services might be affected by industrial action. campaigners are calling on the government to back a new bill that would make it a legal right for families to visit loved ones in care homes. the motion was put forward in parliament yesterday by liverpool labour mp dan carden, who was unable to visit his dying father during covid, but there are fears it could take months for it to become legislation. 0ur message, really, to the government now is everybody wants it, there is no op

and we should be throwing hundreds of thousands of people against the graeme positions, but definitely mean tens of thousands of coffins arriving in the very foss succession. that is not what he wants because the public mood can change very significantly. so money, very, very care, fox pro initial, a full you step probably will see some attempt to let us say please limit regression involvement a minute to repeal minute 3 involvement in ukraine. but that of course remains to be seen. but i'd say the instinct may be wrong because tells me this kind of constantine, they don't use russia unless constantine aggregate joining us from vilnius. it was this latest twist comes on a day of shocking developments, which so russian authorities declare a counter terrorist operation in moscow. in anticipation of wagner's arrival at wagner had marched its troops through several cities along rushes, m for highway on route to the capital lead teeth, which had to come through spots and flying low of a fog and ash within moments a few of the opposing flames. the blasts coming shortly after reports the bach

graeme satchel, bbc news.s ambassador and special assistant to the president for russia, ukraine, and eurasia william courtney, said he believes much of the coming response will depend on prigozhin�*s current whereabouts. it appears that president putin has come under greater pressure partly for appearing to be weak in resolving this crisis and partly because the prigozhin forces really got pretty close to moscow. so i think now the vitriol and a president putin's speech suggests he may have backtracked on the promise he made to yevgeny prigozhin that he could go to belarus. putin is saying he will allow wagner forces, trips to go there but has not said anything about prigozhin. putin never mentions names of opponents, never mentioned alexei navalny�*s name and now of course prigozhin so suggests that putin really is worried. if prigozhin is still in russia and under control of the security services, president putin's claimed today that leaders of the mutiny will be brought to justice, that leaders of the muti

earlier this month, chief executive denise barrett—baxendale and former player graeme sharp left theoard may not sit well with supporters who are unhappy with the club's direction under his ownership. edin dzeko has moved from inter milan to fenerbahce on a free transfer. the striker�*s final game for the milan club was the uefa champions league final, which inter lost 1—0 to manchester city in istanbul. the 37—year—old has signed a two—year deal with the turkish side. this that's all the sport for now. the stage is set and the crowds are ready. the glastonbury music festival gets officially underway today, with its first headline acts this evenings. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is there today. this is the day when music finally starts at glastonbury on the main stages, and good news forfans of arctic monkeys. the english band are headlining the pyramid stage tonight. they had to cancel their dublin show on tuesday as alex turner, the lead singer, had laryngitis. but last night, we saw a giant mirror ball with "arctic monkeys" written on it being delivered, so almos

inspired by 14—year—old isla grist, graeme souness says he wants to make a difference., he will swim as part of a relay team for 21 miles across the english channel. i've always been lucky because i felt like i can begin when the challenge comes along, a physical challenge, but this has been, i'm not asking for any sympathy because that ain't mine... but mostly, it's been difficult. i'm getting tearful, which is not me, i never get here watching a movie or a sad story but this has got to me like nothing else has ever got to me in my life. inside his robe, there a special from isla. graham, thank you, all my love and gentle hugs.— from isla. graham, thank you, all my love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from isla. love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from lsla- all— love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from isla. all the _ love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from isla. all the rest _ love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from isla. all the rest of— love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from isla. all the rest of the - love and gentle hugs. hugs! forever from isla. all the rest

