seven months since newmarket west station meeting, back racing again today.ven weeks ago but better late than never. the guineas festivals under way. it's been very well organised, it feels very safe and secure, and we are all longing to get the crowd back in but we are equally longing to get back racing and delighted that we are back here today. to say security is tight isn't doing itjustice. racing behind closed doors and they really mean it. if you have not been authorised to attend, this is as close as you can get. you can just make out the grandstand right in the distance. tough to pick a winner from here. at the front gate, security checkpoints, trainers, jockeys, and officials all have to pass a three stage healthcheck which includes having your temperature takenjust to includes having your temperature taken just to get to the course. 0nce taken just to get to the course. once inside, stringent hygiene and social distancing measures and one—way assistance for all. on four legs or two. this guineas weekend is going to be really strange. at the moment we

plenty at newmarket looked familiar, but everywhere the clues that this remains anything but. track. the 2000 guineas, delayed by a month, rarely has the sport been more raring to go. commentator: as they leave the stalls... much of that anticipation was about one horse in particular, pinatubo, in the all blue, but for once he couldn't quite keep pace. instead it was the 10—1 shot kameko that stormed to a thrilling victory, ridden by oisin murphy. and kameko willjust prevail! the kind of performance that would once have had the grandstands bouncing. that, though, will have to wait. there isn't the same atmosphere after the race. in fact, there's no atmosphere, but it means just as much. when i look back at this race in a few years time i won't remember there was no crowd there. i'll just remember kameko gave me my first guineas winner. there may have been few at newmarket to actually see it but kameko remains a special winner on a rather extraordinary occasion. adam wild, bbc news. that's it. from me and the team, have a very good night. you're watching the bbc news with clive

well, today at newmarket, that is exactly what happened. love it is, home comfortably.neas, there was only a select few there to take in the atmosphere, but empty grandstands are for now the backdrop to all sporting events. this, the day for the fillies, plenty of eyes on jockey 0isin murphy after victory yesterday, looking for a guineas double. but his mount, millisle, never really challenged. in fact, none could get close to the 4—1 shot, love, winning by a social distance and a sixth success for trainer aidan 0'brien. everybody has put her lot of work into her. delighted for the lads, really. listen, she is a very special filly. so, love, another aidan 0'brien horse to win the 1000 guineas. as racing continues to adapt, some things don't change. adam wild, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. the last weekend of may brought warmth and sunshine. the first weekend ofjune was very different. it was cool, we had some rain at times, it was often windy as well but the wi

i wonder what the weather will be like in newmarket today?weather to continue. some unusually windy weather for this time of year. things should start to improve a bit on sunday, and early this morning, all was quite calm and the sun was out across southern parts of england, a lovely start to the day. if we look at the satellite picture, this is what is coming now. you can see how this cloud is wrapping itself up there, curling around, thatis itself up there, curling around, that is around an area of low pressure which is going to take this ran south. the rain is continuing in the north—west of scotland, we have seen some rain in northern ireland, this band of rain moving away from northern england, heading into wales and the midlands. that amount of rain will continue to push starting to newmarket, and further south later this morning and into the afternoon. behind it, we get some sunshine, but they will be rather heavy showers as well. as we head towards the later part of the afternoon, there is not a great deal left about rain across the s

he won the the 2000 guineas at newmarket with kameko.ed anti—racism rallies across the uk, despite renewed concerns from police that large gatherings could increase the spread of coronavirus. the demonstrations held yesterday were largely peaceful, but in the evening missiles and fireworks were thrown at a police line outside downing street. 14 people were arrested and ten officers were injured. sean dilly has more. more than a 4000 miles from the scene of george floyd's dead, during an encounter with white police officers in minneapolis is, the cries for justice could officers in minneapolis is, the cries forjustice could be no clearer than on the streets in britain. i think it is really important we stand up for every human right as a black person, i feel it is important. i come from a small town and i was racially abused andi small town and i was racially abused and i don't want any little boy to go through what i went through. many thousands gathered in central london in support of black lives matter.m has been our grandfather's figh

