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eminent, one of the sons of the legendary racehorse, frankel, won the craven stakes at newmarket this afternoon. the three—year—old is trained nearby by martyn meade and charged to victory with champion jockey jim crowley on board. eminent is expected to be a contenderfor next month's 2000 guineas — one of flat racing's classic races. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. that's my due of our headlines. jeremy corbyn pledges to challenge what he calls a rigged system and says the election result was not a foregone conclusion. the prime minister reiterates her commitment to the natural grace and fall into the tens of thousands following britain leaving the eu. gerard coyne, who is challenging len mccluskey coyne, who is challenging len m cclus key to coyne, who is challenging len mccluskey to you do need unite union has been suspended from his book post as west midlands regional secretary. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london's and frankfurt ended the day. and in the the united states this is how the dow and th

eminent, one of the sons of the legendary racehorse, frankel, won the craven stakes at newmarket thiseade and charged to victory with champion jockey jim crowley on board. eminent is expected to be a contenderfor next month's 2000 guineas — one of flat racing's classic races. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening.

all eyes on eminent, centre of attention at sefton lodge in newmarket.m the unbeaten wonder horse frankel. now a super stallion. not a trainer around that would not want to work with a mini frankel.m trainer around that would not want to work with a mini frankel. it is a real privilege to be able to do that and knowing that he has got ability, the way he won his maiden was fantastic and everything he has done since has lived up to that. very exciting. how much pressure is on your shoulders with having this in your shoulders with having this in your yard? a lot of pressure. luckily, he does not know about it too much so that is all right, he is yawning and happy with life. for me, it isa yawning and happy with life. for me, it is a different matter altogether, this is a great hope for us to put the odds on the map and hopefully he will live up to everything we expect of him. hopes are very high indeed. frankel, his widely regarded as the greatest ever racehorse, unbeaten in 14 outings, a guineas winner and illustrious career with victory on british champi

newmarket! new market! here to give us the inside track is john timpson, the company‘s chairman.ve. laughter -- welcome to business live. looking around the world, they wanted a model to copy, they found us, and thatis model to copy, they found us, and that is what is happening. do you think it is the start of more? not much pointjust having one. yes, a silly question. but you have a lot of shoes over there. we have one, there will be more fairly soon. 0bviously there will be more fairly soon. obviously we have to learn how to do it, we have one or two of our people over there. a long way to go. i‘m not getting excited yet, but it is a very interesting new direction for us. very interesting new direction for us. can i ask you this? i know you we re us. can i ask you this? i know you were watching the interview with john as well from argos. their model was very similar... asking if this is the future, you know, click & collect, picking up in supermarkets, and you‘re opening up a lot of the timpsons in supermarkets around the uk. is that the future because it is with the footfall i

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drawing maps for the boys up there and stationed at newmarket, with bomber command harris.he baby sister really? certainly not! do they treat you as the baby sister? no. we have all had a very good relationship. one needs the other. we help each other out. oldest sister ailsa has travelled from scotland for the party. she finally gave up a favourite activity last week at the age of 102. i gave up driving. i am very sad about it. i feel as if i have lost my legs. ailsa has always had a zest for adventure. in her 90s, she backpacked through chile. on my last trip i went back to berlin, where i had been in 1938 to see hitler. when you saw him did you have any inkling of what was to come? yes. it was very, very strict. i think they are role models. they are something to look up to. they are so inspirational to me. who is the bossy one? laughter david allard, bbc news. now, the weather. the weather is fabulous, absolutely stunning across much of england and wales right now. we are on track to realise those temperatures we have been forecasting, probably nudging up been forecasti