it does that to somebody there to stand up against the graeme and, and yeah, also people will, of course have you that the wagner groups welcome to soul just what withdrawing as part of the deal with the kremlin for goshen was to relocate developers. what if anything, do we know about his current whereabouts and what could happen to him next? well, once again as a precaution himself, we also know from the grandmother's boseman bischoff, as much of his golf that she should go to. bella rose and to the hear that he should be freed from any persecution which is very, very strange considering that adjusted yesterday morning. he was going see that as a criminal in russia as a serious criminal who faced up to 20 years in prison. so now, due to the deal achieved through lucas shank or the blow o c and lead to oh, we know that you might be in by that rose maybe as you move further. another country your what do you hearing about what these events mean for vladimir put in his grip on power? or i think the buttons ball has definitely been weakened to since yesterday. michael, i don't know if that w

and to prove graeme souness never stops. way forward. regular napping during the day could help to preserve your brain health. researchers at university college london found that nappers' brains were 15 cubic centimetres larger than those who don't indulge in a daytime snooze, that is a win. delaying ageing by three to six years. and it makes your brain bigger. do you mind if i...? absolutely. i am a big fan. someone who does not map is here. it explains so much about looking younger. you look amazing. your brain is massive, anyway. i am not sure about that. i can tell you about the weather. we have had heavy rain this morning from the south—west. it is accompanied by thunder and lightning and it will push northwards and eastwards through the rest of the date. you can see the track it has taken, coming up from the south—west, moving across wales into the midlands. john has been talking about it and edgbaston all morning. through the day it will continue to drift northwards and eastwards. ahead of it, a bright start in scotla

of course, the main problem for them that's law against the graeme and that is the major 3 go for collapse of users and it's means success or for a comfortable fence of operation of your in your, on the battlefield. but the bottom, the case should be looped as not as, as a great stuff compared with this defeats on the uh, on the, on the, on the front with the crate. that's why just i'm saying if within 2 days, which doesn't set pull the issue with regardless, it's means to be purpose of you guys just that the even the keys of a defense against the comforter offensive with the original regret, it would not be so strong. it means just what we call out, so there is him, we will be watching on a 2 day that's as a crucial point. so i'm just a bunch of suppress this huge in need of a nice but for goes on and then will be another problem to success or we great new duration on the bottom. so that would be another way to just strong key conclusions or using okay, from a rational 5 minutes. daphne kyle castiano. thank you very much. thank you. is there a mind all the latest developments of this? our

of course, the main problem for them that's law against the graeme. and that is the major 3 go full collapse of his resume. it's means success or for a comfortable fence of operation of your in your, on the battlefield. but the bottom, the case should be looped as not as, as a great stuff compared with the defeats on the, on the, on the front with the cream. that's why just i'm saying if within 2 days, which doesn't set full the issue with regardless, it's means to be purpose of you guys just though that he wasn't, he's was a defense against the comforter offensive or the reason that we grant would love to so strong it means just break week off, so there is a way we will be watching on a 2 day that's as a crucial point. so i'm just a bunch of suppress this huge in need of a nice but for goes on and there will be another problem to success all the granular duration on the bottom. so that would be another way to just strong key conclusions that are using okay, from a rational prime minister kyle akashi on of thank you very much. thank you. meanwhile, uk

- why did you do it, graeme? i came across the — why did you do it, graeme?ng i've ever seen in my life, and we have to find a way, a qr, ultimately— we have to find a way, a qr, ultimately a qr, find a way to make life easier_ ultimately a qr, find a way to make life easier for the children's day—to—day life. it is the coolest, nastiest — day—to—day life. it is the coolest, nastiest thing i have ever witnessed in my— nastiest thing i have ever witnessed in my life _ nastiest thing i have ever witnessed in my life. for me it is the worst thing _ in my life. for me it is the worst thing i've — in my life. for me it is the worst thing i've ever seen and in the last nine months, i have worked hard and we have _ nine months, i have worked hard and we have got— nine months, i have worked hard and we have got here today and there is a mixture _ we have got here today and there is a mixture of— we have got here today and there is a mixture of elation, and also i am knackered — a mixture of elation, and also i am knackered— a mixture of elation, and also i am knacker