well and truly back in the saddle, as racing's second classic of the year is run at newmarket.ol. the monument to edward colston, which had stood in the city centre since 1895, was then pushed into the river. the latest demonstrations came 12 days after the killing of george floyd by us police and despite the government advising people not to take part because of the risk of catching or spreading coronavirus. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu reports. the statue of edward colston, a 17th century slave trader. erected in bristol city centre since 1895, it had been the subject of a petition to have it removed. but that is where protesters left it. police say they are now investigating the criminal damage of the statue of the man estilgated to criminal damage of the statue of the man eftlmeted to have = and

the biggest sporting event in the uk since lockdown takes place at newmarket later today.runners and riders but the race will be behind closed doors and like all races this week since the sport was allowed to return. jockey murphy was crowned flat racing's champion jockey last season, but he has never won a classic and he tells what it would mean to her when that weight today. today and tomorrow in the second favourite in both races, so the 1000 guineas tomorrow is for fillies, i ride a filly called miller. they are two really good chances and i'm very hopeful but these races are super hard to win, it is like a champion's me vinyl or a formula! big race, it is really hard, but i have good opportunities and the horses are in super form. and there have been some unusual spotting turn fees down the year but have you ever seen spotting turn fees down the year but have you ever seen someone spotting turn fees down the year but have you ever seen someone had to resort to using something from the kitchen cupboard to celebrate a victory? that is exactly what dance player nathan as

the 1000 guineas gets underway this afternoon at newmarket with "quadrilateral" the headline name.daughter of the great unbeaten champion "frankel" and has won all three races in herfledging career. champion jockey oisin murphy goes for a double after he won the 2000 guineas yesterday on the ten to one shot, kameko. but can he get a second classic victory in two days on millisle later? iam afraid i am afraid to dream that big. sport is for dreamers and people who work super hard and i was fortunate to get the call—up on this filly and the horse was actually trained in ireland and she could travel but the people couldn't really come with her, there are travel restrictions for people not animals, it has been tough to get her over here but she was top class last season. and i know it would mean an incredible amount if she could win the 1000 guineas. as protests against racism continue across the world, more and more sports stars are having their say. former philadelphia eagles defensive back malcolm jenkins returned to the city where he played for six years. he spoke at philadelphia's

the biggest sporting event in the uk since lockdown takes place at newmarket later today, one of racing'sousands of fans would be there cheering on the runners and riders, but the race will be behind closed doors, like all races this week since the sport was allowed to return. jockey murphy, was crowned flat racing's champion jockey last season but he's never won a classic, and earlier told us what it would mean to end that wait today. today and tomorrow and the second favourite in both races so the 1000 guineas tomorrow is for female horses. i ride a filly called miller and they are two very good chances today and tomorrow, and these races are super hard to win, like a champions league final or a formula 1 big race. it is really hard, but i have good opportunities and the horses are in super form. bundesliga champions bayern munich can take another step towards retaining the title today as they face bayer leverkusen, knowing three more wins will guarantee a 30th german championship. bayern have won every game since the resumption of the bundesliga last month, while leverkusen are going f

guineas for the fourth time in five years as love one the second british classic of the year at newmarket centre well clear of 12—1 chance, unbeaten 11-4 well clear of 12—1 chance, unbeaten 11—a favourite, quadrilateral, daughter of the iconic frankel, finished in third. it's been great. everyone is been very focused and everybody has put a lot of work into it. obviously, she's a beautiful filly bred by galileo. i'm delighted, really. listen, she's a very special filly. there were three matches and boone justly got, and the first of those relegation threatened beaten at home by wolfsburg. before kick—off, players took a knee and centre circle and the tribute to the black lives matter protests. the match was officiated by the first female referee in the bundesliga. the police chief inspector made her dip you in 2017. the match itself finished 1—0 two will spread thanks to the 82nd minute header. 0n finished 1—0 two will spread thanks to the 82nd minute header. on loan everton defender scored as they drew one all with union berlin after wolfsburg dealt that blow to berger brand men's battle