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drawing maps for the boys up there and stationed at newmarket, with bomber command harris.ve all had a very good relationship. one needs the other. we help each other out. 0ldest sister ailsa has travelled from scotland for the party. she finally gave up a favourite activity last week at the age of 102. i gave up driving. i am very sad about it. i feel as if i have lost my legs. ailsa has always had a zest for adventure. in her 90s, she backpacked through chile. on my last trip i went back to berlin, where i had been in 1938 to see hitler. when you saw him, did you have any inkling of what was to come? yes. it was very, very strict. i think they are role models. they are something to look up to. they are so inspirational to me. who is the bossy one? laughter david allard, bbc news. the crew on board a target illustrate ended up looking after one more passenger than the body for after a woman gave birth on board. the journey is just over two hours long so things happened rather quickly! now, let‘s check on all the weather details, we can go to the other side of the newsroom

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i was stationed at newmarket with commander harris. i enjoyed it. at just with commander harris.ee yourself as the baby sister? certainly not. do they treat you as the baby sister? no. we've all had a very good relationship. 0ne no. we've all had a very good relationship. one needs the other. we help each other. the oldest sister has travelled from scotland for the party. she finally gave up her favourite activity at 102.|j gave up driving. i am really sad about it. i feel as gave up driving. i am really sad about it. ifeel as if gave up driving. i am really sad about it. i feel as if i gave up driving. i am really sad about it. ifeel as if i have gave up driving. i am really sad about it. i feel as if i have lost my legs. she always had a zest for adventure. in her 90s she backpacked through chile. we went there in 1938 to see hitler. when you saw hitler, did you have any inkling of what was to come? yes. yes, it was very, very strange. i think they are role models. they are something to look up models. they are something to look up to. i mean, they are so inspirational to me. w

some other very strong runners and riders including the national heritage centre for horseracing in newmarketch saw the opening of a new building, the switch house, increasing its space by 60%. and also up for the prize is the lapworth museum of geology in birmingham, home to a quarter of a million objects. 0njuly the 5th, only one of the museums will be given a new precious item, the title of museum of the year. the duchess of cambridge presenting the award lasted to the victoria and albert museum. we are ready for the big reveal here, this is how the paintings are displayed here and look at this! we can see a nymph and below him, the bank of england model, one of sirjohn's most famous designs. helen is from the museum and you have a remarkable title bestowed upon you. it is the inspector. you often try to jazz up museums but this is doing the opposite. absolutely, it is authentic through and through and it speaks for itself. sirjohn's vision is strong enough without labels. he died in 18305 and left it to the nation and we heard about tim sayer, a modern—day example of leaving a collection.

some other very strong runners and riders including the national heritage centre for horseracing in newmarketng its space by 60%. and also up for the prize is the lapworth museum of geology in birmingham, home to a quarter of a million objects. onjuly the 5th, only one of the museums will be given a new precious item, the title of museum of the year. that was the duchess of cambridge presenting the price to the winner of last year, the victoria and albert museum. what a collection of nominees, what do you make of them? extraordinary and how can you pick? it is like having five different children and asking which is best. but how do you go about comparing a place where the queen's race are to be taken more than? the wonderful thing about the selection is that each of them offers something for everybody —— each of them offers something for everybody — — the each of them offers something for everybody —— the queen's racehorses. it is about looking at the future and notjust it is about looking at the future and not just the it is about looking at the future and notjust the past it is about lookin

drawing maps for the boys up there and stationed at newmarket, with bomber command harris.r the party. she finally gave up a favourite activity last week at the age of 102. i gave up driving. i am very sad about it. i feel as if i have lost my legs. ailsa has always had a zest for adventure. in her 905, 5he backpacked through chile. on my last trip i went back to berlin, where i had been in 1938 to see hitler. when you saw him did you have any inkling of what was to come? yes. it was very, very strict. i think they are role models. they are something to look up to. they are so inspirational to me. who is the bossy one? laughter. david allard, bbc news. i hope they all had a terrific party. the stars of the stage will be out the 0livier awards tonight in london but there are questions over whether the separate categorie5 london but there are questions over whether the separate categories for actors and actresses should be scrapped. call5 actors and actresses should be scrapped. calls for non—gendered prizes and ceremonies like the emmys and the oscars are growing and this we