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all of this the big race of the year, the grand national on saturday. year, the grand national on saturdayut for are... not just for us, but for liverpool and are... notjust for us, but for liverpool and the wider economy. the impact an event such as this has on hotels, restaurants, etc. all eyes will be on irish jockey rachael blackmore on saturday, who last year became the first female jockey to win the grand national at aintree. she's looking to defend her title, riding the same horse — minella times. sally nugent�*s been chatting to her ahead of the weekend. rachael blackmore, the first woman to ride to victory at the grand national and a couple weeks ago, became the first woman to win the gold cup at cheltenham. growing up on a farm in ireland, she always knew she wanted to work with horses. irate always knew she wanted to work with horses. ~ . , , always knew she wanted to work with horses. ~ ., , , ., always knew she wanted to work with horses. ~ ., , ,., , always knew she wanted to work with horses. ~ ., , , , horses. we had sheep and cows, so my whole childhood _ horses. we had sh

on the grand national course on grand national day!d a lot of luck — are 40 horses out there and you need a lot of luck. as a jockey, you don't — a lot of luck. as a jockey, you don't feel— a lot of luck. as a jockey, you don't feel the same kind of pressure as you _ don't feel the same kind of pressure as you would in other races. other high-profiie — as you would in other races. other high—profile races. you would just be very— high—profile races. you would just be very much excited for it, i think — and that is why it is called the people's race because it is such a lottery. anyone can win. it does attract those people who know nothing about sport who don't know about horse racing but they fancy that once a year flutter. maybe in the office sweepstake or members of the family who don't normally talk about sport but suddenly get interested in the grand national because they have they have —— they know they have as much chance as anybody else. yesterday, i spent a bit of time finding out how people go about picking the winner of the g

multitalented, grand national winner. runs a i grand nationalwinner.ports. just two days ago he announced he would be retiring at the grand national his farewell ride, and it proved the sweetest of swansong for the jockey sam waley—cohen. fans had waited three years to be back at aintree and 70,000 of them arrived full of anticipation. some clearly keen to stand out from the crowd, and it wasn't long before one of the favourites, last year's winner rachael blackmore, were down at the ninth fence. after the last of 29 fences the favourite took the lead, but in orange, sam waley—cohen, the only amateurjockey in the race, had other ideas on the 50—1 shot, coming out on top following a thrilling battle to the line. you just can't make it up, you try and give everybodyjoy and happiness and something to celebrate, and mostly everyone goes home thinking about what a waste of time, and so for it to come off and to make it all happen like that, just surreal. 15 of the a0 horses finished the race with one fatality, put down after an injury, and it later emerged

eclair surf has become the second equine fatality at the grand national, following discorama on saturdaye horse suffered a traumatic head injury during the race. it's the first time two horses have died in the grand national for ten years, after which safety changes were brought in. james given, director of equine health and welfare at the british horseracing authority, said safety in the sport was "an ever—evolving commitment" and that "every incident this week will be reviewed." horse welfare and safety is always obviously at the forefront of everyone's�*s mines at a race like the grand national. and in the sport as a whole. but it is a dangerous sport. the fences were modified in 2013, they are largely thought to be as safe as they have ever been and possibly can be in the sphere of horse racing. it is obviously a real shame and very, very sad when they do lose a horse in this manner. now kabaddi has been a huge sport in india for many years — and it has been played in other countries too — including the united kingdom, although not at a serious level. until now. the sport is making a

but more remarkable than that, she's the first mother ever to line up in the grand national.le if she were to win. yes, that's a lovely story, snow leopardess. away from the sport, a story that came out today is that jockey gavin sheehan failed a breath test, didn't he? yes, he had one ride booked today at aintree but was stood down at the start of the day which meant he wasn't allowed to race and that is because he failed a breathalyser test. now, the subject of breathalyser tests is an interesting one. they were really hit my covid meaning last year there were only 18 taken and the british horse association are aiming for 2000 a year and they are hoping to get back up year and they are hoping to get back up to that level to mean that no jockeys are able to ride under the influence of alcohol given the clear safety imprecations. onto today's action, which four 4 grade 15, but the one that caught my eye is the in the mildmay novices chase. yes, this was a brilliant race. they were only four runners in it what it lacked in field size it more than made up for in quality and it

