the men's showpiece final, warrington against wigan beginning after an impeccable minute's silence, wiganmpions who took the first half lead, twisting and turning over. that their second try. the captain rampaging through to extend the lead, and from there, warrington wouldn't get back. wigan warriors, wembley winners once again. earlier, there was no fairy tale win for leeds. beaten by st helens for the third year in a fow. glory for the men and women on a day when the sport came together to remember one of its own. earlier we spoke to adam and he started with more on the tribute to rob burrow. it was always going to be an emotional day for many people, a difficult day. we have seen fans through challenge cup day laying shirts and flowers. many in tears. that is a testament to the profound impact that rob burrow had, notjust on rugby league, but the wider british public. it is his work post mnd diagnosis to raise awareness, to raise money for the community that has captured the heart of so many people. so many people having the opportunity on one of the grandest stage at wembley to share

wigan - suggested? well, in truth, it| probably was. wigan warriors champions once again.the challenge cup more times than them. they really need now are the standard—bearers, notjust in standard—bearers, not just in british standard—bearers, notjust in british rugby, but world rugby. challenge cup winners the reigning super cup champions and world champions. if warranting were honest, they didn't play at their best. but wigan were outstanding, as they have been so often in the past. let's hear from their captain they have been so often in the past. let's hearfrom their captain liam farrell. a bit surreal. we haven't spoken about it until this week. to hold onto all trophies, there is only a couple other teams done it. very big achievement for ourselves. we are in a great place. the year is not over, lots of rugby left. don't get me wrong, we will celebrated but then back to business.— then back to business. adam, if we talk about the _ then back to business. adam, if we talk about the web _ then back to business. adam, if we talk about the web in's _ then back to business

they'd already beaten wigan to become european club champions in april. helens at the top of the table by winning at warrington wolves. the defending champions had to come back from 12—nil down to win. a quick succession of tries late in the first half including this from kruise leeming helped turn things round to 19—18. a scoreless second half meant a win for wigan that puts them level on points with st helens at the top with a game in hand. novak djokovic will continue his campaign at the french open later. the world number one and defending champion is playing 30th seed lorenzo musetti in the night match on phillippe chatrier. one of only two courts that has had constant tennis today because of the rain at roland garros. we've had play under the two rooves with alex zverev squeaking through in the most dramatic match of the day, as our tennis correspondent russell fuller told me. the fourth seed from germany, the semifinalist for the last three years survived despite being four games to one down and a double breakdown for the 26th seed who has never be

they'd already beaten wigan to become european club champions in april.warrington wolves. the defending champions had to come back from 12—nil down to win. a quick succession of tries late in the first half including this from kruise leeming helped turn things round to 19—18. a scoreless second half meant a win for wigan that puts them level on points with st helens at the top with a game in hand. 3—1 favourite city of troy won the 2a5th edition of the epsom derby this afternoon. the aidan 0'brien trained runner faded badly when also favourite for the 2000 guineas at newmarket last month but put that performance behind him to win comfortably with ryan moore on board. ambiente friendly finished second with 0'brien also training the third placed horse los angeles. novak djokovic will continue his campaign at the french open later. the world number one and defending champion is playing 30th seed lorenzo musetti in the night match on phillippe chatrier. one of only two courts that has had constant tennis today because of the rain at roland garros, where we ca

he lives in a village a few miles outside of wigan in greater manchester.us services. colletta smith went to meet him. in a quiet corner of lancashire, something's brewing. everyone's round gerald's house. and there's one thing on their minds. what's the point in having a bus pass if you can't use it? first of all, gerald, why did you get in touch? i got in touch because since 2020, january 2020, we've had no bus service. the majority in this area are pensioners. me and my wife, we've spent - in excess of £2,000 in taxi fares. and that's going to wigan just once a week, there and back. _ my wife she's she's . trapped in the house. she's got a disability, walking. she can't walk so far. i mean, it's ok for me, - i can walk to the fingerpost. but it's hard work. he's walked down in the pouring rain. it'sjust sad. nobody�*s on about having a half hour service or something. just once every couple of hours or something. i feel like i'm on a desert island. i do, because everything's cut off. we've nothing. i'm going for a walk a mile up the road to the fingerpost

