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Donald Trump at the G7 Summit in Sicily.
While six of the seven leaders, including
Theresa May, backed a deal to limit greenhouse
gases, Mr Trump will decide next week. He has
called global warming a hoax and has been
reported to want to drop a treaty signed by his
predecesor.
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rely on others are over. I have experienced this
in the last few days.

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THE Duchess of Cornwall
revealed yesterday how her
upbringing helped to prepare her
for royal life but said she had a
deeply unpleasant time at rst.
Camilla spoke fondly of her
childhood and how she was
taught about life, culture and
how to interact with people.
The 69-year-old also admitted
she would not put my worst
enemy through the public back-
lash she received after rekindling
her romance with Prince Charles
before they wed in 2005.
The Duchess said her family
helped her through the ordeal
but insisted: I dont think Im
tough but I do think Im quite a
strong character. You have to be
but I think it also comes from my
upbringing.
We were brought up in a very
happy family and I cant whinge
about my childhood because it
was idyllic. Our parents gave us a
certain amount of freedom and
we had a really good time.
Camilla, with her younger sis-
ter Annabel and brother Mark,
who died in 2014, were raised in
Plumpton, East Sussex, and
South Kensington, London, by
their father Major Bruce Shand,
an Army ofcer turned business-
man, and mother Rosalind, an
adoption worker
Camillas warm and friendly
nature comes from her mothers
instruction to keep the conver-
sation going.

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The Duchess admitted she
sometimes ignored briefs pro-
vided by palace ofcials in favour
of trying to prise information
and stories from people during
royal engagements.
She added: Thank goodness I
was brought up with the ground-
ing of my parents and taught
manners. It sounds sort of snob-
bish but we left school at 16
nobody went to university unless
you were a real brain box.
Instead, we went to Paris and
Florence and learned about life
and culture and how to behave
with people, how to talk to peo-
ple. This was very ingrained in
my upbringing and if I hadnt had
The Duchess of Cornwall said her upbringing helped to prepare her for royal life that, I would have found royal life
much more difcult.
She added: My mother could
be quite erce. I remember once
there was a dinner party at home
with some of the most boring
neighbours and we were dragged
down to join them for dinner.
We used to complain and say,
cant we stay here and watch the
television over sh ngers?
Shed sit us down at the din-
ner table and the minute there
was silence, she used to say, talk
I dont care what you talk about,
Attending a reception at Buckingham Palace with Prince Charles
with Prince Charles, who had
been married to the late Princess
Diana, became public knowledge
in the 90s, her family and friends
remained by her side. She has a
son and daughter, Tom and
Laura, from her rst marriage to
Andrew Parker Bowles.
The Duchess said: For about a
year, when we lived at Middle-
wick, I couldnt really go any-
where. But the children came
and went as normal, they got on
with it and so did great friends.
I would pass the time by read-
ing a lot.
On the treatment she received,
she said: It was horrid. It was a
deeply unpleasant time and I
wouldnt want to put my worst
enemy through it. I couldnt have
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Her son Tom told how they would
look out of the window to count
the number of paparazzi photog-
raphers outside their home.
Camilla, who is 70 in July, con-
ducts more than 200 engage-
ments a year and she admitted it
takes a physical and emotional
toll: Sometimes you get up in
the morning and think you cant
do it, and you just have to.
She also revealed she tried to
remain positive throughout her
role with the Royal Family. She
said: If you are a positive person,
you can do so much more.
People are either glass half-
empty or glass half-full. I always
think hopefully. You just have to
get on with it. Being British.
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Acrimonious divorces make children twice as likely to get ill

THE stress of parents divorcing
makes children twice as likely to
develop mental and physical
conditions, research reveals.
It is not the divorce that is the
problem but the way it is handled.
Rowing couples cause children
stress, which can trigger disease.
Maria Seijo Martinez at the
University of Santiago de
Compostela in Galicia, Spain, said:
Poor handling involves very high
levels of interparental conict,
which makes it very difcult to
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maintain a good relationship. If
children are exposed to these family
situations for prolonged periods
they often experience toxic stress.
The ndings, in the European
Journal of Education and
Psychology, add to previous
evidence that couples who split up
affect the wellbeing of children.
Genital, urinary, stomach and
intestinal infections, skin diseases
and brain disorders were all about
twice as likely. They showed divorce
causes psychological and social
stress, having a major impact on
the physical and emotional health
of all the family. Other relatives are
also sometimes affected.
Social psychology student Ms
Martinez said: Its not the break-
up itself that has negative effects
on the children, but poor handling
of the situation by the parents.
The research included families
where the parents were together or
divorced, with 467 boys and girls
aged between two and 18 studied.
Experts believe physical, psycho-
emotional and behavioural issues
are linked mainly to inadequate
management of the break-up.
Conict, a lack of co-parenting or
violence within the family increase
the impact on child adjustment.
Ms Martinez says this causes
intense, prolonged activation of the
bodys stress response, which
causes illness.
Five years ago a US study found
adversity alone does not predict
bad health in children. An absence
of good relationships offering
protection and support is the issue.
Ms Martinez said: We need to
support families in order to reduce
these consequences.
Professionals in direct contact
with children, such as primary
care workers or school staff, have
a role in reducing toxic stress,
being in a position to design
and implement new interventions
oriented towards protection and
prevention.
4 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017
There could be more bomb
By Alison Little
Deputy Political Editor
TERRORISTS linked to last weeks
Manchester Arena atrocity could
still be at large, Home Secretary
Amber Rudd warned yesterday.
Her comments came despite
Theresa Mays announcement on
Saturday that progress in the inquiry
meant the official threat could be
reduced back from critical to the
second highest level, severe.
It means troops will be gradually
withdrawn from key locations from
today after soldiers helped provide
extra security at major Bank Holi-
day weekend events.
Ms Rudd told BBC Ones Andrew
Marr Show that some of the bomb-
ers associates could potentially
still be at large.
She said: Its an ongoing opera-
tion. There are 11 people in custody,
the operation is still at full tilt in a
way, and so until the operation is
complete we cant be entirely sure
that it is closed.
She defended British authorities
The operation is
ongoing until its
complete we cant
be sure its closed
amid claims that warnings received
from Abedis community about him
may not have been followed up, say-
ing the murderer was at one time a
subject of interest to MI5.
Ms Rudd said: The intelligence
services are still collecting informa-
tion about him and about the peo-
ple around him.
But I would not rush to conclu-
sions that they have somehow
missed something.
She added: What this reminds us
is the scale of the problem that we
have, the enemy that we have, Daesh
(so-called Islamic State), that is try-
ing to weaponise the young people
in our society.
Ms Rudd stressed that the Gov-
ernment and emergency services
had been prepared and rehearsed
for such attacks, enabling them to
cope so well last Monday.
The intelligence services and
police have foiled 18 terror plots
since 2013. Security services have
said they are looking at 500 different
Bomber Salman Abedi seen on CCTV
plots and have had some 23,000 ter-
ror suspects, including 3,000 more
serious cases, on their radar.
Ms Rudd admitted the Govern-
ment did not know exactly how
many British IS fighters had
returned from Syria to the UK but
said the authorities had the tools
they needed to track them and
keep them out where we can.
She revealed that temporary
exclusion orders, which stop sus-
pected jihadis returning unless they
engage with UK authorities about
their activities and views, have been
Open your eyes, grieving
family urges Government
By Chris Riches
THE heartbroken family of a
Manchester bombing victim
urged the Government yesterday
to open its eyes to our deadly
terror threat.
Georgina Callander, 18, was
among 22 killed last Monday.
Yesterday, her family said the
teenagers life had been cut short
by evil, evil men prepared to ruin
lives and destroy families.
But the grieving family, from
Chorley, Lancs, also urged MI5,
police and the Government to do
more to stop terrorism here.
Through Greater Manchester
Police, the Callanders said:
Unless our Government opens
its eyes we know we are only
another in a long line of parents
that continues to grow.
Miss Callander, from Chorley,
was loving life, having recently
passed her driving test and been
accepted into Edge Hill Univer-
sity, the family said.
The familys statement said:
Her life was taken away after 18
short years by evil, evil men pre-
pared to ruin lives and destroy
families, for what?
Georgina was as beautiful on
the inside as she was on the out-
side, with a smile that was never
ending. Her life was blooming like
the flowers she loved.
The family paid tribute to the
used for the first time, although she
would not say how often.
Manchester bomber Abedi alleg-
edly joined his father in Libya during
school holidays in 2011 to fight then
leader Colonel Gaddafi. There are
claims he also visited Syria.
Tarique Ghaffur, who was assist-
ant commissioner at Scotland Yard
in 2005 when terrorists bombed Lon-
don, called for specialist centres to
house, assess and deradicalise thou-
sands of suspected extremists.
Ms Rudd highlighted the Tory
election manifesto promise to set up
Georgina Callander, 18, loved life
wonderful police and rescue
services and thanked the public
for hugs, love and kind words.
Lesley Callander found her
daughter on a stretcher as para-
medics fought to save her.
She described her desperate
efforts to bring comfort to the
teenagers final moments: I was
just screaming and shouting at
her. I was rubbing her hands, I
was rubbing her tummy, I was
rubbing her face.
I dont know what was running
through her mind. It was just a
flicker of hope that shed move
her hand or open her eyes a little.
Just to acknowledge that I was
there, just to let me know that
she was very, very poorly but she
a commission for extremism to
explore ways to root out the lethal
ideology from Britains society.
She said the Government had
made good progress with internet
companies on letting police access
encrypted message services such
as WhatsApp to tackle terrorism,
although some firms were being
more constructive than others.
She was most concerned about
online companies who continued to
publish hate material designed to
radicalise people in Britain.
Security Minister Ben Wallace has
SLAUGHTER OF
DC Elaine McIver, 43, was off-duty
knew that I was there. The fam-
ily of victim Nell Jones, 14, from
Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, said
yesterday: We cant wrap our
children in cotton wool. She was
so excited to go to her first pop
concert. Our hearts have been
shattered. She was our world.
Relatives of off-duty Detective
Constable Elaine McIver, 43, said
yesterday she had been the glue
that held their family together.
The Cheshire police officer had
been at Manchester Arena last
Monday with partner Paul, to col-
lect his daughter, 13, and her
friend from the pop concert.
But she and Paul were both
caught in the explosion. He
remained seriously ill last night.
accused some social media giants of
being completely duplicitous,
saying they tracked users habits
and sold the data around the world
to enable other companies to target
potential customers.
He said: But when we, the state,
say we have processes and warrants
and we ask for that same type of
data, we get this very twisted view of
Ah, but thats surveillance. They
are ruthless moneymakers.
Mrs May told the Sunday Express
of her harrowing visit to meet
some of Abedis young victims at
***
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40,000 join citys

show of defiance
RUNNERS and their supporters took to the
streets of Manchester yesterday in a show of
solidarity and defiance just six days after a
terrorist tried to tear the heart out of the city.
Around 40,000 people converged on the city
centre for the first large-scale public event since
the suicide bombing.
And the message from the tens of thousands
taking part and watching the Great Manchester
Run was simply: We are not afraid.
One competitor, mayor of Greater Manchester
Andy Burnham, said the race had to happen in
order not to hand a victory to terrorists.
He said: The consensus always was that if
we were to cancel then thats a victory for those
who seek to disrupt our way of life.
And I dont think we were prepared to give
them that victory.

Runners are guarded by armed officers yesterday

Manchester Childrens Hospital, which

Corbyn has opposed every terror law

she said had made clear the intense
trauma the affected families were going
through.
The Prime Minister also said it was
particularly sickening that the attack
had targeted children.
And President Donald Trump, who met
Mrs May at last weeks Nato and
G7 summits, tweeted Mrs May was very
angry that information which British
authorities had provided to their Ameri-
can counterparts about the Manchester
attack was then leaked to US media.
Weekend raids left 13 suspects being
quizzed over the atrocity. In Old Trafford,
Greater Manchester, armed counter-
terror officers swooped on an address and
detained a 25-year-old man.
A 19-year-old man was yesterday
arrested in Gorton, Greater Manchester
Police said, while in Moss Side a raid on
another address saw three men arrested
but later de-arrested.
Corbyn attacked on terror
AMID new polls suggesting
Labour is eating into Theresa
Mays overwhelming lead, Tories
yesterday focused fire on Jeremy
Corbyns record on terrorism and
policing to make security a
defining feature of the election.
A week after the Manchester
bombing, Labours pledge to hire
thousands more police, prison
officers, firefighters and 500 extra
border guards received a scathing
response from Security Minister
Ben Wallace. He rejected
opposition claims that the loss of
20,000 police posts under the
By Alison Little
Tories had made the country less
safe and highlighted the millions
ploughed into counter-terrorism.
Mr Corbyn has voted at least 17
times against anti-terror laws,
Wallace told Pienaars Politics on
BBC Radio 5. He would produce
James Bonds licensed to do
nothing and police officers with
one arm tied behind their back.
Weve given them power.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd
said on BBC Ones Andrew Marr:
Jeremy Corbyn, Diane Abbott and
John McDonnell all have a history
of not supporting terrorist
legislation.
Defence Secretary Sir Michael
Fallon told ITVs Peston On
Sunday, Corbyn has opposed
every piece of anti-terrorist
legislation, does not support our
military action in Iraq and Syria...
and always questioned the nuclear
deterrent.
Mr Corbyn yesterday said that
acts of terror were not acceptable
in any circumstances.
LEO MCKINSTRY: PAGE 12

Many Libyan militants will be coming to the UK

from PAGE one
22 people at Manchester Arena. It
contradicts conventional security
thinking that the main IS threat
comes from jihadis returning to
Britain from the Syrian warzone.
Libyan-born Mr al-Megrahi, 32
whose father Abdelbaset al-Megrahi
was convicted of killing 270 people in
the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight
103 said his country was a hotbed
of terrorism.
He warned that militant gangs
have taken over since international
forces pulled out following the
removal of Colonel Gaddafi.
Today it was Manchester, but
Libya warning ... Khaled al-Megrahi tomorrow it will be some other
***
place, he said. You make Libya
like this. You will see a lot of terror-
ists in the UK and everywhere. The
militants will kill each other here
and then come to each city in the
West it is only a sea between us.
Britain was part of an interna-
tional force which intervened in
Libya six years ago to stop Gaddafi
persecuting his political opponents.
RAF jets carried out bombing
raids and strategic targets were
pounded by cruise missiles fired by
the Royal Navy.
But Mr al-Megrahi, who spent
much of his youth in Scotland after
his father was imprisoned there,
claimed that after the offensive, the
Allies abandoned Libya. Islamic
State expanded into Libya following
its rise in Iraq and Syria and its
trademark atrocities such as public
beheadings have been carried out
in cities like Sirte.
Mr al-Megrahi said: A lot of
Libyans are hungry, have no money
and no justice. If the West continues
its stance you will see a lot of mili-
tants coming to the UK. The West
knows whats happening in Libya
but only wants to watch and see.
Mr al-Megrahi, whose father died
of cancer in Libya after being
released from prison on humanitar-
ian grounds, urged the West to inter-
vene again to prevent more deaths.
His theory was backed by Profes-
sor Anthony Glees, Director of the
Centre for Security and Intelligence
Studies at The University of Buck-
ingham. This is entirely credible,
he said. We didnt realise that in
place of Colonel Gaddafi a vacuum
would be created that Islamists
would seize. Anyone travelling from
there and other countries should
be viewed with suspicion.
Prof Paul Rogers, a Middle East
expert at the University of Bradford,
said: Its a terrifying mess. Its made
it very easy for a brutal group like
Isis to have a presence there.
A former senior diplomat said: We
were complacent. MI5 and MI6 have
focused on jihadis returning from
Syria. They never thought to look at
Libya. That will have to change.
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Picture: KEN MCKAY / ITV, JEFF OVERS / BBC
Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon and Robert Peston clash on yesterdays show
Abbott: My views on the IRA?
They change like my hairstyle
By Alison Little
Deputy Political Correspondent
DIANE Abbott came under fire
yesterday after comparing her chang-
ing support for the IRA to choosing
a hairstyle.
The veteran Labour MP refused four
opportunities to voice regret for
saying at the height of the Republican
bombing campaign that every defeat
of the British state is a victory for all of
us, saying instead only that she had
moved on.
She is on course to be Home Secre-
tary if Labour wins the election on
June 8, a job she claimed her three
years as a graduate trainee in the
department helped qualify her to do.
She also defended once voting
against banning terror groups, such as
Al Qaeda, as some on the list were
dissidents rather than terrorists.
Muddled
It was the latest interview given by
the shadow home secretary to plunge
many Labour election activists into
despair. The leadership was urged
earlier this month to keep her off the
air after her disastrously muddled
interview on the police.
Ms Abbott was grilled by BBC Ones
Andrew Marr over her beliefs about a
range of security issues. She first tried
to dismiss her 1984 comment hailing
defeats of the British state as com-
ing from a now-defunct newspaper.
Pressed to say if she now regretted
her support for the IRA in the 1980s,
she said: It was 34 years ago. I had a
rather splendid afro at the time. I dont
have the same hairstyle and I dont
have the same views, and its 34 years
on. The hairstyle has gone and some of
the views have gone.
Asked again if she regretted the
remark, she said: The hairstyles gone,
the views have gone. Weve all moved
on in 34 years. Havent you, Andrew?
Asked a third time if she felt regret,
she asked to know what specifically
she was being asked to take back. Told
it was her comments about defeating
the state and how IRA violence was
Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott on TV yesterday with Amber Rudd
caused by the British military pres-
ence in Northern Ireland, she repeated
it was 34 years ago, Ive moved on.
She said the same when Mr Marr
read out the exact quotation. Later,
Home Secretary Amber Rudd con-
demned her remarks.
What Id say to Diane Abbott is I
have changed my hairstyle a few times
in 34 years as well, but I have not
changed my view about how we keep
the British public safe, she said.
When Labour leader Jeremy Cor-
byn, who is under pressure over his
own past closeness to Sinn Fein and
the IRA, was asked about his ex-
girlfriends comments, he told ITVs
Peston On Sunday: Dianes hairstyle taken despite committing no crime.
is a matter for Diane.
Pressed further, he said: We learnt,
all of us, a lot from the whole experi-
ence of Northern Ireland. Remember
what it was like in the late 70s and
TVs Peston bangs his head in
despair after row with Fallon
By Sarah Westcott
HE is used to grilling some of the
most colourful characters in
current affairs while remaining
calm and collected.
But broadcaster Robert Peston
was yesterday reduced to
banging his head against the
desk after interviewing
Sir Michael Fallon.
ITVs flamboyant political
editor had been embroiled in
verbal clashes with the Defence
Minister during his Peston On
Sunday show.
In heated exchanges, Mr
Peston repeatedly challenged
Sir Michaels interpretation of
comments by Labour leader
Jeremy Corbyn and Foreign
Secretary Boris Johnson about
the link between Britains foreign
policy and terrorism.
As credits rolled at the end of
the programme, Mr Peston could
be seen banging his head on the
table in apparent frustration.
early 80s, the military presence all over
Northern Ireland, the huge divide
between communities, the idea that
thered be a military solution when we
knew there wouldnt be.
Earlier, Ms Abbott said she no longer
backed axing MI5, as it had been
reformed since 1989 when she signed a
parliamentary motion condemning
conspiratorial groups.
She also backed the police having a
DNA database of criminals. After
claims she said in 2010 that guilty peo-
ples DNA should not be stored, she
said she did not know where the story
came from but she had been thinking
of a local child having their sample
She defended voting against a string
of anti-terror laws, saying Tories
including Theresa May and Brexit
Secretary David Davis had sometimes
joined her and Mr Corbyn in the vot-
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017
As end credits roll, the presenter bangs his head on the desk
Abbott, with an afro, during the 1980s
ing lobbies as they shared concerns.
Asked about voting shortly before the
9/11 attacks on America against ban-
ning Al Qaeda and other Islamist mili-
tant groups, she said it was because
some on the list were dissidents in
their country of origin, not terrorists.
Asked why she should be trusted to
run the Home Office, the 63-year-old
said: I think theres something to be
said for a Home Secretary whos actu-
ally worked in the Home Office. I
worked in the Home Office for nearly
three years as a graduate trainee and I
know how it works from the inside.
Her history of campaigning as a
young woman with diverse communi-
ties and her 30 years experience as
an MP seeing how political decisions
impact on ordinary people were also
good qualifications, she said.
OPINION: PAGE 12
7
SNP deal
will help
put Left
in No 10
By Alison Little
SCOTTISH National
Party leader Nicola
Sturgeon could put
Jeremy Corbyn in power
and gain his backing for
another independence
referendum, the Tories
warned yesterday.
They spoke after the
Scottish First Minister
said the SNP would seek
a progressive alliance
if June 8 resulted in a
hung Parliament.
The Tories said a vote
for anyone but them
risked making Jeremy
Corbyn prime minister
in what Theresa May
dubs a coalition of
chaos with the SNP
and Lib Dems.
Ms Sturgeon said she
did not see Mr Corbyn as
a credible prime
minister but that if
there was to be a hung
Parliament, of course we
would look to be part of
a progressive alliance.
She told Andrew Neil
on BBC One: Were
going to face a Tory
government perhaps
with a bigger majority.
On Sky News she said:
I dont want to see Tory
governments and
Tory prime ministers
that do real damage to
Scotland.
Tory MSP Murdo
Fraser said: She may
have been reluctant to
say it out loud, but
eventually Nicola
Sturgeon conceded she
wants to see Jeremy
Corbyn in Downing
Street ahead of Theresa
May. That paves the way
for an allegiance in
Westminster between
Labour and the SNP
that would all but
guarantee another
divisive referendum.
8 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017

William and Kates housekeeper quits

THE Duke and Duchess of Cam-
bridges housekeeper has quit but
yesterday denied reports it was
because the job is too demanding.
Sadie Rice, 35, revealed she is
taking up a new job in London
after nearly two years working for
William, 34, and Kate, 35.
A source suggested Ms Rices
workload was increasing and the
demands had got too much. She
was responsible for cleaning, laun-
dry, shopping and some cooking
at the royal couples 10-bedroom
home at Anmer Hall, Norfolk.
In Facebook posts she confirmed
she was leaving her 35,000-a-year
role. But she told friends and family
she was not quitting because it was
too demanding and was instead
taking up a new job in the capital.
Ms Rice joined the Duke and
Duchesss staff in 2015 after spend-
By Michael Knowles
ing five years working for Norways
Crown Prince Haakon and his wife
Mette-Marit in Oslo.
She is said to be popular with
Prince George, three, and two-year-
old Princess Charlotte.
A source at the Queens nearby
Sandringham estate had previously
suggested the workload was
responsible for the change. Sadies
a hard worker but the jobs demands
got too much, even for her, the
source was reported as saying.
They wanted her to spend more
time at Kensington Palace and her
work was increasing all the time.
She wasnt having a normal life
outside work. Sadies serving her
notice and it seems nothing will
change her mind. Its their loss.
They will regret losing Sadie as
the right people arent easy to find.
The royal couple have been hiring
more staff as they prepare to move
to Kensington Palace in London
and take on more royal duties after
the Duke finishes work as an air
ambulance pilot this autumn.
Emma Boyce, 35, who worked for
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie
for a decade, was hired as a second
housekeeper at Anmer Hall.
A Sandringham insider said: She
is very popular and George and
Charlotte get on well with her and
her kids, she has a boy and a girl.
When William and Kate first got
married they wanted a small staff
and do everything themselves.
But the Queen kept telling them
that they needed more staff and
that they were being unrealistic.
A Kensington Palace spokes-
woman would not comment.

Pictures: SAMIR HUSSEIN/WIREIMAGE, SWNS

Sadie,
inset, has
been
helping
Kate, above
with
Charlotte
and
George, for
the past
two years
at the
couples
home
Anmer Hall,
left

Peppa Pig cure for cancer boy

A TODDLER who lost the ability to
speak due to a brain tumour has
uttered his first words thanks to
childrens TV favourite Peppa Pig.
Jay Goodman, two, of Hevingham,
Norfolk, struggled to even make a
sound when he cried due to problems
caused by the cancer.
The youngster, who has four
siblings, had an 11-hour operation to
remove the growth and seven rounds
of chemotherapy
His parents Mark, 34, and Karen,
37, feared he might never talk but
were delighted to finally hear him
speak for the first time a year later.
They had organised a fundraising
day in Jays honour and invited a
Peppa Pig impersonator as he loves
watching the TV cartoon show.
His godmother Jenny Burrell, 38,
said: When I walked out with Peppa,
Jay just blurted out clear as day,
Peppa. It was very emotional.
Mark said: It has given us all hope
for Jay.
/lmx