tomorrow sees the biggest event in the horse—racing calendar — the grand national.e. and it's the first time in three years that spectators will be able to attend the event in person due to the pandemic. our sports correspondent laura scott is at aintree for us. the last race of the day he has been run but as you might be able to hear, the ladies day parties are still in full flow. tomorrow at aintree, all eyes are on the world's most famousjump race, the grand national. there is due to be a sell—out cloud of 70,000 people meaning it will be an entirely different experience for the jockeys to this time last year. —— sell—out crowd. rachael blackmore says she's lost count of the times she's watched back last year's grand national when she became the first woman to win the prestigious race. commentator: rachael blackmore raises the bar still higher! _ this year the atmosphere will be bigger, the task even tougher, but she is confident she can repeat the feat. incredible memories from last year and so we will try our best to get some more this year. he really enjoyed i

in the final race of his career jockey sam waley—cohen wins the grand national.nthony gordon gives everton a huge boost in their bid for premier league survival and we'll bring you the latest from the women's six nations as unbeaten england and wales go head to head. welcome along to sportsday. so much sport to bring you on one of the busiest weekends of the year — but we'll start with the grand national which provides some brilliant stories, and the 147th edition of the famous race at aintree didn't disappoint. jockey sam waley—cohen won onboard noble yeats in the final race of his career, on a horse that was bought for him by his father robert and trained by emmet mullins. a remarkable way to bow out. our correspondent laura scott is at aintree. it really was, to quote sam waley—cohen, the winning jockey, he said, that's beyond words, if they're town fantasy. —— afairy —— a fairy tale and a fantasy for the top of this is reality. he was 50-1 the top of this is reality. he was 50—1 shot in the race. the only amateur among the a0 jockeys in the race. few would ha

the three—day grand national festival gets underway at aintree today. her title, riding the same horse — minella times. sally nugent has been to ireland to meet her. rachael blackmore, the first woman to ride to victory at the grand national. and then, just a couple of weeks ago, she became the first woman to win the prestigious cheltenham gold cup. growing up in a farm in ireland, she always knew she wanted to work with horses. we had sheep and cows there, so my whole childhood was surrounded by animals, i suppose, and i always knew growing up that i wanted to be a jockey but i never envisaged that i would be able to make a career out of it. i'm going to remind you of that amazing quote from last year. "i don't feel male, i don't feel female, "i barely feel human." is that right? yes, something like that. the grand national is just so massive, and you never think you're actually going to get to win it, you know what i mean? getting around in the grand national is a bit of an achievement in itself, for sure, so to actually get to win it, like, it was ju

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on day two of the grand national meeting at aintree, ahoy senor put in a superb performance to win thetory forjockey derek fox and scottish trainer lucinda russell, who won the 2017 grand national with one for arthur and will combine with mighty thunder in saturday's big race. gb's most successful olympic canoeist liam heath has announced his retirement from competition, saying it was "time to move on". after winning bronze along withjon schofield at london 2012, the pair took silverfour years later in brazil, where heath enjoyed the highlight of his career — solo gold in the k1 200m. he won countless world and european titles, and another olympic bronze in 2020. it's day two of the masters at augusta, and all eyes have been on this man. but it didn't start off well for tiger woods, dropping four shots in five holes on his front nine. however, it's been a better day for south african charl schwartzel, who's in contention after a great round. the wind picked up, favouring those who went out in the morning, including schwartzel. he's missed the cut in six previous tournaments. but the 20