means of addressing the loss that you went through >> yes well, i walked off the plane right after graemeth: well, it speaks to -- >> except, i read your hand. >> seth: you did you gave me a palm reading and i remember you said, "i think covid's coming." and i was like, i don't know what that is >> i did not say that. [ light laughter ] >> seth: you didn't, you did not say that [ light laughter ] and this was your partner of over 50 years. >> yes >> seth: and did writing this book, was that a catharsis for you? was it at all helpful? >> well, i've written these two characters nell and tig before they're in an earlier book of stories. but in that -- in the earlier book, they're both still alive so in some of these stories, they're both still alive and, in some of these stories, one of them is not so, i have to explain to younger people, at my age, which is 32 - [ laughter ] at my age, you can expect people to die it happens and it's different from a younger person dying and it's really different from a child dying. so those are tragedies and this, after the age of 80 or so, is the circle o

think the initial results where will be a basically more anger of more design to avenge against the graeme. so, oh, that's good. that's what done happened, although i'm sure that some will give. we'll take a polls and think about what really happens. but if this is a very complicated thing, it never happens overnight. it's never one dimensional price that causes insane russia. unless constantine i got lauren, ukraine is high on the agenda of a meeting of foreign ministers from the brakes group of nations in the south african, the city of cape town. the alliance made of brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa would also discuss the admission of new members as it seeks. i'd great side global influence, south africa's the foreign minister and the lady pon dual, welcome to have russian counterparts a lot for off. but there's uncertainty over whether it's not even if food stamps will be welcome when briggs ends of state meeting janice, but the oldest russian president is the subject of war crimes arrest warrant issued by the international criminal court. i get most of my correspondence p

at a summit in moldova, had bound to remain united in the face of russia's aggression against the graeme ukrainian president, board of missile ends. he made a surprise appearance today, warning the leaders that any doubts that they show before admitting key even to the nato alliance will emboldened russia to attack even more countries. the crating and president today also repeated his call for more support in the former patriot air defense systems and modern fighter jets security in europe was top of the agenda ad . today's me alternative as president has a lot riding on this summit. she worries her country could be next, and the firing line is russia prevails in ukraine. mo, data which already has a for russian break away region in the east received a candidate status along with ukraine last year. she's being pressing some acceleration of the membership process as you have up 2nd forest country after you cried, she's going to show solidarity. is that counterpart? some key please do invest. you know, country. please do the leave. you know, a small, kind of see why you sent this is your c

we will have all the latest tomorrow, we will speak to graeme and the team on bbc breakfast., in a sense. laurence did the big yoxman figure, you might remember. at his foundry in halesworth, his team bang and crash and create things of wonder. this is the big head being finished off. it's a big moment for him — a return to lowestoft, where he started his art education. it wasn't going too well for me educationally and i didn't — i wasn't getting opportunities. in fact, the opposite — people were saying no to me. and lowestoft was the place that gave me my chance. back on the beach, the installation is not straightforward. there is much pushing and shoving and debate about the best angle for the head. so, are you happy with it like that? very much. are you? no, i'm very happy. it's the first light arts festival this weekend and organisers are hope the big head will be a big hit. i think it's gonna work really well, don't you? yes. i think people are already, you know, drawn to it like a magnet. it's kind of risen up out of the sand, almost out of nowhere, and — and looks myst

and society will not fight against the graeme. there is a strong consensus in brothers and society. i just sold the surveys few weeks ago, 2.5 percent billings, and believe that delores son army shall sell prussian army and fight him ukraine. so i don't believe bill, it was so drunk, but the dealers will be used by a russians, russia usability says protector, right? as a launching best for each effects on ukraine, and sorry, possible that you launch yourself new science will take place from brothers territory. it's possible that the russian soldiers will be trained on billers scattered, or it's possible the trash will rotate. zillow sent arms to attack your cream. so dealers as the country will be used by russia. and we ask international community to help us to stop in front of your ciocca the thank you very much for joining us here and do the news. meanwhile, russian president vladimir put, put in, has praised his troops for quote, averting a civil war. and a 2nd address today put in set the block in a mess and every group had been completely financed by the kremlin, which instead