the biggest sporting event in the uk since lockdown takes place in a few minutes' time at newmarket.avourite in third. it obviously hasn't sunk in and there isn't a same atmosphere after there isn't a same atmosphere after the race, in that there is no atmosphere, but it means just as much to me. i'm afraid to drink too big because often the races don't work out as if you wanted to go, but this horse had trained very well without doing anything silly in the home and i was really pleased. immense premier league resumes on wednesday and jordan pickford is busyin training, but it is not what he is planning this summer. he should have been celebrating his pre—lockdown wedding, ahead of playing in goal for england at euro 2020. the euros will now be next summer, and despite increasing competition, pickford is not budging. people can say all they want, but i've got the shirt and i'll keep the shirt by keeping striving to get better for my club, everton. for me, that's all i can keep doing, keep working hard and the shirt will be mine because i know how good i can be and i know how good i'v

it was quite weird to go racing at newmarket with no spectators and it was dead quiet. is no roar. and finally going forward, we are looking for new ways of doing things with social distancing in mind. in germany, a couple of amateur football teams, took a more physical approach to enforcing the two—metre rule. determined to play at matches again, they did so using shopping trolleys to make sure each player had their own space. no shopping lists to slow the game down, still some sweeping moves there and goals — but don't try this here, as it will still breach the guidelines. and anyway, you'd never get a trolley into your kit bag. looks like chaos, and potentially very painful. i always bang my shins a nyway very painful. i always bang my shins anyway doing shopping at the supermarket, let alone playing football. you ever do that scream when you stub your toe? yes! because you have hit your shin and they don't have shin pads at the supermarket. i'm glad we are in the same boat. you know you aren't supposed to take the trolleys away from the supermarket?” supposed to tak

these are new partners, these are newmarkets . there's no way to address major global challenges like climate change without african partners. there's no way to do it so i do think kind of a read we step in imagining that africa is incredibly remote but also reminding people that there's a lot to be gained from a peaceful and prosperous set of africanpartners . >> thank you. i yelled back. >> mister swallow. >> thank you chairman and first, i was hoping that perhaps ambassador thomas thomas-greenfield could address whether covid-19 has slowed down china's one belt one road initiative as it looks to africa. >> absolutely it has slowed it down. it hasn't stopped it but it has certainly slowed down because china is dealing with its own crisis internally and domestically and there are lots of questions inside of china about whether china should be extending the kind of resources that it's extending on the belgian road initiative when they have problems at home. but that said, the initiative is movingforward . just much slower than in

he'll be racing again at newmarket from tomorrow, as the sport steps up a level, with the four—day guineasity and told us about how he had been training with his mast on in the gym, to get used to riding with a mask on. one thing we're doing a lot more since lockdown began — the video conference call. yes, a lot of that going on. from family quizzes to work team meetings, one business is looking to take advantage — that's zoom — and sean's having a look at how it's been getting on. tell us more. good morning, everybody. whether you're setting up a call with your granny or you're part of a cabinet meeting in the government, lots of us have been getting to grips with new software like zoom. what is it, exactly? as long as you've got an internet connection and a camera on your phone tablet or computer, you can video conference call. and depending on which app you use, there's plenty more you can do, like screen sharing — very useful for the picture round in that family quiz, or if you're part of a classroom. lots of big tech companies want you to use their software with microsoft, google and