with the grand national— them all have such an interest.was a fantastic spin last year or so we will be looking forward to it. come on, big boy. ah, oh, good boy. rachel's success is driven by trainer, who has a meticulous eye for detail. she's a brilliantjockey, a great ambassador for racing and ultimately we work— ambassador for racing and ultimately we work well together. rachel is pretty— we work well together. rachel is pretty laid back and i'm pretty intense — pretty laid back and i'm pretty intense so it kind of works. what is next? try to _ intense so it kind of works. what is next? try to ride _ intense so it kind of works. what is next? try to ride winners, - intense so it kind of works. what is next? try to ride winners, i- next? try to ride winners, i suppose- — next? try to ride winners, i suppose- set _ next? try to ride winners, i suppose. set up _ next? try to ride winners, i suppose. set up -- - next? try to ride winners, i suppose. set up -- like - next? try to ride winners, i suppose. set up -- like i i next? try to ride

the grand national is on the way shortly. thank you.ernational space station has docked. the crew — consisting of a pilot and three passengers have been welcomed inside the international space station. they are due to spend eight days orbiting the earth. the flight is being hailed as a milestone in the commercialisation of space flight. the wife of the british finance minister, rishi sunak, says she will pay uk taxes on her world—wide income — which she had legally avoided until now. it follows days of questions about the financial arrangements of akshata murthy — who is a multimillionaire. mr sunak is also facing criticism after he admited holding a type of us residency while chancellor. our political correspondent, rajdeep sandhu, reports. reporter: is there more pain to come, chancellor? - he's in charge of our taxes, but questions have been raised about his taxes — and his wife's. akshata murty owns shares in an indian company founded by her father. last year, she received more than £11 million from it. because she has a special non

the grand national tomorrow, feel quite chilly. the grand nationaltomorrow, of feel quite chilly.rand national tomorrow, of course, at aintree, looking mainly fine. i wouldn't completely rule out a shower but, on balance, it should stay dry. and staying dry on saturday night under this ridge of high pressure that allows it to get cold. out west, a big area of low pressure throw some cloud into western areas so not such a cold start for belfast or plymouth. elsewhere, another frost on sunday morning. not a elsewhere, another frost on sunday morning. nota bad elsewhere, another frost on sunday morning. not a bad —looking day on sunday, most places will be dry, but things clouding over from the west is that big area of low pressure starts to approach. a little bit of rain in western areas, but winds coming up from the south side temperatures beginning to nudge upwards. and that is the story into next week. temperatures will continue to climb. when we get some sunshine at times, highs of 18, i9 sunshine at times, highs of18, 19 and i sunshine at times, highs of 18, 19 and i wouldn't b

the worlds most famousjump race, the grand national, ora famousjump race, the grand national, or a starto days after announcing that it would be his last race, the immature jackie was first past the post on the outside, noble yates priced at 50—1, seven—year—old, the youngest taurus since 1942 when the great race. he held up the challenge of favourite any second now winning by two lengths and a thrilling finish. delta work was third, santini for it. although he was later penalised for over use the home straight, nothing is really going to detract from a fairy tale finish to his career. it is going to detract from a fairy tale finish to his career.— going to detract from a fairy tale finish to his career. it is a dream. it's overstated, _ finish to his career. it is a dream. it's overstated, but _ finish to his career. it is a dream. it's overstated, but i _ finish to his career. it is a dream. it's overstated, but i couldn't - finish to his career. it is a dream. | it's overstated, but i couldn't have imagined it, and just incredibly grateful and thankful to have had a great career and a

currently there is a grand national experiment that is taking place upon our kids. why a tech companies not sufficiently regulated. they don't want people to know what's happening on their platform. and when will society catch up from people that i knew in high school, that basically was winning documentary from around the wow. now g 0. ah, hello, i married 20 civilians were able to leave on saturday, alexia bryan has wall, ah, in a basement below mario poles as of style steel, plant, ukrainian border guards, sing the national anthem. ah, they say they're defending the last batch of us at least slightest chance to save life. of these fighters above ground are the ruins of a city that's been described as hell on earth matter. your pole has been pummeled into submission. it's people facing what city officials say is a catastrophic shortage of drinking water and food. what me, how much new o, further north and how keith local fighters do what they can to protect their neighbors. for dom, when your city is being destroyed, when your close people are being killed, there