By Cyril Dixon
BA CHIEFS were last night
facing the prospect of a record
150million compensation bill
as passengers were warned
their flight cancellation night-
mare was far from over.
Airports were reduced to a
second day of Bank Holiday
chaos as stranded holiday-
makers slept on yoga mats
on the floor beside piled-up
luggage. More than a third of
flights from Heathrow Airport
were cancelled as software
engineers battled on to restore
the firms IT system.
But critics blamed BA chief
executive Alex Cruz for lacking
experience and said the firm
blundered by farming British
jobs overseas to save money.
Up to 300,000 customers on
more than 1,000 flights are
thought to have been affected
by Saturdays power supply
defect which shut down BA
flights from Heathrow and
Gatwick.
James Walker, chief
executive of the Resolver
claims website, said: The
average claim will be around
300. Thats 90million a
monumental amount.
But when you add in the
cost of hotels the airline has
to provide, the cost could top
150million. It could be the
biggest payout ever.
Mr Cruz admitted there
would be further short haul
A BA 747 departing Heathrow
cancellations and delays to
both short and long haul.
He also warned that Heath-
row was very congested and
said anyone should check
their flight is still running
before going to the airport.
If you are flying from Hea-
throw today, please dont turn
up too early, he said.
Customers are not being
admitted to Terminal 5 until
90 minutes before their flights
scheduled departure.
He added: I know this has
been a horrible time for
customers. Some of you have
missed holidays. Some of you
have been stranded on aircraft
and some of you have been
separated from your bags.
Many of you have been
stuck in long queues while
waiting for information.
At Heathrow, which bore
the brunt of yesterdays con-
tinued meltdown, no fewer
than 36 flights were cancelled,
compared to 90 which had
left. Among those affected
was Jeremy Corbyn, who was
forced to cancel an afternoon
appearance in Glasgow as his
flight there was cancelled.
Chloe Thomas, a Welsh
international table tennis
player, arrived yesterday
Now BA faces record
150m compensation
bill for IT meltdown
Passengers queue up outside Heathrow Airport yesterday after a major IT problem caused British Airways to cancel most flights
Hundreds of weary travellers attempted to catch up on some much-needed sleep at the airport
morning to find her flight to
the world championships in
Dusseldorf was cancelled.
She said: We stood in the
check-in queue, not moving
for about an hour, then it came
up on the screen that the
flight was cancelled. To be
honest I wasnt surprised. We
didnt think we would make
the flight as we were in the
queue for such a long time.
Mick Rix, national aviation
officer at staff union GMB,
said the company had farmed
out British jobs to Indian staff
on a fraction of the wage.
He said: We can only feel
genuinely sorry for the tens of
thousands of passengers who
are stranded at airports and
face having their travel plans
and holidays ruined.
This could have all been
avoided. In 2016 British
Airways made hundreds of
dedicated and loyal IT staff
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017
78 per cent of parents
Alex Cruz, BA chief executive
redundant and outsourced
the work to India.
BA have been making sub-
stantial profits for a number
of years and many viewed
the companys actions as just
plain greedy.
Opinion: Page 12
9
Children
do 3,500
of damage
to homes
By Sarah Westcott
PARENTS shell out
nearly 3,500 fixing
damage around the
home caused by their
children, says a survey.
The average amount
spent fixing scratched
floors, sofas covered in
spills, ripped wallpaper
and broken TVs and
gadgets over a childs
lifetime was 3,466.
Wall damage was the
most common offence
with 84 per cent of
parents having touched
up walls and woodwork
after it was scratched,
drawn on or dented.
The survey found
had to pay for specialist
cleaners to get rid of
carpet stains caused by
spills and accidents.
The top incidents
were wall damage,
carpet stains, damage to
sofas, chairs and beds
(72 per cent), mirrors,
ornaments and pictures
(61 per cent) and TVs,
phones, tablets, digital
boxes (56 per cent).
Daunting
Mum-of-one Jo Finlay,
37, of St Albans, Herts,
has a six-year-old little
monkey called Ethan.
She said: He broke
his bed after he and a
friend decided to use it
as a trampoline and he
used to pull down any
pictures on the wall until
I moved them all higher.
But its his tendency
to spill juice all over the
place which really
annoys me. He spills it
on the carpet and sofa
all the time.
I dont even bother
trying to get the stains
out now there doesnt
seem much point until
he gets older.
Andrew Nesbitt, of
DiscountFlooringDepot.
co.uk, which did the
survey, said: I do think
3,466 could be a
daunting figure but
many aspects of decor,
furniture and furnishings
in the home will
eventually be replaced
or upgraded anyway, and
most parents seem to
understand that for kids
these kinds of thrills and
spills are just part of
growing up.
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Thunderstorms
wash away bank
holiday sunshine
VIOLENT thunderstorms will bring
an explosive end to the bank holiday
before hot weather returns later this
week.
Alerts for torrential rain have been
issued across southern Britain where
more than an inch-and-a-half of rain
could fall in an hour.
Searing heat which pushed ther-
mometers towards the 86F (30C)
mark over the past few days will erupt
into thunder, lightning and tropical
downpours. And yesterday sunshine
started giving way to the rain.
A cooler couple of days will follow
with temperatures returning to
normal for the time of year to start
the working week.
Intense
But already two teenagers have
drowned during the heatwave.
On Friday a 19-year-old from
Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, died
after diving from a waterfall on the
River Swale to cool off.
On Thursday Robbie Lea, 17, died
at a lake in Cheshunt, Herts, despite
a rescue operation involving air
ambulance pilot Prince William.
The Met Office has issued a severe
weather warning for intense,
thundery deluges in the South today.
While Scotland and the North will
escape the heaviest showers, much of
the region could see persistent rain
throughout today, it said.
Met Office forecaster Marco
Petagna said thermometers will hover
around the mid-60s in the South while
the North will be much cooler.
He said that after a fresher inter-
lude tomorrow and Wednesday the
Close shave...the moment the Sea Vixen crash-landed at Yeovilton, Somerset
Pilot escapes unhurt after
crash-landing vintage jet
A PILOT had a lucky escape after
the last remaining Sea Vixen jet
crash-landed as it flew back to base
from an air display.
The aircraft was forced into an
emergency landing when its wheels
failed to lower as it prepared to touch
down in Yeovilton, Somerset.
The pilot walked away uninjured
after the belly-landing, which came
as the jet returned from an air show
in Duxford, Cambs, on Saturday.
Eyewitness Scott Dabinett, 32 an
aerospace engineer heard radio
communications between the control
tower and the pilot, who requested
confirmation that his wheels were
down. After the tower replied that
the wheels were still up and after
several passes of the runway it was
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mercury will rise again towards the
weekend. He added: The South will
see the heaviest downpours on Mon-
day as thundery conditions move up
from France. One-and-a-half inches
of rain was expected in just one hour.
Southern regions will be warmer
with highs of up to 77F whereas the
North will stay between 55F and 59F
around average for the time of year. Crowds of eager sun seekers flock to the beach at Margate, Kent, yesterday...but torrential rain is on the way
Mr Petagna said: It is generally
going be quite warm and humid, and
it is not until Tuesday that we will
start to see fresher conditions.
Towards the end of the week there
are signs of it turning warmer again,
not quite as hot as before, but
temperatures back into the mid-60s.
Met Office chief forecaster Steve
Ramsdale said torrential rain in
southern England threatens flash
flooding today. He said: Heavy rain
will spread north-eastward into
Monday with some locally torrential
downpours and thunder possible.
This could result in some disrup-
tion, with sudden flooding of roads,
transport routes, homes and
businesses possible.
Temperatures hit 85F at Lossie-
mouth, Scotland, on Friday making it
the hottest day of the year so far.
Britons flocked to the great out-
doors over the past three days to
make the most of the warm weather.
Despite cooler conditions tomor-
row and Wednesday, temperatures
will start to pick up for the start of the
meteorological summer on Thursday.
Experts say this could be the start
of a lengthy spell of warm, dry weather
likely through June.
By Michael Pickard
announced the pilot would attempt a
gear-up landing. Mr Dabinett said:
As soon as she touched the runway
the canopy was released and the
engines were shut down.
She slid up the runway very
smoothly and under control. It was
much quieter than I was expecting.
As soon as we saw the pilot was
OK we all started breathing again.
Everyone was shaking.
This particular Sea Vixen jet
named Foxy Lady first flew in 1963
and was retired from service in 1971.
In a separate incident yesterday, a
pilot died when his light aircraft
crashed into a field in Apperknowle,
Derbyshire.
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Anti-British Abbott is
unfit to hold high office
E
very time Diane Abbott opens
her mouth the Conservative Party
must thank its lucky stars that this
preposterous woman is shadow
home secretary. Who in their right mind
could possibly believe
FINAL that she is fit for
ARTWORK
public office?
And has she any idea quite how
offensive she has just been? Asked
about her support for the IRA in the
1980s, Abbott (without condemning the
organisation) compared her changing
views with changing her hair.
It would be laughable were
it not so
appalling. Just how does Diane think
this will go down with the families of the
victims of the IRA?
There is not one single member of the
shadow government who is fit for high
office but Abbott, remember, is shadow
home secretary.
If, Heaven forbid, she was ever to
occupy the real role, she would be in
charge of the police, of security on
our streets, of attempting to ensure
that in the wake of the Manchester
horror, another such attack would
be avoided.
Instead, we have in Abbott (and her
party leader) an apologist for terrorists,
a woman who is on record as saying
every defeat of the British state is a
victory for all of us.
It is to the eternal shame of the
Labour Party that she is speaking
for them on matters of national
importance. Diane Abbott cannot step
down from the national stage soon
enough.
BA brought down to earth
I
nternational air travel is a
nightmare at the best of times: the
stress and misery of stringent
security checks and endless queuing
at airports are the norm. And that is
without one of the worlds major
airlines suffering a colossal IT failure
resulting in flight cancellations, lost
baggage and ruined holidays.
British Airways looks as if it will
be paying dearly for this latest
catastrophe with a compensation bill
already estimated at 150million and
rising. But that will be scant relief for
its passengers.
Well take good care of you, was
BAs motto when it was casting itself
as the worlds favourite airline.
Let us hope that it returns to that
noble aspiration once more.
Reasons to feel above par
W
ho would have thought that
golf is so good for you? Not only
does a round of golf involve
more than 10,000 steps todays
recommended daily minimum for
health it also burns off calories and
exposes the golfer to plentiful fresh air.
Nothing to be teed-off about over
that. Rather, its a cause for
celebrations at the 19th hole.
A Corbyn victory
would totally ruin
the UKs economy
Picture: PA
T
he aftermath of
the
Manchester bombing
has further dramatically
exposed Labours unfit-
ness for office. If Jeremy
Corbyn wins the Gen-
eral Election, the governance of
our country will be in the hands
of a man who has supported
violent Irish Republicanism,
wanted Nato to be abolished,
and sympathised with Islamist
organisations.
But the justified focus on ter-
rorism has meant that Labours
irresponsible economic policy
has so far escaped the scrutiny
it deserves. Corbyns doctri-
naire socialist plan, with its
massive extensions of tax,
spending and state control, is a
blueprint for meltdown which
will turn into a nightmare for
the British people.
Beyond Labours rhetoric
RADICAL: Marxist Jeremy Corbyn and his followers would wreak financial chaos
about economic change lies
the whiff of revolution. Both
Corbyn and his shadow chan- bring down the Tory Govern-
cellor John McDonnell are ment by making the nation
Leo McKinstry
veteran Marxist ideologues ungovernable. Fighting to bring
who yearn for the overthrow of back sanity to the Labour
capitalism. Indeed, at a May Party, Neil Kinnock success-
Day rally in Trafalgar Square fully took them on during the
this year, McDonnell stood
beneath an array of Commu-
Daily Express columnist mid-1980s, accusing them of
fomenting grotesque chaos
nist and Stalinist banners to that only inflicted misery on
deliver another of his rants. actions will be imposed. Any- plummeting house values, the the working-class. Yet now it
During the election cam- one earning more than 80,000 service and property sectors is the Loony Left that is in
paign, many families have will face an income tax rate of would slide into crisis. charge of Labour.
E
expressed concern about the 45 per cent, while a new 50 per A deep recession would be
Tories policy on paying for cent band is to be introduced just one aspect of Labours eco-
social care, which they fear for those on pay above nomic disaster. Corbyn is pledg-
might impact on their inherit- 123,000. ing his paymasters in the trade
ances. But a reckless, Marxist But none of it would bring in unions far more power, which very experiment in
Corbyn government would nearly as much revenue as would mean a disastrous return socialism has ended in
wreck the economy, pulverise Labour pretends, since the to 1970s-style militancy. Wide- tyranny and failure. But
individual living standards and incentives for wealth creation spread nationalisation would by far the most revealing guide
obliterate our national wealth. will be lost. In a globalised, breed institutional sclerosis to the catastrophe of Corbyns
Labours expenditure would financially mobile world, com- while an expansion of the economic philosophy is the
soon spiral out of control. At a panies and individuals will benefits system would breed recent experience of Venezuela,
time when the economy is still move elsewhere, reduce their more dependency. where the socialist leader
weighed down by the fiscal def- output or adopt tax avoidance. Similarly, Corbyns enthusi- Hugo Chavez seized power in a
icit, the party promises an extra Last week, independent asm for open borders would revolution in 1999, proceeding
50billion of annual spending, think tank the Institute of Fis- fuel more mass immigration, to adopt a Corybynite pro-
with new billions for the NHS cal Studies said that Labours worsening the burden on gramme of nationalisation and
and free tuition for students. tax plans would not raise public services and driving wealth redistribution.
B
anything like the sums down living standards. Back in Britain, Corbyn was
claimed, adding that the idea it Poverty and paralysis would delighted. Success for radical
can all be funded by faceless be the inevitable consequences policies in Venezuela is being
corporations and the rich is of a Corbyn regime. But we achieved by providing for the
ut not included in that a pretence. dont need to look to the future poorest, he wrote. The reality
total are the vast bills Inevitably, a black hole would to be aware of that. Every grim was that Venezuela was being
for nationalisation, nor develop at the heart of a Labour lesson of his political history transformed from one of the
the additional 250billion for governments finances which points in the same direction. richest countries in South
infrastructure development. could only be filled by more During the 1980s, for instance, America into an economic
Margaret Thatcher once said taxes and more borrowing. But he was a key member of the basket case. Chavez died in
that the problem with social- further borrowing would lead well-named Loony Left, a move- 2013 but the economy shrank
ism is that you soon run out of to big interest rate rises, hitting ment of radical zealots, hard- by 19 per cent last year alone.
other peoples money. A Cor- mortgages and businesses. line Labour councils and mili- The nations currency is
byn government will be a per- Amid mass repossessions and tant trade unions that aimed to almost worthless. Inflation is
fect illustration of that truth. running at 1660 per cent. Shops
Labour argue that they can
fund their expenditure by ham-
mering the wealthy and busi-
The Loony Left is are empty. Riots are endemic.
Britain will face its own
breakdown if Corbyn wins. For
nesses. Corporation tax will be
hiked from 19 to 26 per cent. A
new tax on financial trans-
in charge of Labour the sake of our economic
survival, he cannot be allowed
near power.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
By Neil Clark
F
orty years ago Britain was
in the midst of Silver Jubilee
fever as the country marked
25 years since the accession
of Queen Elizabeth II to the
throne. A jubilant burst of
celebrations in London and all over
the country officially marks the
start of Jubilee Week revelries,
the souvenir 12p edition of the
Radio Times of June 4 to 10, 1977,
declared.
More than 4,000 street parties
were held in London alone with
12,000 in Britain as a whole. Jubilee
Day on June 7 saw the biggest
outside broadcast in colour that
the BBC had ever mounted, while
the Queen joined in the fun by
lighting the first bonfire in the
biggest chain of beacons seen in
Britain since the Spanish Armada,
and which linked Windsor Great
Park with 103 Fires Of Friendship
the length and breadth of the UK.
At the time of the Silver Jubilee,
the Queen was 51 years old.
The Duke of Edinburgh was 55.
The Queen Mother was 76, and still
enjoying life to the full, while
Prince Charles was an unattached
young man of 28.
One of the most humorous
events of the Jubilee year involved
the Prince of Wales when he
appeared on the Australian talk
show Countdown to promote a
charity single. The presenter was
so nervous at the prospect of
interviewing a Royal guest he froze
on air and failed repeatedly to
get the introduction right. Prince
Charles helpfully suggested the
poor man use a teleprompter.
Years later Charles recorded his
own parody tribute to the interview
saying that it was an evening I will
never forget.
Back at home, the BBCs cover-
age was much more professional.
Thirty-eight cameras covered
the Day Of Celebration on Tuesday
June 7. More than one million
people not deterred by the unsea-
sonally cold and rainy weather
lined the route, while a staggering
500million watched throughout
the Commonwealth as the Queen
and Prince Philip rode in the gold
state coach to St Pauls Cathedral
for the service of thanksgiving.
Among the dignitaries in attend-
ance were the Labour Prime
Minister James Callaghan and
the US President Jimmy Carter.
T
here were special editions
of the nations favourite
television programmes.
Jubilee Songs Of Praise came
from the Garrison Church of Holy
Trinity in Windsor.
The popular music hall show The
Good Old Days hosted Festive
Fanfaranade with dazzling artists
for your delectation and delight
who included Max Bygraves, Jessie
Matthews and Millicent Martin.
There was even a Jubilee Jack-
anory presented by Penelope
Keith, the star of The Good Life.
BBC Radio 2 broadcast a special
concert from the Royal Festival
Hall, with comedian Arthur Askey
one of the star turns. The world
was my oyster in 1952, Askey remi-
nisced. I was riding very high.
Who would have thought I would
be just as busy 25 years later. Prince
Charles said to me, I suppose you
are the sort who wants to die on
the job.
On the morning of June 9, the
Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh
recreated the historic waterborne
journey of Queen Elizabeth I, by
sailing up the River Thames from
The 1977 Silver Jubilee was 40 years
ago. So just how did Britain celebrate?
Pictures: PATRICK WARD / ALAMY, ANWAR HUSSEIN / GETTY
WHEN PATRIOTISM RULED: Large
crowds turned out to praise the
Queen and hold street parties
days later there was Royal delight
as the Queens own horse, Dun-
fermline, won the Oaks.
In late May, Liverpool became
the first English team to win
the European Cup since 1968,
with a 3-1 victory over the West
German side Borussia Mnchen-
gladbach. Liverpool did more than
win a football match in the heat of
Rome last night. They lifted our
hearts and strengthened our patri-
otism, said the Liverpool Echo.
In July, tennis player Virginia
Wade won the Wimbledon Ladies
singles after years of trying, while
Greenwich to Lambeth on the cheering crowds from the balcony in April the nations favourite race-
launch Nore. That evening there of Buckingham Palace. horse Red Rum won the Grand
was an illuminated River Pageant British sports stars human and National for a third time. An
with the Embankment lined by a equine did their bit to make Jubi- improving economy also helped
quarter of a million people. The lee Year special. On Wednesday create a feel-good factor.
days events culminated in a huge June 1 jockey Lester Piggott won By the middle of 1977, North
firework display and the Queen the Epsom Derby for a record Sea Oil was coming ashore to the
and Prince Philip appearing to eighth time on The Minstrel. A few tune of more than half a million
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 13
silver jubilee: How
britain has changed
1977
Population: 56.19million
Petrol: 18p a litre.
20 cigarettes: 55p
Pint of beer: 38p
White loaf: 15p
Average house price:
12,689.
Average weekly wage: 68.70
2017
Population: 65.5million
Petrol: 1.18p a litre
20 cigarettes: 10.26
Pint of beer: 3.92
White loaf: 1.01
Average house price:
207,308.
Average weekly wage: 512
barrels a day, a third of the
countrys needs, writes Andrew
Marr in his book A History Of
Modern Britain.
But not everyone was happy
to celebrate the Silver Jubilee.
On May 27 punk group The Sex
Pistols, fronted by Johnny Rotten,
released an ironic version of the
national anthem God Save The
Queen, which likened Britain
to a fascist regime and declared
that she was not a human being.
A promotional poster showed a
picture of the Queen with a safety
pin through her nose.
The record was not protected by
the principle of free speech and
was banned by the BBC, but still
entered the pop charts at number
11 to the great disquiet of
royalists and sensitive parliamen-
tarians. The Sex Pistols manager
Malcolm McLaren chartered a boat
named Queen Elizabeth so his
band could perform their hit live
while sailing down the Thames on
Jubilee Day.
H
owever police forced the
vessel to dock and arrested
McLaren. There was fur-
ther controversy when God Save
The Queen was denied the Number
One spot in the charts in Jubilee
Week by a single of Rod Stewarts,
which had already spent three
weeks at the top. McLaren claimed
that the British music industry had
conspired to keep The Sex Pistols
at number two by changing the
rules about how the charts were
compiled for just one week.
Meanwhile, the Queen was
keeping very busy. She and
the Duke of Edinburgh visited
36 British counties on their
Jubilee Tour, while in August they
journeyed to Northern Ireland
for the first time in 11 years. During
1977 it is estimated that Elizabeth
and Philip travelled more than
56,000 miles visiting outposts of the
Commonwealth.
In her Christmas address the
Queen reflected on the year. The
street parties and village fetes, the
presents, the flowers from the
children, the mile upon mile of
decorated streets and houses;
these things suggest that the real
value and pleasure of the celebra-
tion was that we all shared in it
together, she said.
And 40 years on even the most
famous anti-royalist of 1977 has
changed his tune. I love all the
pageantry, admits Johnny Rotten,
adding that he would sorely miss
the Queen as a human being when
she dies.
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A life well lived in the fast lane

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T WAS good to be in the audience shared with her late husband
of Radio 4s new series of Women John Thaw (who incidentally was
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interviewing actress Sheila
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she had in owning them.
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E-type Jaguar that is often
parked outside her gym. I
go the gym to stop myself
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and has no intention
of moving over to
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THE Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai will be featured heavily

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the British Museum in London.
His famous illustrative and strangely modern Great Wave painting
and studies of Mount Fuji are famous for being timeless.
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the curve on so many levels not least that he didnt really seriously
turn to being an artist until he was 75. I love the idea that so many new
and exciting adventures can await us at any age if we happily choose
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of now. We put off, avoid, dig
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bothersome things will go away.
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find ways of getting into action.
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procrastinate any more, I blatantly
ignore all my responsibilities.
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Be a good sport...why a round of
golfs a fair way to keep healthy
By James Robinson
PLAYING golf could be the ideal
way to stay fit, with an average
player walking 13,000 steps
during each round, according to
health experts.
Macmillan Cancer Support said
golfers walk between four and
eight miles while working their
way through an 18-hole course,
completing between 11,245 and
16,667 steps in the process.
Those golfers who carry their
clubs can also chip away more
than 1,500 calories during an
average round.
Quoting research from the Brit-
ish Journal of Sports Medicine,
the charity said one game of golf
totals around four hours worth of
moderately intense activity.
This is an hour and a half more
than the 150 minutes the Depart-
ment of Health recommends
people complete each week.
According to medical experts,
this can reduce the risk of
contracting serious long-term
health conditions such as heart
disease and cancer.
Dr Justin Varney, of Public
Health England, said: Daily
physical activity boosts health
both in the short and long term.
Any activity that increases
your heart rate for at least 10
minutes has a positive effect.
Macmillan is promoting the
research ahead of its national
aLCOHOLS HEART BENEFITS may be myth
THE belief that a regular glass
of wine is good for the heart
may just be wishful thinking, drinking as they age
according to a study.
Research suggesting older
moderate drinkers have better
heart health than non-drinkers
has been cast into doubt.
Non-drinkers may, in fact,
be former drinkers who quit
due to ill health, experts said.
Professor Tim Stockwell, of
the University of Victoria in
Canada, said: The notion that
one or two drinks a day is
doing us good may just be
Longest Day Golf Challenge,
which is due to take place next
month.
Participants across the country
will attempt to play for 16 hours
and 38 minutes on June 21 the
longest day of the year.
During that time golfers will
play 72 holes, the equivalent of
four rounds, and take more than
300 shots in the process.
Elizabeth Connare, marketing
programme manager for
Macmillan Cancer Support, said:
Golf is fun, sociable and
surprisingly good for you.
Macmillans Longest Day Golf
Challenge will see novice and
wishful thinking. People
generally cut down on
especially if they have health
problems. Those who continue
to be moderate drinkers later
in life are healthier.
The analysis, published in
the Journal Of Studies On
Alcohol And Drugs, found
under-55s who drank heavily
did not enjoy better heart
health when they were older.
A separate study of 9,000
UK adults found that drinking
habits changed over time.
rofessional players alike
p Always And Forever.
take on four rounds of
golf in one day, playing
from sunrise to sunset
all to support people
affected by cancer. Its
certainly a big challenge
but, like the game itself, it is
bound to be a whole lot of fun.
Last years event saw 3,000
teams of four tee-off and raised
over 1.5million for Macmillan
Cancer Support. Those wishing
to sign up to this years event can
find out more information by
visiting the c
haritys website.
Opinion: Page 12
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 15
Thriller
writer left
40m will
By Gillian Crawley
Reclusive songwriter
Rod Temperton who
wrote the Michael
Jackson hit Thriller has
left nearly 40million.
Probate records reveal
Temperton left his entire
net estate of 39,917,682,
to wife Kathy, who lived
with him in Chelsea, as
well as homes in Los
Angeles, France,
Switzerland and Kent as
well as an island in Fiji.
Temperton, who died
aged 66 in September,
was born in Cleethorpes,
Lincolnshire, and first
worked in a fish factory.
He played in local
bands before joining
disco group Heatwave,
writing their hits such as
Boogie Nights and
He later worked with
Quincy Jones, writing for
Jacksons albums Off
The Wall and then
Thriller in 1982 which
remains the worlds top
seller at 46 million.
Temperton shunned
the limelight and was
often referred to as The
Invisible Man.
Other artistes who
had hits with his work
include Donna Summer,
Mariah Carey, George
Benson, Aretha Franklin,
Players can walk 13,000 steps during a round of golf and Herbie Hancock.
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FAMILY ANIMAL MAGIC FROM KEELEY
Pictures: REX/SHUTTERSTOCK; GETTY; EMPICS; REDFERNS

KEELEY HAWES
reckons there arent
enough family-friendly
programmes these days.
And the 41-year-old
believes this is the reason
The Durrells, in which she
EDITED BY JACK TEAGUE WITH DOMINIQUE HINES
stars as a widowed mother

Freddie lives again

of four, has been such a hit.
Its one of those
feel-good nostalgia shows
people want to watch on a
Sunday night before getting
ready for the week ahead,
she says of the ITV1 drama

in Mays 3D album
based on the animal-mad
real-life family of naturalist
Gerald Durrell and set
in 1930s Corfu. The second
series ended last night.
Its something the whole
family can watch together
rare these days as its
difficult to make it work.
Keeley who has a son
with first husband,
cartoonist Spencer
McCallum and a son and
a daughter with second
husband, actor Matthew
Macfadyen adds:
From nine to 94, all these
generations sit together to
watch this show. I cant
think of anything else that
does that.
Fans with withdrawal
symptoms can catch the
series DVD, out today.
ICS
WITH HEAVY, MISERABLE LYR
ITS AN ELECTRONIC ALBUM
ABOUT HORRIBLE THINGS. LOTS OF DEATH AND DYING. GARY
PR FOR HIS NEW RECORD, SAVAGE
NUM AN SPARES NO EFFORT ON
QUEEN guitarist Brian May has
spoken movingly about
discovering a stash of forgotten
photos he took of the late
Freddie Mercury during the
bands heyday.
The 69-year-old has spent the
past three years sifting through
his enormous stereoscopic
photograph collection to compile
his new book, Queen In 3D. I
got pretty emotional. Especially
when I found pictures of Freddie
that I didnt know I had, he says
of the singer who died aged 45
in 1991 from bronchial
pneumonia resulting
from Aids.
I feel, looking at them,
that hes there. Hes alive.
It looks like you could
touch him.
Brian who has a PhD
in astrophysics as well
as being in one of the
most successful rock bands of
all time is a passionate
stereoscopic photographer and
took the snaps over a 46-year
period with a multi-lens camera.
The photos have a 3D effect
when seen through a special
viewer which makes the images
of the flamboyant legendary
frontman seem all the more
compelling.
Every time I look at one of
these in the viewer it stirs up
so many memories. Its so
evocative. Its like youre there.
The hardback book, released
this week with 3D glasses
included, features photographs
of the band never seen before.
It is very special to me. I
suppose its closure for me as
well, because retracing all those
steps through the years I feel
like Ive looked at them from a
distance and re-evaluated them.
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email us at diary@express.co.uk
BILL TURNBULL has a
& revealed a rather close encounter
with a stinging insect. The
Ex-BBC Breakfast presenter has kept
bees for 16 years and while he certainly
knows a thing or two it was his
specialist subject on 2008s Celebrity
Mastermind and in 2010 he published a
book called The Bad Beekeepers Club
the busy beasts can still surprise him.
You should always check your clothes
Secret... Which stars new film is so awful shes tried to get out of
all promotional work because shes too embarrassed?
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 17
Spotted... Little Boy Blue actor Stephen
Graham at Leicester Citys
ground Actor and stand-up comedian SIR Lenny
Henry on Earlham Street in London...
WITH a revamped Great British
& Bake Off due this autumn in its new
home of Channel 4 it seems we
might be getting a new-look Paul
Hollywood too.
Paul, 51, has revealed hes been picking
up fashion tips from new host and self-
styled psychedelic goth Noel Fielding
right. His clothes, I love them, I love them,
he says of the 44-year-old Mighty Boosh
comedians eccentric wardrobe. Ive stolen
a couple of his jackets because I think they
are that good.
Slightly alarming, as Paul is not usually
one to stray far from his classic shirt and
jeans combo. He adds
that the show with
fellow judge Prue
Leith, 77, and Noels
co-host Sandi
Toksvig, 59,
completing the line-up
will not disappoint
fans, who may regret
its move from the BBC.
Ive had such a
giggle with Noel and
Sandi. Shes so sharp
and funny. It will be
dynamic. I hope you
enjoy it. The proof of
the pudding
IN a display of sisterly love Dannii Minogue
& shared a picture of herself with Kylie
yesterday to celebrate her big sis turning 49.
It is magic having a loving sister, the 45-year-old
former X Factor judge wrote on Instagram alongside
a snap of Kylie planting a big kiss on her nose.
I have a sister who spreads smiles wherever she
goes. That tangible magic is her super power it is
so special to see. Happy Birthday Kylie.
It seems the siblings are as close as ever just
as well for the pop superstar, who has had a testing
year. In February she broke off her engagement to
British actor Joshua Sasse, 29, after a two-year
romance.
Kylie previously said of the split: I wish I had
trusted my instincts on some occasions. At least she
can trust her sister will always be there for her.
after visiting the hive to make sure you
dont have any unwanted company, says
Bill, 61, who hosted the morning show for
15 years before swapping TV for radio by
signing up with Classic FM as a DJ.
Ive just discovered this applies
especially to the loo. A bee and I startled
each other one day recently at what one
might call a delicate moment. Talk about
being caught with your trousers down
Lets not, Bill!
18 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017

125 years old, but the humble

digestive is still a favourite
By Gillian Crawley
DUNKED in a cuppa it is an
enduring favourite, but the
humble digestive has had more
than one image makeover
during its 125-year history,
vintage adverts show.
The iconic biscuits were
first advertised as a cure for
indigestion when they were
cooked up in 1892.
Their health benefits
came from the ingredient
sodium bicarbonate which
is still used as an antacid.
Makers McVitie & Price, as
the company was then known,
stressed their wholesome
patriotism proudly using Brit-
ish wheat instead of imported
grain like other biscuit makers.
Advertising from the 1930s
and 1940s featured rosy-cheeked
children to emphasise their
nourishing qualities, while a
1950s housewife put digestives
at the top of her shopping list.
Things took a racy turn in the
1990s when actress Jane Asher
was poured into a chocolate
dress to emphasise the
biscuits seductive side, but
A 1990s advert featuring Jane Asher stresses the biscuits seductive qualities the brand returned to its
McVities digestives launched in 1892
family image with adverts featuring
puppies.
McVities has released the vintage
images to celebrate 125 years of the
snack, coinciding with National
Biscuit Day today.
Marketing director Kerry Owens
said: Original McVities digestives
have truly stood the test of time and
remain one of the UKs favourite
biscuits even 125 years on.
This collection of adverts through
the ages not only offers an intriguing
insight into British culture but also
the original McVities digestives
strong place in it.
Britain scoffs more than 70
million packets of chocolate
digestives each year an
average of 52 biscuits per
second.
The chocolate is actually on
the bottom of the biscuit,
meaning that most of us eat
them the wrong way up.
Digestives were invented by
27-year-old Alexander Grant, who
had turned up at the companys
factory in Edinburgh five years
earlier looking for a job.
Grant, who was later knighted, had
the idea of using coarse brown flour
to give his new biscuit its distinctive
flavour and texture.
The combination of a treat that
did you good made the digestive an
instant hit.
But it was only in 1925 that
someone had the idea of adding a
little luxury by coating one side of it
in dark chocolate.
Milk chocolate for those with a
sweeter tooth followed.

6,000 drivers caught

121M using mobile in first
WON SO FAR month of tough law
By Michael Knowles
Still only
500K
1
More than 200 drivers a day
were caught using their mobile
phones in the wake of a major
CAN BE WON crackdown on the practice.
EVERY WEEK Police forces in Britain have
Thats 5 draws per week each penalised almost 6,000 motorists
with up to 100K jackpot for the offence in the four weeks
after tougher punishments took
effect one every seven minutes.
Campaigners claimed the
worrying findings suggest many
drivers are ignoring repeated
warnings about the dangers of
using phones at the wheel despite
Draws on a string of publicity campaigns
and the risk of harsher sanctions.
Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday Twenty-two people were killed
and 99 seriously injured in acci- More than 200 drivers a day were stopped by police for using a mobile
dents on Britains roads in 2015 in
which a motorist using a mobile may not have been logged at the by a man who was using his
was a contributory factor, Depart- time FOI responses were issued. mobile phone;
ment for Transport figures show. The Metropolitan Police l A driver on his phone while
As from March 1, those who fall registered the highest number at behind the wheel of a school
foul of the rules face getting six 2,037, meaning more than 70 minibus with 10 children on board
points on their licence and a 200 drivers were caught using a hand- in Manchester.
fine, up from the previous penalty held phone on Londons roads The RAC Foundation described
of three points and 100. each day. Thames Valley Police the increased penalties as a
The changes mean new drivers recorded the second-largest total start, but warned the figures for
risk losing their licence for at 478, followed by Police March suggest the key message
sending a single text. Scotland (339), Hampshire Police still isnt sinking in.
Calls for efforts to curb illegal (280) and Cheshire Police (224). Director Steve Gooding said:
mobile phone use intensified Incidents reported by police Driving is a safety-critical
in the wake of a string of after the tougher penalties were activity that requires our full
high-profile cases and research introduced included: attention. Hands need to be on
indicating that it is widespread. l A man spotted doing his the wheel and eyes looking out of
Figures obtained following online banking while driving the windscreen, not down at the
Freedom of Information requests along the M5 near Birmingham; phone screen.
show police forces recorded 5,977 l Norfolk Police stopping a Road safety charity Brake
instances of the practice the four woman who was responding to a spokesman Jack Kushner
weeks after the clampdown was message about her lost puppy bemoaned the number of drivers
begun alongside a nationwide being found; selfishly using their mobile
police campaign. l A lorry driver fined for tex- phones behind the wheel.
16+ Players must be 16 or over. The Health Lottery logo is a registered trademark of The Health Lottery Ltd. The actual figure is likely to be ting while on the M2 in Kent; The charity wants the 200 fine
The Health Lottery scheme manages 51 society lotteries that operate in rotation and each represents a different
geographical region of Great Britain. This weeks society lottery is HealthShine Glasgow & Strathclyde, next weeks will be HealthAmaze Wakefield & Leeds. higher as seven forces did not l A 7.5-ton lorry driven around to be significantly increased to
For more details on which society lottery is running each week please visit www.healthlottery.co.uk or ask your Health Lottery retailer. provide figures and some cases a roundabout in Bournemouth deter offenders.