i‘m from newmarket and we backed both horses.ens as a standard approach in the commercial world, for instance, and it‘s far better to go with both versions. and we now have problems with both versions, but there are parts of each that can come together to build something that is stronger than either version there is. the reality is, if we hadn't backed both horses, we wouldn't have a way forward precisely because we've developed our own. we have developed some really sophisticated distance calculations and we think we can enhance the google app or platform that it will work. if we hadn‘t backed both we wouldn‘t be able to do it. thanks, heather. and the next question comes from matt at the sun. we have seen more evidence this week about disabled children and their families and those with learning difficulties have been left behind in lockdown. it was found around three quarters of disabled children had had all of their support withdrawn, such as respite care and equipment and this leaves a huge strain on theirfamily equipment and

in newmarket, we had 3000 of them. forward. it's incredible, you should as your mask, have you been riding wearing the mask and how is it going?” have you been riding wearing the mask and how is it going? i have been training in the gym with it, i had been riding in the morning to get used to it, obviously is not the same. but we have to do everything we can to keep everybody safe. this is not going to be forever, for the time being we have to wear it. so be it. you posted a really poignant picture a couple of days ago. 20 yea rs, picture a couple of days ago. 20 years, just a day over 20 years since that plane crash that nearly claimed your life. looking back over the last 2 decades how much did that change, that moment in time, how much did that change the direction of your life? it definitely changed my life, something that never goes away, it is in the back of your mind, a trauma, very scary. it was yesterday that the guy who was on the plane crash with me, he was the 1 that dragged me away from the inferno, he sav

guineas for the fourth time in five years as "love" won the second british classic of the year at newmarketurite quadrilateral, daughter of the iconic frankel, finished third. love really does conquer all, get it? and finally, many of you will have been familiar with home schooling during the lockdown, with the bbc‘s bitesize service a key part of the day. well, students studying spanish have received a special treat with a famous face on hand to help. latsko. hello, everyone. hola. iam sergio aguero from manchester city. all of the kids who are learning at home in the morning, keep it up. now iam going home in the morning, keep it up. now i am going to teach you all how to learn to count to 12 in spanish. ok? one is uno. two is dos. three is tres. check out the bbc, a great way to learn. i think there are going to be lots of kids learning to speak to —— count to 12 in spanish because of that. good morning, mr sergio aguero. it really does work when you get somebody like that who can use their skills and obvious ability to speak a number of languages to help out parents who are finding it a

they say love conquers all, well, today at newmarket, that is exactly what happened.s, the 1000 guineas. like yesterday‘s 2000 guineas, there was only a select few to take in the atmosphere but empty grandstands are for now the backdrop to all sporting events. this, the day for the phillies, plenty of eyes on oisin murphy after victory yesterday, looking for a guineas double. but his mount never really challenged. in fact, none could get close to the 4-1 in fact, none could get close to the 4—1 shot, winning by a social distance and a sixth success of trainer aidan o‘brien. distance and a sixth success of trainer aidan o'brien. everybody has put her lot of work into her. delighted for the lads, really. she is very special. so, love another aidan o‘brien horse to win the 1000 guineas as racing continues to adapt, some things don‘t change. adam wild, bbc news. we‘re back with the late news at 10. now on bbc one, it‘s time for the news where you are. goodbye. you‘re watching the bbc news. let‘s return to our main story this evening. thousands of anti—racism protesters ha

plenty at newmarket looked familiar, but everywhere the clues that this remains anything but. track. this, finally, the start of the british classic season. the 2000 guineas has been run for more than 200 years. delayed by a month, rarely has the support been more raring to go. as they leave the stalls... much of that anticipation was about one horse in particular. pinatubo, in the all blue, rated the finest for a generation, but for once he couldn't quite keep up. instead it was the 10—1 shot kameko that stormed to victory. and kameko... written by 0isin murphy, the kind of performance that would once have had grandstands bouncing, now greeted with an almost silent enclosure. still, getting in there is what matters. kameko, a special winner on an extraordinary occasion. adam wild, bbc news. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at ten. now, time for the news where you are. bye for you're watching the bbc news. mass protests have continued across the united states following the death of african—american george floyd in police custody. today his family are holding a second