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as for the racing here at aintree, the grand national meeting with crowds back gets under way with thes of "cowardice" for not giving more military support to the ukrainian army. as russian troops are repositioning in the east to launch a new attack, there's growing frustration among ukrainians over the stance of some of its allies. our world affairs editor, john simpson, reports from lviv. at an orthodox church in lviv, there is a double funeral. both soldiers were in their a05, both died fighting with the ukrainian forces in the east of the country. nato estimates that ukraine's losses are something like a third of russia's. in this bitter war the ukrainians have two advantages. a ferocious determination to drive the russians out. and the weaponry that they are getting from nato. but the ukrainian government want more weapons, urgently. maksym kozytskyy is the governor of lviv, and a close ally of president zelensky. what does ukraine need most? is it medical supplies, is it clothes, food or weapons? translation: what we needi the most is modern weapons. anti—ship systems, anti—aircr

amateur rider sam waley cohen says his grand national win feels like a dream that will take weeks toand national at aintree on 50 to i outsider noble yeats in his final ride. waley—cohen, who was later punished for overuse of the whip, held off the challenge of favourite any second now, with delta work third and santini fourth. it's a dream, it is an overstated word but i couldn't, i couldn't have imagined it and just incredibly grateful and thankful to have had a great career and a great ride. and enjoyed so much good spirit today. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's joanna gosling with the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the papers are saying today. with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent and the financial times' political and diplomatic correspondent, laura hughes. good morning to you both. with you in a moment but first a look at the front pages. the sunday telegraph has a picture from borisjohnson�*s trip to kyiv, where he met volodymyr zelensky. the paper says nato is drawing up plans to deploy a full time military presence

on day two of the grand national meeting at aintree, ahoy senor put in a superb performance to win thesful olympic canoeist liam heath has announced his retirement from competition, saying it was "time to move on". after winning bronze along withjon schofield at london 2012, the pair took silverfour years later in brazil, where heath enjoyed the highlight of his career — solo gold in the k1200m. he won countless world and european titles, and another olympic bronze in 2020. it's day two of the masters at augusta, and all eyes have been on this man. but it didn't start off well for tiger woods, dropping four shots in five holes on his front nine. however, it's been a better day for south african charl schwartzel, who's in contention after a great round. the wind picked up, favouring those who went out in the morning, including schwartzel. he's missed the cut in six previous tournaments. but the 2011 winner was an early clubhouse leader on three under par. rory mcilroy hasn't performed as well as he would have liked. the northern irishman will have to come up with something special if he

another aintree victory forjockey derek fox and scottish trainer lucinda russell, who won the 2017 grand nationalters is under way at augusta national with overnight leader sungjae im out on the course early in his round. the south korean started on 5 under par after an opening round of 67. he dropped a shot but is back to where he started after a birdie at 3. dustinjohnson was doing well a birdie at the fourth taking him to four under through seven. in the last few minutes, south african louis oosthazen has withdrawn from the tournament due to injuries. the man we've all been very keen to watch tiger woods tees off later. he finished on 1 under yesterday. the four shortlisted bidders who want to buy chelsea have been given three extra days to submit final offers, with thursday, april the 14th the new deadline. the four shortlisted bids are the ricketts family, who own the chicago cubs, and the consortiums involving ex—liverpool chairman sir martin broughton, los angeles dodgers co—owner todd boehly and boston celtics and atalanta co—owner stephen pagliuca. chelsea are operating under a special l

it's the first day of the grand national festival with two to one second favourite epatante running outck to claim second, but he was well beaten by fourteen lengths, twenty eight to one shot mcfabulous came in third. and clan des obeaux made it back to back wins in the bowl chase. the 13—2 shot — part—owned by sir alex ferguson — ridden by harry cobden, finished ahead of conflated. in the european women's world cup qualifiers, it was a stunning performance for ada hegerberg, who scored a hat—trick on her return to the national team for the first time in five years as norway thrashed kosovo 5—1. hegerberg was given a warm welcome as she returned to the pitch. the 26—year—old walked away in 2017, saying there was a lack of respect for women players in her country. norway top their world cup qualifying group with 19 points from seven games, three ahead of belgium. former heavyweight world champion wladimir klitschko says ukraine is grateful for the support they've recieved during the war with russia, but more has to be done to help. wladimir, along with his brother vitali, who's now the m