wigan warriors challenae great rob burrow. wigan warriors challenge cup _ great rob burrow.burrow. wigan warriors i challenge cup winners, a moment of celebration the combination of a day of raw emotion. 0n the game '5 grandest stage the sport had come together to remember an inspirational champion. fans from across the rugby league cup community gathering to pay their own very personal tributes to the late rob burrows who passed awayjust a few days ago after the battle with motor neurone disease, tributes that would continue throughout the day. he meant everything, everything to me, to the club and the mnd community, just amazing. tithe me, to the club and the mnd community, just amazing. community, 'ust amazing. one thing that ru:b community, just amazing. one thing that rugby league — community, just amazing. one thing that rugby league cup _ community, just amazing. one thing that rugby league cup does - community, just amazing. one thing that rugby league cup does is - community, just amazing. one thing that rugby league cup does is look l that rugby league cup does is

the results means wigan go two points clear of st helens at the top of the table.e. germany and scotland, 5-1, the final score there-— score there. much more on the bbc sort score there. much more on the bbc sport website- _ score there. much more on the bbc sport website. goodbye _ score there. much more on the bbc sport website. goodbye for - score there. much more on the bbc sport website. goodbye for now. i good evening. in amongst the heavy downpours today, we had a little sunshine. this was clarach, for example, on the west wales coast earlier on. but this sort of shower cloud would dominate this weekend. yes, there'll be a little sunshine, but there will be a lot of heavy showers, and so it'll feel cool again forjune. the reason for this weekend's heavy showers is low pressure. it's parked itself across the uk, and there'll be showers or even longer spells of rain meandering around that area of low pressure. and they'll be particularly, ithink, slow—moving in the central parts of that low pressure. but, again, like today, we've had fairly brisk winds in the

wigan have now extended their challenge cup winning record to 21.ntil the beginning of this week, to hold all four trophies, only a couple of other teams have done it, is a very big achievement for ourselves and we are in a great place at the moment. the year is not over, there is lots of rugby left in us, so we will celebrate this over the next couple of days but then back to business after that. meanwhile, st helens have made it four straight women's challenge cup final victories as they comfortably beat leeds rhinos for the third year running. they finished 22—0 winners. well, from rugby league to rugby union, from north london to west london, because there's been another huge final at twickenham. northampton have edged past bath to win the premiership title, their first since 2014. they held off a fierce fightback to edge to a narrow 25—21 victory. saints scrum—half alex mitchell scored the winning try with seven minutes left on the clock after bath had come from behind to lead despite seeing prop beno obano sent off 21 minutes in. next to what

the latest from wembley is that wigan are leading by 12-2.cond half should start in a few moments. the players at the stadium giving it their all, and so too could be the ground staff because a total of four matches are being played there today. they include the women's challenge cup final and to said the match was one—sided is an understatement. st helen's thrashed leeds rhinos 22 points to 0. it's the 4th year in a row the saints have lifted that trophy. from rugby league to rugby union — north london to west london — where another huge final awaits at twickenham. either northampton saints or bath will be crowned premiership champions. both teams are trying to end a trophy drought. northampton haven't won the title for a decade, while bath haven't lifted the famous trophy since 1996. the latest is that the stains are leading bath 18—13 and bath are also a man down. after the sunshine and glamour of monaco — formula one — has crossed the atlantic to a rather wet montreal for the canadian grand prix. first practice was hampered by rain, but t

meanwhile, in rugby league's super league, wigan warriors have kept the pressure on st helens at ther are up to third following a 12—0 win over leigh leopards. a try in each half, with the second coming from niall evalds ensuring victory. elsewhere, leeds beat castleford 32—11. scotland's robert macintyre has a four—shot lead going into the final round of the canadian 0pen. he carded a four—under 66, leaving him on 1a—under, reeling off three consecutive birdies, starting here on the 1ath, and then an eagle. tommy fleetwood is tied fifth on 9—under, with rory mcilroy a further two shots back, in a tie for 11th. but it's macintyre here in control of his destiny going into the final day. aidan 0'brien says city of troy is the best derby winner that he's ever trained after the 3—1 favourite won the epsom derby expertly guided through the field byjockey ryan moore — with a bursting finish here — well and truly putting the poor showing at the 2000 guineas at newmarket last month behind them. this is 0'brien�*s record—extending 10th victory in the race and second in a row. michael dunlop s