By James Robinson
SPOON-fed babies are more likely
to end up overweight or obese
than babies who are allowed to feed
themselves, according to a study.
Professor Amy Brown, an expert in
infant feeding, believes that some
spoon-fed babies are being forced to
overeat by their parents.
Research found more than twice as
many babies spoon-fed from six
months were overweight by the time
they were toddlers compared with tots
who fed themselves finger foods.
Almost 20 per cent of the spoon-fed
sample group were overweight by the
time they were two, compared with
just eight per cent of self-fed babies.
This led to an average difference in
weight between the two groups of
2lbs, independent of other factors like
birth weight, weaning age, breast-
feeding and mothers background.
In her book Why Starting Solids
Matters, published this week, the
academic highlighted the study of
300 babies and their feeding habits.
Aeroplane
Professor Brown suggests babies
allowed to feed themselves stopped
eating when they became full, mean-
ing they were less likely to overeat.
The study also found that babies
allowed a range of solid foods from the
age of six months a process known as
baby-led weaning were often trim,
healthy and adventurous eaters.
In contrast, she said parents could
be overfeeding their babies by making
them finish a meal, despite them
rejecting the food.
Professor Brown, an associate pro-
fessor at Swansea University, said:
Let them eat as little as they want. A
jar of baby food is too big for what a
little baby needs.
When you are waving the spoon
around and saying here comes the big
aeroplane lets finish it, if they clamp
their mouth shut, forget about it. They
Spoon-fed tots may
be eating too much
Spoon feeding
infants has been
questioned by
a new study
will not starve. And addressing the
issue of messy mealtimes, she added:
Kids need to learn about food.
They need to find out, for instance,
what happens if they squash it or drop
it on the floor.
Professor Browns advice is similar
to that of doctor Benjamin Spock,
who recommended in the 1960s that
babies should be allowed to feed them-
selves from as young as possible.
In the early 2000s, the Department
of Health released advice suggesting
that babies should be fed a mixture of
purees and finger foods from the age
of six months.
That advice remains today, with
current NHS weaning guidelines
suggesting babies should be offered
soft finger foods that they can feed to
themselves, alongside spoon-fed
purees from six months old.
Finger foods can include mashed
or soft cooked fruit and vegetables.
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 19
Man held
over music
fans death
By Tom Kershaw
A MAN is in custody
after a festival-goer died
after being taken ill on
board a bus travelling to
Radio 1s Big Weekend.
The 21-year-old man
was on a shuttle bus to
the festival site near
Hull, East Yorks, when
he became unwell at
2.30pm on Saturday.
Emergency services
rushed to the scene, but
he died later in hospital.
A Humberside Police
spokesperson said: A
20-year-old man has
been arrested in
connection with the sad
death of a 21-year-old
man yesterday.
The man died at Hull
Royal Infirmary after
being taken ill on a bus
travelling from Hull
Paragon Interchange to
Burton Constable Hall.
Police investigating
the death are not
treating it as suspicious.
Parents can then introduce more The two-day music
advanced foods later, including small festival was organised so
pieces of meat and rice. festival-goers had to
A statement on the NHS website take pre-booked shuttle
explained: Its a really important step buses. They could not
in their development and it can be travel to the event on
great fun to explore new flavours and foot or by car.
textures together. Saturdays line-up saw
Babies dont need three meals a stars Katy Perry and
day to start with so you can begin Kasabian pay tribute to
by offering foods at a time that suits the Manchester Arena
you both. bomb victims.
20 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017

Alesha turns up heat at

Pictures: ED ROBINSON, TOM DYMOND/ITV

Alesha
thrilled
fans this
weekend

energy fest as greatest

girl band storms BGT
By Michael Pickard
Britains Got Talent judge Alesha
Dixon warmed up for the talent shows
semi-finals this week with a performance
of her own.
Dazzling in a blue and orange fringed
dress, the former Mis-Teeq singer who
also won Strictly Come Dancing in 2007
performed some of her hits in front of
hundreds of fans at Queen Elizabeth
Olympic Park in London.
Dixon took to the stage on Saturday
during Shells Make The Future Live
festival which promotes cleaner energy.
The remaining 40 contestants in this
years Britains Got Talent face the
five semi-final rounds this week before
Sundays grand final.
The winners of the ITV show will receive
250,000 and appear at this years Royal
Variety Performance.
Girl group Miss Treat Vibe, who
stormed through their audition with the
Salt-N-Pepa classic Whatta Man, will per-
form in the first live semi-final tonight.

Determined
The four singers Lavelle, 22, from
Sheffield, Jeanette, 24, from south
London, Moesha, 19, from Swindon and Jeanette Akua, second left, with Miss Treat Vibe at the BGT auditions shown on Saturday
Bambi, 22, from Birmingham have been
together for a year.
At their audition, Simon Cowell told
them: You might be the greatest girl
band we have ever seen on this show.
The singers admit they were in shock
when they heard Cowells comments.
Jeanette said: It was amazing he said
that. It gave us some hope we might have
a career after that.
Weve been locked away rehearsing in
front of mirrors with our hairbrushes. We
liked what he said about not taking our-
selves too seriously. We are serious about
the music but were not trying too hard.
It will be a second chance for Jeanette
who was part of Gary Barlow-mentored
trio Miss Dynamix in 2013 the third act
to be eliminated then.
She said. Lavelle, Moesha and Bambi
made me fall in love with music again.
After [the previous appearance], I was
really down and didnt want to perform
again. But when I met my girls, I remem-
bered I loved music. They gave me faith. Jeanette, left, with Miss Dynamix, who were eliminated in 2013 Barlow...mentor in 2013

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HOMES within easy reach of
upmarket food store Waitrose
can command a 36,480
premium, claims a study.
The Waitrose effect added
the largest uplift in house
prices. Other major super-
markets added 22,000 on
average to nearby properties.
Researchers found Marks &
Spencer, which had the second
highest premium, added an
WAS 89.99 average of 29,992 to the value
Homes in areas close to major
supermarkets are commanding
Waitrose locating in more affluent areas
topped a where prices are relatively high.
national In 2014 house prices in areas
survey with a Lidl were, on average,
analysing 4,700 lower than in neighbour-
the value ing areas. Today they are 6,400
higher.
that each The survey compared aver-
food store age house prices in postcode
adds to areas with a supermarket close
properties by to property values further
located away, to calculate the price
nearby premium paid for homes
located near the stores.
doorstep means buyers typi- They found the average
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carried out the study, explained:
a premium of 21,512.
The simple convenience of
doing weekly shopping within
easy reach is a real pull for
many homebuyers.
The Waitrose effect is clear.
A premium brand on your
But the research also shows
that areas with discount 36,480 for a Waitrose; followed
stores have, on average, seen
the most rapid house price
growth in recent years. There
has been some suggestion that
Lidl and Aldi are increasingly
near each supermarket was:
by Marks & Spencer at 29,992;
Sainsburys 26,081; Iceland
22,767; Tesco 21,344; Co-Op
20,687; Morrisons 10,504; Lidl
6,416; and Asda 4,117.
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By Adrian Lee
D
ESPITE the passage
of time, it is a murder
mystery that shows no
sign of losing its power
to fascinate. Ever since
aristocrat Lord Lucan
bludgeoned the family nanny to
death, attacked his wife then
disappeared into the night, the
case has been the subject of
endless speculation.
Now, almost 43 years after
those terrible events, there is to
be yet another twist as the key
survivor gives her first television
interview. Lady Lucan has
agreed to take part in an ITV
documentary next week,
in which she describes how
she confronted her husband
in the aftermath of the killing
and pleaded for her own life to
be spared.
It is thought that the troubled
peer murdered nanny Sandra
Rivett, having mistaken her for
his wife in the basement of their
Belgravia home. Lady Lucan,
now 79, tells of her encounter
with her husband moments later,
stating: I said to him Please
dont kill me John. Then I asked,
Wheres Sandra? And he said
Shes dead, dont look.
The programme, My Husband:
The Truth, contains previously
unseen footage of the family.
Lord Lucans wife also gives an
insight into their strained rela-
tionship and the reckless habits
of her husband, a professional
gambler and playboy who
raced power boats and drove a
Mercedes. She reveals he barely
spoke to her once they were
married. He said: Thats the
point of being married, you dont
have to talk to the person.
Despite being nicknamed
Lucky, Lord Lucan left behind
a trail of gambling debts. In the
months leading up to the killing
it is claimed the peer, who had
a brief career as a merchant
banker, frittered away 50,000
and was drinking heavily.
At the time the Lucans were
involved in a bitter custody
battle over their three children,
which he had just lost.
After she was attacked by her
husband of 11 years, Lady Lucan
fled to a nearby pub to raise the
alarm. Its her assertion that
the 39-year-old peer threw
himself from a cross-Channel
ferry soon after the murder, in
November 1974.
It is known that he drove to a
friends house in East Sussex in
a borrowed car, which was later
found abandoned in Newhaven
with bloodstains inside. A length
of pipe found in the boot of
the vehicle matched the weapon
discovered in the basement,
where the nannys body was
concealed under a mail bag.
S HORTLY before he van-
ished Lord Lucan rang
his mother and told her
there had been a terrible catas-
trophe at the family home. My
husband committed suicide
because he was an honourable
man, Lady Lucan has claimed
in the past. I have learned to
forgive him. She has described
what she believes was his
suicide as a brave deed.
An inquest in 1975 named Lord
Lucan as the killer of 29-year-old
Sandra Rivett, who had a young
son. The 7th Earl of Lucan,
whose handsome looks once
made him a candidate for the
role of James Bond, was eventu-
ally presumed dead in 1992. A
death certificate was finally
issued last year, giving his son
the right to inherit the title.
However, that has not
prevented scores of claimed
sightings of Lord Lucan around
the world and a raft of theories
about the murder and his sub-
sequent disappearance. In 2012,
I begged my
husband not to
kill me, reveals
Lady Lucan
The wife of missing peer Lord Lucan speaks of the night
their nanny was murdered in her rst TV interview
Pictures: TONY WARD/ITV; TOPHAMS/PA
his brother Hugh Bingham said
he was sure the missing peer
fled to Africa following Sandra
Rivetts murder.
The author of one book
claimed an intruder murdered
the nanny and attacked Lady
Lucan. In another book, a former
Scotland Yard detective said
that Lucan fled to Goa where he
lived a hippy lifestyle as Barry
Halpin until his death in 1996.
Other claimed sightings of
Lord Lucan were in an ex-Nazi
colony in Paraguay, a sheep sta-
tion in the Australian outback,
backpacking on Mount Etna and
as a waiter in San Francisco.
Police, who felt duty bound to
investigate some of the more
credible sightings, were involved
in countless wild goose chases.
In 2004, Detective Chief Supt
Lewis Benjamin, who conducted one day.
a 30th anniversary review of the
case, concluded: The evidence
points towards the fact that
Lord Lucan left the country and
lived abroad. Whether he is still
alive today, I dont know.
The documentary, on June 5, is
unlikely to throw up any
new leads. However, it turns the
spotlight on the peers wife,
who never remarried and later
became something of a recluse.
Her relationship with the chil-
dren, George, Camilla and
Frances, asleep upstairs at the
time of the murder, broke down.
It was claimed that Lady
Lucan confided to a previous
nanny that she feared for her
safety and had concerns that
STAYING with the royals, Football Association
FATAL TRIO: The Lucans in
the early 1970s and nanny
Sandra Rivett, whom Lord
Lucan killed by mistake
her husband would harm her
tells The Lady magazine.
Veronica, Lady Lucans mind
remains razor sharp and
woe-betide anyone who seeks to
contradict her version of events,
which are outlined on her web-
site called Setting The Record
Straight. She lives in a rented
flat near the old family home and
down the years has been a stout
defender of the honour of the
man who tried to kill her. She has
also been critical of people trying
to make a fast buck out of
the Lucan name.
After more than four decades
it is tempting to think that
Lady Lucans belated foray in
front of the TV cameras will be
the final word on the case. But
dont count on it.
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 21
HICKEY
LONG considered persona non grata by
Princes William and Harry, former royal
butler Paul Burrells love of the spotlight
shows no sign of waning.
Described as Princess
Dianas rock, Burrell,
pictured, now recalls his
late employer seeing the
funny side when an
unnamed US politician
once promised to make
her Americas First
Lady if she married him.
Stressing the man in
question was not Donald Trump,
Burrell tells the Late Late Show on
Irish television: She said to me: Can
you imagine? Id come on a state visit to
Britain and have to be a guest of my
mother-in-law!
president Prince William was at Wembley
to present the FA Cup to winners Arsenal at
the weekend.
A keen Aston Villa supporter, William
has explained in the past why he chose
the West Midlands club, recalling: I wanted
to have a team that was more middle of the
table, that could give me the more emotional
roller coaster moments. He jokily added:
Looking back, that was a bad idea!
Brother Harry is an Arsenal fan, along with
their grandmother the Queen.
LORD SUGAR insists on giving Labour
politician Chuka Umunna career advice,
urging him on Twitter: Listen mate, start
to work out how you can take over as
leader in 2022 as they will have a chance
with you in charge. Get rid of Corbyn.
Sugar quit Labour after the 2015 general
election in protest at the partys negative
business policies. Does the Apprentice
boss really believe Umunna, 38, has the
stomach for the top job?
The former frontbencher announced
he wanted to succeed the departing
Ed Miliband two years ago but pulled out
of the leadership race just three days later
blaming the level of pressure that came
with being a candidate.
CELEBRATING his 50th birthday today,
Oasis star Noel Gallagher announced the
break-up of the group eight years ago after
a backstage bust-up with brother and
bandmate Liam.
Despite regularly taunting his older sibling,
singer Liam says his bags are packed,
should Noel ever have a change of heart
about touring with him again.
The latter announced he would only
consider joining Liam on stage for a one-off
show if he was paid 20million.
PROMOTING the DVD release of her
hit 1980s series Nanny, Wendy Craig,
pictured, fondly recalls the popularity of
her loveable screen
alter-ego Barbara Gray.
I even got some lovely
letters from little children
saying, Will you be my
nanny? It gave me a very
warm feeling inside, she
The actress, who
also played frustrated
housewife Ria Parkinson
in BBC sitcom Butterflies, found herself
back in the headlines in 2004 when it
emerged her son Ross had been the result
of a secret affair with author Sir John
Mortimer in the 1960s.
Craig, married to musician and writer
Jack Bentley during her brief relationship
with the late Mortimer, stated at the
time: Its not something I will ever want
to talk about.
BORN 100 years ago today, President John F.
Kennedy once reflected on the perks of living
in the White House, pointing out: The pay is
good and I can walk to work.
E-mail me at: hickey@express.co.uk
22 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017

The Crusader Fighting for your rights By MAISHA FROST

A Sleuthing finds forgotten cash

fter a family came across
a long-forgotten insurance
policy, the vital first step of
finding out who was now in
charge of it proved harder
than they expected. The
life cover supplied by London and
Manchester Assurance was for Picture: ALAMY Picture posed by models
James Bell and taken out by his
mum when he was born in 1942. WHERE TO start your hunt deemed paid up. Thousands of these
penny policies exist so it is worth
But it only came to light recently For others tracking down old London and families checking to see if an elderly
after he died in 2015 and his widow relative has one and what rules gov-
Eileen found it tucked away.
Manchester Assurance policies it is worth ern payouts. Each insurer has differ-
Neither my mum nor I were aware remembering that Royal Londons portion ent terms but it is key to find out
of it when we dealt with my dads concerns life cover. Both it and Aviva do about surrender and paid-up values,
estate, says their daughter Ali. now point callers in the right direction. and whether interest is added.
Both women were keen to see if If you think you have a pension or life At the time this was considered a
the policy was valid. Although it policy with a company that has since been wise investment to cover funeral
looked like he had forgotten about sold, the Association of British Insurers can expenses. But there is also another
it too, were sure he would have help you find the provider now responsible. dimension. Having looked at the
wanted us to get to the bottom of Visit its Register of Consolidations original document Crusader reckons
it, Ali told Crusader. which shows contact details for the provider there was also a lot to recommend in
The two correctly thought they you need at https://www.abi.org.uk/ its clear expression, brevity and
stood a good chance because they data-and-resources/tools-and-resources/ layout, especially compared to
had the original document. They register-of-consolidations/ todays policies and their lengthy
were also prepared to do some FAMILY FORTUNES: It can pay to check old insurance policies terms and conditions.
sleuthing as the London and Eileen and Ali were delighted with
Manchester Assurance Company no the quest of Edmund and Mary Pink 16,000 payout. Eileen and Ali tried insurer and if so could it dig deep the result, thanking both Crusader
longer existed, with its parts hived as they tried to trace three Aviva but it directed them to Royal into its archives. and Royal London.
off to other companies. with-profits investments Edmund London, the other key insurer in the With speed and thoroughness it The insurer responded: We are
But quite how fluid the world of had taken out with London and mix. Confident they were on the did. The family say the policy is now sorry the family faced delay getting
insurance, with its mergers and Manchester in the 1980s. right road, Ali sent off the policy worth 600. It seems after Jamess a response from us but we have now
takeovers, turned out to be still Perseverance paid off there when details. Unfortunately there was no mum took it out she maintained the processed the claim and are pleased
surprised them. Aviva, which had recently taken over response from Royal London. crucial requirement of all whole-of- they are satisfied with the outcome.
The particular maze they had the Friends Life business that Having read about the Pinks, they life policies and paid the premiums We are looking into the problem
entered was familiar ground to contained the matured policies, turned to Crusader and we asked and then possibly James added to it. encountered by them to make sure
Crusader. A year ago we helped with found them and sent the couple a Royal London if it was the right At some point it was probably their experience is not repeated.

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Letters
Rinse-and-repeat reaction
to all terrorist atrocities
LIKE the 7/7 bombings and the
murder of Lee Rigby, the gnashing
of teeth and hand-wringing began
once more after the atrocity in
Manchester (Bombing was very
wicked, May 26).
If the experience of past events
repeats itself then within a few
weeks the headlines will evaporate,
the scenes of armed personnel on
our streets will disappear and
things will go on as before. Until
the next time, when the mantra
will then be repeated.
Its time to stop the talking and
give our security forces extra
powers. Its time to tighten our
borders. Its time to act against
those who wish to be British and
have the standards of all things
British yet want to kill us.
Steve Mann,
Bury, Lancs
Charity donations will do
more good than flowers
I APPRECIATE the need to show
solidarity and support for the
people who were killed or injured
at the Manchester concert
(Country unites in silent tribute,
May 26).
The number of bouquets of
flowers laid in respect for the dead
and injured is amazing but I do feel
cash donations instead of flowers
would assist the people who have
lost members of their families.
Jill Thornton,
Malaga, Spain
Bobbies on the beat are
UKs best eyes and ears
THE odd soldier or two swanning
around a shopping centre is not
going to stop suicide bombers
(Armed soldiers guard London
amid terror attack fears, May 25).
Community policing, decimated
by previous governments, was the
best preventative solution to the
problem. Locals could easily give
information to the local bobbies on
the beat regarding any concerns
with people in their locality.
This was much more effective
than ringing a distant helpline
number which relies on
switchboard operators to attempt
to prioritise information and, as we
have seen with the Manchester
suicide bomber, these warnings can
go unheeded.
Toby Brewster,
Cardiff
Grande is right to perform
in Manchester once again
ARIANA Grandes decision of what
action to take after the Manchester
atrocity was a very personal one
(Ariana left broken by concert
horror as celebrities tell of sorrow,
May 24).
She is in the limelight but
perhaps she felt that touring
hospital wards and meeting victims
would be unhelpful to their
recovery as it would have led to a
media frenzy.
The online trolls have not
disappointed with their vile and
disgusting comments.
Ariana did what she thought was
best and should ignore these who
are critical of her.
Im delighted she is returning to
Manchester for a benefit concert
for the victims and their families.
Michael Hilder,
Weymouth, Dorset
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Letter of the day
Morrissey hit the
100 years old and still
right note with
chatting up birds...
T
ALKING of birds, as I seem to
attack on leaders
recall I was doing when we last
met on Friday, the latest issue of
Animal Behaviour journal tells of
an experiment with crows even more
IM afraid I have to agree with former Smiths singer intriguing than the parrot-related
Morrisseys criticism of political leaders for refusing to findings I mentioned last time.
describe the Manchester massacre as the work of Islamic The paper is entitled Ravens
extremism (Singer hits out at politicians living in Remember The Nature Of A Single
bullet-proof bubble, May 26). Reciprocal Interaction Sequence Over
Labour parliamentary candidate for Manchester
Central Lucy Powell, when asked on Wednesdays edition Two Days And Even After A Month and
of the BBC show Daily Politics about hotbeds of Islamic report an experiment showing that
extremists in the city, refused even to discuss it claiming ravens are even more canny than we
such allegations were fiction and only served to had previously thought. Since earlier
undermine multicultural cohesiveness. experiments have shown phenomenal
And at a time when some 350 British jihadis have been
allowed to return to this country it seems that
problem-solving abilities in these birds,
the new findings lift my view of their
Manchester has become the headquarters of the terrorist
Libyan Islamic Fighting Group and our security services astuteness to unprecedented heights.
were tracking down a bomb factory there. The question they investigated is
How can we ever hope to address this problem when basically whether ravens hold grudges.
politicians refuse to acknowledge it even exists? Specifically, if an experimenter
Roy Daniels,
Luton, Beds HEARTFELT: Morrissey made many valid points
behaves unfairly towards a raven, will
that raven remember and avoid the
same experimenter in the future?
The experiment involved training the
Theresa May must listen Meanwhile hundreds of thousands
of migrants who have never
did exactly the same, having also
noticed a spelling error in the
ravens to exchange bread (a food
described as low-quality) for cheese
to her elderly Tory voters contributed can come here and homework which had been set.
(high-quality). Specifically, the
take advantage of our generosity. But much to our surprise my
ALL my life I have been sensible Theresa May must listen to the daughter was asked to attend a experimenter showed the raven an
and looked after my money. Ive sensible people who want to vote meeting with my granddaughter open palm of one hand while holding a
paid my taxes and as the pension Tory but feel theyre being bled dry. and her teacher whereupon the piece of cheese between the fingers of
goalposts have been moved, I will Sue Dixon, said teacher (having also spoken to the other hand. The raven had
be doing so for a few more years. Fareham, Hants the headteacher) expressed their previously been trained to swap tokens
But if I need care in my old age
my house will be sold to fund it. Me
disbelief and shock, telling my
granddaughter how extremely rude to food, so it quickly learnt to
and thousands like me have our Granddaughter casts her and arrogant she was in having the exchange bread for a piece of cheese.
hard-earned money sent abroad as
foreign aid which makes not a
spell on haughty teacher audacity to correct a teacher.
Jill Guscott,
This was a bit risky for the raven as
it had to invest the bread before it
speck of difference to anyone in ALL credit to Amelia (Amelia, 5, Plymouth received the cheese but after thinking
need (May responds to critics with beats teachers at spelling, May
cap on cost of care, May 23). 25). My six-year-old granddaughter
it over most of the ravens decided to
Rods son... youre in my give the experimenter their bread and
wait for the cheese.
Should men accept GROWING BALD GRACEFULLY? heart, youre in my pool
Some of the experimenters however
THE story that Sir Rod Stewart took the bread then ate the cheese
Yes No
I LOST my hair rather MY hairline keeps me up thinks that building a giant pool themselves. The question was whether
prematurely at 21 at night. As it retreats will turn his son into an Olympic
(Hair-raising a cure for further up my head it swimming star made me smile the ravens would remember which of
baldness? May 26). takes a chunk of my youth with it. (Rod splashes out on sons the experimenters could be trusted
But the more I think about the I am probably only a matter of dream, May 26). and which couldnt.
chance to grow a full head of hair months away from having to admit Why do rich people think money To find out, they repeated the
again, the more I think that it defeat and shave off the few can buy them everything, including experiments after a break of either
would just be wrong. follicles that remain. fame, when in reality its hard work two days or a month. After that time
I used to be very self-conscious Ill more than certainly look like and a natural talent that makes it
having to shave my scalp with a a thug as a result and I dont want to the top as an athlete. had elapsed, they gave the ravens a
razor just to look my age. But as people to prejudge me as such. How quickly Sir Rod and many choice of which experimenters to deal
the years went by I embraced my Equally, I dont want an old man other stars think money buys with. Would they go for the ones that
baldness and discovered that there Bobby Charlton-style comb-over. everything. The only thing Sir had been fair the first time round or be
are a lot of women out there who Being able to regrow hair would Rods giant swimming pool will get
find bald men attractive. mean the world to me and to him is hordes of young rich kids all
just as likely to deal with the unfair?
To find out more of what was going
Now my bald bonce is something
that defines me and having hair
read about the scientists use of
Tregs on mice to trigger stem cells
eager to party when hes away on
business and not a trophy on in the birds minds, they also let
would just feel strange. fills me with hope. cupboard full of gold medals. some birds watch other birds trials to
Geoff Parry, Andrew Ford, Anthony Todd, see if they drew conclusions about the
Salford Birmingham Barnsley experimenters from observation
without direct participation.
Ten things you never knew about... John F Kennedy WILLIAM HARTSTON The results showed that ravens show
reluctance to deal with experimenters
John F Kennedy, elected US President in 1961, was called Why England Slept. It had been his who have been unfair to them in the
assassinated in 1963, was born 100 years ago today on college thesis on Britains role in the 1930s. past, even if that was a month ago but
May 29, 1917. 5. Kennedys legs were of different lengths and he seeing an experimenter being unfair to
wore lifts in all his left shoes to avoid back pain.
another crow did not seem to affect
1. Kennedy was the youngest elected President but 6. Kennedys favourite foods were ice cream with
hot fudge and New England fish chowder.
their own dealings.
not the youngest ever in that job: Theodore
Roosevelt was younger when he became President 7. JFK was obsessed about his weight and always Wishing to hear a ravens own view
on William McKinleys death in 1901. travelled with a bathroom scale. of this, I had a chat with one of the
8. Kennedy is the only US President to have been experimental birds who was very clear
2. Forgive your enemies but never forget their
names. (John F Kennedy). outlived by his grandmother. what he thought. Well of course Im
3. Mount Kennedy in Canada was named after 9. Before he was President, severe illnesses caused not going to hand over bread to one of
JFK in 1964. The following year, his brother Robert Kennedy to be given the last rites three times. those lab-coated ratbags whos stolen
Kennedy became the first person to climb it. 10. His daughter Caroline Kennedy served as US it from me before, he said. What sort
4. Kennedys first book, written when he was 22, Ambassador to Japan from 2013-2017. of bird-brain do you think I am?
So why, I asked, are you willing
to trade with experimenters whom you
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possible. Street, London EC3R 6EN. Sorry, no, I said. Its for science.
If you have a complaint concerning a breach of the Code All corrections and clarifications which result from No cheese, no answer, he cawed
please go to www.express.co.uk/contactus where you will complaints to this publication will be published on this page.
and our chat abruptly ended.
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By Gillian Crawley
SOME people think women who
spend a fortune on designer
handbags that can barely hold a
credit card and a lipstick have
more money than sense.
But it seems they might not be
fashion victims but canny
investors.
Research has shown that the
value of collectible handbags
increased by an average eight
per cent per year between 2004
and 2016 outperforming
traditional investment options
like fine wine and art.
The only catch is you cannot
dangle your Louis Vuitton or
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be locked away so it stays
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Pontus Silfverstolpe of added Mr Silfverstolpe. 146,000 which was set in 2015 lizard skin takes 48 hours to
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she wants a handbag and the bags ever sold at auction all 2014 Birkin encrusted with houses and carries a million
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By Chris
Roycroft-Davis
T
HEY call him Ernie not
the fastest milkman in the
West but the computer
that has picked the winning
Premium Bond numbers
every single month since
June 1957.
As Ernie it stands for Electronic
Random Numbers Indicator Equip-
ment celebrates the diamond
anniversary of its first winners on
Thursday, two people will be
getting a knock on the door from
Agent Million to tell them the good
news they have won a seven-figure
sum in return for their 1 stake.
Today Premium Bonds have
been somewhat overshadowed by
the massive prizes given away in
lotteries. But for 40 per cent of
the population, they are still a
favourite way of investing. The two
winners announced this week will
bring the total of Premium Bonds
millionaires to 364.
SUPERMAC SAYS HES
SAVING THE NATION
Tory chancellor and future prime
minister Harold Macmillan
unveiled the idea of Premium
Bonds in his Budget in April 1956
with the catchphrase Saving with
a thrill.
He said the aim of the scheme
was to control inflation and encour-
age saving in the post-war era.
Labours shadow chancellor
Harold Wilson called the scheme
a squalid raffle and a national
de-moralisation while the Church
feared Britain would become a
nation of gamblers and warned
people against buying the bonds.
But they did, in their millions.
At a ceremony in Trafalgar Square
the following November the first
1 bond was bought by the Lord
Mayor of London, Alderman Sir
Cuthbert Ackroyd. The second was
bought by W Crook, the Mayor of
Lytham St Annes in Lancashire,
where Premium Bonds operations
were then based and by the end
of the day 5million worth had
been sold.
ROLL UP, ROLL UP FOR
A TOP PRIZE OF 1,000
In those days bonds had to be held
for six months before they were
entered into the draw so it was not
until June 1, 1957 that the first
winner was chosen by Ernie.
The prize fund was a staggering
82million equivalent to
1,862,655,000 today and there
were 23,000 prizes, with the great-
est amount being 1,000. That
would be worth 22,700 today. Once
you have bought a bond it stays in
the draw unless you cash it in so
the 41,000 bonds sold in November
1956 are still eligible to win today.
The biggest prize now is
1million and there are two jackpot
winners each month. The maxi-
mum you could invest 60 years
ago was 500 but now its 50,000,
while the minimum investment
was 1 but today is 100.
ERNIE DOWN THE
GENERATIONS
The original Ernie machine was
invented by Tom Flowers, a former
code breaker at Bletchley Park.
The device ensures every number
has a separate and equal chance
of winning. Since 1957 there have
been four generations of Ernie with
each becoming faster and smaller.
AN OLD UN CAN STILL
BE A GOLD UN
Several myths surround Premium
Bonds. One is that Ernie is biased
towards people in the South-east.
But that is because more bonds
are bought there. Another myth
is that bonds with old numbers
are left out. This is not true.
Because more than 80 per cent
of bonds have been bought since
2000, newer numbers have a greater
chance of being chosen. The third
myth is buy your bonds on a
Wednesday, which is said to be
the luckiest day.
Why they wont
forget Ernie...
Pictures: NS&I
ALBERT GOES TO TOWN
WITH HIS WINNINGS
In a 1964 episode of Steptoe And
Son called The Bonds That Bind
Us, Albert asks Harold to help him
check his Premium Bond numbers.
Harold scoffs at Alberts hopes of
winning but this rapidly turns to
excitement as they discover he has
won 1,000.
Imagine Harolds dismay when
his father reminds him that the
winnings all belong to him
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 25
THE MAN WHO HAD
Its 60 years this 124 WINS ALL AT ONCE
week since the rst PENSIONER Gerald Sargent
relied on his pensions to get by
because in 10 years of owning
Premium Bonds Premium Bonds he had never
won a penny. Eventually
Gerald, 80, from Swadlincote,
were drawn
Derbyshire, got fed up and
rang the bonds office to ask
if his numbers were lost in
the system.
An investigation revealed
he had actually clocked up
124 wins in the previous
decade and he celebrated with
a Christmas windfall of 5,325
plus a 125th payout of 2,094
to compensate him for the
interest he had lost out on.
They initially found I had
won 10 times this year but
I hadnt received any winnings,
said Gerald. Two hours later
I got a call from the manager
saying I had won more than
120 times. When I took the
cheques to the bank they
couldnt believe it.
GIRL WHO THOUGHT
5,000 WIN WAS A HOAX
A-LEVEL student Catherine
Lambert thought it was a hoax
when she got a letter saying
she had won a 5,000
Premium Bond prize. So the
17-year-old from Seaford, East
Sussex, put it aside as junk
mail. She thought no more
about it until suddenly the
cheque arrived in the post.
Catherines parents had
bought her 500 of bonds
when she was small and she
won the occasional 50 prize.
Ive always been quite lucky,
she said. But 5,000 was a
very pleasant and welcome
surprise because as a family
CASHING IN: we really needed it.
Harold I spent some of the money
Macmillan in on a laptop, put some into
1957 long-term savings and gave the
introducing rest to the family.
Premium Since her windfall, Catherine
Bonds. Left, has won two further bond
James Bond, prizes of 150 and 200.
Roger Moore
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How a little pup helped
me in my darkest hours
M
Y HEART pounded
as I took a shaky step
out of my front door.
A few months earlier
I had been a busy
mum with an active
social life but now the simple task
of walking to the end of the road
left me completely drained.
In January 2016 I was diagnosed
with a brain tumour and although
the surgery to remove the mass
was successful, my left side had
gone numb and Id had to learn to
walk and talk again.
As I stood on my doorstep I was
completely exhausted and in all
honesty would rather have stayed
in bed. But as I looked down at
the ground, a pair of sparkling
brown eyes looked back at me.
It was my beloved pup Betty. No
matter how tired I was I knew
I had to walk her and that gave me
the strength to head outside.
Before the surgery I was always
on the go. When I wasnt taking
my 10-year-old son Luke to school,
I worked as a manicurist and went
to salsa classes twice a week.
Then in October 2015 I noticed
an odd sensation in my hand while
I was cooking dinner. It
felt as if there was
something sticky on
my fingers but when
I looked there was
nothing there.
The feeling went
away but a few days
later it happened again
and spread up my arm
to my jaw. I was terrified
and called a friend,
telling them I thought
I was having a stroke.
Gradually the feeling
went away but I knew
something was wrong
and went to my GP.
After weeks of tests my
world was turned upside
down when doctors told
me I had a brain tumour.
When can you
operate? I asked the
doctor. I have a son
and I need to get back
to normal as soon
as possible.
I
LL never forget
the doctors serious
expression as he
told me that the chances
were I would never go
back to normal. He explained that
I could have surgery to remove the
tumour but in all likelihood it
would come back.
I couldnt believe what I was
hearing. I was only 46 and now
I didnt know if Id live to see Luke
grow up.
In March 2016 I had the surgery
but as I came round feeling groggy,
I realised I couldnt move my left
arm. Doctors explained that Id
suffered a stroke during the
operation. The left side of my body
was numb and I couldnt feel the
left side of my face.
Will I ever be able to walk
again? I cried. Doctors assured
me they would do everything they
When mum
NIKKI
GILMOUR, 47,
was diagnosed
with a brain
tumour, she
faced an
uncertain future.
She tells us how
the love of a
fluffy four-
legged friend
motivated her to
keep going
HOUND OF LOVE: Nikki with her
shih tzu pug cross Betty and,
above, with son Luke, who both
helped with her recovery
could to get me back on my feet.
Id have physiotherapy to help me
move again and radiotherapy and
chemotherapy to shrink what was
left of the tumour.
I was worried that Luke would
be scared when he came to see me
in hospital with a giant bandage
on my head. But if he was he
didnt show it and sat on the end
of the hospital bed chatting about
his day at school and cheering up
everyone on the ward.
After a few weeks I was
discharged from hospital but
Get the life you want
could still barely move. I couldnt
do anything for myself and Lukes
dad, from whom Im separated,
had to move back into my house
to help out.
As well as learning to talk and
smile again, I faced having
radiotherapy every day for six
weeks and chemotherapy for
four months.
It was a gruelling schedule to
cope with. But, on the second day
of radiotherapy, my mum brought
me an early birthday present. It
was an eight-week-old puppy
called Betty, a fluffy cross between
a shih tzu and a pug.
As soon as I saw her scruffy face
I fell in love and so did Luke. She
came with us to the radiotherapy
appointments which my friends
took me to, and provided endless
amusement chasing her tail.
However times were tough
during my treatment. The
radiotherapy made my hair fall out
and my weight ballooned by five
stone. I felt as if Id lost my
identity and every time I took
a step forward I took two steps
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 27
back. Once I picked up the phone
to call a friend and got the wrong
number by mistake. My speech
was still slurred because of the
stroke.
Youve got the wrong number
and youre clearly drunk, the man
barked before slamming down the
phone. I was mortified and it
made me worried about using
the phone in case the same thing
happened again.
But when I was at my lowest
ebb Betty kept me going. When
Luke was at school she gave me
a reason to get out of bed in
the morning.
I had physiotherapy to help me
walk again and friends took turns
to come to my house and take
me for a walk around the block
with Betty.
Progress was slow and
infuriating and sometimes I would
burst into tears of frustration.
I missed the days Luke and
I used to run around in the park or
walk into the centre of York, where
we live, on a Saturday.
But gradually, thanks to regular
walks with Betty, my confidence
grew and before long I could take
the little pup out on my own.
A
YEAR after the
operation I challenged
myself to walk 10,000
steps a day for Cancer Researchs
Walk All Over Cancer campaign.
Betty trotted along beside me
on her little legs and sometimes
was even more exhausted than
I was. The five stone Id put on
during treatment started to
drop off and my dark locks grew
back too.
By the end of the challenge
I was walking 10,000 steps every
day, something that would have
been unthinkable for me after
the operation.
Although it was a long way from
my salsa dancing days I finally felt
back to my old self again. Whats
more, the tumour had shrunk from
the treatment. Its no longer
visible at all on the scans and
doctors say my outlook is much
more positive.
Throughout it all Luke has been
incredibly brave and never
complained when I was bedridden
and couldnt do the things an
ordinary mum can do.
And my four-legged friend stuck
by me too through thick and thin,
from when I couldnt even tie my
own shoelaces to when I was
walking 10,000 steps a day.
Now that Im feeling better
I hope to have many more years to
enjoy with Luke and Betty, who
really has become the third
member of our family.
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ITTING at a wooden table
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hidden in the eaves above
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tended to over the years.
From styling actresses Sharon I cut Jerry Halls hair on the three London outlets that attract 1987 and used to hand out flyers at
Stone and Emilia Fox at the Baftas balcony of my home in St Tropez, 2,000 clients every week. Tottenham Court Road tube station
and Diana Ross for the Met Gala to overlooking the ocean. Shes great Not bad for a man who trained to to drum up business.
working with the Sex And The City fun, he says. be an architect in the late 1970s but Before long TV presenter
cast and persuading supermodel Charles, 58, who lives in Chelsea left his studies in York to sweep the Jonathan Ross and actress Cybill
Erin OConnor to chop off her with his partner Allan Peters, floors of a London salon. Shepherd were clients and he was
ST TROPEZ CHIC: Jerry Hall had long locks, Charless client list is celebrating 30 years since he I started at the bottom, admits styling shows for Betty Jackson
her trim on Charless balcony reads like a whos who of showbiz. opened his first salon. He now has Charles, who says the backing of his and Jasper Conran at London
parents gave him the confidence to Fashion Week.