at the grand national science project universities, a new information terminal was purchased there, which will expand the possibilities of processing big data of statistical information in various sectors of the world economy. the terminal gives access to a huge array of standardized digital information, and provides real-time access to the operations of the world's leading companies. now there will be real advertising, and then i really want to talk with the real dean of the faculty of management and politics. please don't leave us. you take us down the sector of the city of dreams in magnet and play by your own rules. we will repair your apartment, we will help with the move, look for the necessary services on avito masters here, buy new collections. how much is better to buy and sell to the author, post good ones for free news discount on new capsule collections. choose your don changes life is updated everyone has things that someone needs to sell on avito with delivery, all over russia we are waiting for guests on a bright holiday 299 at burger king there has never been a burger with

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in the final race of his career jockey sam waley—cohen wins the grand national. ring you the latest from the women's six nations as unbeaten england and wales go head to head.

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we're only a few hours away from the 174th grand national at aintree, where trailblazer rachel blackmorean 70,000 are expected. commodore, school boy hours and romain de senam took the final spots in the race after three late withdrawals on friday. while blackmore is the only woman riding, emma lavelle has two chances of being the fourth woman to train the winner since 2009 with eclair surf and de rasher counter. to champions cup rugby union now, the first legs of the round of 16 ties are taking place. and it's a very slight advantage to bristol, they beat sale sharks by 10 points to 9 in their all—english encounter in a game that never really burst into life, it was a moment of magic from substitue semi radradra that sealed the win. that the only try of the game to give the bears a one point lead ahead of the second leg in bristol on friday. catalans dragons and st helens are in action in the challenge cup quarter—finals. it's live on bbc one right now if you want to watch it — st helens are dominating this one so far — three tries already — mark percival with this one. it's a rematch o

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services are underway in arlington, texas for 2022-year-old national guard specialists bishop evans who drowned trying to save to migrants in the rio grande river pretty spot it was discovered four days later the texas tribune reports, evans did not have the proper flotation devices and that is because from what they are reporting, the national guardsmen here have still not received that kind of equipment despite the fact they are at saving people in the rio grande river. almost very consistently at this point. alicia: absolutely terrible. bryan llenas live at the border and in the past, texas. thank you. eric: of investigating the attack at the u.s. capitol since they presented the report in the final hearing that in september. that after the committee says it will be holding eight hearings in june, each of those hearings focusing on a specific theme. the committee push those hearings back from next month they want to conduct more witness interviews for the hearings will be held in prime time we are told and daytime hours for the nation to watch. like the watergate hearings during the nixon administration for the panel, as you know, has

the grand national winning jockey, sam waley—cohen, admits he does have regrets over how much he usede yeats. in saturday's race at aintree. waley—cohen was fined aoo—pounds for using his whip above the permitted level and in the incorrect place in the finish, and also banned for nine days. although that won't count for much, given waley—cohen retired after the race. i have first priority is to look after the horses and, you know, my responsibilities to make sure i look after the horse so come on a personal level, i would after the horse so come on a personal level, iwould much after the horse so come on a personal level, i would much rather have not gone over the counter but, you know, in retrospect, i would have done things differently on that front but, you know, it is very key to look after the horses and, glad, glad to have done that. and a new marathon has been launched, to honour rugby league legend rob burrow — and raise money to fight motor neurone disease. burrow was diagnosed with the condition in 2019 and together with his great friend kevin sinfield, he's raised millions