earlierthe the first match in wigan in late october. earlier the women's team 0ctober.ollowed in the second half with emily rudge completing an emphatic 42 nil victory. loughborough lightning have claimed a third netball super league lightning held off a fightback from manchester thunder to claim victroy in birmingham. shooter mary cholock crowning a comprehensive win in the end. it's back to back titles for loughborough, who also made the final in 2022. it mean's manchester's wait for a record—equalling fifth title of their own goes on. great britain secured a shootout win against belgium in the hockey pro league. this leaves them on 16 points and in 7th place, they took the lead through sophie hamilton in the first quarter. but belgium fought back and the game went to a shootout, with great britain eventually winning 4—2, amy costello with the winning goal. before we go let's just remind you of our top story. switzerland off a shock with a 2—0 when over the defending champions, italy, to reach the quarterfinals of euro 2024. they will face either england or slovakia i

operation where these four people are going to be, and it is not worth the cost to tell, but when wigans came to ask for help, they said, let's do an operation to delay this. let's stop this . it was a celebration. the expectation was that confidence would be created. the crisis would disappear at least for a short game. but what happened the next day? he left the war cabinet, and his exit from the war cabinet is what happened in the opposition, he raised his credibility and the possibility of wavering. it is very high here, and the possibility of military conflicts and, let me tell you, the political body is also high. i remember that today i was reading an article from bergantes, in which the vice president of consent yeh took a stand, saying that he was against hezbollah and hamas. there is also a movement pushing from the inside and these are two sides of the same movement with such an interpretation that bringans wanted netanyahu to dismiss him immediately, but one thing that we should forget is the northern area of ​​the regime and the story of lebanon for 48 hours without anything

it's victory for st helens and wigan warriors on a poignant challenge cup final day at wembley.s back on the premiership title. in paris it's un, deux, trois. three in a row for iga swiatek as once again

wigan have now extended their challenge cup winning record to 21.ade it four straight women's challenge cup final victories as they comfortably beat leeds rhinos for the third year running. they finished 22—0 winners. well, from rugby league to rugby union — from north london to west london — because there's been another huge final at twickenham, where northampton have edged past bath to win the premiership title — theirfirst since 2014. they held off a fierce fightback to edge to a narrow 25—21 victory. saints' scrum—half alex mitchell scored the winning try with seven minutes left on the clock after bath had come from behind to lead, despite seeing prop beno obano sent off 21 minutes in. next to what is a wet weekend in montreal, where there's been a lot of rain ahead of the canadian grand prix. first practice was hampered by rain, but thankfully the second session was uninterrupted. aston martin's fernando alonso topped the time sheets almost half a second clear of britain's george russell and his mercedes. world champion max verstappen was only

, looking to do what they did two years ago. 50 wigan, looking to do what they did two years ago-— wigan time we have had to push but the boundaries to get those opportunities and to play at the top level so some similarities in that. but he would have been offering words of support and it was just a really good man and i think that is why it has hit everyone really hard. think it will be nice that we have this dedicated where everyone is looking _ this dedicated where everyone is looking at rugby league and we can hopefully— looking at rugby league and we can hopefully do robert justice looking at rugby league and we can hopefully do robertjustice in how we perform on the pits and any tributes— we perform on the pits and any tributes we make to him and his family — tributes we make to him and his famil . . . , , tributes we make to him and his famil. ._ , , ., ., family. so, a wembley occasion to remember. _ family. so, a wembley occasion to remember. a _ family. so, a wembley occasion to remember, a day _ family. so, a wembley occasion to remember, a day to _ family. so, a wembley occa

the games will be held in wigan and leeds, and both be live on the bbc.'s under—19s squad for the youth odi series against sri lanka. rocky said signing for his home county is a dream come true. the boston celtics are just one win away from clinching the larry o'brien trophy. they beat the dallas mavericks 106—99 to take a 3—0 series lead in the nba finals. a win in game four in the early hours of saturday morning will see them crowned champions. and the new england patriots have retired the number 12 in honour of legendary quarterback tom brady. the patriots say they plan to install as i2—foot statue during next season. brady won six super bowl�*s during his time with new england. team gb have announced their squad for the 2024 olympics in paris. a total of 13 athlete's have been selected — amongst them are six—time olympic medallist max whitlock, the reigning pommel horse champion. it'll be his last olympic games in what has been a glittering career. alice kinsella leads the women's artistic team. she'll be joined by becky downie — who is competing in h

