hayley turner had already made history as a female jockey at top level.jockey to win 100 races level. the first female jockey to win100 races in a year and now she is the first female jockey to win at royal ascot in 32 years. she did it in style and what's fascinating is she's kind of been semi retired for the last few years. she went into full retirement a couple of years ago, came back because in france, female jockeys have a weight allowa nce female jockeys have a weight allowance so she has kind of came out of retirement and she said, can i come out of retirement and she said, can icome in out of retirement and she said, can i come in right for you? because she could make the weight, eight stone, she got the right on this horse. she is meeting the queen's course magnetic charm to win. slightly overshadowed because she received a ban overshadowed because she received a ba n after overshadowed because she received a ban after the race for overuse of the whip but flatjockeys haven't been doing it, female flatjockeys haven't been getting rides. lizzie kel

that's true for hayley, but she wouldn't have been able to get this house.g at were sort of like terraces, doer—uppers, mid—terrace, maybe, probably only two bedrooms. it never entered my head that we could get something of this size or this nice. what percentage does the government own and what do you have to pay back? yeah, so it is a little bit daunting when you look at the figures. we've got a huge loan that's like separate to our mortgage, and it is quite easy to look at that and get worried. the report also points out that some of those the government's lent to have incomes of more than 100 grand a year. two thirds of the take—up is from households on incomes of less than £50,000, so it's a very small fraction. it's1 in 25 have household incomes in excess of 100,000, and that's the reality of household incomes in parts of the country, particularly in london and the south—east. the report says house—builders have been boosted by the extra government money sloshing round the system. with the big players like persimmon making a record £1 billion profit la

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news — hayley turner makes history again, this time as the first femaley to win a race at royal ascot for 32 years. good evening. the parents of the oxford teenagerjack letts, who left home in 2014 and travelled to syria to join the islamic state group, have been spared jail after being found guilty of funding terrorism. john letts and sally lane sent money to their son, dubbed "jihadijack", despite concerns he had joined is and warnings from police that they would face prosecution. his parents said they believed their son's life was in imminent danger and they were just trying to help him. from the old bailey, chi chi izundu reports. jack letts with his parents, sally lane and john letts, a picture—perfect childhood. but this afternoon the pair were found guilty for sending money to their son in the middle east, knowing or having reasonable suspicion that it could be used for terrorism. the heavy price we paid today is an indicator of the love we have for our children. we are committed to help jack return home. we will continue our campaign to help those

that's true for hayley, but she wouldn't have been able to get this house.ere sort of like terraces, doer—uppers, mid—terrace, probably only two bedrooms. it never entered my head that we could get something of this size or this nice. what percentage does the government own and what do you have to pay back? it's a bit daunting when you look at the figures. we've got a huge loan that's like separate to our mortgage, and it is quite easy to look at that and get worried. the report also points out that some of those the government's lent to have incomes of more than 100 grand a year. two thirds of the take—up is from households on incomes of less than £50,000, so it's a very small fraction. it's one in 25 have household incomes in excess of 100,000, and that's the reality of household incomes in parts of the country, particularly in london and the south—east. the report says house—builders have been boosted by the extra government money sloshing round the system. with the big players like persimmon making a record £1 billion profit last year, with half of their

that's true for hayley, but she wouldn't have been able to get this house.ere sort of like terraces, doer—uppers, mid—terrace, maybe, probably only two bedrooms. it never entered my head that we could get something of this size or this nice. what percentage does the government own and what do you have to pay back? yeah, so it is a little bit daunting when you look at the figures. we've got a huge loan that's like separate to our mortgage, and it is quite easy to look at that and get worried. the report also points out that some of those the government's lent to have incomes of more than 100 grand a year. two thirds of the take—up is from households on incomes of less than £50,000, so it's a very small fraction. it's1 in 25 have household incomes in excess of 100,000, and that's the reality of household incomes in parts of the country, particularly in london and the south—east. the report says house—builders have been boosted by the extra government money sloshing round the system. with the big players like persimmon making a record £1 billion profit last yea

hayley turner has become the first female jockey to ride a winner at royal ascot for 32 years and just the second ever... she rode ‘33 to 1' outsider ‘thanks be‘ to victory in the sandringham stakes leaving the queen's horse ‘magnetic charm' in second. turner was later given a ban and a fine for over using the whip during the race. frankie dettori won his seventh race at this year's royal ascot winning the group 1 commonwealth cup on advertise. dettori won four races in a row yesterday with the bookmakers set for a munster pay—out before losing his final two races of the day. he once rode seven winners in a day at a september meeting at ascot in 1996. onto tennis... and it was another busy day for the 18—year—old canadian felix auger alia seem at the queen's club championships. after beating nick kyrigos and grigor dimitrov in the singles yesterday, he caused another upset today, knocking out the top seed stefanos tsitsipas. aliiasime, who is currently the youngest player in the atp top 100, beat tsitsipas in straights sets. he then also played and lost a doubles match. the second matc

they need 56 from 57 balls hayley turner has become the first female jockey to ride a winner at royal 32 years —— royal ascot. the queen's course was in second. kate galloway was the first woman to win it ascot in 1987. frankie dettori has won his seventh race of the meeting in the commonwealth cup. he was advertised at eight to one. he took four winners in a row yesterday before he lost his final two races of the day. he once rode seven winners famously ina day he once rode seven winners famously in a day at ascot back in 1996. andy murray will be back in action at queens after his successful return to the court yesterday. they beat the top seeds and will face the winner in the british partner after his match in the semifinals later on. it could be a busy day for the 18—year—old canadian felix. he beat nick and gregor in the singles yesterday and cause another upset, knocking out the top seed and he will play in the doubles later before potentially taking on andy murray and lopez if he can win alongside his partner. currently on court is lopez, he is playing in the main's singles aga