and the winner of the grand national features on the front page of the telegraph.se he's an amateur jockey. he is never going to race again, apparently! he'll be joining us live on the show just after 8.30 this morning. since he won, he has been whizzing around, back to ireland, back to newbury. around, back to ireland, back to newbu . ., ~ newbury. out of pocket in racing terms, newbury. out of pocket in racing terms. but _ newbury. out of pocket in racing terms. but i _ newbury. out of pocket in racing terms, but i think— newbury. out of pocket in racing terms, but i think he _ newbury. out of pocket in racing terms, but i think he will- newbury. out of pocket in racing terms, but i think he will do - newbury. out of pocket in racing l terms, but i think he will do rather well. that was the last time he was going to race, he's a retired writer. . , going to race, he's a retired writer. . , . . going to race, he's a retired writer. . , ., ., ., writer. he has a rather large dentistry — writer. he has a rather large dentistry business _ writer. he has a rather larg

the grand national winning jockey sam waley—cohen admits he has regrets over how much he used the whipand in the incorrect place in the finish. he was also banned for nine days, although this won't count for much as waley—cohen retired after the race. my my first priority is to look after the horses, and my responsibility is to make sure i look after noble yeats so in retrospect i would have done things differently on that front. let's ta ke let's take you back to america now. the nba play—in tournament games are now locked in and the playoff seedings are too after a frantic final night in the nba regular season. our sports news correspondent nesta mcgregor has followed the developments and earlier i asked him to talk us through the dramatic final day. as you know, the 30 team nba split into two conferences, the west and the east. basically up until last night, where those teams would finish in the rankings were still up for grabs. if you look at the headlines, in the east, the miami heat, no one thought they would win that division but they have done so and last night they lost to orl

it's the first day of the grand national festival, with two—to—one second favourite epatante runningart—owned by sir alex ferguson — ridden by harry cobden, finished ahead of conflated. in the european women's world cup qualifiers, it was a stunning performance for ada hegerberg, who scored a hat—trick on her return to the national team for the first time in five years as norway thrashed kosovo 5—1. hegerberg was given a warm welcome as she returned to the pitch. the 26—year—old walked away in 2017, saying there was a lack of respect for women players in her country. norway top their world cup qualifying group with 19 points from seven games, three ahead of belgium. former heavyweight world champion wladimir klitschko says ukraine is grateful for the support they've received during the war with russia, but more has to be done to help. wladimir, along with his brother vitali, who's now the mayor of kyiv, have both been fighting russian forces since the war began. after being in bucha recently, wladimir says he's seen some awful things. norway top their world cup—qualifying group with

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mean for a cool feel, notjust today but into saturday if you're heading off to aintree and the grand nationald overnight to take us into saturday, most of the showers inland will fade away. a few continue through wales, liverpool bay area, down towards north west midlands, northern ireland and parts of northern scotland east. risk here into saturday morning, but with clear skies elsewhere, light winds, it's going to be a case of temperatures at or below freezing for many a widespread frost, but a crisp and sunny start to your weekend saturday looking fine. in fact, for many, there will be a few showers in those areas that saw them through the night and they'll continue fairly frequent the north west of scotland. but northern ireland, england and wales wants to shower. while shower clouds will bubble up for some, more of you will avoid them more of you'll spend the bulk, if not all of the day, dry with a bit more sunshine, lighter winds still. so again, maybe feeling a little less cold. but the frost will return through saturday night into sunday, under this ridge of high pressure as winds fal

not recognized by the republic of ichkeria there, he even published his own memoirs on the grand american nationalowment for democracy, the notorious terrorist akhmed zakayev found refuge in the west despite numerous demands from russia for his extradition. he lives freely in london undercover. western chechen fighters have become more active in ukraine since 2014 , two battalions named after them are operating in the donbass. sheikh mansoor and jahar. dudaev, their founder and samunaev fought in grozny against russian troops, as members of the group. now they assure the ukrainians that they will fight with russia to the bitter end. i am i want to assure the ukrainians that the real chechens today are defending ukraine, we fought and we will fight for ukraine to the end. well, now zelensky, such an honorary saint, is already banned, that is, there are no differences. i will say more that being. that's when in the thick of these events. we are at the base of radoev, that is, here i am we worked in that enemy. yes, we filmed a unit of ukrainian nationalists. that is, they were there and well prepare