and that actually supplies water to graeme here. uh, the interesting sign of the times is that your brain has got a swedish long v n a hole in the vehicle, which is specifically used for uh, you know, going through this once. and you bring what is now when the uh, you know, and what the november or winter when the whole country it was a big swamp. but now when the soil is dry and when the root can be no need in search of machines, if there has been no flap. so obviously the west is rigid to, excuse me, is to the dentist before anything. uh, the way they said we had so slight uh, side issue though, but i think we still have you now considering this incident about the car, cargo sky hi de alotted saint on how significant is that gonna help either side? well, obviously this is helping you rain because if you look at the neighborhood, which is one of the largest previous in least in your group, on the 3rd show, the former soviet union and the 2nd only to vote in the european bought all the forms that of the union, so the need for really

since the site will not fight against the graeme, there is a strong consensus in brothers and society. i just sold the surveys few weeks ago, 2.5 percent ability since the leave, the deluxe on armies of soap, russian army, and fight them ukraine. so i don't believe bill, it was so drunk by the bill, it was, will be used by a russians rash or usability use as a product or right as a launching pad for it's effects on ukraine. and it's very possible that you launch yourself new science will take place from billers territory. it's possible that the russian soldiers will be trained on billers scattered, or it's possible the trash will rotate villers on arms to attack your cream. so dealers as the country will be used by russia and we ask international community to help us to stop in front of your ciocca there. thank you very much for joining us here and do the news. it's time now to look at some of the other headlines from around the world. your current president followed him is that landscape says troops of made advances in all fronts. as case contra offensive continues. according to offi

and he was an important instrument and rushed us war against the graeme. and this instrument is not available now anymore. we will see what this does to russians war effort, but i think most of all, it was important that goes in as a former ally of put in clear you said, put into the reason for the war was a lie. it's all wrong and it's, i mean we knew that, but if it's coming from somebody like that goes and i think that makes a big difference. and they also make clear that the russian state is by far not as stable as it looked like, especially to us. and also by the way to the chinese was seemed also be very shocked with what is going on. and uh, we have seen that uh, put in person, the power is by far not as consolidated as many people, but the inside russia and also outside russia. this creates and always that you ation where we cannot really predict what is happening next. and it seems to me that the events unfolding now a day by day. uh notice talk about it. gentle dental is what we can spreads. maybe one point a does result during all of this. admin

earlier this month chief executive denise barrett—baxendale and former player graeme sharp left the board moshiri's move tojoin the board may not sit well with supporters. edin dzeko has moved from inter milan to fenerbahce on a free transfer. the striker�*s final game for the milan club was the uefa champions league final, which inter lost 1—0 to manchester city in istanbul. the 37—year—old has signed a two—year deal with the turkish side. portuguese international raphael guerreiro hasjoined german champions bayern munich — after leaving rivals dortmund on a free transfer at the end of last season. the 29 —year—old joins on a three year deal.... and links up with bayern boss thomas tuchel again — who managed dortmund between 2015 and 2017... and that's all the sport for now. in paris, a global summit seeking to overhaul the international financial system and help tackle climate change has wrapped up. wealthy nations finalised a £100—billion climate pledge to help developing countries. delegates have been working to ease the debt burden on poorer nations, who are struggling to meet their

delivered to a to help them to cope with this ongoing world version of the bible, but against the graeme. there will also be a need for a bit more long term effort when these were ends to ensure that ukraine house, the, the defense kept filters to determine the future regression on the force them and hold on air force. uh would most likely or has to be part of the long term effort. so this is part about the urgency, but also going to baltimore long term prospectors. then on the, on the, on the issue of, of the extension i have nothing which is i, i don't see an extension on my my tender s, as like, you don't know like reuters as a secretary general to questions. hundreds ray from reuters. first you said that to the allies reviewed the regional plans, did they approve those plans? and if not, why not? we've heard that have been some turkish objections to the plans as they stand. and secondly, is there a consensus emerging in your view that when you crean gets closer to joining nato, it could do so without going through a membership action plan. thank you. as we interviewed the regional pl