and with sneyd adding the extras from wide out it took salford 5th and just four points off leaders wiganre of attention, with qualifying for a number of events taking place. bmx freestyle, skateboarding, breaking and sport climbing have featured, and our sports correspondent katie gornall is there and has news of some interesting developments. it has been a real action packed 40s, but let me tell you about the skateboarding, and the woman's park final, because it was a really interesting to read that emerged around sky brown. she doesn't have any kind of personal reason to press for the poor do in that final, because she has already qualified for the olympics and she is sporting a knee brace having picked up a chair recently. but it emerged before her third and final van that if she did pose for top two and put on a high score than her best friend, from japan, would miss out on the olympics. guess what, to give it everything on that final run. superdome trixie hasn't put on for more than a year and she got a huge score, finishing second in the final. there were emotional scenes at the en

in tennis , there wigan warriors. after celebrating too early. >> good morning. is staying cool this weekend and there are more showers to come, but you can find out all the details with me later on this morning . later on this morning. >> good morning to you. i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is breakfast on gb news . diamond and this is breakfast on gb news. right. what more to keep you entertained last night than a seven way election debate. bliss it's too much, isn't it? i think it's i think it's too much. i'm of the opinion. i said this earlier on. why do we in england need to hear from plaid cymru or the snp when we can't vote for them? we haven't got any candidates so we can't vote for them. it needs to be a bit more , i don't know, it be a bit more, i don't know, it makes you aware that, you know, there is scotland and wales, that we know that they have a welsh, you know, a voice and i don't know, i'm just trying to be fair. >> but yeah. >> but yeah. >> well yeah, they all wanted to get there. th

wigan warriors face warrington wolves in the sport's showpiece cup final, preceded by the women's challengeder to compete at the isle of man tt. he won the three—lap supertwins race today to take his tally of victories to 27. that's one more than the previous record held by his uncle, the legendaryjoey dunlop for 26 years. stephen watson was there. now michael dunlop, michael dunlop, is he going _ now michael dunlop, michael dunlop, is he going to make it? from now michael dunlop, michael dunlop, is he going to make it?— is he going to make it? from the very start. _ is he going to make it? from the very start, michael _ is he going to make it? from the very start, michael dunlop i is he going to make it? from the i very start, michael dunlop showed he meant business. and hit the front quickly. meant business. and hit the front ruickl . ~ . . meant business. and hit the front ruickl. a ., , , quickly. michael dunlop takes the lead! continuing _ quickly. michael dunlop takes the lead! continuing to _ quickly. michael dunlop takes the lead! continuing to pull _ quickly. michael dunlop takes t

he went down, or maybe it was on the road to wigan pier or one of those things. few hours and he his description of it is really extraordinarily vivid about just how unbelievably it was. >> yeah, it was incredibly grim. >> yeah, it was incredibly grim. >> yeah, it was incredibly grim. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> but this showed this is a part of a policy , part of the part of a policy, part of the labour devolved government there that have pushed through. it's like, yes if it's relevant. yeah. of course this is interesting stuff. yeah. but don't just force it into a well i mean there are you, you could even do if you wanted to conceivably create a museum of mining around the world. >> let's look at opencast silver mining in peru. let's look at you know, coal mining in pennsylvania, which very possibly used people of colour. i don't know, you know, but there's you could do that, right? you could create like a who were the different miners around the world? i remember richard burton talking about mining because his father was a coal miner in south wales. and a

the results means wigan go two points clear of st helens at the top of the table.uddersfield 32—6/. and hull kr are third after they beat huddersfield 32—6. what a busy weekend ahead, six more games of the euros to come. you need multile games of the euros to come. you need multiple screens _ games of the euros to come. you need multiple screens to _ games of the euros to come. you need multiple screens to watch _ multiple screens to watch everything. multiple screens to watch everything-— multiple screens to watch eve hina. ., , ., ~;~,:: everything. coming up to 6.30, he led the campaign _ everything. coming up to 6.30, he led the campaign to _ —— he led the campaign to expose the post office horizon it scandal — and became one of the key figures in the fight for justice for hundreds of sub—postmasters. now alan bates has received a knighthood in the king's birthday honours for his years of tireless work. emma simpson has been to speak with him — a warning this report contains some flashing images. alan bates, congratulations. thank ou. what alan bates, congratul