I
follow his dream.
They were very supportive and
knew architecture wasnt for me.
I had friends in fashion and wanted
to do what they were doing. N 1995 he launched his first
However his three years training product range, which he then
to be an architect were by no sold in 2004 for a record sum.
means wasted. Charles spent years working on
Architecture is about shape, television for BBCs The Clothes
balance and form and that is exactly Show and as the resident
what hairdressing is about, he says. hairdresser on ITVs This Morning.
Hair is architecture for the face, He won British Hairdresser Of
it can make it slimmer, longer, The Year in both 1993 and 1998 and
shorter, rounder or squarer. in 2015 was given a lifetime
Charles opened the doors of his achievement award by the
first salon in central London in Fellowship of Hairdressers.

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These days Charles still takes
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TOP TIPS FOR THE
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stylist can see how it falls.
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when they want somebody they cool tones. For example, if you have
get them. cool skin, you need cool tones in the
Indeed, when styling for the colour. Look in your wardrobe and
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We hired an amazing house pull out reds youre probably warm
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sisters and Nicole Richie.
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shes just crazy. Or Katy Perry, fringe can make it appear shorter.
shes pretty adventurous. Take a photo of what you would
Someone a bit outrageous, says like into the salon. The stylist will
Charles. Ive no plans to retire. be able to work with you, taking
Lets see what the next 30 years elements of the style and adapting
have in store. them to suit you.
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I feel lucky to be part of several
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live without Another favourite place of mine
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Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 33

Great novelists sad story

I
TS a truth universally
acknowledged with apologies
to the first line of Pride
And Prejudice that an
18th-century woman without a
husband must be in want of a
stable home.
In a revealing and rather sad
one-off, presented by Lucy Worsley,
Jane Austen: Behind Closed
Doors (Saturday, BBC2) toured
the many homes lived in and visited
by the famous novelist.
She was not so famous in her
lifetime and with her clerygyman
father dying early and Austen never
finding the right man, she was
driven into the precarious existence
of an 18th-century spinster.
Marriage, the difficulties of
obtaining it, the terror of not
obtaining it, was a major theme
in Jane Austens novels but also
Matt Baylis
on the
weekends
TV
so were all the houses she found
herself perched in.
When not lodging with her
mother in a series of increasingly
seedy rented homes in Bath, she
stayed with friends and at the piles
of her wealthy brother Henry.
It was an existence that lent itself
well to the business of being a
writer, Austen forever slightly on
the edge, the poor relation, the
pitied guest, observing the life of
the house rather than being a part
of it. Worsley pointed out the things
she magpied for her novels from
her circuit of homes.
The grandiose chapel attached to
Mansfield Park was inspired by
Stoneleigh Abbey, the Warwickshire
seat of her mothers cousins.
When she first visited with her
mother in 1806, the housekeeper
showed them around, a scene she
later borrowed for Pride And
Prejudice. The sadness of Austens
story was that perhaps without this
difficult existence she would not
have become a writer.
At the same time, you had to
wonder what she would have
become if shed married one of her
well-off suitors, like the splendidly
named Henry Bigg-Wither, and
spent her days churning out little
Bigg-Withers instead of writing
books. Would that have made her
happy? I doubt it.
There was a clue in the title
Paul Hollywoods Big
Continental Road Trip
(Sunday, BBC2). Road trips happen
on roads, so vehicles were going to
be involved.
In spite of the pantechnicon-
sized hint, I expected to find the
celebrity baker touring the cheese
markets of Limoges and the salami
specialists of Sicily, or at the very
least, eating some weird bread.
Instead, Mr Hollywood is driving
the famous cars of various
European countries in a bid to get
to know the national character.
This was more interesting than
Id expected it to be. He began in
Italy, negotiating the delirious
Roman traffic in the company of
an equally delirious Bruno Tonioli.
He chatted to one of the famous
white-gloved traffic cops, who rise
like little gods from podiums in the
surface of the road.
Thousands apply for the job, we
were told, and the lucky cop gets
three months training. All that
jazz about understanding the
spirit of the nation wasnt entirely
flimflam either, especially in Italys
case, where you could see how the
tiny, ancient streets of the cities
had shaped classics like the Fiat
Cinquecento.
The name in English just means
five hundred but everything sounds
better in Italian and to some degree
Paul spent the whole trip trying to
find out why. Excitement was his
decent stab at a conclusion, an
exciting sounding language, cars
that look and sound exciting, a view
that life should be exciting too.

Picks of the day DID YOU KNOW? Al Pacino was rejected repeatedly by studio
Film: Heat, 11.10pm, Film4 bosses for the role of Michael in The Godfather but director
Two of modern-day cinemas great Francis Ford Coppola fought for him. The film received wide
heavyweights are pitched together for
the first time in this taut and tense
critical acclaim, bagging three Academy Awards.
thriller. Robert De Niro (left) plays
high-end thief Neil McCauley being
hunted down by a dogged Al Pacino,
who stars as Vincent Hanna the
police lieutenant determined to bring
him to justice. An armoured car
hold-up sets the veteran detective on
the trail of this sharp career criminal,
whom he is obsessed with capturing. Travel
Meanwhile, the robber is planning an
elaborate bank heist as his final job
before retiring. A complex game of
cat and mouse develops between
the two in a gripping tale. Michael
Manns high-octane crime thriller also
stars Val Kilmer, Jon Voight, Tom
Sizemore and Natalie Portman.

Drama: The Kennedys: Decline

And Fall, 9pm, Channel 5
Katie Holmes and
Matthew Perry (left) star in 6 DAYS
this drama about the FROM
USAs first family, covering
three decades following 499
Bobbys assassination in
1968 right through to Waterford, Wexford PP

& the Garden of Ireland

1994. Events include
Jackies marriage to Greek
shipping tycoon Aristotle
Onassis, Teddys car
crash that killed Mary Jo
Kopechne and his failure
to secure the seat as the
Democrat candidate in the
1980 race to become US
president. Kristin Booth,
Diana Hardcastle and
Kristen Hager also star.
Medicine: Doctor In The House, 9pm, BBC1
Dr Rangan Chatterjee spends time with 11-year-old Kiki,
who is 11st and at risk of diabetes despite his healthy
diet and being one of the sportiest kids at school. The
doctor must unearth why the boy cant lose weight and
come up with a solution to keep bullies at bay. The GP
also helps 16-year-old Hoshi-Rae (above with Dr
Chatterjee), who has an eating disorder. Could the key
to the problem be her mums history of bulimia?
/sou
Comedy: Loaded, 10pm, C4
Watto is over the moon when errant mum Pauline Flying direct from a selection of UK airports
arrives seemingly oblivious to her sons fortune and Departing June to October 2017
claiming to have made one all of her own. The boys
are impressed but Ewans suspicions lead him to This fascinating corner of Ireland offers a wealth of interesting towns and
stage an intervention that goes horribly wrong. Casey cities, varied scenery and, of course, typically warm Gaelic hospitality.
is rattled when she learns the boys have nothing to
pitch for the new game. With Jim Howick as Josh Highlights & inclusions
(above left) and Samuel Anderson as Leon (right). A visit to Powerscourt Gardens A visit to the fascinating Dunbrody
voted No. 3 Garden in the world Famine Ship
Soap: Coronation Street, by National Geographic An orientation tour of Dublin (ight
9pm, ITV Time to explore Glendalough, the times allowing)
valley of the two lakes, with its Fully escorted by a friendly,
With the investigation ancient monastic site experienced tour manager
having stalled through
Kens lack of memory, A guided tour of the Waterford Five nights carefully chosen
theres a breakthrough Crystal factory dinner, bed and Irish breakfast
when the Corrie stalwart Visits to the harbour town of accommodation, return ights
(played by William Waterford and delightful Wexford and transfers
Roach, right) starts to Time to explore the medieval city of
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BBC One
6.00 Breakfast Latest headlines. (S)
9.00 Countryfile Spring Diaries
New series. A look at the impact of the
arrival of spring around the nation. (W)
9.45 Homes Under The Hammer
Properties in Barnet, Shropshire and
Nottinghamshire. (AD) (R) (W) (S)
10.45 Rip Off Britain: Food
Topical reports and investigations
about food and drink. (W) (S)
11.30 Money for Nothing
Sarah Moore transforms four items
reclaimed from tips. (R) (W) (S)
12.00 Bargain Hunt Scouring for
antiques in Grimsthorpe. (R) (W) (S)
1.00 BBC News At One, Weather
1.20 Local News, Weather v
1.30 !mpossible Rick Edwards hosts
a gameshow in which contestants
compete to win 10,000. (W) (S)
2.15 Escape To The Country
Jonnie Irwin goes property hunting
with a couple of new grandparents
who have 800,000 to spend. (R) (W)
3.15 Garden Rescue Charlie
Dimmock and the Rich brothers help
a Cambridgeshire couple and their
teenage children. (R) (W) (S)
4.00 Yes Chef New series. (W) (S)
4.45 Put Your Money Where Your
Mouth Is Jonty Hearnden takes
on James Braxton at a market in
Tongeren, Belgiums oldest city. (R)
5.30 Pointless Quiz show. (W) (S)
6.15 BBC News, Weather
6.45 Local News, Weather v
6.55 Party Election Broadcast v
BBC Two
6.05 Flog It! Trade Secrets (R)
6.35 Old Dogs 2009 (PG) An uptight
PR executive learns he is the father of
seven-year-old twins, and seeks his
friends help in looking after them.
Comedy, starring John Travolta. (W)
8.00 Sign Zone: Spring: Earths
Seasonal Secrets Documentary
exploring wildllife during the spring.
Last in the series. (AD) (R) (W) (S)
9.00 Victoria Derbyshire (W) (S)
11.00 Secretariat 2010 (U)
A housewife takes over running her
ailing fathers stables and turns one
of the racehorses into a champion.
Drama, starring Diane Lane. (W) (S)
12.55 Coast Mark Horton tours
Brunels Great Western Railway. (R)
1.00 Athletics: Diamond League
Highlights The Prefontaine Classic.
Gabby Logan introduces the action.
2.00 Golf: PGA Championship
Eilidh Barbour presents highlights
of the third and fourth days of the
prestigious European Tour event. (W)
4.00 Elephant Diaries (R) (W) (S)
4.30 Natural World: Prairie
Dogs Talk Of The Town
An examination of studies carried out
in America to learn about the complex
language used by prairie dogs. (R)
5.15 Antiques Road Trip
Mark Stacey and Catherine Southon
travel through Dumfries and Galloway,
Ayrshire and Renfrewshire. (R) (W)
6.00 Debatable Quiz show. (W) (S)
6.45 Celebrity Eggheads (W) (S)
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ITV
6.00 Good Morning Britain (W) (S)
8.30 Lorraine Showbiz stories,
cooking and celebrity gossip. (W) (S)
9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show
Guests air their differences. (W) (S)
10.30 This Morning Phillip Schofield
and Holly Willoughby present lifestyle
features, including a look at the
stories making the headlines. (W) (S)
12.30 Loose Women The panellists
are joined by their partners for a
special edition of the show. (W) (S)
1.45 ITV News, Weather
1.50 Local News, Weather v
2.00 Judge Rinder
Cameras follow criminal barrister
Robert Rinder as he takes on real-life
cases in a studio courtroom. (R) (W)
3.00 Masterpiece With Alan
Titchmarsh Alan and co-presenter
Rachel Houston-Holland preside as
more teams compete to identify the
rarest and most valuable items. (W)
4.00 Tipping Point Ben Shephard
hosts the arcade-themed quiz show,
in which contestants drop tokens
down a choice of four chutes in the
hope of winning the jackpot. (W) (S)
5.00 The Chase Bradley Walsh
presents as Andy, Jackie, Lisa and
Ewan answer general knowledge
questions and work as a team
to take on a ruthless quiz genius
and secure a cash prize. (W) (S)
6.00 Youve Been Framed! (R) (W)
6.25 Local News, Weather v
6.40 ITV News, Weather
Channel 4
6.25 Astro Boy 2009 (PG)
An inventor creates and rejects a
robot child, which a power-mad
president wants to use as a weapon.
Animated sci-fi adventure, with the
voice of Freddie Highmore. (W) (S)
7.55 Captain Ron 1992 (PG)
An American family inherits a yacht
moored in the Caribbean and hires
a wayward mariner to help sail it to
Miami. Comedy adventure, with Kurt
Russell and Martin Short. (W) (S)
9.50 The Simpsons Marge starts
a carpentry business. (AD) (R,S)
10.15 The Simpsons (AD) (R,S)
10.45 The Simpsons (AD) (R,S)
11.15 Clueless 1995 (12) A teenager
tries to boost her new friends
image, but her own popularity suffers
as a result. Comedy, with Alicia
Silverstone and Stacey Dash. (W) (S)
1.10 Posh Pawnbrokers
Doug Senior and Doug Junior try to
agree on a price for a motorbike. (R,S)
2.10 Countdown With TV presenter
Dan Walker in Dictionary Corner. (S)
3.00 Fifteen To One Quiz show. (S)
4.00 Coast Vs Country Featuring a
couple moving away to Essex. (S)
5.00 Four In A Bed The competition
starts at the Brighton Surf hotel. (S)
5.30 Come Dine With Me
Contestants from the Nottingham
and Derby area battle it out. (R,S)
6.00 The Simpsons (AD) (R,S)
6.30 Hollyoaks Ellie is disgusted with
how Shane manipulates Goldie. (S)
Channel 5
6.00 Milkshake! Fun for youngsters.
9.15 The Wright Stuff
Matthew Wright is joined by guests to
debate the big issues of the day. (W)
11.15 The Hotel Inspector
Alex Polizzi returns to the Walpole Bay
Hotel, a family-run establishment in
Margate, Kent, that was first featured
on the programme in 2009. (R,S)
12.10 5 News Lunchtime (S)
12.15 Home And Away (AD) (S)
12.45 Neighbours (AD) (S)
1.20 The Cowboys 1972 (PG)
An ageing rancher finds himself
short-handed when his workers
abandon him during a gold rush
and grudgingly hires a group
of schoolboys to help him on a
400-mile cattle drive. Western, with
John Wayne and Bruce Dern. (W) (S)
3.45 Joe Kidd 1972 (15)
A bounty hunter is asked to capture a
Mexican rebel, and accepts the job
after the outlaws men attack his own
ranch. Western, starring Clint
Eastwood and John Saxon. (S)
5.30 5 News, Weather (S)
6.00 Neighbours Sonya plans to
apologise to those affected by her
actions, Toadie seeks out Sonya to lay
his heart on the line and Elly unearths
ammunition against Finn. (AD) (R,S)
6.30 Home And Away
Phoebe returns from America with
news for Justin, while Leah is thrown
when Irene reveals that she has also
applied for custody of Luc. (AD) (R,S)

EastEnders: Celebrity Youve Been Food Cricket On 5:

Patrick realises Eggheads: Framed! Unwrapped: Highlights from
all is not well Former X Harry Hill Kate Quilton todays game in
with Denise, Factor winner narrates a investigates which Eoin
8pm Sam Bailey comical alternative Morgans
competes on selection of types of milk, England side
the quiz show, mishaps filmed 8pm faced South
6.45pm by viewers, Africa,
6pm 7pm

7
PM
7.00 The One Show
Angela Scanlon, Ore Oduba and
a team of roving reporters present
stories from around the UK. (W)
7.30 The Andrew Neil
Interviews Paul Nuttall
The UK Independence Party
leader faces questions. (W) (S)
7.30 Great British Menu
7.00 Emmerdale
Rebecca makes a big decision
after facing the prospect of
losing the baby. (AD) (W) (S)
7.30 Britains Got Talent
7.00 Channel 4 News
Including sport and weather. (S)
7.00 Cricket On 5
England v South Africa. Action
from the third and final one-dayer
in the series, held at the home
of cricket, Lords, as the sides
With returning chefs Michael Ant and Dec host the first continued to warm up for the
Bremner and Ally McGrath joined semi-final of this years contest, ICC Champions Trophy. (S)
by newcomer Angela Malik. (W) with the audition process 7.55 Party Broadcast (W) (S) Followed by 5 News Update. (S)

8
8.00 EastEnders Charlie informs 8.00 Springwatch 2017
Jack he has been to see social
services about Matthew, while Abi
continues to wind up Steven. (S)
PM
8.30 Manchester Attack:
Terror at the Arena
Panorama A report on last
weeks attack that killed 22 people.
New series. Chris Packham,
Michaela Strachan and Martin
Hughes-Games present from the
National Trusts Sherborne Park in
Gloucestershire as they return
with the programme that follows
the fortunes of the UKs wildlife.
having left judges Amanda
Holden, David Walliams, Simon 8.00 Food Unwrapped 8.00 JFKs Secret Killer:
Cowell and Alesha Dixon with Jimmy Doherty joins a mission The Evidence Documentary
many acts to pick from. Tonight, buying and testing fish examining the events during and
eight of them will be performing in Edinburgh. (AD) (S) directly after the assassination of
live in the hope of impressing
8.30 May V Corbyn Live: US president John F Kennedy in
both the panel and the TV The Battle For Number 10 November 1963, when he was
audience to win one of the two Channel 4s election anchor shot and killed in Dealey Plaza,
spots in the live grand final. (W) Jeremy Paxman interviews Dallas. (R) Followed by 5 News.

9
9.00 Doctor In The House
H Dr Rangan Chatterjee helps an
H 11-year-old boy who is 11stone
and at risk of diabetes, and
PM a teenage girl with an eating
disorder whose diet is causing
her serious health problems.
See Pick Of The Day. (W) (S)
9.00 The Fifteen Billion
Pound Railway: The Final
Countdown Part two of two.
Engineers must construct and fit
out a new station at Paddington,
while a father and son team in
Derby race to construct 66 trains
for the Crossrail project. (W) (S)
9.00 Coronation Street
H Leanne orders Peter, Toyah, Nick
H and Steve to meet her in the
Bistro. See Pick Of The Day. (W)
9.30 Britains Got Talent
Results Ant and Dec reveal the
performers who have made it
through to the final. (W) (S)
Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn
individually, with Sky News
political editor Faisal Islam
moderating as members of a
studio audience put questions
directly to the leaders of the
Conservative and Labour parties.
9.00 The Kennedys: Decline
H And Fall Katie Holmes and
H Matthew Perry star in this drama
about the USAs first family over
the three decades following
Bobbys assassination in 1968
through to 1994. Events
chronicled include Jackies
marriage to Greek shipping

10 10.00 BBC News At Ten
All the latest headlines. (W) (S)
PM
10.30 Local News, Weather v
10.45 Party Broadcast (W) (S)
10.50 Have I Got A Bit More
10.00 Detectorists Club president
Terry wants to help Andy and
Lance search a paddock at
Bishops Farm. (AD) (W) (S)
10.30 Song For Marion 2012
(PG) A grouchy old man has
always been dismissive of his
wifes role in the unconventional
10.00 ITV News, Weather
All the latest headlines. (W) (S)
10.20 Dont Ask Me Ask
Britain Interactive comedy
gameshow hosted by Alexander
Armstrong. Celebrity teams, led
by Frank Skinner and Jonathan
10.00 Loaded Watto is ecstatic
H when his mum Pauline arrives
H back on the scene, seemingly
oblivious to her sons fortune.
See Pick Of The Day. (AD) (S)
10.45 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does
Countdown Jimmy Carr hosts
tycoon Aristotle Onassis, Teddys
mysterious road accident that led
to the death of his passenger
Mary Jo Kopechne and his failure
to be accepted as Democrat
candidate in the 1980 race to
become US president. The
drama also touches on Jackies
uneasy bond with son John

11
News For You Former MP Ed
Balls hosts an extended edition
of the show, with broadcaster
Janet Street-Porter and
comedian Henning Wehn. (W) (S)
PM 11.35 Katy Perry And Much
More: Radio 1s Big
Weekend Highlights
Performances from the annual
music festival, which was held at
local choir. When she is
diagnosed with a terminal illness
and is no longer able to sing, he
reluctantly agrees to take her
place, a decision that dramatically
changes his life and helps him
through the hard times to come.
Comedy drama, with Terence
Stamp and Gemma Arterton. (W)
Ross, go head to head to try and
second guess the nation. (R) v
11.20 Joanna Lumleys
Postcards The actress recalls
her journey through China. (R) v
11.45 Tipping Point
Gameshow, hosted by Ben
Shephard, in which contestants
the comedy panel shows version
of the words-and-numbers quiz,
with David Mitchell and Cariad
Lloyd, taking on Jon Richardson
and Russell Howard. Sam 11.25 Football On 5: The
Simmons joins Susie Dent in
Dictionary Corner. (R,S)
11.50 The Great British Skinny
Dip Andrew Welch attempts to
Jr. With Diana Hardcastle.
See Pick Of The Day. (S)
Championship Play-off
Final Huddersfield v Reading.
George Riley and Lynsey
Hipgrave introduce highlights of
the Championship play-off final.