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of course, the main problem for them that's law against the graeme. and that is the major 3 go full collapse of his resume. it's means success of a comfortable fence of a brazen off the ground on the battlefield. but the bottom, the case shouldn't be looped as not as, as a great stuff compared with the defeats on the, on the, on the front with the cream. that's why just i'm saying if within 2 days, which doesn't set full the issue with regardless, it's means to be progress. a few of the guys just though that he wasn't, he's was a defense against the comforter, offensive. a directional regret. it would not be so strong, it means just what a clique off. so there is him. we will be watching on a 2 day that's as a crucial point. so i'm just a bunch of suppress this huge in need of a nice but for goes on and then will be another problem to success all the granular duration on the bottom. so that would be another way to just strong key conclusions or using okay, from a rational prime minister kyle castiano. thank you very much. thank you. meanwhile, ukraine

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and tv pundit graeme souness has somnisiso— pundit graeme souness has somoisrso o— pundit graeme sounessho suffers from this and that really just set him on his course, which so i think a big applause to him . i think a big applause to him. i think a big applause to him. i think a big applause to him. i think a big applause to the prince of wales about trying to end homelessness as well. i think often we bypass all the good stories. totally agree . good. yeah.- all the good stories. totally agree . good. yeah. it's- g: totally agree . good. yeah. it's like agree. good. yeah. it's like a rsminosr— agree. good. yeah. it's like a rsminosr oi— agree. good. yeah. it's like a reminder of the— agree. good. yeah. it's like a reminder of the good people oroun— reminder of the good people around us and— reminder of the good people around us and also the parents in horiinghom— around us and also the parents in nottingham last week. the ossi— in nottingham last week. the hssi oi— in nottingham last week. the hssi oi us.— in nottingham last week. the best of us. and— in nottingham last week. the best

of course, the main problem will put you on this law against the graeme, and that is the major 3 go full collapse of his resume. it means success of comfortable offensive abrasion of the ground on the battlefield. but the bottom, the case should be looked as not as, as a great stuff compared with this defeats on the, on the, on the front with the green. that's why just i'm saying if within 2 days that's been set full the issue with regardless, it's means that the purpose of the guys just though that he wasn't, he's was a defense against comfortable friends of what the original are we grant would not be so strong it means just when we come up, so there is a way we will be watching on a 2 day that's a crucial point. and so i'm just a bunch of to suppress this huge any or from uh our guys but for goes on and then will be another problem to success will be granular, a duration on the bottle. so that would be another way to just strong key conclusions or using okay, from a rational prime minister mikhail akashi on of thank you very much. thank you as a possible, bring to you all the latest on

producer graeme pleeth has never worked on anything quite like this.ke sting here recording, that's amazing, isn't it? it's absolutely extraordinary. he's a legend, he'sl an absolute legend. i think his contribution i is more than invaluable. # i want to thank you. and just listen to his voice. not many voices i think are so identifiable as his. # hoo, yeah, yeah. i mean, for a producer, that must be like a dream to work with. i think when you get a singer. who has their own voice, to me, that's what it's all about. there's a colour in his voice which you can't emulate. i also singing on the record, some very special guests, each with first hand experience of dementia care. i look after a home with 65 residents, all living with dementia. and we can't overestimate the power of music. so we have some people that aren't expressive verbally, but when it comes to music and song, they sing word perfect, it's incredible. i'm basically here because my mum's got alzheimer's dementia. she got that at age 59, quite early onset, which is quite young. that wasjust