wigan warriors have won rugby league's challenge cup at wembley, beating warrington wolves 18—8.arriors. matt dufty pulled a try back for the wolves. the victory means they now hold all four major honours available to british teams — that's the league leaders' shield, the super league title, the world club challenge and now the challenge cup. pretty surreal, we have not spoken about it until the beginning of this week, to hold all four trophies, only a couple of other teams have done it, it's a very big achievement for ourselves and we are in a great place at the moment. the year is not over, there is lots of rugby left in us, so we will celebrate this over the next couple of days but then back to business after that. meanwhile, st helens have made it four straight women's challenge cup final victories as they comfortably beat leeds rhinos for the third year running. they finished 22—0 winners. from rugby league to rugby union, from north london to west london, because there's been another huge final at twickenham. northampton have edged past bath to win the premiership title, th

tributes have been flooding in from the world of sport including from wigan warriors, a team rob played said rob had done so much to raise awareness for the debilitating illness. jamiejones—buchanan, who played alongside burrow at leeds rhinos spoke to bbc breakfast this morning, and paid tribute to his former teammate. we spoke many times about how small he was, and how people, as a young person, doubted his ability to play rugby league and he used that strength, that gift, to prove notjust everybody wrong, but that was his superpower. that try that he scored in 2011 that we see played so often, that was the best try in a grand final. i remember him reflecting on that and talking about this. the big guy that he ducks under and scored a try, and got knocked into next week. rob, as you know, got knocked into next week. on many occasions he would do that for his team—mates. the lessons that we've learned through rob, the inspiration that he has been to continue, i'm just looking at his plaque here, the memories of curve coming in here and seeing him. living now this journey from the 15th

thank you very much for joining us live from wigan . forjoining us live from wigan. thank you. well, in just a moment i'll be joined by the formidable weatherman john kettley himself a comfort blanket from the past, and ask him. it'sjune. blanket from the past, and ask him. it's june . why is it so him. it's june. why is it so ruddy well cold? i'm martin daubney on gb news, britain's news channel welcome back. it's 549. on the final furlong, i martin daubney. this is gb news now. last year marked the uk's hottest june on record, but unfortunately, the same cannot be said for this month, can it? with brits fighting cold winds and frequent rain . temperatures and frequent rain. temperatures have averaged 3 to 5 degrees below normal this time of year. but is this simply a typical british summer ? and can we british summer? and can we expect any sunshine at all in the coming months? well, let's now find out by speaking to an expert. of course, it's the meteorologist john cantlie. the legend , the mustachioed goliath, legend, the mustachioed goliath, the weather man. i grew up with.

wembley stadium is the venue — wigan warriors and warrington wolves the two teams.t, who passed away last sunday from motor neurone disease, he was just 41. the match itself kick—off 7 minutes late, in tribute to burrow, who wore the number seven shirt, during an outstanding career. there will also be applause, on the 7th minute, of all matches today — and it's a tribute that has prompted a message, from one of the sport's most famous fans. if you love rugby league and you love what that little championed it in every single jersey he ever played in, go to wembley. go to wembley and celebrate his life and his career, and celebrate the rugby league community.— league community. everyone celebrating — league community. everyone celebrating on _ league community. everyone celebrating on the _ league community. everyone celebrating on the seventh i league community. everyone - celebrating on the seventh minute of each match _ celebrating on the seventh minute of each match is going to be quite special — each match is going to be quite special. we are looking forward to t

, where _ people in the borough of wigan, where leigh is, voted for brexit, which _ where leigh is, voteding to — but the idea that levelling up was going to radically change the quality— going to radically change the quality of people's lives, it has 'ust quality of people's lives, it has just not— quality of people's lives, it has just not happened, so there is a sense _ just not happened, so there is a sense that — just not happened, so there is a sense that 2019 has not materialised in the _ sense that 2019 has not materialised in the way _ sense that 2019 has not materialised in the way people hoped and that is informing _ in the way people hoped and that is informing people's decisions at this time when — informing people's decisions at this time when they vote. | informing people's decisions at this time when they vote.— informing people's decisions at this time when they vote. i think what is strikina is time when they vote. i think what is striking isiust _ time when they vote. i think what is striking is just how _ time when they vote. i think what is striking isjust how many _