12
Burton Constable Hall near Hull
and featured the singer. (W) (S)
12.35 The Graham Norton Show
midnight Salma Hayek discusses comedy
drama Beatriz At Dinner. (R) (W)
(S) Followed by Weather For The
Week Ahead. (W) (S) 1.25-6.00
BBC News. Latest headlines. (W) (S)
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12.00 FILM: Easy Money III: Life answer questions to win turns on attract support for a UK-wide
Deluxe 2013 (18) Crime thriller an arcade-style machine. (R) (W) series of nude swims. (R,S) 12.10 FILM: Revolver 2005 (15)
sequel, starring Joel Kinnaman, Crime drama, starring Jason
12.35 Jackpot247 Viewers are
Matias Varela and Martin Wallstrm. 12.45 Bodyshockers: Nips, Statham. (W) (S) 2.10 SuperCasino
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offered the chance to participate in Tucks And Tattoos (R,S) 1.40 3.10 Top 20 Funniest (S) 4.00
2.55 Sign Zone: The Day The
live interactive gaming. (W) 3.00 The Ramsays Kitchen Nightmares USA Britains Greatest Bridges (R) (SL)
Dinosaurs Died (R) 3.55 Sign Zone:
Jeremy Kyle Show (R) (SL) (W) (S) (R,S) 2.35 Location, Location, (S) 4.45 House Doctor (R) (SL) (S)
Shop Well For Less? (R) 4.55 This Is
3.50 ITV Nightscreen (W) 5.05-6.00 Location (R) 3.30 Selling Houses 5.10 Divine Designs (R) (SL) (S)
BBC Two. Upcoming programmes.
The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) (W) (S) With Amanda Lamb (AD) (S) 5.35-6.00 Wildlife SOS (R) (SL) (S)
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6.00 Teleshopping Home shopping.
8.00 Access Latest showbiz gossip.
8.10 That 70s Show US sitcom. (S)
8.35 Dance Moms Reality series. (S)
9.20 Dance Moms Abby is uncertain
about casting Nia in a dance. (S)
10.15 8 Simple Rules Hit comedy. (S)
10.50 8 Simple Rules US sitcom. (S)
11.15 My Wife And Kids Junior and
his girlfriend are caught out. (S)
11.40 My Wife And Kids Part two of
two. Junior is thrown out of the house.
12.10 Gilmore Girls US sitcom. (S)
1.05 Dance Moms Reality series. (S)
2.00 Cant Pay? Well Take It
Away High Court enforcement
officers Paul Bohill and Steve and Ben
Pinner face their biggest eviction yet.
Radio 1
FM: 97.6-99.8 MHz
6.30 The Radio 1 Breakfast Show With Nick Grimshaw.
10.00 Clara Amfo: Music and chat. 1.00 Scott Mills.
4.00 Greg James. 7.00 MistaJam. 9.00 Radio 1s
Specialist Chart With Phil Taggart. 10.00 Huw
Stephens. 1.00 Friction. 4.00-6.30 Adele Roberts.
Radio 2
FM: 88-90.2 MHz
5.00 Nicki Chapman. 6.30 Sara Cox. 9.30 Fearne
Cotton. 12.00 Johnnie Walker Meets Elkie Brooks.
1.00 Johnnie Walker Meets Blondie. 2.00 Tony
Blackburn. 5.00 Suzi Perry. 7.00 Paul Jones. 8.00
Leo Green Remembers... Roy Orbison. 10.00 Paul
Mertons Beatles. 11.00 Jools Holland. 12.00 Johnnie
Walkers Sounds Of The 70s. 2.00 Radio 2s Jazz
Playlist. 3.00 Radio 2 Playlists: Great British Songbook.
Barker presents football discussion and
4.00-5.00 Radio 2 Playlist: Hidden Treasures.
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Radio Choice Sports News. 11.30 World Business Report.
12.00 News. 12.06 The Arts Hour. 1.00
News. 1.06 Business Matters. 2.00 News.
Bindi Business, In this episode, fresh from her first 2.06 BBC World Hacks. 2.30 The Why Factor.
Radio 4, 7.45pm flush of success, Bindi takes on an 2.50 More Or Less. 3.00 Newsday. 3.30 In
exciting new business venture in The Studio. 4.00 News. 4.06-5.00 Outlook.
The return of Tanika Guptas
comedy drama about the highs property development, but discovers
that Slough just is not ready for her
Classic FM
and lows of enterprise. FM: 100-102 MHz
Gupta, MBE, is an English visionary micro-pods. 6.00 More Music Breakfast. 9.00 John
Starring Meera Syal and broadcast
playwright of Bengali descent. Along Suchet. 1.00 Anne-Marie Minhall. 5.00 John
with her work in the radio industry, earlier as part of Womans Hour. Brunning. 8.00 The Full Works Concert.
she has vast experience in TV. Liam Shaw 10.00 Smooth Classics. 1.00 Sam Pittis.
Absolute Radio
Championship play-off final at Wembley
Stadium. 3.00 5 Live Sport: Championship
BBC World Service MW: 1215, 1197, 1242 kHz
Football 2016-17. 5.30 5 Live Drive. 7.00 5
on digital only
6.00 George Godfrey. 10.00 Claire Sturgess.
5.00 News. 5.06 Newsday. 5.30
Live Sport: The Monday Night Club: Caroline 2.00 Pete Donaldson. 5.00 Sarah Champion.
CrowdScience. 6.00 Newsday. 8.30 8.00 Noel Gallagher Night. 9.00 Noel
debate. 9.00 5 Live Sport: 5 Live Rugby. Business Daily. 8.50 Witness. 9.00 News. Gallagher Night. 11.00 The Changing Man
10.00 Flintoff, Savage And The Ping Pong 9.06 The Arts Hour. 10.00 World Update.
11.00 The Newsroom. 11.30 The
40 Years Of Paul Weller. 1.00 Ben Burrell.

3.00 Neighbours Australian soap. (S)

3.30 Home And Away (AD) (S)
4.00 Dance Moms Reality series. (S)
5.00 My Wife And Kids US sitcom.
5.30 My Wife And Kids
Junior takes an IQ test that convinces
his parents he is a genius and Kady
makes career plans. US sitcom. (S)
6.00 Cant Pay? Well Take It
Away Agents Stewart and Iain head
to Manchester, where a landlord is
owed 8,000 in rent arrears. (S)
7.00 Home And Away Ash asks
Patrick to move in with him and Kat.
7.35 Dogs Make You Laugh Out
Loud Des Clarke and Katy Brand
present a selection of the internets
most popular videos featuring dogs.
8.00 Baby Ballroom Tensions are
high as two of Warren and Janes
triplet daughters take part in a contest.
9.00 FILM: Grown Ups 2 2013 (12)
A man moves his family back to the
town where he grew up, so his
children can have the same
upbringing he had. Comedy sequel,
with Adam Sandler and Chris Rock.
11.05 South Park Cartman shows
Kyle that he has thousands of voter
ballots stashed in his bedroom. (S)
11.35 South Park New series. (S)
12.05 South Park (S) 12.35 Cant
Pay? Well Take It Away (S) 1.30
FILM: The New Daughter 2009
(15) Horror, with Kevin Costner. 3.35
That 70s Show 4.00 Teleshopping
5USA
6.00 Teleshopping Home shopping.
9.00 Access Latest showbiz gossip.
9.10 Longmire Walt investigates an
unusual art theft. Stacy Haiduk stars.
10.00 Law & Order A teachers body
is found in the boot of her car. (S)
11.00 Law & Order Failed painter
Larry Brunig is suspected of murder.
12.00 CSI: NY The team investigates
a case involving a police officer. (R,S)
1.00 CSI: Crime Scene
Investigation A double fatality
leaves Grissom and Riley urgently
searching for a child witness.
2.00 Castle The author becomes a
fugitive when he is framed for murder.
3.00 Person Of Interest Finch,
Reese and Shaw try to track down an
entrepreneur who is selling data. (AD)
4.00 Law & Order The co-owner of
a clothes shop is murdered and his
business partners son flees to Israel.
5.00 Law & Order Briscoe and
Green investigate the murder of
a white police officer. The suspect
is a former black rights activist
and as the trial begins, racial
tensions in the city are inflamed. (S)
6.00 CSI: NY Mac, Hawkes and
Lindsay investigate the death of a
woman found on a subway train.
7.00 NCIS: Los Angeles
Callen and Sam hunt for two gunmen
who shot Deeks during a robbery at a
convenience store and discover the
gunmen were gang members for hire.
8.00 NCIS: Los Angeles
Sam reassumes a former identity
to trace Abdul Habassa, the leader
of a terrorist group in Yemen.
9.00 NCIS The team investigates the
killing of photographer Martin Roe
with the marines, who was due to
testify at an army first lieutenants
court-martial. Mark Harmon stars. (R)
10.00 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit The team hunts
for a suspected paedophile. (S)
11.00 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit A fugitive sex
offender kidnaps his accuser. (S)
12.00 Law & Order: Special
Victims Unit (S) 1.00 CSI: Crime
Scene Investigation 3.00 Chicago PD
4.00-6.00 Teleshopping. Home retail.
FM: 90.2-92.4 MHz
6.30 Breakfast. 9.00 Essential Classics. 12.00
Guy. 10.30 Phil Williams. 1.00 Up All Night.
Conversation. 12.00 News. 12.06 Outlook. Radio Wales
Composer Of The Week: Clarke. 1.00 News: Latest talkSPORT 1.00 The Newsroom. 1.30 The Why Factor.
1.50 More Or Less. 2.00 Newshour. 3.00
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103.7-103.9 MHz
headlines. 1.02 Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert. 2.00 MW: 1053, 1089, 1071, 1107 kHz
News. 3.06 HARDtalk. 3.30 World Business 5.00 Mal Pope: Music and chat. 6.30 Good
Sound Walk. 6.00 In Tune: Sean Rafferty presents from 6.00 My Sporting Life. 7.00 The Alan Brazil Report. 4.00 BBC OS. 6.00 News. 6.06 Morning Wales. 9.04 Owen Money. 11.03
the Hay Festival and is joined by author Tracy Chevalier Sports Breakfast With Ray Parlour. 10.00 Jim Outlook. 7.00 The Newsroom. 7.30 Sport
and illustrator and Childrens Laureate Chris Riddell. Wynne Evans. 1.04 Eleri Sin. 4.03 The
White. 2.00 Championship Play Off Final. Today. 8.00 News. 8.06 HARDtalk. 8.30 Summer Of Love Pier To Pier. 5.00 Good
Plus, live music by folk group Faustus. 7.30 Radio 3 In
5.00 Phone In With Adrian Durham. 7.00 Discovery. 9.00 Newshour. 10.00 News. Evening Wales. 6.30 The Patrick Hannan
Concert: BBC NOW plays pieces by John Adams and
Huw Watkins and Sophie Westbrooke performs the Kick-off. 10.00 Sports Bar. 1.00 The Two 10.06 The Why Factor. 10.30 The Lecture. 7.03 Janice Long. 10.03 Chris
world premiere of Graham Fitkins Recorder Concerto. Mikes. 4.00-5.00 My Sporting Life. Conversation. 11.00 The Newsroom. 11.20 Needs. 1.00-5.00 As BBC World Service.
From Hoddinott Hall, Cardiff. 10.00 Music Matters.
10.45 Hay Essays: How To Write A Book. 11.00 Jazz
Now. 12.30 Through The Night: Music and chat.
Radio 4
FM: 92.4-94.6 MHz LW: 198 kHz
5.30 News Briefing. 5.43 Prayer For The Day. 5.45 Free reader
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Farming Today. 5.58 Tweet Of The Day. 6.00 Today.
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(FM) The Untold. 11.30 (FM) Dot. 12.00 (FM) News.
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(FM) The Ideas That Make Us: Bettany Hughes visits a
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films todays choice Times quoted are BST

Sky Cinema Premiere Sky 301
6.00am Throne Of Elves (2016) (PG) Animated fantasy.
7.45 The Book Of Love (2016) (12) Drama, with Jason
Sudeikis. 9.45 Ice Age: Collision Course (2016) (U)
Animated sequel. 11.35 Rabbit School: Guardians
Of The Golden Egg (2017) (PG) Premiere. Animated
adventure. 1.10pm Desierto (2015) (15) Thriller, with
Gael Garcia Bernal. 2.55 Absolutely Fabulous: The
Movie (2016) (15) Comedy, with Jennifer Saunders and
Joanna Lumley. 4.40 Ice Age: Collision Course (2016)
(U) Animated sequel. 6.30 Rabbit School: Guardians
Of The Golden Egg (2017) (PG) Premiere. Animated
adventure. 8.00 Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie
(2016) (15) Hapless friends Patsy and Edina are hounded
by the paparazzi. Comedy, starring Jennifer Saunders and
Joanna Lumley. 9.45 Desierto (2015) (15) Immigrants
hoping to make it across the US-Mexico border are targeted
by a vigilante. Thriller, starring Gael Garcia Bernal. 11.30
10 Cent Pistol (2014) (15) Crime thriller, starring Jena
Malone. 1.15am Tiger Raid (2016) (18) Action thriller,
starring Damien Molony. 3.05 Lost In The Sun (2016)
(15) Action thriller, starring Josh Duhamel. 5.00 Star
Trek Beyond: Special 5.30 King Arthur: Legend
Of The Sword Behind The Scenes With Alex Zane.
Sky Cinema Comedy Sky 308
6.00am Four Weddings And A Funeral (1994)
(15) With Hugh Grant. 8.05 Notting Hill (1999) (15)
With Hugh Grant. 10.15 Sisters (2015) (15) With Amy
Poehler. 12.15pm The Boss (2016) (15) With Melissa
McCarthy. 2.00 Bad Neighbours 2 (2016) (15) With
Seth Rogen. 3.45 Notting Hill (1999) (15) With Hugh
Grant. 6.00 Sisters (2015) (15) With Amy Poehler. 8.00
The Boss (2016) (15) With Melissa McCarthy. 9.45 Bad
Neighbours 2 (2016) (15) With Seth Rogen and Zac
Efron. 11.30 Starsky & Hutch (2004) (15) With Ben
Stiller. 1.15am The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell Of
Fear (1991) (15) With Leslie Nielsen. 2.45 The Naked
Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994) (12) Starring
Leslie Nielsen. 4.15 Ghostbusters: Special 4.45
What About Bob? (1991) (PG) With Bill Murray.
Sky Cinema Action & Adventure Sky 307
6.40am Avengers Assemble (2012) (12) With Robert
Downey Jr. 9.05 The Legend Of Tarzan (2016) (12)
With Alexander Skarsgard. 11.05 Batman (1989) (15)
Jurassic World HHHH
Sky Cinema Action & Adventure, 8pm
It may be 24 years on from the release of Steven
Spielbergs original hit movie, but the success of this
latest release, which grossed close to 1billion, shows
that the popularity of dinosaurs has far from diminished.
Decades on from its first creation, Jurassic Park is now a
fully operational attraction filled with genetically
engineered dinosaurs. But with the public beginning to
get bored, the owners are in need of a genuine project.
Therefore, the company creates an entirely new species
but it quickly escapes to terrorise the tourists.
Action adventure sequel, starring Chris Pratt,
Vincent DOnofrio and Bryce Dallas Howard.
chris mchugh
(12) With Robert Downey Jr. 6.00 The Legend Of
Tarzan (2016) (12) With Alexander Skarsgard and Margot
Robbie. 8.00 Jurassic World (2015) (12) See Todays
Choice. 10.10 The Matrix Reloaded (2003) (15) With
Keanu Reeves. 12.35am The Patriot (2000) (15) With
Mel Gibson. 3.25 Cyborg (1989) (18) With Jean-Claude
Van Damme. 5.00 Superman IV: The Quest For
Peace (1987) (PG) With Christopher Reeve.
Sky Cinema Family Sky 306
6.00am Inside Out: Special 6.20 Chitty Chitty
Bang Bang (1968) (U) Childrens musical adventure.
8.45 Lemony Snickets A Series Of Unfortunate
Events (2004) (PG) Comedy adventure. 10.35 Alvin
And The Chipmunks: The Road Chip (2015)
(U) Comedy sequel, with Jason Lee. 12.10pm Percy
Jackson & The Lightning Thief (2010) (PG) Fantasy
adventure, with Logan Lerman. 2.10 Chitty Chitty Bang
Bang (1968) (U) Childrens musical adventure, with Dick
Van Dyke. 4.35 Lemony Snickets A Series Of
Unfortunate Events (2004) (PG) Comedy adventure,
with Jim Carrey. 6.25 Alvin And The Chipmunks: The
Road Chip (2015) (U) Family comedy sequel, with Jason
Sister Act (1992) (PG) Comedy, with Whoopi Goldberg.
11.50 Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998) (PG)
Romantic drama, with Drew Barrymore. 1.55am Twins
(1988) (PG) Comedy, with Arnold Schwarzenegger. 3.45
Sister Act (1992) (PG) Comedy, with Whoopi Goldberg.
5.30 The Good Dinosaur: Sky Movies Special
Sky Cinema Drama & Romance
6.40am Ghostbusters: Special 7.10 My Best
Friends Wedding (1997) (12) With Julia Roberts.
9.00 Runaway Bride (1999) (PG) With Julia Roberts.
11.00 Bridge Of Spies (2015) (12) With Tom Hanks.
1.25pm Florence Foster Jenkins (2016) (PG) With
Meryl Streep. 3.25 Joy (2015) (12) Starring Jennifer
Lawrence. 5.35 Bridge Of Spies (2015) (12) With Tom
Hanks. 8.00 Florence Foster Jenkins (2016) (PG)
With Meryl Streep. 10.00 Straight Outta Compton
(2015) (15) With OShea Jackson. 12.30am Monsters
Ball (2001) (15) Starring Halle Berry. 2.30 Indecent
Proposal (1993) (15) Starring Demi Moore. 4.30
Fiddler On The Roof (1971) (U) With Topol.
Sky Cinema Star Wars
8.25 Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (1977)
(U) Sci-fi adventure, with Mark Hamill. 10.35 Star Wars:
Episode V The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (U)
Sci-fi sequel, with Mark Hamill. 12.45pm Star Wars:
Episode VI Return Of The Jedi (1983) (U) Sci-fi
sequel, with Mark Hamill. 3.15 Star Wars: Episode VII
The Force Awakens (2015) (12) Sci-fi sequel, starring
Daisy Ridley. 5.40 Star Wars: Greatest Moments A
countdown of the top 20 Star Wars moments as voted for by
the public. 7.40 Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom
Menace (1999) (U) Sci-fi prequel, with Liam Neeson.
10.00 Star Wars: Episode II Attack Of The
Clones (2002) (PG) Sci-fi prequel, with Ewan McGregor.
12.25am Star Wars: Episode III Revenge Of The
Sith (2005) (12) Sci-fi prequel, with Hayden Christensen.
2.50 Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope (1977)
(U) Sci-fi adventure, with Mark Hamill. 4.55 Star Wars:
Episode V The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (U)
Sci-fi adventure sequel, with Mark Hamill.
TCM Sky 317
6.00am Hollywoods Best Film Directors 7.05
The Train Robbers (1973) (U) Western. 8.55 The
Cowboys (1972) (PG) Western. 11.25 The Train
Robbers (1973) (U) Western. 1.15pm The Cowboys
(1972) (PG) Western. 3.45 Angel And The Badman
(1947) (U) Western. 5.45 Rio Lobo (1970) (PG)
Western. 8.00 Big Jake (1971) (15) Western, starring
John Wayne. 10.10 The Last Boy Scout (1991) (18)
Action thriller, starring Bruce Willis. 12.20am China 9,
Sky 310
Liberty 37 (1978) (15) Western, starring Warren Oates.
2.25 Conspiracy Theory With Jesse Ventura
3.30 Hollywoods Best Film Directors Back-to-back
interviews with Hollywoods best film directors.
Film4 Freeview 15 - Sky 315
11.00am Diary Of A Wimpy Kid: Dog Days (2012)
(U) Family comedy sequel. 12.50pm Millions (2004)
(12) Comedy drama, with Alex Etel. 2.45 Rio (2011) (U)
Animated comedy. 4.30 Mirror Mirror (2012) (PG)
Fantasy, with Julia Roberts. 6.35 Snow White & The
Huntsman (2012) (12) Fantasy adventure, with Kristen
Stewart. 9.00 Red (2010) (12) Action thriller, with Bruce
Willis and Morgan Freeman. 11.10 Heat (1995) (15)
Crime thriller. See Pick Of The Day. 2.25am Piranha
Sky 304
3DD (2012) (18) Comedy horror sequel.

With Michael Keaton. 1.20pm Jurassic World (2015) Lee. 8.00 Percy Jackson & The Lightning Thief 6.00am Star Wars: Episode III Revenge Of The Disney Channel Sky 609
(12) With Chris Pratt. 3.35 Avengers Assemble (2012) (2010) (PG) Fantasy adventure, with Logan Lerman. 10.00 Sith (2005) (12) Sci-fi prequel, with Hayden Christensen. Noon Disneys Descendants (2015) (PG)

entertainmentsatellite, cable and digital

ITV2 Freeview 6 - Sky 118
6.00am Louisa Johnson: The Hot Desk 6.10
Youve Been Framed! Gold And Famous 7.00
Britains Got Talent: Top 10 Daredevils 8.00
Emmerdale 8.30 Coronation Street 9.35
Scorpion 10.30 Youve Been Framed! Gold
10.55 Film: Richie Rich (1994) (PG) Family
comedy, starring Macaulay Culkin. 11.55 FYI
Daily Noon Film: Richie Rich (1994) (PG) 12.50
Emmerdale 1.20 Coronation Street 2.20 The
Jeremy Kyle Show: DNA Bombshells 5.40
Film: The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of
The Ring (2001) (PG) An unassuming hobbit
must destroy a magical ring before it falls into
evil hands. The first part of the fantasy trilogy,
starring Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen and
Ian McKellen. 6.40 FYI Daily 6.45 Film: The
Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring
(2001) (PG) 9.00 Family Guy 9.30 The Great
Indoors 10.00 Britains Got More Talent 11.00
Family Guy 11.30 American Dad! 12.30am
The Cleveland Show 1.55 The Great Indoors
2.20 Teleshopping 5.50 ITV2 Nightscreen
ITV3 Freeview 10 - Sky 119
6.00am In Loving Memory. Classic comedy.
6.25 Heartbeat 7.30 Where The Heart Is
8.30 Wild At Heart 9.30 Judge Judy 10.55
Road To Avonlea 11.55 The Return Of
Sherlock Holmes. Detective drama. 1.05pm
Heartbeat 2.05 The Royal 3.10 Wild At Heart
4.15 On The Buses 5.20 In Loving Memory
5.55 Heartbeat 7.00 Murder, She Wrote 8.00
Agatha Christies Marple 10.00 Endeavour
12.05am The Street 1.20 The Knock 2.15
ITV3 Nightscreen 2.30 Teleshopping
ITV4 Freeview 24 - Sky 120
6.00am Footballs Greatest: Ronaldo 6.05
Ax Men 7.00 The Saint. Starring Roger Moore.
8.05 Counting Cars 9.00 The Car Chasers
9.30 Live French Open Tennis. With John
Inverdale. 9.00pm Isle Of Man TT: Record
Breakers 10.00 Cycling: Tour Series Highlights
11.00 Film: Hard Target (1993) (18) John
a TV talent show. Animated adventure, with the
voices of Stephen Mangan and Rupert Grint.
Noon New Girl 1.00 Brooklyn Nine-Nine
2.00 The Big Bang Theory: Shamys Story
7.00 Hollyoaks 7.30 Baby Daddy 8.00 The
Big Bang Theory 9.00 Made In Chelsea 11.00
Empire 12.05am The Big Bang Theory 1.00
Made In Chelsea 3.00 Empire 3.45 New
Girl 4.05 The Mindy Project 4.30 Rules Of
Engagement 5.10 Melissa & Joey
More4 Freeview 14 - Sky 138
8.55am Food Unwrapped 9.20 Four In A Bed
12.05pm Come Dine With Me 2.45 Great
Canal Journeys 7.55 Grand Designs 9.00
Romes Sunken Secrets 10.00 24 Hours In
A&E 11.05 999: Whats Your Emergency?
12.05am Ramsays Hotel Hell 1.00 24 Hours
In A&E 2.05 999: Whats Your Emergency?
3.10 8 Out Of 10 Cats: More Best Bits
GOLD Sky 110
7.20am Open All Hours. Classic comedy,
starring Ronnie Barker. 8.35 The Interviews
9.40 Open All Hours 10.00 Porridge 11.40
The Two Ronnies Spectacle 12.40pm Bob
Monkhouse: Million Joke Man 1.40 The
Interviews 2.40 Still Open All Hours. David
Jason stars in this follow-up to Roy Clarkes
popular comedy Open All Hours. 3.20 Citizen
Khan 4.40 Only Fools And Horses. Classic
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14 Chronological, 17 Encyclopaedia, 21 Protest, 22 Flatter, 24 Angel cake, 25 Tonga, B
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C D E F G I I N U 11 12 14 Head covering (4)
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plurals or verb forms ending in s. P
Owlet, Eagle, Sharply, Extra clues:
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Down: Assizes, Smock,
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Natwest is trying out a new app
for growing businesses that tracks
and controls company card
payments so that managers can
The Bank of Englands rate-setting By Holly Williams keep on top of transactions as
team could be down to just seven ENGLISH WINE SALES IN SPARKLING FORM they happen.
members for the first time in nearly after she took up the post. A scathing Adventure holidays group
Neilson expects to be sold next

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11 years as election purdah rules will verdict in a report by MPs on the
delay appointments until at least next Treasury Select Committee found her year by owner Luke Johnson, the
month, it has emerged. professional competence falls short Pizza Express entrepreneur, as it
The Banks Monetary Policy Com- of the standards required for the role recovers from its closure of four
mittee is already reduced to just eight after the conflict of interest breach. Turkish beach resorts.
members from the usual nine, after The omission caused her to fall foul Britain needs to invest more in
deputy governor Charlotte Hogg of the code of conduct rules she helped skills and innovation if it is to beat
was forced to resign in March for fail- to draw up at the Bank. worker shortages in key areas and
ing to declare her brother works Ms Hogg acted as deputy governor effectively compete globally,
for Barclays. on top of her role as chief operating Electrocomponents chief executive
External MPC member Kristin officer but it is understood the role Lindsley Ruth says.
Forbes is also due to step down at the will now be split.
end of June, while chief economist Economists will also be watching
Andrew Haldanes term closely for news of the
SUNDAY TIMES
ends at the end of May. replacement for Ms THE retail billionaire behind
The Treasury is leading Forbes, who has been the Edinburgh Woollen Mill has said he
the recruitment but it has sole hawk voting for expects to acquire more struggling
put the process on hold as a rate rise for the past chains this year as business rates
it is unable to make two decisions. and sterlings devaluation make an
appointments due to the Ms Forbes has called for impact on the high street.
so-called purdah rules on a rise from 0.25 per cent to Insurance giant Legal and
Government announce- 0.5 per cent amid fears General has held talks about an
ments during the run-up over surging inflation but English sparkling wine producers have a chance to grow globally audacious buyout of the 15billion
to the General Election. a recent slowdown in British Steel Pension Scheme.
While it is expected that growth is unlikely to mean A record number of new Simmonds of UHY Hacker Young
Mr Haldane will continue the other members agree- English wine producers and said: English wine production SUNDAY TELEGRAPH
in his post until his re- ing with her. vineyards has entered the market is now being taken seriously on Hundreds of thousands of BT
a p p o i n t m e n t c a n b e Charlotte Hogg Experts believe rates in the past year. a local and global platform, pensioners are in line to have their
confirmed, the delay to will remain on hold until The figure of 64 entrants was which has enabled the industry retirement pots capped as the
replacements for Ms Hogg and at least 2019, with the latest official 73 per cent up on the previous to thrive. telecoms giant battles the massive
Ms Forbes could mean the smallest estimate showing growth was even year but English wine only As the cost of exporting to
rates contingent since 2006. slower than first thought at the start
black hole in its 50billion fund.
accounts for 1 per cent of sales Europe falls and with imports The pound is in for a rough ride if
The committee has not been down of 2017, at 0.2 per cent. in the UK despite the increase, rising, English sparkling wine
to seven members since July and Investec economist Philip Shaw the Tories lose the Election, traders
says accountancy group has an opportunity to become a and analysts believe.
August 2006 after the unexpected loss said while the departure of Ms Forbes UHY Hacker Young. real contender globally.
of David Walton, who last voted in will leave the MPC without a hawk, it Its research found that 204 With Brexit on the horizon, it
June 2006 and died later that month. is unlikely to change the outlook OBSERVER
producers and vineyards have is more important to support Royal Bank of Scotland spent the
The Bank will be hoping it can have for rates.
the new members in place for the rates He said: To our minds, the direc- opened in the past five years, local industry and to cement the whole of last week in last-ditch
decision on August 3, when the tion of the economy is pretty clear at adding that the fall in sterling UK as a globally recognised talks to avert a legal battle that
Bank will also release its quarterly the moment. because of Brexit is expected to exporter of high-quality goods. would force its disgraced former
inflation report. Im not sure whether the decision- benefit English wine producers Almost 400 breweries opened CEO Fred Goodwin to give
The Old Lady of Threadneedle making process will be sensitive as the cost of importing bottles in the past year, up by 58 per evidence in the High Court. Talks
Street was left red-faced after the res- to specifics of one or two new from Europe rises. James cent on the previous 12 months. will continue this week.
ignation of Ms Hogg just two weeks members.