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hayley turner has become only the second female jockey ever to win at royal ascot and the first in 32, ahead of the queen's horse, magnetic charm which was beaten into second. she's the first female winning jockey since gay kelleway in 1987. her celebrations were muted a little though, as she was given a a nine—day ban for using her whip too much. meanwhile, frankie dettori continued his impressive few days at ascot with his seventh winner of the meeting. he was on board advertise, which won the commonwealth cup. andy murray's second match since his comeback, was suspended due to fading light at the queen's club. murray and feliciano lopez won the first set against dan evans and ken skupski, but the players had to leave the court, just before nine, with evans and skupski 5—4 ahead in the second set. the match will continue today after the singles‘ semi finals. there's live coverage from queen's on bbc one from one o'clock. it's the start of the knockout phase at the women's world cup in france. germany face nigeria this afternoon, and later in the evening norway play australia. then t

them. [ cheers and applause also, sitting in with us this week, she's the drummer for pop artist hayleyng at lollapalooza and osheaga this summer. her new podcast "behind the beat" is out now and be sure to follow her on youtube and instagram. valerie franco is here, everybody. thank you so much, valerie [ cheers and applause also, i'm going to be on the road doing stand-up this weekend at the balboa theater in san diego onriday, and then on saturday, may 4th at the encore theater at the wynn hotel in las vegas. so if you're either at thoseac pl and want to come check me out, please do so. our first guest tonight is an academy award-winning actress su you know from films as "monster", "atomic blonde" and "mad max: fury road. her new movie "long shot" is in theatersverywhere this friday. let's take a look. ♪ >> mam secretarycr madam seetary, listen to me., >> dance with meeven dance.it >> we have a stion >> huh ♪ >> yo. >> how much longer is this molly stuff going to las >> we just re-upped. you kept saying you wanted to take more so we did. so we have another maybe four or five hours ye

hayley turner has become only the second female jockey ever to win at royal ascot and the first in 32econd. she's the first female, winning jockey, since gay kelleway, in 1987. her celebrations were muted, a little though, as she was given a a nine—day ban for using her whip too much. meanwhile, frankie dettori continued his impressive few days at ascot with his seventh winner of the meeting. he was on board advertise, which won the commonwealth cup. andy murray's second match since his comeback, was suspended due to fading light at the queen's club. murray and feliciano lopez, won the first set against dan evans and ken skupski, but the players had to leave the court, just before nine, with evans and skupski 5—4 ahead in the second set. the match will continue today after the singles' semi finals. there's live coverage from queen's on bbc one from one o'clock. it's the start of the knock out stage, at the women's world cup in france. germany face nigeria this afternoon, and later in the evening norway play australia. then tomorrow, england face cameroon, in valenciennes. the lionesse

hayley brown and harriet woods were walking home in north walsham, norfolk, in the early hours of sundayng when they noticed smoke coming from a flat. had the pair intervened they could have been dealing with a fatality. that is the summary dealing with a fatality. that is the summary this morning. back to victoria. it will speak to bed there is the summary this morning. back to victoria. it will speak to both those women before 11 o'clock. jeremy hunt has called borisjohnson a coward. it comes as borisjohnson is under pressure to a nswer it comes as borisjohnson is under pressure to answer questions about his girlfriend. he says he's focusing on brexit insisting that britain will leave the eu on 31st october or face a "democratic explosion". we're going to talk to two borisjohnson backers this mroning and a writer who used to work with mrjohnson who's writtten a criticial biogrpahy of him. first, a man who's wroked with borisjohnson the cabinet, former tory leadership contender and health secretary matt hancock. i think there should be a positive campaign. burris is the unity candidate

which includes hayley richardson.hile working in what could easily be a very hostile environment. here's a clip. can i ask, do you get, like, grabbed? it happens. yeah, like when someone's super wasted or whatever. but it's pretty rare and you can usually tell when something like that's coming and just, you know, kind of like... let me just say this — we have a zero tolerance policy on it. you know, i don't mind calling the cops if a customer is committing the crime of sexual assault. and trust me, you know, i don't have to call far, because, you know what, we have a lot of officers who are regulars. and 0fficer dominguez is a cutie, i think. but, seriously, y'all, let me say the important thing is that this is a mainstream place. it's a family place, which means a lot of families come here. it also means that we're all family. and you're not wearing a whole lot of clothes, but, trust me, if these guys wanted to go to a strip club they know where to find them. theyjust come here so some sweet girls can take some care

so hayley — why has there been such a sharp increase in reported transgender crimes? mental health. some people have been frightened to go out, they have suffered bullying and chilling online. some people have had counselling and had window and door alarms fitted to make them safer. andy told me how she was attacked at work. a guy keynote of a block of flats and called me a paedophile. he threatened to start me, smashed my carup. he threatened to start me, smashed my car up. he held her dog chain up to my face. really unbelievable. —— a guy came out of a block of flats. what have the police been saying — because often victims will turn to officers as their first port of call for help? they said it was treat everyone with respect and will handle all cases respectfully. they will handle all cases, however small. often people have received use of abuse before they get to the end of their tether and contact them for a help. thank you very much. more on look north tonight on that. let us go to janine. two black graduates have written a book about what it‘s like being a bla