jones what do you read into the fact, graeme, that there are now more armed— the fact, graeme, that there they've got in ewetedw. —ee- the suspect. they've got in- custody._be associates the suspect. they've got in cintelligence be associates the suspect. they've got in cintelligence reports. associates the suspect. they've got in cintelligence reports. “iii; ties , intelligence reports. there's a , intelligence reports. there's e-deed— , intelligence reports. there's e-deedlwew- , intelligence reports. there'sl a-loadlwork-on , intelligence reports. there's a load work on in a whole load of work going on in the background here into the person they've got detained. the victims the assaults the victims of the assaults themselves— the victims of the assaults themselves actually the victims of the assaults- themselves-actually what themselves and see actually what themselves and see actually what tne—se— themselves and see actually what tne—se tnene- the background is. so there eewd— the background is. so there eewddle— the background is. so there could-a number- the background is. so there

graeme le saux what we want.eal action that has that has, you know.— real action that has that has, you know. sorr— real action that has that has, you know, sort of— real action that has that has, you know, sort of improved siruarion— you know, sort of improved situation at— you know, sort of improved situation at itv.— you know, sort of improved situation at itv. certainly. i know— situation at itv. certainly. i know rnar— situation at itv. certainly. i know rnar my— situation at itv. certainly. i know that my grievances , um, know that my grievances, um, precede— know that my grievances, um, prececie pame— know that my grievances, um, precede dame carolyn mcgill's renue— precede dame carolyn mcgill's renue ar— precede dame carolyn mcgill's tenure at itv,— precede dame carolyn mcgill's tenure at itv, but— precede dame carolyn mcgill's tenure at itv, but certainly the eecurive— tenure at itv, but certainly the executive producers and some of the executive producers and some of me senior— executive producers and s

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souness way back in nen— was graeme souness way back in nen ener— was graeme souness way back in 1991d oil, but that's just me. aidan mesee for that. good oil, but that's just me. aidan mesee you for that. good oil, but that's just me. aidan mesee you this for that. good oil, but that's just me. aidan mesee you this morning. t. good to see you this morning. splendid, much. you, splendid, very much. thank you, john. going to john. i think so. i'm going to go bed. well, last time go home to bed. well, last time we een— go home to bed. well, last time we een-enen— go home to bed. well, last time we said-then-turned. we said this, then you turned up eeen. — we said this, then you turned up eeen. _nel again. so i know i was on the eenene—ne- again. so i know i was on the eenene—in - again. so i know i was on the central—it.7 oh,i central line, wasn't it.7 oh, yeen. — central line, wasn't it.7 oh, yeen. vee— central line, wasn't it.7 oh, yeah. you both— central line, wasn't it.7 oh, yeah. you both get a signal. i don't know you back. don't know if you are back. aeeweuy—w- don't know if you

seness— to when liverpool took graeme seuness—tni souness from rangers back in ttet. — souness from— well, we're joined now by our repener rapt— well, we're joined now by our reporter paul hawkins, who is were— reporter paul hawkins, who is tnere ter— reporter paul hawkins, who is tnere ter — reporter paul hawkins, who is there for us. good- reporter paul hawkins, who is there for us. c: g reporter paul hawkins, who is there for us. c: jrg there for us. good morning to you, paul. what are we expecting today ? well, that's the big today? well, that's the big ttestten— today? well, that's the big question, isn't— today? well, that's the big question, isn't it,- :7 well, that's the big question, isn't it, ali? what are we expecting today ? we know are we expecting today? we know wat— are we expecting today? we know tnat tnere-s— are we expecting today? we know that there's normally a lot of nent.— that there's normally a lot of raetnt. rt-s— that there's normally a lot of racing. it's derby— that there's normally a lot of racing. it's derby day. so wet-we— racing. it's derby day. so we