Disruptive Aviva in hi-tech drive GFG Alliance opens finance arm

Aviva is eyeing acquisitions
in artificial intelligence and
big data as it aims to over-
haul the insurance industry
and transform itself into a
financial technology firm.
Chief executive Mark Wil-
son said the 321-year-old
insurance giant had built a
good balance sheet and was
primed to use it to ensure the
business remains a step
ahead of its rivals.
Speaking at Avivas digital
garage in Hoxton, East Lon-
don, Mr Wilson said the
insurers innovation projects
had attracted calls from big
names in Silicon Valley and
helped seal a lucrative deal
with Tencent, a $300billion
(234billion) Chinese
technology firm. I dont
mean billions, but we will do
acquisitions if we find the
right things, maybe in big
data, Mr Wilson said.
We do want to change
Aviva into being a fintech.
The move is part of a plan
to disrupt the Hong Kong
market by targeting custom-
ers smartphones.
The business behind Liberty
Steel has launched a
financial services arm to
provide working capital for
British and international
companies.
GFG Alliance said Wye-
lands Capital will be an
industry friendly institu-
tion aiming to make a
difference to the growth
prospects of British industry.
The move follows the 2016
acquisition of Wyelands Bank
by Sanjeev Gupta, executive
chairman of GFG Alliance.
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Chief Investment Officer of
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important gap in the market
for working capital solutions.
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++the share hunter++george salmon++HARGREAVES LANSDOWN++

Shares in Dixons Carphone bounced
4.5 per cent on Wednesday, after the
group released a strong trading update.
The group enjoyed a strong end to the
year, with fourth quarter revenues up
6 per cent. While this was flattered by the
weakness of the pound, the group could
still report growth of 2 per cent at constant
exchange rates. This growth included
resilient like-for-like sales growth of
2 per cent in the UK, with a slightly better
performance in the groups other main
geographies, the Nordics and southern
Europe. This performance is impressive,
GEORGE SALMON especially as it was achieved despite the
delay of the launch of the Samsung S8.
EQUITY ANALYST
Hargreaves Lansdown As a result, the group narrowed its profit
www.hl.co.uk guidance to 485-490million, towards
Dixons Carphone keeping the tills ringing
the top end of previous expectations. The
demise of High Street rivals such as
Comet and Phones4u means Dixons
Carphone is in the enviable position of
being the last man standing. Add in the
fact that tech is an increasingly important
part of our daily lives and its easy to see
the upside.
The Connected World Services
business, which helps retailers around the
world develop their sales platforms is
growing rapidly, too. Partners include
Samsung and TalkTalk, and there is plenty
of scope for more contracts to be won.
Analysts expect earnings to grow by more
than 20 per cent from 2016-19, with the
dividend which currently offers a yield of
3.5 per cent increasing by around 30
per cent. However, these are uncertain
times for the group, reflected in the fact
that the shares currently trade at
10 times expected earnings. Back in
2015, 17 times was the going rate.
Some of the worries centre on the fact
that sterling weakness following the EU
referendum means the cost of imported
goods looks set to rise. While we have yet
to see much evidence that the gloomier
predictions about the UKs economy will
prove accurate, if it does splutter, Dixons
would surely be exposed.
Nonetheless, there are still plenty out
there who dont mind paying a touch more
if they get a bit of help from a friendly
store assistant. If Dixons in-store service
is good enough to keep customers happy,
this could yet prove its trump card.
This article is designed for investors who make
their own decisions without advice, if unsure
whether an investment is right for you, you should
seek advice. Shares can rise and fall in value so
you could get back less than you invest.
44 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017
Racing
Daily Express
Cartmel RUK
THE Scout
2.10 Golden Town 4.30 Wadswick Court
2.45 Squeeze Me 5.05 Whats Happening
3.20 Sandymount 5.40 Bafana Choice
3.55 Katgary
2.10 TASH
& ROB NOVICES HURDLE SP FORECAST: 5-2 Katgary, 11-4 Altruism, 7-2 Theflyingportrait,
3,249 (Class 4) 2m 1f 46yds (9 declared)
1 41-5 DEAR SIRE (23) D McCain 5 11 5................................Will Kennedy
2 51P- HAZAMAR (30)(T) Mrs S Leech 4 11 1............ Patrick Cowley(7)
3 P2-2 l GOLDEN TOWN (23) J Moffatt 6 10 12....................... B Hughes
4 88-4 ITS PANDORAMA (23) B Ellison 7 10 12...........................H Brooke
5 63-2 JARDIN DES PLANTES (9) D McCain 7 10 12......... L Murtagh(7)
6 8P-6 JEWELLED PRINCE (13) Miss J Foster 5 10 12........T Dowson(5)
7 L7-6 MONAR LAD (23) D Burchell 5 10 12...............................R T Dunne
8 6/9P- NAILER (126) Tristan Davidson 7 10 12........................D Irving(5)
9 CLAYTON HALL (F17) J Wainwright 4 10 8...............Joe Colliver
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 3, 5, 8, 9 CHEEK PIECES: No. 2 HOOD: Nos. 1, 6.
W-F: Golden Town (99); Dear Sire (95); Jardin Des Plantes (95).
SP FORECAST: 2 Dear Sire, 11-4 Golden Town, 7-2 Jardin Des Plantes, 9-2
Hazamar, 8 Its Pandorama, 50 Jewelled Prince, Monar Lad, Clayton Hall, 66
Nailer.
2.45
1
TONY CONNELL MEMORIAL HCAP HURDLE
2,599 (5) 2m 6f 31yds (15)
5L3- WAZOWSKI (54) D McCain 8 11 12.............................. L Murtagh(7)
2 1-P4 NICKIS NIPPER (6) (C) Sam England 9 11 9................ J England
3 53-2 l SQUEEZE ME (9) (C&D) G Hanmer 10 11 9...........C Shoemark
4 PPL- MR SELBY (40) J Moffatt 8 11 7.................................Will Kennedy
5
6
7
14-2 LOULOUMILLS (19) (F) M Barnes 7 11 4.................... D Bourke(5)
8-12 SENDIYM (13) Mrs D Sayer 10 11 2..................................... B Hughes
6L-P WHAT A GAME (19) (C&D) T Easterby 6 11 0.Mr W Easterby(7)
8 L6-4 PINEAPPLE CRUSH (18) M Todhunter 5 10 11....................A Nicol
9 P3-9 RONALDINHO (11) Mrs D Sayer 7 10 10............. C McCormack(3)
10 L6-7 ROJA DOVE (25) D Thompson 8 10 10................... N Moscrop(5)
11 P8/P- UNEX PICASSO (31) (C) F Murtagh 9 10 9............... Craig Nichol
12 4L2- OH SO GIGOLO (40) Kenneth Slack 7 10 3.....................H Brooke
13 6P-L SULTANA BELLE (18) R M Smith 9 10 3................S Mulqueen(3)
14 44-L TORERO (23) Miss J Foster 8 10 0............................Sean Quinlan
15 3P-P TOP CAT DJ (19) C Grant 9 10 0.................................C Bewley(3)
BLINKERS: Nos. 7, 10, 12 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 5, 9, 14
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 9, 14 HOOD: No. 4.
W-Factor: Squeeze Me (99); Louloumills (97); Oh So Gigolo (95).
SP FORECAST: 4 Sendiym, 9-2 Squeeze Me, 5 Oh So Gigolo, Louloumills,
13-2 Wazowski, 10 Nickis Nipper, 14 Others.
3.20
1 00F-
OAKMERE HOMES HANDICAP HURDLE
12,512 (2) 3m 1f 83yds (8)
GOLDEN DOYEN (35)(T) P Hobbs 6 11 12......................R Johnson
2 F1-4 JOIN THE CLAN (23) (D,T) Jonjo ONeill 8 11 3.........A Coleman
3 48-1 l SANDYMOUNT (8)(T,S) T R George 6 11 0(7ex)... A P Heskin
4 2L3- ALLBARNONE (37) (C,T) W Kinsey 9 10 8................ T Garner(3)
5 321- MORNING ROYALTY (56) J Moffatt 10 10 6.................. B Hughes
6 5P9- BON CHIC (38) J Moffatt 8 10 6..................Charlotte Jones(10)
7 23-3 PETIVILLE (12)(T) Richard Hobson 5 10 0............J Bargary(3)
8 8PP- MINNIE MILAN (44) Mrs B Butterworth 8 10 0....Sean Quinlan
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 6.
W-Factor: Sandymount (99); Petiville (98); Morning Royalty (96).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Sandymount, 7-2 Morning Royalty, 4 Petiville, 11-2 Join
The Clan, 6 Golden Doyen, 8 Allbarnone, 25 Minnie Milan, 33 Bon Chic.
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Soft. Left Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY (2012-17):
B Hughes 13% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (2012-17): D McCain 23%
Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 2.10 Jewelled Prince (hood), Clayton Hall (tongue
strap), 5.40 Up To Al (hood), Forrardon Xmoor (tongue strap). BEATEN
FAVOURITES: 2.10 Dear Sire(hcp hdl). 2.45 Oh So Gigolo(hcp hdl), Sendiym(hcp
ch). 3.55 Altruism(hcp ch). 5.40 Forrardon Xmoor. LONGEST TRAVELLER:
Sandymount (3.20) & Whats Happening (5.05) 304 miles. STABLE SWITCH:
2.45 Mr Selby from M Todhunter to J Moffatt. 5.40 Bafana Choice from Mrs
S E Grant to C Grant.
3.55 TOTEPOOLLIVEINFO.COM HCAP CHASE
7,507 (3) 2m 1f 61yds
1 124-
(6)
l KATGARY (38) Miss P Robson 7 11 12......................... B Hughes
2 111- THEFLYINGPORTRAIT (239) (C&D) Jennie Candlish 8 11 9........
...............................................................................................Sean Quinlan
3 112- ALTRUISM (315) (C&D) J Moffatt 7 11 6..........................H Brooke
4 222- VENGEUR DE GUYE (56) (D) Miss L Russell 8 10 11...Derek Fox
5 285- INDIAN VOYAGE (137) (D) M Barnes 9 10 10......S Mulqueen(3)
6 P1-P OLIVERS GOLD (19) (D) M Walford 9 10 10........Miss E Todd(7)
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 4, 5 CHEEK PIECES: No. 1.
W-Factor: Katgary (99); Theflyingportrait (94); Altruism (93).
9-2 Vengeur De Guye, 8 Olivers Gold, 14 Indian Voyage.
4.30 TOTEPOOL BETTING HANDICAP CHASE
7,507 (3) 2m 5f 34yds (8)
1 231- JOVIAL JOEY (33) M Barnes 6 11 12.......................... D Bourke(5)
2 43-2 l WADSWICK COURT (19) (C&D,T) P Bowen 9 11 7.... Sean Bowen
3 15P- UBALTIQUE (56) D McCain 9 11 7...............................Will Kennedy
4 5U-6 MONT ROYALE (16)(T) Jonjo ONeill 9 11 7..................A Coleman
5 2U-L BRAVE SPARTACUS (16) (D) G Boanas 11 11 6...Miss E Todd(7)
6 6L8- ALDERBROOK LAD (202) (C&D) M Hammond 11 11 2.. Joe Colliver
7 12F- FANTASY KING (F16) (C) J Moffatt 11 11 2..................... B Hughes
8 LP3- PRESENTING JUNIOR (44) (C&D) M Todhunter 10 10 0.. H Brooke
BLINKERS: Nos. 2, 3 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 2, 3.
W-F: Wadswick Court (99); Alderbrook Lad (98); Jovial Joey (95).
SP FORECAST: 2 Jovial Joey, 4 Wadswick Court, 6 Presenting Junior, 7 Fantasy
King, 8 Ubaltique, 10 Mont Royale, Brave Spartacus, 12 Alderbrook Lad.
5.05 CAMPBELL ROWLEY HANDICAP CHASE
8,758 (3) 3m 5f 80yds (9)
1 200- l WHATS HAPPENING (30) (D,T) T R George 10 11 12.A P Heskin
2 15L- BUACHAILL ALAINN (43) (D,T) P Bowen 10 11 9....Sean Bowen
3 3P-6 SILVER MAN (23) (F,T) J Hughes 10 11 6.....................R Johnson
4 444- FULL JACK (38) Miss P Robson 10 10 12.................. Craig Nichol
5
6
7
FP5- VALLEYOFMILAN (44) (C) D McCain 10 10 9.........Will Kennedy
PP-5 DREAM FLYER (16) (F) K Dalgleish 10 10 0................. B Hughes
P5-9 PRESENTED (12) Miss L Harrison 10 10 0................C Bewley(3)
8 24-4 PENA DORADA (16) (C) A Whillans 10 10 0...................H Brooke
9 LP-5 MR ROBINSON (16) Lucinda Egerton 10 10 0............ L Edwards
BLINKERS: Nos. 2, 3 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 2
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9.
W-F: Whats Happening (99); Buachaill Alainn (94); Full Jack (93).
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Full Jack, 5-2 Silver Man, 9-2 Valleyofmilan, 8 Dream
Flyer, Whats Happening, 10 Buachaill Alainn, 20 Pena Dorada, 25 Others.
5.40 MAIDEN HUNTERS CHASE
2,398 (5) 2m 5f 34yds (13)
1 42-2 l BAFANA CHOICE (23) (F) C Grant 11 11 12.Miss A Waugh(3)
2 P6-4 BEDFORD FORREST (8) Andrew Nicholls 8 11 12...Mr B Garritty(7)
3 PP-P COBBLERS REST (28) Miss S Whitehead 11 11 12...........Doubtful
4 PB-2 FORRARDON XMOOR (20) D Fitch-Peyton 8 11 12....Mr James King
5 PF-P LITTLE FRITZ (23) L Kerr 10 11 12...................Mr Ryan Nichol(5)
6 1-23 LOTUS POND (19) W Bryan 9 11 12............................Mr P Bryan(7)
7 21-3 MICKEY MILLER (23) John Dawson 8 11 12............Mr J Dawson
8 13-P PACKETTOTHERAFTERS (24) Miss S Whitehead 8 11 12.Miss E Todd(3)
9 U3-3 STAGECOACH JASPER (28) R Tate 11 11 12...Mr W Easterby(3)
10 11-5 TOWERBURN (23) Mrs A C Hamilton 8 11 12..Mr N Orpwood(5)
11 0P1- UP TO AL (43) R Potter 9 11 12................Miss Emma Yardley(7)
12 1-P1 MARTHAS BENEFIT (8) Andrew Nicholls 8 11 5.Mr W J Milburn(7)
13 42-4 PREACHERS BELLE (25) Graeme Scantlebury 8 11 5.Mr K Yeoman(7)
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 4, 6, 10 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 8, 9 HOOD: Nos. 11, 13.
W-Factor: Bafana Choice (99); Lotus Pond (98); Mickey Miller (98).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Bafana Choice, 3 Mickey Miller, 7-2 Lotus Pond,
6 Forrardon Xmoor, 14 Up To Al, 16 Towerburn, Preachers Belle, 25 Others.
gossip from The gallopS
North: BENGALI BOYS (12.45 Redcar)
Newmarket: MESHAYKH (2.05 Leicester)
Lambourn: FAIR COP (2.20 Windsor)
Cotswolds: SANDYMOUNT (3.20 Cartmel)
Vital statistics
IN-FORM TRAINERS (last 10 days) J
Eustace 71% (2 wins and 3 places
from 7 runners), C Dwyer 67%
(2/2/6), B Haslam 62% (2/3/8), David
Dennis 60% (1/2/5), H Candy 58%
(3/4/12), W Haggas 58% (9/12/36), C
Fairhurst 50% (1/1/4), D Loughnane
50% (1/1/4), M Todhunter 50%
(2/0/4), R Cowell 50% (4/2/12).
IN-FORM JOCKEYS A Atzeni 56% (12
wins and 8 places from 36 runners),
Pat Cosgrave 54% (7/12/35), M Lane
50% (6/2/16), Rossa Ryan 50%
(3/2/10).
TABLES
Flat JOCKEYS
last
wins % 14 days stake
S De Sousa 18 17 15/66 +15
W Buick 18 26 13/45 +36
R L Moore 17 26 9/43 -9
A Atzeni 16 26 13/46 +4
J Crowley 16 18 11/54 -4
L Dettori 13 25 9/33 +16
J P Spencer 13 18 9/47 +3
P McDonald 12 19 6/42 +21
Pat Cosgrave 12 21 10/46 +27
D Tudhope 12 18 9/50 +75
A Kirby 11 19 8/41 +1
FLAT TRAINERS
last
A P OBrien
wins %
8 20
14 days
0/6
won
1,072,923
R Fahey 65 14 16/117 1,064,198
M Johnston 63 16 12/91 928,106
R Hannon 63 17 17/94 906,455
J Gosden 48 24 6/45 805,720
Sir M Stoute 27 26 7/27 731,741
W Haggas 39 30 13/46 711,473
A Balding 34 15 7/39 590,173
R Varian 33 27 11/39 522,525
S bin Suroor 23 27 3/15 408,858
D OMeara 27 11 9/67 407,651
D M Simcock 23 12 5/36 393,280
NH JOCKEYS
last
wins % 14 days stake
H Skelton 22 38 12/33 -2
R Johnson 19 23 14/52 -1
N Fehily 17 35 12/27 +30
A Coleman 16 20 10/51 -3
S Twiston-Davies 11 21 7/37 -23
W Hutchinson 9 35 6/16 +23
A P Heskin 8 24 7/18 +6
A Wedge 7 21 5/21 -6
P Brennan 7 23 5/18 +4
NH TRAINERS
last
wins % 14 days won
D Skelton 25 35 14/41 165,945
Jonjo ONeill 11 17 8/36 107,304
N Henderson 9 29 5/24 91,800
E Williams 8 25 4/16 83,538
P Nicholls 9 33 5/16 76,079
A King 10 38 6/14 63,200
T R George 5 21 4/14 57,111
H Fry 8 44 5/9 55,417
D McCain 6 15 4/20 43,528
Aidans
Winter
simply
too hot
Huntingdon
THE Scout
12.30 Prince Mahler
1.00 Jodies Jem
2.35 Dragon De La Tour
3.10 Marienstar
1.30 CELTIC ARTISAN 3.45 Raising The Bar
2.00 Vodka Wells
12.30CONDITIONAL
1
JOCKEYS HCAP HDLE
2,599 (Class 5) 3m 1f 10yds (6 dec)
11-6 l PRINCE MAHLER (24) R Woollacott 7 12 5.S Houlihan(5)
2 1F3- SHOTOFWINE (51) (F,T) N Richards 8 11 12.....R Day(3)
3 L5-3 OSCAR JANE (13) J Farrelly 10 11 12...........Paul OBrien
4 54-5 PORT LAIRGE (8) M Chapman 7 11 6.........J Corbett(3)
5 74-7 BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE (23) R Phillips 6 11 3.....D Hiskett
6 44-3 MONTE WILDHORN (21) D Bridgwater 9 11 2C Mckinnes(10)
BLINKERS: Nos. 3, 4 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 1, 2, 3.
W-F: Prince Mahler (99); Shotofwine (92); Oscar Jane (91).
SP FORECAST: 15-8 Monte Wildhorn, 5-2 Shotofwine, 4 Prince
Mahler, 5 Oscar Jane, 14 Beautiful People, 16 Port Lairge.
1.00 188BET MAIDEN HURDLE
2,924 (5) 1m 7f 171yds
1 646- ARCHANGEL RAPHAEL (F24) Mrs A Perrett 5 11 2.. L Aspell
2 64-2 l JODIES JEM (17) M Banks 7 11 2..................J Quinlan
3 8L5- SAMS A DIAMOND (31) J R Jenkins 5 11 2..B J Powell
4 47L/ TRIGGITAS (692) P Webber 7 11 2...............R McLernon
5 2 MAMOO (15) N King 4 10 12...................................T Whelan
6 2- NOT AT ALL (38) Jonjo ONeill 4 10 12.............. N Fehily
7 OCEAN JIVE (F312) C Mann 4 10 12............H Bannister
CHEEK PIECES: No. 1.
W-F: Jodies Jem (99); Archangel Raphael (95); Mamoo (92).
SP FORECAST: 7-4 Jodies Jem, 7-2 Mamoo, 5 Ocean Jive, 11-2 Not
At All, 8 Archangel Raphael, 14 Triggitas, 16 Sams A Diamond.
LONGEST TRAVELLER: Shotofwine (12.30) & Wot A Shot (1.30) 240
miles. STABLE SWITCH: 1.00 Ocean Jive from B Meehan to C Mann,
Triggitas from O Sherwood to P Webber. 3.10 Marienstar from A
Dunn to N King.
Leicester
THE Scout
2.05 Meshaykh 4.25 EJAABY (nb)
2.40 Woofie 5.00 Indigo Princess
3.15 Showboating 5.35 Percys Princess
3.50 Munstead Star
2.05 BETFRED.COM FILLIES HANDICAP
3,881 (Class 5) 1m 53yds (13 declared)
1 (5) 10-3 SISTER DUDE (27) J Portman 4 9 12..Martin Harley
2 (8) L-5L FASTNET SPIN (14) P Evans 3 9 4...............J Crowley
3 (3) L-44 SINGING SANDS (17) S Durack 3 9 4... Oisin Murphy
4 (10) 76-5 l MESHAYKH (35) (F,S) Sir M Stoute 3 9 2....L Dettori
5 (2) 2-68 MAY MIST (91) T Wall 5 9 2.............................. Doubtful
6 (6) 9-L1 WAVES (12) (D,F) Eve J-Houghton 3 9 1...E Greatrex(3)
7 (7) LL8 IMPERIAL LINK (29) (C&D) J G OShea 5 9 0.G Buckell(5)
8 (4) 460- SANDWOOD BAY (229) M Tompkins 3 8 13.T Brown
9 (13) L2-5 SAVANNAH MOON (20) K Ryan 3 8 12............K Stott
10 (9) 0-56 WHITELEY (16) M Channon 3 8 8..........................G Lee
11 (1) 30-L TWIGGY (26) J Chapple-Hyam 3 8 8.K Shoemark(3)
12 (12) L77- DELIRIUM (214) E De Giles 3 8 5.............. Rob Hornby
13 (11) 85-8 MISS MONRO (10) B Ellison 3 8 2......K Schofield(7)
VISOR: No. 2 TONGUE STRAP: No. 3 CHEEK PIECES: No. 7
EYE COVERS: No. 8. SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 1, 2, 6, 7.
W-Factor: Meshaykh (99); Waves (95); Savannah Moon (95).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Waves, 4 Meshaykh, 6 Sister Dude, 15-2 Singing
Sands, 10 Whiteley, 12 Savannah Moon, 14 Others.
2.40 BETFRED.COM SELLING STAKES
3,234 (5) 1m 2f (8)
1 (6) 027 COCKNEY BOY (26) J Gallagher 4 9 7..G Buckell(5)
2 (4) 243 POWERED (5) P Evans 4 9 7..........................J Crowley
3 (3) 47L SEHAIL (27) G Peckham 4 9 7...............Martin Harley
4 (8) 263 SIR JACK (6) A Carroll 4 9 7............................C Lee(5)
5 (7) 4-L8 l WOOFIE (7) Mrs L Mongan 5 9 7......................G Lee
6 (1) 6-87 SCENT OF POWER (14) (C&D) B Leavy 5 9 6............... 6 (3) 248 FILLYDELPHIA (3) (D,F) P Holmes 6 9 2..Paula Muir(6)
.......................................................................Jane Elliott(7)
7 (5) 40L/ MIZPAH (653) K Wingrove 5 9 2............Toby Eley(7)
8 (2) 617 LOG OFF (4) P Evans 3 8 10...............Finley Marsh(7)
VISOR: No. 3 TONGUE STRAP: No. 6.
W-Factor: Woofie (99); Sir Jack (97); Sehail (96).
SP FORECAST: 13-8 Sir Jack, 9-2 Powered, 5 Cockney Boy, 7 Scent
Of Power, 8 Log Off, 10 Woofie, 16 Mizpah, 20 Sehail.
FONTWELL: Good
1.55LILLIAN (Kevin Jones, 103 2nd fav) 1; Mab
Dab (81) 2; Night Generation (61) 3. Hcap 6 ran. 14l,
31/4l. (J W Mullins; 2-1 fav Kayla). Tote: 4.20; pl 2.90,
3.30. exacta: 29.80. tricast: 136.46. trifecta: 165.10.
CSF: 26.06. Non-runners: Ballyheigue Bay, Miss
Yeats.
2.25SPOCK (Miss L Brooke, 201) 1; Goonjim (72
2nd fav) 2; Bahumbug (111) 3. Hcap 5 ran. 11/2l, 33/4l.
(Lady S Brooke). Tote: 5.20; pl 1.90, 1.30. exacta:
11.90. trifecta: 41.70. CSF: 24.04. Non-runners: Code
Of Law, Denny Kerrell, Nouailhas.Code Of Law| Rule 4
applies to All Bets, deduct 50p in the pound
2.55THE WICKET CHICKEN (N Fehily, 1011 fav) 1;
Welluptoscratch (31 2nd fav) 2; Seven Nation Army
(81) 3. 5 ran. 16l, 23l. (N Mulholland). Tote: 1.60; pl
1.10, 1.60. exacta: 4.00. trifecta: 9.10. CSF: 4.06.
3.30KILFINICHEN BAY (Mr J Nailor, 92) 1; Keltus
(138 fav) 2; Adam du Breteau (112) 3. Hcap 5 ran. hd,
2l. (C Longsdon). Tote: 5.50; pl 2.30, 1.50. exacta:
12.30. trifecta: 49.70. CSF: 12.32.
4.05LONDONIA (C Deutsch, 41 2nd fav) 1; Jebs
Gamble (91) 2; Midnight Jitterbug (21 fav) 3. Hcap 11
ran. 1/2l, 9l. (G McPherson). Tote: 4.10; pl 1.80, 2.40,
1.40. exacta: 42.10. tricast: 93.41. trifecta: 202.90.
CSF: 39.13.
4.35DAY OF ROSES (N Scholfield, 51) 1; Finish
The Story (94 2nd fav) 2; Venetian Lad (161) 3. Hcap 7
ran. 16l, 17l. (J Scott; 2-1 fav Celtic Tune). Tote: 7.70; pl
3.20, 1.50. exacta: 17.20. tricast: 157.11. trifecta:
168.30. CSF: 16.33. Non-runner: Jack Snipe.
5.05BROWN BEAR (L Aspell, 61) 1; Mogestic
(92) 2; Mount Vesuvius (91) 3. Hcap 9 ran. 7l, 1l. (N
Gifford; 3-1 fav Dragoon Guard). Tote: 7.00; pl 1.90,
2.10, 2.60. exacta: 32.80. tricast: 242.86. trifecta:
316.10. CSF: 33.79. Non-runners: Arkadios, Cor Wot An
Apple, Snow Rescue, Top Of The Rocks.
Placepot: 33.30 Quadpot: 8.40
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WINTER added to her By Chris Goulding
success in the British 1,000
Guineas when proving too fillies Classic. Gina Mangan,
hot for her rivals in the Irish who has only ever ridden one
equivalent at the Curragh winner in her life, will partner
yesterday. 1,000-1 shot Diore Lia in
Winning trainer Aidan Saturdays Investec Derby
OBrien also made it a double at Epsom.
in Saturdays Irish 2,000 with The filly is now with
the same horse when John Jenkins as previous
Churchill added to his trainer Jane Chapple-
Hyam told owner Richard
Newmarket Classic victory.
Aylward that she was CAPTION:
OBRIEN:
OBrien also trained the Helvetica
second, Roly Poly, and the against running Diore Lia Classic
at Epsom. Gothic
doubles
third, Hydrangea, in the
1.30 CASINO 1m 7f 171yds (10) 2.35 3,769 (4)
AT 188BET HANDICAP HDLE 188BET NOVICES HANDICAP CHASE
RUK 2,599 (5) 2m 7f 129yds (7)
1 13-6 CAPRICE DANGLAIS (14) (D,F) Sam Thomas 5 12 0.... 1 75-3 BELMONT PARK (14) D Bridgwater 6 11 12.... T Scudamore
.............................................................................. H Beswick(7) 2 42-7 l DRAGON DE LA TOUR (13) D Skelton 6 11 8..H Skelton
2 2P4- WOT A SHOT (32)(T) N Richards 8 11 12..........R Day(3) 3 L1-L ULTIMATE DREAM (28) Jonjo ONeill 6 11 5.K Moore(3)
3 498- l CELTIC ARTISAN (F26) (C&D,T) Rebecca Menzies 6 11 9
...................................................................................J Hamilton(3)
4 75-3 PETRUCCI (9) D Shaw 5 11 8..........................G Lavery(7)
4
5
6
4/04- SACRAMENTO KING (60) J Geake 8 11 1............M Grant
22-4 COPPERFACEJACK (16) P Webber 7 11 1.Fergus Gregory(10)
33-L CHARLIE MON (12) Mike Hammond 8 11 1...C Hammond(7)
5 L8-4 TIRADIA (6) (C&D) J R Jenkins 10 11 4..........B J Powell 7 LL-L THE SOCIETY MAN (21) M Chapman 10 10 0.. J Corbett(7)
6 8-2F WATER WILLOW (7) W G M Turner 5 10 12......H Cobden TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 4, 5 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 2, 5, 6.
7 0-7L OSGOOD (15) (C&D) G L Moore 10 10 12...J Nuttall(10) W-Factor: Dragon De La Tour (99); Belmont Park (96);
8 35-2 FIDELITY (13) J Geake 5 10 8.............................I Popham
9 L31- LITTLE LOTTE (42) (D) T R Gretton 4 10 2.A Johns(3)
10 5LL- SYLVAN LEGEND (291) M Sheppard 9 10 0..T Whelan
Ultimate Dream (95).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Charlie Mon, 3 Copperfacejack, 4 Belmont
Park, 9-2 Dragon De La Tour, 8 Ultimate Dream, 10 Others.
3.10 188BET
BLINKERS: Nos. 7, 9 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 3, 10
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 3, 10.
HANDICAP HURDLE
W-F: Celtic Artisan (99); Caprice Danglais (90); Wot A Shot (87).
3,249 (4) 2m 4f 145yds (5)
1 UP-1 CAPTAINOFINDUSTRY (7) M Pitman 8 11 13(7ex).N Fehily
SP FORECAST: 3 Little Lotte, 4 Petrucci, 9-2 Fidelity, 11-2 Water
2 12-P BLETCHLEY CASTLE (28) S Durack 8 11 12.. T Scudamore
Willow, 10 Celtic Artisan, 12 Caprice Danglais, Osgood, 14 Others. 3 F-L1 l MARIENSTAR (8) N King 6 11 11(7ex)............T Whelan
2.00 188BET
4 P-32 KNIGHTS PARADE (6) Mrs S Humphrey 7 11 8.. G Carson(10)
HANDICAP CHASE 5 PL3- MONDERON (33) (D) F OBrien 10 10 6..........P Brennan
3,899 (4) 2m 104yds (5)
1 P-21 l VODKA WELLS (16) (D,F,T) Rebecca Menzies 7 11 12
TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 4, 5.
W-Factor: Marienstar (99); Captainofindustry (97);
(7)
............................................................................ J Hamilton(3)
2 226- KITCHAPOLY (169) (D) D Skelton 7 11 6........ H Skelton
3 28-2 DEAUVILLE DANCER (12) David Dennis 6 11 2.N Fehily
Monderon (96).
SP FORECAST: 11-8 Captainofindustry, 3 Marienstar, 7-2 Knights
Parade, 7 Bletchley Castle, 10 Monderon.
4 3L-3 JACKTHEJOURNEYMAN (6) (C&D) T R Gretton 8 10 11
3.45 188BET
.................................................................................. A Johns(3)
5 31-P RIVER PURPLE (18) (D) Lady S Brooke 10 10 10.............
....................................................................Miss T Worsley(7) 1 5-
STANDARD OPEN NH FLAT
1,819 (6) 1m 7f 171yds (6)
BY THE FIRESIDE (63) Miss J Davis 6 11 0..J McGrath
BLINKERS: No. 4 TONGUE STRAP: Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 CHEEK PIECES: No. 1. 2 IRON IN THE SOUL Mrs L Wadham 5 11 0...........L Aspell
W-F: Vodka Wells (99); Kitchapoly (97); Jackthejourneyman (96). 3 65- l RAISING THE BAR (56) (F) N Henderson 5 11 0........
SP FORECAST: 13-8 Vodka Wells, 3 Kitchapoly, ......................................................................Nico De Boinville
4 Jackthejourneyman, 9-2 Deauville Dancer, 10 River Purple. 4 L0- MOTLEY CREW (59) M W Easterby 4 10 10.H Bannister
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good. Right Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY 5 POTTERMAN A King 4 10 10........................W Hutchinson
(2012-17): N Fehily 25% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (2012- 6 LEGENDE VOLANTE Miss Amy Murphy 4 10 3.... J Quinlan
17): N Henderson 34% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 1.30 Osgood (blink- HOOD: No. 1.
ers), 3.45 By The Fireside (hood), 12.30 Port Lairge (blinkers). BEATEN W-F: Raising The Bar (99); Potterman (98); Motley Crew (94).
FAVOURITES: 12.30 Prince Mahler(hcp hdl). 1.00 Not At All. 2.00 SP FORECAST: 10-11 Raising The Bar, 9-2 Potterman, 11-2 Motley
Kitchapoly(hcp ch). 2.35 Copperfacejack(hcp ch). Crew, 7 Iron In The Soul, 12 Legende Volante, 14 By The Fireside.
3.15 BETFRED.COM 4.25 TOTEPOOLRACING
HANDICAP HANDICAP 3YO
RUK 6,469 (4) 1m 53yds
1 (2) 88-2 DIRECTORSHIP (26) (D) P Chamings 11 9 9.. Oisin Murphy
(10) 12,450 (3) 6f (11)
1 (4) 4L-9 TALLULAH ROSE (40) K Burke 9 7.................C Lee(5)
2 (3) 9-24 ALDEBURGH (J33) N Twiston-Davies 8 9 8................. 2 (3) 557 SMOKEY LANE (23) (D) P Evans 9 7..........F M Berry
...................................................................... K Shoemark(3) 3 (1) 2-12 l EJAABY (20) R Varian 9 2........................J Crowley
3 (10) 303 MISTER MUSIC (52) (D) A Carroll 8 9 7.......C Lee(5) 4 (7) 433 SAYESSE (18) (C,D) M Channon 9 1.....................G Lee
4 (8) 342- PEAK STORM (258) (D) J G OShea 8 9 6.E Greatrex(3) 5 (11) 81-3 PARFAIT (42) (D,F) J Gosden 9 1....................W Buick
5 (6) 052 BOOTS AND SPURS (9) (D) S Dixon 8 9 5.F M Berry 6 (10) 315 JUAN HORSEPOWER (4) (D,F) R Hannon 8 13...P Dobbs
6 (7) 484 RIPOLL (21) (D,F) S Kirk 4 9 5......................J Crowley 7 (9) 0-41 SCOFFLAW (16) (D) R Fahey 8 11................T Hamilton
7 (9) 311 ROMAN DE BRUT (13) (D) D Loughnane 5 9 4....W Buick 8 (2) 15-1 SCORCHING HEAT (11) (D) A Balding 8 11...Oisin Murphy
8 (4) 013 l SHOWBOATING (75) (C,D) J Balding 9 9 2.L Edmunds(5) 9 (8) 21-6 SFUMATO (28) (D) R Charlton 8 10.K Shoemark(3)
9 (1) LP-5 FRANK BRIDGE (24) (D) Eve J-Houghton 4 8 13.P Dobbs
10 (5) 494 CHARACTER ONESIE (20) (D) R Fahey 5 8 13.. T Hamilton
10 (5) 1-L SUMNER BEACH (3) B Ellison 8 10..........Martin Lane
11 (6) 134 ERISSIMUS MAXIMUS (31) (D) C Dwyer 8 8.E Greatrex(3)
VISOR: No. 5 TONGUE STRAP: No. 6. BLINKERS: No. 11 TONGUE STRAP: No. 10 CHEEK PIECES: No. 6
SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 4, 5, 8. HOOD: No. 9. SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 2, 8.
W-Factor: Ejaaby (99); Sfumato (90); Smokey Lane (88).
W-Factor: Showboating (99); Roman De Brut (96);
SP FORECAST: 4 Ejaaby, 5 Scofflaw, 11-2 Scorching Heat, 6 Parfait,
Directorship (94).
SP FORECAST: 4 Roman De Brut, 5 Mister Music, 11-2 Directorship, 8 Sfumato, Sayesse, 12 Others.
6 Ripoll, 13-2 Boots And Spurs, 10 Others.
5.00 FILLIES HANDICAP
6,469 (4) 7f (5)
3.50 BETFRED.COM MAIDEN FILLIES STKS
6,301 (4) 1m 3f 179yds (9)
1 (2) L QUAY POINT (17) Mrs L Mongan 4 9 13......J Crowley
1
2
3
(2) 502 REBEL SURGE (5) (F) Richard Spencer 4 9 7...G Lee
(1) L22 AMBER MYSTIQUE (73) Kristin Stubbs 4 9 0.. T Hamilton
(5) 5-40 BUSH BEAUTY (27) (D,F) E Alston 6 8 6.Paula Muir(7)
2 (4) L ASTROSHADOW (19) M Tompkins 3 8 10...... T Brown 4 (4) L21 l INDIGO PRINCESS (16) M Appleby 4 8 4...Jane Elliott(7)
3 (6) 6-3 DOREEN (26) Sir M Stoute 3 8 10...... K Shoemark(3) 5 (3) 764 MAGIC MIRROR (6) (D) M Rimell 4 8 2.R P Walsh(7)
4 (7) 6 DREAMTIDE (17) Mrs A Perrett 3 8 10............P Dobbs CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 5. SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 3.
5 (9) L- FRANNY NISBET (175) W Muir 3 8 10..... Rob Hornby W-F: Indigo Princess (99); Amber Mystique (95); Rebel Surge (92).
6 (5) 8-3 l MUNSTEAD STAR (19) A Balding 3 8 10.Oisin Murphy SP FORECAST: 13-8 Indigo Princess, 5-2 Rebel Surge, 3 Amber
7 (8) 5-64 PERFECT IN PINK (17) (F) M Channon 3 8 10...G Lee Mystique, 13-2 Bush Beauty, 14 Magic Mirror.
8 (1) 43-3 SO SLEEK (31) (F) L Cumani 3 8 10.................W Buick
9 (3) SURE TO EXPLORE W Muir 3 8 10..............S Hitchcott
W-F: Munstead Star (99); Perfect In Pink (98); So Sleek (98). 5.35 BETFRED APPRENTICE HANDICAP
3,234 (6) 1m 3f 179yds (8)
SP FORECAST: 11-10 So Sleek, 11-4 Doreen, 5 Perfect In Pink,
7 Munstead Star, 14 Dreamtide, 25 Sure To Explore, 66 Quay Point,
Astroshadow, Franny Nisbet.
1 (1) 151 l PERCYS PRINCESS (18) (D) M Appleby 6 9 10.......
.............................................................................Jane Elliott
2 (2) 43-6 LADY OF YUE (140) (D) E Stanford 7 9 9.Joshua Bryan
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good to Firm. Right Handed. TOP TRACK 3 (6) 351 THE LOCK MASTER (21) (C,D) M Appleby 10 9 9.......
JOCKEY (2012-17): W Buick 20% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER ...........................................................Raymond Dawson(3)
(2012-17): R Fahey 21% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 2.05 Sandwood Bay 4 (4) L-13 ANGELICAL (13) (C) D Loughnane 4 9 6....Toby Eley(8)
(eye shields), 2.40 Sehail (visor), Scent Of Power (tongue strap), 4.25 5 (7) 415 ALBERT BOY (9) (D) S Dixon 4 9 3.Finley Marsh(3)
Sumner Beach (tongue strap). BEATEN FAVOURITES: 3.15 7 (8) 2L-L SHIRATAKI (27) (D) P Hiatt 9 8 13...... Molly King(8)
Showboating(hcp). 4.25 Ejaaby(hcp), Sfumato(hcp). 5.35
8 (5) 48-L GOLDEN CAPE (34) M Mullineaux 4 8 10.Aled Beech(3)
Angelical(hcp). DRAW: Low numbers best on the straight course.
LONGEST TRAVELLER: Miss Monro (2.05), Character Onesie (3.15), CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 2, 3 HOOD: No. 7.
Sumner Beach (4.25), Scofflaw (4.25), Amber Mystique (5.00) 146 SOFT/HEAVY WINNERS: Nos. 2, 3, 5, 6, 7.
miles. STABLE SWITCH: 2.40 Mizpah from Michael C Connell in W-F: Percys Princess (99); Albert Boy (96); Lady Of Yue (95).
Ireland to K Wingrove. 5.00 Amber Mystique from R Fahey to Kristin SP FORECAST: 5-2 Percys Princess, 7-2 Angelical, 5 The Lock
Stubbs. Master, 6 Albert Boy, 8 Fillydelphia, 10 Lady Of Yue, 12 Others.
7 ran. hd, 31/4l. (Dr R Newland; 2-1 fav Allelu Alleluia).
RESULTS Tote: 4.30; pl 1.70, 5.40. exacta: 48.30. tricast:
221.35. trifecta: 262.70. CSF: 44.05. Non-runners:
KELSO: Good UTTOXETER: Good Burrenbridge Hotel, Faith Jicaro.
2.15CHAMPAGNE CITY (A P Heskin, 46 fav) 1; 2.05TURN TURK (Mr H Hunt, 45 fav) 1; Listen For 4.15DAYS OF HEAVEN (Nico De Boinville, 41 co
Uluroo (181) 2; Boogie Life (41 2nd fav) 3. 10 ran. 5l, Me (41 2nd fav) 2; Prospera Pascha (81) 3. 6 ran. 4l, 12l. 2nd fav) 1; Valseur Du Granval (91) 2; Henryville (41 co
21/2l. (T R George). Tote: 1.70; pl 1.10, 3.70, 1.30. (N Henderson). Tote: 1.80; pl 1.30, 2.20. exacta: 2nd fav) 3. Hcap 7 ran. 11/2l, 21/2l. (N Henderson; 10-3 fav
exacta: 15.80. trifecta: 56.70. CSF: 16.25. Ballybolley). Tote: 5.30; pl 2.20, 3.80. exacta:
4.30. trifecta: 20.70. CSF: 4.29.
2.45LOFGREN (A P Heskin, 54 fav) 1; Martiloo 2.35BROTHER TEDD (R Johnson, 1011 jt fav) 1; 45.60. trifecta: 155.50. CSF: 35.56.
4.45BROWNVILLE (S Twiston-Davies, 41 2nd
(72) 2; Perseid (61) 3. Hcap 4 ran. 12l, 3/4l. (D McCain). Beat That (1011 jt fav) 2; Mari Me Oscar (401) 3. 3 ran.
Tote: 2.30; exacta: 5.50. trifecta: 20.10. CSF: 5.79. 1/ l, 51l. (P Hobbs). Tote: 1.70; exacta: 2.20. trifecta: fav) 1; Only Gorgeous (141) 2; Carli King (61) 3. Hcap 8
2
3.15LYCIDAS (Lucy Alexander, 61) 1; Politeness 2.20. CSF: 2.15. Non-runners: Black Corton, Vodka n ran. 11/2l, 10l. (N Twiston-Davies; 7-2 fav Royals And
(111) 2; Crackdeloust (94 fav) 3. Hcap 6 ran. 11/4l, 11/4l. (J Tonic. Rebels). Tote: 4.70; pl 1.30, 2.70, 2.50. exacta:
Ewart). Tote: 6.70; pl 3.40, 4.20. exacta: 61.10. tri- 3.05VANCOUVER (P K Donovan, 41 2nd fav) 1; 49.70. tricast: 330.05. trifecta: 327.20. CSF: 51.87.
fecta: 266.70. CSF: 56.81. 5.15MRSROBIN (J Banks, 121) 1; Rockchasebullett
With Pleasure (81) 2; Sioux Chieftain (121) 3. Hcap 10
3.50DOUBLE WHAMMY (Ross Chapman, 61) 1; (64 fav) 2; Thepremierbroker (112) 3. Hcap 7 ran. ns,
Ash Park (72 2nd fav) 2; Lowanbehold (71) 3. Hcap 8 ran. 18l, 31/2l. (N Mulholland; 3-1 fav One For Billy). Tote:
4.50; pl 1.70, 2.60, 3.40. exacta: 40.00. tricast: 34l. (F Brennan). Tote: 15.20; pl 5.40, 1.50. exacta:
ran. 31/2l, 28l. (I Jardine; 3-1 fav Anseanachai Cliste). 43.20. tricast: 114.08. trifecta: 184.10. CSF: 31.07.
Tote: 6.20; pl 2.00, 2.10, 2.30. exacta: 31.00. tri- 355.53. CSF: 36.29. Non-runners: Big Chip And Pin,
Jazzy Lady, Marienstar. Non-runner: Etheridge Annie.
cast: 150.12. trifecta: 216.40. CSF: 28.09.
4.25CHARLIE WINGNUT (Sean Quinlan, 21 fav) 1; 3.40DESTINYS GOLD (S Twiston-Davies, 72 2nd Jackpot: 3,738.10 Placepot: 347.70
Our Reward (31 2nd fav) 2; Fred Le Macon (121) 3. Hcap fav) 1; Sadlers Gold (141) 2; Nicely Indeed (92) 3. Hcap Quadpot: 184.80
6 ran. 15l, 21/2l. (Mrs S Smith). Tote: 3.00; pl 2.20,
1.80. exacta: 9.60. trifecta: 60.30. CSF: 8.62.
4.55YOUNG HURRICANE (Mr J Dawson, 114 2nd
fav) 1; Miss Biscotti (121) 2; Damiens Dilemma (221) 3.
10 ran. 20l, 10l. (Guy Brewer; 15-8 fav Cave Hunter). Tote:
3.40; pl 1.30, 2.90, 4.40. exacta: 30.10. trifecta:
322.20. CSF: 22.35. Non-runner: Shantou Magic.
Shantou Magic| Rule 4 applies to All Bets, deduct 10p in
the pound
5.25HEARTASIA (J Corbett, 92) 1; Paper Promise
(331) 2; Rubytwo (74 fav) 3. 13 ran. 8l, 5l. (S Corbett).
Tote: 4.30; pl 1.90, 8.50, 1.10. exacta: 103.30. tri-
fecta: 447.10. CSF: 135.62. Non-runner: Rubydoobs.
Rubydoobs| Rule 4 applies to All Bets, deduct 5p in the
pound
Placepot: 193.00 Quadpot: 143.00
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Flat INDEX
TICKET SELLING STAKES C - Chelmsford City Sumner Beach.......L 4.25
ZETLAND GOLD CUP HANDICAP
Redcar RUK 2,749 (6) 7f 1m 2f 1yds (10)
1 (11) 434 MONSIEUR JIMMY (16) (D) D Carroll 5 9 13..Ger ONeill(7) 1 (6) 0L-9 KING BOLETE (86)(T) R Varian 5 10 0..........A Atzeni
L - Leicester
R - Redcar Don Valentino........R 1.15 Just Fab................C 3.05 Peterhouse............R 3.00
Sumou.................. W 4.40
Sunglider...............R 3.00
JACKPOT: www.totepoolliveinfo.com 2 (5) LL BAJAN BEACON (10) I Jardine 4 9 7.............. T Eaves 2 (1) 143 SWIFT EMPEROR (17) (C) T D Barron 5 9 4.. P Makin W - Windsor Doreen..................L 3.50 Justanotherbottle.W 3.30 Pick Of Any............C 2.30 Super Major...........R 12.45
3 (4) 7/L5- OROBAS (306) R Barr 5 9 7..............................A Mullen 3 (3) 837 ASHKOUL (10) (D) M Appleby 4 9 3........... B A Curtis Dreamboat Annie.. W 1.45 Kamra....................R 2.25 Pipers Way............R 1.15 Sure To Explore.....L 3.50
4 (3) 9-LL l FIDELMA MOON (27) (D) K Burke 5 9 5.J Vaughan(3) 4 (2) 126 BANDITRY (22) (D,T) I Williams 5 9 3..... S Donohoe Ada Misobel...........C 3.05 Dreamtide.............L 3.50 King Bolete...........R 3.35 Pivotal Dream.......C 3.05
THE Scout 5 (8) 18L OAKLEY PRIDE (61) (D,T) Miss G Kelleway 3 8 13..M Dwyer Suwaan..................R 2.25
5 (4) 13-6 HIBOU (21) (C&D) I Jardine 4 9 2.................... T Eaves Adherence.............R 4.10 Dukes Meadow.......C 3.05 King Of Spin......... W 4.40 Pobbles.................R 1.50
6 (10) 77L RAY DONOVAN (17) (D) D OMeara 3 8 13.D Tudhope Adrakhan...............R 4.10 Sweet Amazement.C 5.25
12.45 Star Of Zaam 3.00 Sunglider 6 (8) 612 BRIARDALE (8) (D) J Bethell 5 9 2............P Hanagan East Coast Lady....C 4.15 Kingsley Klarion....C 4.50 Poets Reward.......R 2.25
7 (6) LL HIGH SHAW (16) Mrs A Duffield 3 8 10..............S Gray 7 (5) 3-80 BEARDWOOD (12) (C&D) M Johnston 5 9 1.J Fanning Albert Boy.............L 5.35 Swift Emperor.......R 3.35
1.15 Valley of Rocks 3.35 Rainbow Rebel 8 (7) 009 STATE RESIDENCE (10) D OMeara 3 8 10.Shelley Birkett(3) Ejaaby...................L 4.25 Lady Cristal...........R 2.25 Popsilca.................C 5.25
8 (7) L71 EUCHEN GLEN (20) (D) J Goldie 4 9 0.........S James Aldeburgh..............L 3.15 Take A Note..........C 2.30
1.50 Fidelma Moon 4.10 Ballyfarsoon 9 (1) 0-54 URBAN SPIRIT (8) J OKeeffe 3 8 10......P Mulrennan Emily Goldfinch.....C 3.05 Lady Of Yue...........L 5.35 Powered................L 2.40
9 (10) 6-64 l RAINBOW REBEL (8) (D) M Johnston 4 8 13 Alemaratalyoum... W 5.15 Pride Of Angels.... W 2.20 Tallulah Rose.........L 4.25
2.25 Storm Over 10 (9) 260 POBBLES (17)(T) G Scott 3 8 5....................P Hanagan
P McDonald
Erissimus Maximus.L 4.25 Lastoneforthecraic.W 1.45
11 (2) 8-LL SLAVE TO FREEDOM (47) Mrs A Duffield 3 8 5.J Fanning Amber Mystique....L 5.00 Eskimo Bay........... W 2.20 Lime And Lemon... W 2.55 Princeofthequeen..R 2.25 Tangled.................C 1.55
SCOTTISH EXPRESS: 3.35 KING BOLETE (nap) 10 (9) 321 STORM KING (18) (D) D C Griffiths 8 8 9........D Allan Angelical...............L 5.35 Taper Tantrum......C 3.40
BLINKERS: No. 5 VISOR: Nos. 6, 7, 10 TONGUE STRAP: No. 5 Eternal................. W 4.05 Log Off..................L 2.40 Quay Point............L 3.50