but the more serious point is this i'm the member of for parliament wigan.mmunity. i know what a bad transition looks like. ed miliband, our shadow secretary of state for energy, is the mp for doncaster. he knows what a bad transition looks like. we are committing when we publish our manifesto, to creating more jobs in for nonh to creating more jobs in for north sea oil and gas workers than currently exist, but essentially jobs that are future proofed in clean energy so that they can power us through the next century, like their parents and grandparents, powered us through the last lisa nandy thank you to stay there. >> lisa nandy bev. that's lisa nandy. have you got one question for her? >> yeah, well, yes. chopper, i just want to see whether she thought the audience was as biased towards the left as many people who were watching on social media seem to think about that audience . only the hard that audience. only the hard left points got a round of applause . applause. >> well, i did, i did think that. yeah, there's a question that. yeah, there's a questio

last night, hull kr moved level on points with wigan and saint helens at the top of the super league,was it like? l beautiful? matt is there this - morning. what was it like? how did it feel? i don't know how many times you have been there for that moment but what was it like? it you have been there for that moment but what was it like?— but what was it like? it was really, really special- _ but what was it like? it was really, really special. i— but what was it like? it was really, really special. i have _ but what was it like? it was really, really special. i have seen - but what was it like? it was really, really special. i have seen many i really special. i have seen many sunrises— really special. i have seen many sunrises through myjob, but to have 15.000 _ sunrises through myjob, but to have 15,000 people all with you celebrating that moment the sun comes— celebrating that moment the sun comes up— celebrating that moment the sun comes up and every sunrise is special— comes up and every sunrise is special but this was just extra special~ — special but this was just extra special.

and warrington wolves take on wigan warriors at wembley.at's because rob burrow wore the number seven with such distinction for leeds rhinos, winning two challenge cups and eight super league titles. this was the fellow who who lost his battle with motor neurone disease last week. he brought out the absolute best in his in his friend kevin sinfield. and they're going to celebrate his life today like nothing else, which is nice to end on a nice note, isn't it? >> thank you very much, aiden. well, i'm dawn neesom this is gb news saturday. there's loads more coming up on today's show, but the all important thing is what is the weather doing this weekend? let's find out from marco. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. here's your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. we hold on to mixed weather conditions across the uk over the next few days. some sunshine, some showers and chilly temperatures too. for the time of year. low pressure is sitting towards the north—east of the uk, high p

have been seen, one player had to be placed in the recovery position outside a pdc pro tour venue in wigangraphy is prohibited. so that's where you go if you're a bit worse for wear because you know you're not going to be papped. yeah, but what they're going to do about this, you know, i think when you're on the hockey as well, when you're knocking, you're looking back and you see all those people having fun, you probably want to get involved, don't you? you might have a swig. what's the hockey? >> the hockey. it's where you stand to throw your mask. >> he knows all about the hockey in one. >> oh, no. yeah. brilliant stuff. all right, aidan, we'll see you a little bit later next. all right. time for the papers. this morning with the writer and journalist andy jones and the political consultant suzanne evans. good to see you both this morning, let's have a look at the sunday mirror. should we? andy? no dirty tricks in this campaign. says who ? campaign. says who? >> says angela rayner, she who has suffered maybe a dirty trick already with all of the investigation after investigation after i

they next face a two—test series against samoa, with the first match in wigan in late october.s spending his post liverpool days? well aside from taylor swift concerts, he's not back home supporting germany. nope — he's in mallorca — watching tennis. still proudly wearing a germany shirt but before presumably finding a telly last night to watch the denmark game, he took in the final of the mallorca open! we will assume thatjurgen klopp has been some searching, because the weather in dortmund is not great, in majorca much better, just like in somerset. it majorca much better, 'ust like in somerset. �* somerset. it looks it, didn't it? thank you- _ ahead of england's much tonight, gareth southgate said he is desperate to do well for his country. but how are the fans feeling about him? our reporter amanda white has been to a street in east yorkshire called "back southgate" — to find out if they really do. england have won their group and the flags are out here in horsey, but is this a town that will back southgate? do you back southgate? yes. absolutely, definitely. why wouldn't y