it's the first day of the grand national festival, with two to one second favourite epatante runningclaim second, but he was well beaten by 1a lengths. 28—1 shot mcfabulous came in third. it's one of the biggest nights in west ham history. the 13 shot pardoned by sir alex ferguson, finished ahead of completed. it's one of the biggest nights in west ham history. they've not played a european quarterfinal since 1981. if they can get past the two games against lyon, they could face barcelona in the semifinals. in the other games, portuguese side braga host scottish champions rangers and rb leipzig play atalanta. here's the west ham manager, david moyes. not thinking beyond lyon at the moment, and we take every competition really seriously. but this one is obviously a little bit more special because to be in amongst all the european teams, it's really important for us. but we can't think any further. we are playing against a team who were in the champions league two years ago, so we would be crazy to think any further than this. everton defender gabby george has been called up to the eng

grand slam. that's their fourth consecutive six nations title. it means so much.uch every single time we get to do it. obviously there were certain players not in our squad today that have helped so much in this campaign and the six nations that we would've loved to have been here and to have contributed so much, so this is very personal to our squad. elsewhere wales lost to italy ten points to eight, while ireland against scotland kicked off at eight o'clock, scotland lead by five points to three. judd trump is the first man into the final of the world snooker championship, after an epic semi against mark williams. williams had come back from 9—2 down to lead 16—15 at one stage, but trump took the last two frames to win17—16. welljudd trump will play the winner of the other semi final between ronnie oh sullivan and john higgins. let's take you to the crucible now for the latest, play resumed this evening with o'sullivan 15 frames to nine up. the rocket is a frame away, leaving 6-11. the rocket is a frame away, leaving 6—11. higgins won the last frame to make this

england captain sarah hunter will miss saturday's six nations grand slam decider against france withy in sunday's victory over ireland. the 36—year—old will still travel to france and join the squad to support their preparations but on an off—field capacity. a record—breaking 290—thousand fans are expected to attend the 150th open championship at st andrews injuly. there were more than 1.3 million ticket applications, which has led to the highest—ever number of general admission tickets. the previous highest attendance was 239—thousand when tiger woods triumphed at st andrews in 2000. the is—time major winner has said he intends to return there this summer. i think it was sold out before tiger announced at the masters that that would be his next majorfor sure. but now it's going to be the hottest ticket in world sport, never mind golf. tiger woods, ticket in world sport, never mind golf. tigerwoods, i ticket in world sport, never mind golf. tiger woods, isay ticket in world sport, never mind golf. tiger woods, i say all the time, he doesn't move the needle he is the needle. he's ever

england's women have won the six nations grand slam title , they beat france but 24 points to 12.the boot of emily scarab but despite a late try from the french women, the red roses held firm for the win and the grand slam and that is their fourth consecutive six nations title. it means so much. obviously we have fortunate to have a couple of days but they mean so much every single time we get to do it. obviously there are certain players who have had so much to do this campaign and they would love to have been here and contribute so much of this for every person in our squad. while wales lost their final women's six nations match against italy in cardiff by ten points to eight. however, it's still a third place finish which is their best in 13 years. wales had two players sin binned in the first half and italy capitalised with scrum half sara barratin touching down to give them the lead. it took wales until the 75th minute to get a score — keira bevan went over and wales had a one point lead. but they were unable to hold on and a last minute penalty from michealla sillari sealed

the grand national winning jockey, sam waley—cohen, admits he does have regrets over how much he used responsibility to make sure i look after the horror so on a personal level i would much rather have not gone over the count but, you know, in retrospect, i would have done things differently on that front but, you know, it is with the key look after the horses and glad to have done that. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. elon musk has decided not to join the board of twitter, according to the company's chief executive. mr musk�*s appointment was due to become effective on saturday after revealing last week that he had bought a 9.2% stake in the social media platform for 3 point 2 billion dollars. musk is a frequent tweeter, with more than 80 million followers. just over an hour after the announcement, mr musk cryptically tweeted a single emoji of a face with a hand over the mouth. let's speak to our technology correspondent mark cieslak. why doesn't he want to be on the board? element there as been a lot of speculation about this but the reality is