12.45NOVICE
BLINKERS: Nos. 3, 5 CHEEK PIECES: No. 7 HOOD: No. 4. Apres Midi............ W 2.55
AUCTION STAKES 2YO CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 8, 11.
W-F: Rainbow Rebel (99); Banditry (98); Briardale (96).
Euchen Glen..........R 3.35 Lost The Moon.......C 3.40 Question Of Faith..R 4.10 Tapis Libre............R 3.00
3,234 (Class 5) 5f (12 declared) W-F: Fidelma Moon (99); Pobbles (96); Oakley Pride (94). Arabela Dawn........R 1.15 Evergate.............. W 3.30 Loveatfirstsight....C 4.15 Rainbow Rebel.......R 3.35 Teak......................C 3.40
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Pobbles, 3 Fidelma Moon, 9-2 Ray Donovan, SP FORECAST: 7-2 Briardale, 5 Euchen Glen, 11-2 Swift Emperor, Armum..................C 1.55 Rampant Lion....... W 1.45
1 (5) 12 BENGALI BOYS (23) (D,S) R Fahey 9 5....P Hanagan 7 Storm King, 8 Rainbow Rebel, Hibou, King Bolete, 10 Others. Fair Cop................ W 2.20 Lucymai.................C 4.15 Tennessee Rose.... W 5.15
2 (11) 6 FUNKADELIC (30) B Haslam 9 2.............. P McDonald 6 Oakley Pride, 12 State Residence, 16 Others. Artsteelwork.........C 5.25 Fastnet Spin..........L 2.05 Magic Mirror..........L 5.00 Ray Donovan.........R 1.50 Tess Graham.........C 5.25

(11) 4.10 2,749 (6)

3 (10) GLOBAL ACADEMY (F,T) Miss G Kelleway 9 2.M Dwyer Ascot Day............. W 3.30
2.25 RACING RACING AGAIN TOMORROW HCAP Fidelma Moon........R 1.50 Majestic Girl..........C 3.05 Rebel Surge...........L 5.00
4 (3) 55 HIGHLAND BOBBY (17) D OMeara 9 2........... P Makin UK PROFITS HANDICAP 3YO Ashazuri............... W 5.50 Red Rannagh........ W 4.05
Texas Wedge........ W 2.20
5 (7) BAD DOG M W Easterby 9 1............. Harrison Shaw(7) 3,234 (5) 5f 1m 5f 218yds (12) Ashford Island.......C 3.05
Field of Vision...... W 4.40 Major Crispies.......C 2.30 Thackeray.............R 4.10
1 (7) 0-06 RUSSIAN ROYALE (33) (D) M Hammond 7 9 7 Fille The Force......R 1.15 Major Pusey......... W 4.40 Rio Ronaldo.......... W 4.40
6 (1) 3 l STAR OF ZAAM (17) K Burke 9 1..... J Vaughan(3) 1 (5) 267 KAMRA (31) (D) M Herrington 9 9................... T Eaves Thatsthewaytodoit.C 3.05
2 (3) 223 POETS REWARD (20) T D Barron 9 7.Connor Murtagh(7) P McDonald Ashkoul.................R 3.35 Fillydelphia............L 5.35 Major Rowan..........R 4.10 Ripoll.....................L 3.15
7 (9) BURNS SUPPER J Ewart 9 0.................................J Hart Astroshadow.........L 3.50 Rising Sunshine.....C 3.05 The Lock Master....L 5.35
8 (12) 6 SUPER MAJOR (23) M Dods 9 0.....................A Mullen 3 (7) 241 YORKSHIREDEBUT (16) (D) P Midgley 9 7.P Mulrennan 2 (3) 244- JAN DE HEEM (196) Miss T Jackson 7 9 3 J P Sullivan Fire Empress.........C 3.05 Marbooh................C 4.50
4 (9) 1- l STORM OVER (294) (D,T) R Cowell 9 6.J Fanning 3 (9) 734 MAJOR ROWAN (42) (D) J J Davies 6 9 2.... P Makin Autumn Lodge...... W 1.45 Five Star Frank.... W 2.20 Masterson.............C 3.40 Ritas Man............ W 5.15 The Magic Pencil...C 2.30
9 (2) 2 WAHOO (40) M Dods 9 0............................P Mulrennan Think Fashion....... W 2.20
10 (8) 72 CHATBURN (7) D OMeara 8 13.....................D Tudhope 5 (8) 0-47 BOUNDSY (10) R Fahey 9 5...........................P Hanagan 4 (6) 00-8 l BALLYFARSOON (37) (D,T) I Williams 6 9 0 Bad Dog.................R 12.45 Flawlessly.............R 2.25 Maveway.............. W 1.45 Roman De Brut......L 3.15
11 (6) MENDALI D C Griffiths 8 11....................................D Allan 6 (2) 241 LADY CRISTAL (24) (D) K Burke 9 4.. J Vaughan(3) S Donohoe Badenscoth.......... W 5.15 Foxtrix..................R 1.15 May Mist...............L 2.05 Russian Royale......R 4.10 Tigserin.................C 4.15
12 (4) SITSI B Smart 8 6...............................................C Beasley 7 (11) 6-13 SUWAAN (37) (D) Mrs R Carr 9 3.............J P Sullivan 5 (4) 7-33 PERCY VERENCE (95) Miss T Waggott 4 8 12R Ffrench Bahamian Dollar... W 4.40 Frank Bridge.........L 3.15 Melrose Girl...........R 1.15 Sadieroseclifford...C 5.25 Tillys Bridge........ W 2.20
W-F: Star Of Zaam (99); Chatburn (98); Bengali Boys (97). 8 (10) 60-4 VENTURA SECRET (33) (D) T Easterby 9 0...D Allan 6 (10) 35-0 ADHERENCE (29) T Coyle 4 8 12...............D Fentiman Bajan Beacon.........R 1.50 Franny Nisbet........L 3.50 Mendali..................R 12.45 Sakurajima........... W 5.15 Tomahawk Kid...... W 4.05
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Bengali Boys, 9-2 Star Of Zaam, 5 Wahoo, 11-2 9 (6) 780- PRINCEOFTHEQUEEN (248) D OMeara 8 13.. D Tudhope 7 (11) 89-L CHAUVELIN (18) N Tinkler 6 8 11.....................A Mullen Ballyfarsoon..........R 4.10 Sandwood Bay.......L 2.05
10 (1) 822 FLAWLESSLY (24) J Bethell 8 10............. P McDonald Free To Roam........C 3.05 Meshaykh..............L 2.05 Tomily.................. W 3.30
Chatburn, 8 Highland Bobby, 14 Super Major, 16 Others. 8 (12) 14-5 QUESTION OF FAITH (42) M Todhunter 6 8 9 Banditry................R 3.35 Funkadelic.............R 12.45 Mesmeric Moment.C 5.25 Savannah Moon.....L 2.05
11 (4) 66-5 MIGHTASWELLSMILE (33) (D) R Barr 8 9...A Mullen P Hanagan Toulson................ W 4.05
Barbarianatthegate.W 1.45 Gaia Princess....... W 5.15 Mezzotint..............C 4.50 Save The Bees.......R 3.00

1.15 MEDIAN AUCTION MAIDEN STAKES 3YO

3,234 (5) 5f 217yds (10)
1 (9) 6-2 BLACK SALT (17) T D Barron 9 5...................... P Makin
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 1, 6 HOOD: No. 9.
W-F: Storm Over (99); Yorkshiredebut (91); Flawlessly (91).
SP FORECAST: 4 Lady Cristal, 9-2 Storm Over, 11-2 Suwaan, 6
9 (8) 8-77 MIDNIGHT WARRIOR (18) (C&D,F) R Barr 7 8 9
D Allan
10 (2) 9-55 MISS TREE (138) (D) J J Quinn 6 8 8................J Hart
Bath And Tennis....C 1.55
Beardwood............R 3.35
Beck And Call....... W 2.20
General Gerrard... W 2.20
General Tufto........C 3.05
Midnight Warrior...R 4.10
Mightaswellsmile...R 2.25
Sayesse.................L 4.25
Scent Of Power.....L 2.40
Scofflaw................L 4.25
Tulip Dress............C 4.15
Tuolumne Meadows.W 2.55
Turning The Table.W 2.55
Yorkshiredebut, 15-2 Flawlessly, 8 Poets Reward, 10 Others. 11 (5) 843 THACKERAY (61) C Fairhurst 10 8 2............J Fanning Getback In Paris... W 4.05 Mimram.................C 1.55
2 (3) 4 DON VALENTINO (25) D OMeara 9 5........D Tudhope Bengali Boys..........R 12.45 Scorching Heat......L 4.25 Twiggy...................L 2.05
12 (1) 965 ADRAKHAN (18) W Storey 6 8 2.. Sammy Jo Bell(3) Glamselle.............C 5.25 Miss Monro............L 2.05