: critics also blasted him for helping president trump dismantle the bear's ears and the grand staircase nationalc writer of religious music, composing over 300 songs during his lifetime. >> for over 40 years, i have had the great honor of serving as your senator. >> reporter: hatch announced retirement in 2018 shortly after his hometown newspaper, the salt take tribune, called for him to sthep stepdown. >> i have always been a fighter but every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves. >> reporter: orrin hatch, a lifelong public servant who chose a path of faith and tradition. >>> u.s. house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, is leading a group of republican lawmakers to the southern border in texas on monday. all of this coming, amid debate over the biden administration's decision to end a measure known as title 42. a trump-era pandemic restriction that allowed immigrants to be turned away at the border. >>> representative marjorie taylor greene is one of nine lawmakers making that trip. she, of course, coming off an unprecedented hearing in atlanta, focused on whether she should be barred f

. >>> tonight, we're learning more about a deadly fall at the grand canyon. the nationalice saying margaret oswald of salt lake city feel 20 feet along the colorado river. she was on a private hiking and boating trip at the time. this is the second death at the grand canyon in less than two weeks. >>> and tonight, a fox caught on the grounds of the u.s. capitol has now tested positive for rabies. health officials say the redd foxx bit several people before being captured, including a member of congress. authorities asking anyone who was bitten to come forward so they can be treated now. >>> when we come back here tonight, news this evening about the academy board of governors, what they're now saying about will smith, moving up a crucial meeting. >>> and the tribute to peter jennings. or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. with dupixent,

reporter: critics also blasted him for helping president trump dismantle the bears ears and the grand staircase nationals lifetime. >> for over 40 years i've had the great honor of serving as your senator. >> reporter: hatch announced his retirement in 2018, shortly after his hometown newspaper, the salt lake tribune, called for him to step down. >> i've always been a fighter. every good fighter knows when to hang up the gloves. >> reporter: orrin hatch, a life-long public servant, who chose a path of faith and trad tradition. >> thanks to ryan nobles for that. >>> it is being called a classless display of the ballpark. one ballplayer nearly climbing into the stands after a yankee fan trashed the field, even when their team won. your sports update in a few minutes. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. stuff. we love stuff. and there's some really great stuff out there. but i doubt that any of us will look back on our lives d think, "i wish i'd boug an even thinner tv, will look back on found a lighter light beer, or had an even smarter smartphone." do you think any of us will look back

england's women have won the six nations grand slam, beating france in bayonne by 2a points to 12.france try england were always comfortably in control and duly claimed their fourth consecutive six nations title. the rivalry will resume at the world cup, when france will be in england's pool in the autumn. we're counting down to the first female headline boxing fight which takes centre stage at the iconic madison square garden in new york injust a few hours' time. the undefeated katie taylor, from ireland, and puerto rico's amanda serrano will face off in what's been billed as the biggest fight in women's boxing. it will be the sixth time taylor has put her belts on the line, since winning them injune 2019. the world snooker final will be between judd the world snooker final will be betweenjudd trump and ronnie o'sullivan. williams had come back from 9—2, to lead 16—15 at one stage butjudd trump took the last two frames to book his place in the showpiece, going through, 17—16. not such a marathon contest for the six—time world champion. o'sullivan resumed againstjohn higgins this e

after he was shot in the back of the head by an unnamed officer following a traffic stop in grand rapids. nationalulogy. >> every time a young black man or woman is arrested in this town, you put their name all over the news. [ applause ] er -- every time we're suspected of something, you put our name out there. [ speaking foreign language ] how dare you hold the name of a man that killed this man? we want his name! >> well the grand rapids police chief says he will only release the name of the officer if he is charged with a crime. joining me now, charles coleman, civil rights attorney and msnbc legal analyst. thanks, charles, for joining me on this saturday about this. let's begin with the unnamed officer. what kind of precedence is there for withholding a police officer's identity after they are involved in a killing? i mean, should he be protected at this point as the police chief says until he's charged with a crime? >> well, good afternoon, alex. what we're talking about with respect to withholding this officer's name strikes at the very core of the conversation around police accountability