3.00 MARKET
3 (5) PIPERS WAY R Fahey 9 5...............................P Hanagan
4 (6) 34-2 l VALLEY OF ROCKS (13) M Johnston 9 5...J Fanning CROSS JEWELLERS HCAP VISOR: Nos. 4, 7 TONGUE STRAP: No. 9. Billyoakes..............C 4.50 Global Academy.....R 12.45 Miss Tree..............R 4.10 Sehail....................L 2.40 Under The Covers.. C 4.15
5 (4) LL- ARABELA DAWN (215) J J Quinn 9 0................J Hart 5,175 (4) 1m 2f 1yds (8) W-F: Ballyfarsoon (99); Miss Tree (95); Major Rowan (93). Black Salt..............R 1.15 Golden Cape..........L 5.35 Mister Music..........L 3.15 Seneca Chief.........C 5.25 Urban Spirit...........R 1.50
6 (1) L FILLE THE FORCE (9) S Dixon 9 0.....................D Allan 1 (4) 7-15 l SUNGLIDER (16) (D) D OMeara 4 9 7..D Tudhope Boots And Spurs....L 3.15 Golden Guest........ W 5.50 Mizpah...................L 2.40 Sfumato................L 4.25 Valley of Rocks......R 1.15
2 (6) 08-3 TAPIS LIBRE (12) (C,D) Jacqueline Coward 9 9 6
SP FORECAST: 4 Percy Verence, 9-2 Major Rowan, 6 Miss Tree,
7 (7) FOXTRIX M Dods 9 0..............................C Rodriguez(5) Boundsy................R 2.25 Groundnut............ W 1.45 Monsieur Jimmy....R 1.50 Shawwal................C 1.55 Varsovian..............C 4.50
Harrison Shaw(7) 7 Jan De Heem, 15-2 Question Of Faith, 10 Adherence, 12 Others.
8 (2) MELROSE GIRL B Smart 9 0...........................C Beasley Breden................. W 4.05 Hawridge Glory..... W 5.15 Monteverdi........... W 4.40 Sheilas Empire.... W 1.45
3 (1) 776 SAVE THE BEES (13) (D) D Carroll 9 9 6..Phil Dennis(5) BEATEN FAVOURITES: 12.45 Wahoo. 1.15 Valley of Rocks. 2.25 Ventura Secret......R 2.25
9 (10) SILKEN MOONLIGHT S Dixon 9 0............. P McDonald Briardale...............R 3.35 Headway................C 1.55 Morello................. W 5.15 Shirataki...............L 5.35
4 (7) 7-34 PETERHOUSE (16) (D) J Ward 5 9 5.......... B A Curtis Flawlessly(hcp), Poets Reward. 3.00 Jabbaar(hcp). 3.35 Swift Vibes.................... W 5.50
10 (8) 45 YORKSHIRE PUDDING (18) T Easterby 9 0 Emperor(hcp). 4.10 Percy Verence(hcp). FIRST TIME: 1.50 State Burns Supper.........R 12.45 Hemingford.......... W 1.45 Mostashreqah........C 2.30 Showboating..........L 3.15
5 (8) 43-1 VISITANT (20) (D) D Thompson 4 9 3...........A Mullen Silken Moonlight....R 1.15 Vincentti...............C 2.30
Rachel Richardson(3) Residence (cheek pieces), Slave To Freedom (cheek pieces), Bush Beauty..........L 5.00 Hibou.....................R 3.35 Mulled Wine...........C 3.05
6 (2) L-85 JABBAAR (21) T D Barron 4 9 0....................... P Makin Violet Mist............C 5.25
W-F: Valley of Rocks (99); Black Salt (98); Foxtrix (97). 7 (5) L/LL DEINONYCHUS (47) M Appleby 6 9 0......... R Ffrench Pobbles (visor), High Shaw (visor), 2.25 Princeofthequeen (hood), Call Me Grumpy.... W 5.15 High Shaw..............R 1.50 Munstead Star.......L 3.50 Singing Sands........L 2.05
SP FORECAST: 7-4 Valley of Rocks, 4 Black Salt, 9-2 Pipers Way, 7 8 (3) 2-07 CORNBOROUGH (16) (C) M Walford 6 8 12.......J Hart Kamra (cheek pieces), 3.35 Ashkoul (blinkers). DRAW: Middle to Castleacre............ W 3.30 Sir Billy Wright..... W 4.40 Visitant.................R 3.00
Highland Bobby.....R 12.45 Next Trains Gone.. C 3.40
Don Valentino, 10 Foxtrix, 14 Melrose Girl, 16 Others. high numbers have a decided advantage on the straight Challow................. W 5.15 Sir Harry Collins....C 5.25 Waggle..................C 3.05
CHEEK PIECES: Nos. 4, 8 HOOD: No. 7. Hipz.......................C 4.15 Oakley Pride..........R 1.50
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good to Firm. Left Handed. TOP TRACK JOCKEY W-Factor: Sunglider (99); Peterhouse (95); Visitant (94). course LONGEST TRAVELLER: Global Academy (12.45), Chance To Dream. W 5.15 Sir Jack.................L 2.40 Wahoo...................R 12.45
(2012-17): P Mulrennan 14% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER (2012- Pobbles (1.50), Oakley Pride (1.50), Storm Over (2.25), King Hold Me Tight....... W 5.15 Ok By Me.............. W 5.50
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Visitant, 7-2 Peterhouse, 5 Jabbaar, 7 Tapis Libre, Character Onesie..L 3.15 Ickymasho............ W 4.05 Olive Mabel............C 1.55 Sir Plato............... W 5.50 Waves....................L 2.05
17): R Fahey 17% Strike rate. Bolete (3.35) 219 miles. STABLE SWITCH: 4.10 Percy Verence Sister Dude...........L 2.05
8 Sunglider, 10 Cornborough, 12 Save The Bees, 14 Deinonychus. Chatburn...............R 12.45 Imperial Link.........L 2.05 Optimum Time...... W 1.45 Whiteley................L 2.05
Chauvelin..............R 4.10 Indigo Princess......L 5.00 Orobas...................R 1.50 Sitsi......................R 12.45
Wiff Waff...............C 1.55
Slave To Freedom..R 1.50

5.15 CARIBBEAN
Cockney Boy..........L 2.40 Indira................... W 4.05 Paradise Found..... W 2.20 Wiley Post............ W 4.40
NIGHT HCAP (DIV 1) 3YO
1.45
THE Scout
11.11 AUTUMN LODGE (nap) 4.05 Ickymasho
Windsor ATR 3,558 (5) 1m 31yds (13)
1 (3) 6-16 ALEMARATALYOUM (54) E Dunlop 9 9.J P Spencer
Compas Scoobie... W 4.40
Cool Bahamian...... W 4.40
Ingleby Mackenzie.W 5.50
Intensical..............C 4.50
Parfait...................L 4.25
Passing Star..........C 2.30
Smokey Lane.........L 4.25
So Sleek................L 3.50 Woofie...................L 2.40
Yalawin................. W 3.30
Socrates............... W 5.50
2.20 Think Fashion
2.55 Turning The Table
3.30 Yalawin
4.40 Compas Scoobie
5.15 Ritas Man
5.50 Dangerous Ends
3.30
1
WINDSOR SPRINT SERIES HCAP 3YO
12,938 (2) 5f 21yds (7)
(7) 06-5 YALTA (26) (D,T) M Johnston 9 7........James Doyle
2 (13) 655 CHANCE TO DREAM (28) J Best 9 8...................K Fox
3 (6) 411 l RITAS MAN (8) (D,F) R Hannon 9 8(6ex)
Rossa Ryan(7)

Cornborough.........R 3.00
Cromer..................C 1.55
Danecase.............. W 4.40
Isntshesomething.. C 4.15
Its How We Roll... W 5.50
Jabbaar.................R 3.00
Peak Storm...........L 3.15
Pearl Acclaim........C 2.30
Peloton................ W 5.50
Spiritofedinburgh.W 5.50
Star Links..............C 3.05
Star Of Zaam.........R 12.45
Yalta.................... W 3.30
Yorkshire Pudding.R 1.15
2 (2) 335 TOMILY (17) (D) R Hannon 9 1........................... S Levey 4 (4) 74L ZOFFANY BAY (33) G Peckham 9 7.Josephine Gordon Dangerous Ends.... W 5.50 Jan De Heem.........R 4.10 Percy Toplis..........C 5.25 Yorkshiredebut.....R 2.25
5 (9) 564- CALL ME GRUMPY (213) R Varian 9 6.......H Bentley Starboy.................C 1.55 Zabaletaswansong.W 1.45
1.45
3 (4) 14-6 CASTLEACRE (39) H Palmer 8 7.Josephine Gordon Dark Side Dream....C 4.50 Joes Spirit...........C 1.55 Percy Verence.......R 4.10
NOVICE AUCTION STAKES 2YO 4 (3) 32-1 l YALAWIN (17) R Varian 8 4......................H Bentley 6 (2) L30 CHALLOW (17) S Kirk 9 4...................................L Keniry Deinonychus..........R 3.00 Joysunny...............C 5.25 Percys Princess.....L 5.35
State Residence....R 1.50 Zakatal..................C 3.40
3,558 (Class 5) 6f 12yds (11 declared) 5 (5) 222 EVERGATE (17) (C) R Cowell 8 3.................... K ONeill 7 (7) 9-37 SAKURAJIMA (35) C Hills 9 3............. C Shepherd(3)
Delirium................L 2.05 Juan Horsepower..L 4.25 Perfect In Pink......L 3.50
Storm King............R 3.35 Zerafino................C 3.05
1 (4) BARBARIANATTHEGATE B Meehan 9 2..............K Fox 6 (6) 2-11 ASCOT DAY (131) (D) D M Simcock 8 3...........J Quinn 8 (8) 471 BADENSCOTH (35) (D) D Ivory 9 3...........J Duern(3) Storm Over............R 2.25
2 (6) RAMPANT LION(T) M Johnston 9 2.......James Doyle 9 (10) L9-7 MORELLO (35) H Candy 9 2.........................D Sweeney Directorship..........L 3.15 Jumping Jack....... W 5.50 Perfect Summer... W 2.55 Zoffany Bay.......... W 5.15
7 (1) 3-19 JUSTANOTHERBOTTLE (10) (D,F,T) D Carroll 8 2.J Doyle
3 (9) 53 ZABALETASWANSONG (9) (F) R Hannon 9 2.S Levey W-Factor: Yalawin (99); Ascot Day (95); Evergate (91). 10 (11) 62-2 TENNESSEE ROSE (12) L McJannet 9 0.. James Doyle
4 (7) HEMINGFORD (F) C Fellowes 9 0.................D Probert SP FORECAST: 5-2 Yalawin, 3 Ascot Day, 9-2 Evergate, 7 Yalta, 11 (5) 778- GAIA PRINCESS (217) G L Moore 8 12............ S Levey
5 (5) 532 l AUTUMN LODGE (35) J S Moore 8 12....S W Kelly 8 Justanotherbottle, Castleacre, 10 Tomily. 12 (1) 766- HAWRIDGE GLORY (283) B Millman 8 9...D Probert
6 (8) GROUNDNUT J Portman 8 12.................... R Kingscote 13 (12) 537 HOLD ME TIGHT (12) J S Moore 8 7............... L Jones
Just
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7 (2) OPTIMUM TIME Eve J-Houghton 8 12............ C Bishop BET TOP PRICE PROMISE HCAP BLINKERS: No. 13 TONGUE STRAP: No. 7 HOOD: No. 8.
8 (11) DREAMBOAT ANNIE M Usher 8 7................... K ONeill
7,439 (3) 1m 2f (8) W-F: Ritas Man (99); Call Me Grumpy (91); Challow (85). 29.99
9 (3)
10 (1)
LASTONEFORTHECRAIC P Evans 8 7..... H Crouch(3)
MAVEWAY P Evans 8 7....................................... J F Egan 1
2
(8) 112 l ICKYMASHO (27) (C&D) J Portman 5 9 7..R Kingscote
(7) 124- INDIRA (325) J Berry 6 9 7..........Josephine Gordon
SP FORECAST: 2 Ritas Man, 7-2 Alemaratalyoum, 7 Call Me
Grumpy, 8 Tennessee Rose, 10 Sakurajima, 12 Others.
offer Per Panel
11 (10) SHEILAS EMPIRE J S Moore 8 7...................... L Jones DX199 Save 10 Gardening
5.50
3 (5) 12/2 BREDEN (28) (D) Mrs L Jewell 7 9 5................. R Tart
W-Factor: Autumn Lodge (99); Rampant Lion (90);
4 (6) 524 GETBACK IN PARIS (5) R Hughes 4 9 4.....S W Kelly CARIBBEAN NIGHT HCAP (DIV 2) 3YO
Zabaletaswansong (89). 3,558 (5) 1m 31yds (12)

Regency-style Steel Fencing

SP FORECAST: 9-4 Zabaletaswansong, 5 Hemingford, Rampant
Lion, Autumn Lodge, 8 Barbarianatthegate, 14 Others.
2.20 MPM FLOORING LTD MAIDEN STAKES 8 (1) L-02 TOMAHAWK KID (16) I Williams 4 8 11........D Probert
3,493 (5) 5f 21yds (10)
1 (3) L/ PARADISE FOUND (858) Emma Owen 6 9 8.J F Egan
2 (2) 5 PRIDE OF ANGELS (17) G L Moore 4 9 8.T J Murphy
3 (1) 8LL TILLYS BRIDGE (26) S Woodman 4 9 8....W Carson
4 (4) 65- ESKIMO BAY (262) C Cox 3 9 5.............. H Crouch(3)
5 (8) 52-3 FIVE STAR FRANK (32) Eve J-Houghton 3 9 5.C Bishop
6 (9) L-L4 GENERAL GERRARD (14) M Madgwick 3 9 5.L Keniry
7 (7) TEXAS WEDGE W Muir 3 9 5..........Josephine Gordon
8 (10) 33-3 BECK AND CALL (31) H Candy 3 9 0.........D Sweeney
9 (5) 22 FAIR COP (19) (S) A Balding 3 9 0..............D Probert 3 (7) 400 SIR BILLY WRIGHT (19) (D) P Evans 6 9 6..H Crouch(3)
10 (6) 2-93 l THINK FASHION (16) (F) B Meehan 3 9 0.J Doyle
TONGUE STRAP: No. 6 CHEEK PIECES: No. 3.
W-F: Think Fashion (99); Fair Cop (97); Five Star Frank (94).
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Fair Cop, 3 Beck And Call, 5 Think Fashion, 11-2
Five Star Frank, 7 Eskimo Bay, 14 Pride Of Angels, 16 Others.
5 (2) 431 ETERNAL (13) (D,T) D Carroll 5 9 1.............Joe Doyle
6 (4) 14-1 TOULSON (16) (D,F) Eve J-Houghton 4 9 0.C Bishop
7 (3) 40-7 RED RANNAGH (12) D M Simcock 4 8 13.J P Spencer
HOOD: No. 3.
W-Factor: Ickymasho (99); Toulson (96); Breden (95).
SP FORECAST: 7-2 Ickymasho, 4 Eternal, 5 Toulson, 13-2 Breden, 7
Red Rannagh, 15-2 Indira, 8 Tomahawk Kid, 10 Getback In Paris.
4.40 MONDAY NIGHT RACING HANDICAP
4,852 (4) 6f 12yds (12)
1 (12) 060- MONTEVERDI (303) (D) J Osborne 4 9 9....J P Spencer
2 (1) 0-44 COOL BAHAMIAN (16) (D) Eve J-Houghton 6 9 7..J Fahy
4 (10) 13-1 KING OF SPIN (28) (C&D) R Hughes 4 9 5.S W Kelly
5 (4) 3-15 l COMPAS SCOOBIE (26) (D,F) R Varian 4 9 3.H Bentley
6 (2) 50L- FIELD OF VISION (209) (F) J Tuite 4 9 3 W-Factor: Dangerous Ends (99); Its How We Roll (96);
Josephine Gordon
7 (11) 860 RIO RONALDO (16) (C&D) Mike Murphy 5 9 1.J Doyle
8 (9) 2L0 BAHAMIAN DOLLAR (16) (D) P Evans 4 9 0 Spiritofedinburgh, 6 Sir Plato, 8 Golden Guest, 12 Vibes, 14 Ingleby
1 (9) 650 JUMPING JACK (16) R Hughes 9 9...............S W Kelly
2 (12) 878- VIBES (166) J Osborne 9 8.......................James Doyle
3 (8) 11L SIR PLATO (40) (C&D) B Millman 9 8.........W Carson
4 (5) 3-3L SPIRITOFEDINBURGH (28) (F) B Powell 9 7
Jenny Powell(5)
5 (1) 475- INGLEBY MACKENZIE (227) M Channon 9 4... C Bishop
6 (6) 0-43 ITS HOW WE ROLL (75) J Spearing 9 4
Connection Pole
T Marquand
7 (3) 220 GOLDEN GUEST (10) (F) G Margarson 9 3..J P Spencer
8 (7) L68- SOCRATES (187) D Kubler 9 3.................. R Kingscote
9 (10) 2L-8 PELOTON (33) P Phelan 9 2............................ K ONeill
10 (4) 113 l DANGEROUS ENDS (96) (D) B Johnson 9 0
Josephine Gordon
11 (2) 6-09 ASHAZURI (23) J Portman 8 12.. Pierre-Louis Jamin(7)
12 (11) L7L OK BY ME (27) P Evans 8 8............................. J F Egan
BLINKERS: No. 6 VISOR: Nos. 10, 12 HOOD: No. 11.
Golden Guest (94).
SP FORECAST: 11-4 Dangerous Ends, 4 Its How We Roll, 11-2

2.55 SKY BET FILLIES HANDICAP

4,852 (4)
Katherine Glenister(7)
1m 3f 99yds (5) 9 (8) L77 MAJOR PUSEY (9) J Gallagher 5 8 13......D Sweeney
1 (4) 5-31 l TURNING THE TABLE (7) (C&D) D M Simcock 4 9 13(6ex) 10 (3) 47L- WILEY POST (272) A Carroll 4 8 13.........T Marquand
Mackenzie, 16 Jumping Jack, 20 Others.
TRACK FACTS: GOING: Good to Firm. TOP TRACK JOCKEY Matching Gate
J P Spencer 11 (5) 3L8 SUMOU (9) J Bradley 4 8 11............................D Probert (2012-17): James Doyle 19% Strike rate. TOP TRACK TRAINER
2 (3) 21-3 APRES MIDI (38) K Burke 4 9 7..............James Doyle 12 (6) 621 DANECASE (4) (D) David Dennis 4 8 11.. Rossa Ryan(7) (2012-17): R Hannon 13% Strike rate. FIRST TIME: 2.20 Tillys
3 (5) 3-53 LIME AND LEMON (28) (F) C Cox 4 9 2.H Crouch(3) BLINKERS: No. 10 VISOR: No. 2. Bridge (cheek pieces), 2.55 Tuolumne Meadows (blinkers), 5.50 Ok
4 (2) 2-L7 PERFECT SUMMER (23) I Williams 7 8 13....R Kingscote W-F: Compas Scoobie (99); Danecase (98); King Of Spin (94). By Me (visor). BEATEN FAVOURITES: 2.20 Fair Cop. 2.55 Apres Looking for an elegant & heavy-duty, yet easy-to-install permanent fence for a pathway, lawn
5 (1) 5-L5 TUOLUMNE MEADOWS (19) P Cole 4 8 12.D Probert SP FORECAST: 3 Danecase, 4 Compas Scoobie, 9-2 King Of Spin, Midi(hcp). 3.30 Justanotherbottle(hcp). 4.05 Red Rannagh(hcp). or border? Build-your-own boundary with this Regency-style fencing, from Eckman.
BLINKERS: No. 5 VISOR: No. 4. 13-2 Cool Bahamian, 10 Wiley Post, 12 Major Pusey, 14 Others. 4.40 Compas Scoobie(hcp). 5.15 Alemaratalyoum(hcp). 5.50
W-F: Turning The Table (99); Apres Midi (98); Perfect Summer (91). STABLE SWITCH: 4.40 Wiley Post from R Hannon to A Carroll. 5.50 Dangerous Ends(hcp). DRAW: High numbers hold a slight advan- Outstanding features include:
SP FORECAST: 7-4 Turning The Table, 5-2 Apres Midi, 4 Lime And Its How We Roll from C Hills to J Spearing. tage in sprints. LONGEST TRAVELLER: Apres Midi (2.55) 243
Lemon, 6 Tuolumne Meadows, 8 Perfect Summer. miles. Manufactured from tough black powder-coated steel
Each panel is 4ft 1 W x 3ft 1 H x 1 D
Contains intricate spear heads plus spike bases for easy ground insertion
Chelmsford City ATR 3.05 TOTEQUADPOT
2,911 (7)
HANDICAP
1m
1 (12) 753 DUKES MEADOW (26) (C&D) R Ingram 6 9 7
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4.15 TOTEWIN
1
FILLIES HANDICAP
5,175 (5) 7f
(6) 231 l LUCYMAI (21) (C&D) D Ivory 4 9 7........R Winston
(8) Build-your-own fence: connect panels with 3ft 10 connection poles (available separately),
Rhiain Ingram(7) 2 (5) 273 EAST COAST LADY (10) (C) W Stone 5 9 6.Hollie Doyle(3) plus add a gate (measuring 3ft 3" H x 3ft W) which is accompanied by two connection poles.
THE Scout 2 (4) 285 MULLED WINE (39) J Best 4 9 7...............P Cosgrave 3 (1) L45 TIGSERIN (7) (C) G Bravery 4 9 5.............P Cosgrave
3 (10) 686 EMILY GOLDFINCH (116) P McEntee 4 9 7 4 (4) 7/5L UNDER THE COVERS (19) R Harris 4 9 3......L Morris
1.55 Starboy 4.15 Lucymai
Danny Brock 5 (7) 918 TULIP DRESS (17) (D,F) A Carson 4 9 1....... D ONeill
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4 (14) 346 GENERAL TUFTO (41) (D) C Smith 12 9 7... J Haynes 6 (3) 184 HIPZ (21) (C&D) I Furtado 6 9 1...................G Wood(5)
3.05 Ada Misobel 5.25 Joysunny 5 (3) 688 l ADA MISOBEL (16) S Bowring 4 9 6 7 (8) 553- LOVEATFIRSTSIGHT (151) M Attwater 4 8 13..A Beschizza
3.40 Next Trains Gone A Rawlinson(3) 8 (2) 221 ISNTSHESOMETHING (25) (C&D) R C Guest 5 8 9

1.55 NOVICE MEDIAN AUCTION STAKES

2YO 4,528 (Class 5) 6f (11 declared)
1 (2) CROMER M Meade 9 2.......................................J Mitchell
2 (7) 21 HEADWAY (2) (D,F) W Haggas 9 9................ Doubtful
3 (10) 2 JOES SPIRIT (28) M Bell 9 2..........................F Norton
6 (5) L-35 MAJESTIC GIRL (4) S Flook 4 9 6.... Hollie Doyle(3)
7 (13) 105 PIVOTAL DREAM (26) W Brisbourne 4 9 5.F Norton
8 (2) 58-9 THATSTHEWAYTODOIT (138) D Loughnane 4 9 5
VISOR: No. 8 CHEEK PIECES: No. 6.
W-Factor: Lucymai (99); Hipz (95); Tulip Dress (93).
D Costello
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G Downing
9 (16) 6L-0 FIRE EMPRESS (112) J Unett 4 9 4.................R Powell
SP FORECAST: 5-2 Isntshesomething, 3 Lucymai, Daily Express Offer DX199, Euro House, Cremers Road,
11-2 Loveatfirstsight, 6 East Coast Lady, 7 Hipz, 10 Others.
Sittingbourne, Kent, ME10 3US
10 (9) 285 FREE TO ROAM (27) (D) L McJannet 4 9 4

4 (6) SHAWWAL J Gosden 9 2.................................... D ONeill
5 (9) 5 l STARBOY (21) G Scott 9 2.......................G Downing
6 (11) L TANGLED (26) R Hannon 9 2....................T Marquand
7 (8) WIFF WAFF S C Williams 9 2...............Aaron Jones(3)
8 (4) ARMUM J Osborne 8 11....................................D Costello
9 (1) BATH AND TENNIS Sir M Prescott 8 11..........L Morris
10 (5) 4 MIMRAM (21) D Ivory 8 11..............................J Duern(3)
11 (3) OLIVE MABEL D Ivory 8 11...............................R Winston
HOOD: No. 1.
W-Factor: Starboy (99); Tangled (97); Mimram (97).
SP FORECAST: 9-4 Shawwal, 5-2 Joes Spirit, 13-2 Starboy, 8
Cromer, Tangled, 16 Bath And Tennis, Mimram, 20 Others.
2.30 CLASSIFIED CLAIMING STAKES
3,234 (6) 6f (8)
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46 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 FOMULA ONE: MONACO GRAND PRIX
By Nick Stamford

WORLD OF SPORT LEWIS Hamilton believes

Sebastian Vettels victory FERNANDO ALONSOS attempt to
capture the Indianapolis 500 at the

Kell new op hell

at the Monaco Grand first attempt ended in frustration as his
engine failed in the 179th lap.
Prix has provided the However at least he avoided the fate of
clearest indicator yet that Scott Dixon whose car was sent flying in
FROM BACK PAGE one. Iron Man is his championship rival is a spectacular crash. The New Zealander
think hes going to coming. being given preferential was not seriously hurt in a week in which
want to retire. If hed But the surgery treatment by Ferrari. he was also robbed at gun point at a
on Brooks right eye
lost on points, hed Vettel moved 25 points clear drive-thru after landing pole last Sunday.
be here saying, Im included removing the
eye to reset the bone
of Hamilton in the title race It was a one-off for Formula Ones
moving up in weight to after he recorded his third win Alonso, who said: I feel competitive and
win world titles. and having the of the season while the British
But now hes titanium plate if I come back Ill know what to expect.
driver finished seventh in Monte
thinking Ive inserted. The race was won by former Formula
Carlo.
got to have On the same Vettels team-mate Kimi One driver Takuma Sato.
that done bill, Londoner Raikkonen, who started from
again. George Groves pole position for the first time in
The eye stopped nine years, appeared on course
surgeon said Russias Fedor to win by holding off Vettel
after the fight Chudinov in in the opening phase of a
his name is GROVES the sixth processional race.
Muhammad round But Raikkonen lost the lead
Ali, funnily enough to win the vacant WBA after he pitted five laps earlier
the right eye will be super-middleweight than his Ferrari team-mate.
fine because theres a belt. Ive dreamed of With track position imperative
titanium plate in there becoming a world and overtaking virtually
and we will have to put champion since I was impossible at this most narrow
another one in the left seven, said Groves, 29. and twisty of circuits, Ferraris
decision to call Raikkonen in
RUGBY LEAGUE before Vettel raised more than a
few eyebrows.
GREG EDEN is targeting a place in Englands But much of the paddock had
World Cup squad after scoring a hat-trick for been in agreement before the
the third game in succession. race that the Italian team would
The Castleford winger plundered his latest ensure Vettel, rather than
treble in the win over Widnes which cemented Raikkonen, who is a distant
his side at the top of the Super League and said: fourth in the championship,
I firmly believe I could play at international would receive the winners
level. If that happened Id cherish it. trophy from Prince Albert of
Monaco here yesterday. And so
JONATHAN REA
SUPERBIKES it proved. Raikkonen, who last

Clear runway
ended the nine-race won a race in 2013,
unbeaten run of crash in the Saturday cut a dejected figure
Kawasaki team-mate race, when he was during the podium
Tom Sykes at running second to celebrations as he
Donington Park as his Sykes, to dictate terms settled for second
eighth victory of the yesterday. place.
campaign kept Reas I was able to control Its clear to me
hopes of a hat-trick
the last quarter of the that Ferrari have
of World Superbike

for Sebastian
race and I managed it chosen their No1
crowns on course.
perfectly, he said. driver, said Hamilton.
Rea bounced back
Theyre pushing
from a high-speed DAVE FERN
everything to make
sure Sebastian will

?????????????
maximise on all of his
1. Whose penalty gave Atletico Madrid a 1-0 win over Leicester in the weekends.
first leg of their Champions League quarter-final? On strategy, that
2. Who double-bogeyed the first hole to record the worst start

?????????????
just doesnt happen
to a Masters defence before going on to miss the cut? in Monaco. It is very
3. Who scored the goal that ended West Hams five game losing streak hard for the leading

Lewis dig after Vettel gifted victory

as they beat Swansea 1-0?

?????????????
car on track to get

1
4. Which Salford Red Devils half-back scored jumped by the second
two tries in their 22-14 Super League win at
car unless the team
to
home to St Helens?

?????????????
decide to favour the
5. Which late American rider won the MotoGP title other car. So what they this years see-saw title battle. virtue of being the last driver to came here unprepared. We will
in 2006?
tackle
have done is very Hamilton put a brave stop for tyres it marked his regroup. The Ferrari car seems
6. In which English county were ice skaters clear. face on what had been second sluggish grand prix in to work everywhere they have

?????????????
Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean born? Vettel, who a weekend to forget. had arguably the strongest car
RATINGS his last three outings.
7. Which Czech did Chris Evert (then Evert Lloyd) c l a i m e d He was only 13th Of course I cant afford all year and the next 14 races
0-3 Oh dear
beat in the 1981 Wimbledon womens singles final? 4-6 Small beer Ferraris first on the grid after a another weekend like this, said are going to be very, very

?????????????
8. In which Scottish sport are Kingussie the 7-9 So near victory on the d i s a s t r o u s Hamilton. But just because difficult.
worlds most successful team? 10 Sporting seer Cote dAzur qualifying session, you cant afford something, it But the more races we do,
9. Who is the youngest captain in this years in 16 years, and although he doesnt mean its not going to the more we learn and the

?????????????
County Championship Division One? now holds will take comfort happen. stronger we get. I was devastated
10. Which American football team were Super Bowl runners-up the cushion from progressing Theres no point dwelling on yesterday but to come away
four years a row in the Nineties? of being the to seventh by the fact that you cant afford it. with some points is better than
8 Shinty. 9 Tom Abell. 10 Buffalo Bills. equivalent You just work towards trying to nothing. Id like to think that at
4 Michael Dobson. 5 Nicky Hayden. 6 Nottinghamshire, 7 Hana Mandlikova. of a race win CHOSEN ONE: rectify whatever issues you have the end of the season those
ANSWERS: 1 Antoine Griezmann. 2 Danny Willett. 3 Cheikhou Kouyate.
clear of Vettel was and hope that you dont come points are going to be
Hamilton in allowed through across it again. Its not like we valuable.

SPORT IN BRIEF
Emirates FA Cup Final Aviva Premiership Final Women, 800m: 1 C Semenya (Rsa) DIVISION TWONorthampton- Durham v Glamorgan (Swansea): CYCLING BMW PGA CHAMPIONSHIP
SATURDAY SATURDAY 1m 57.780s, 8 L Sharp (Gbr) shire v Worcestershire Durham 342 (94 overs; P D GIRO DITALIAStage 21 (Monza (Wentworth Club, Virginia Water,
2:1.230. Long Jump: 1 B Reese (Northampton): Northamptonshire Collingwood 127, C T Steel 59; M G - Milan (ITT), 29.3km): 1 J Van Emden Surrey)Final rnd (Gbr & Irl unless
ARSENAL (1) ......... 2 CHELSEA (0).......1 WASPS...............20 EXETER............... 23 (USA) 7.01m, 3 L Ugen (Gbr) 6.78, 5 238 (64.1 overs) and 343 (87.1 Hogan 5-49) and 158-3 (46.1 stated, par 72): 277 A Noren (Swe)
WaspsT: Gopperth, Daly. C: Gopperth (Ned) LottoNl-Jumbo 33m 8s, 2 T
Sanchez 4 Costa 76 S Proctor (Gbr) 6.63. overs; R I Keogh 88no, B M Duckett overs; G Clark 63no). Glamorgan Dumoulin (Ned) Sunweb at 15s, 3 M 68 75 72 62, 279 F Molinari (Ita) 67
Ramsey 79 Att: 89,472 (2). P: Gopperth (2).
ExeterT: Nowell, Dollman. C: Steenson
BOXING 67). Worcestershire 434 (106.3 353 (92 overs; A G Salter 75, C B Quinziato (Ita) BMC Racing Team at 70 74 68, 280 N Colsaerts (Bel) 71
William Hill Scottish Cup (2). P: Steenson (3).
BRAMALL LANE, SHEFFIELDIBF overs; D K H Mitchell 161, T Cooke 69, A H T Donald 51; P 27s, 4 V Kiryienka (Blr) Team Sky at 75 69 65, H Tanihara (Jpn) 76 69 67
AET; Score after 80 mins 20-20
Final Welterweight Title: E Spence Jr Kohler-Cadmore 76, J Leach 50; N Coughlin 4-87). Kent v Sussex 31s, 5 J Rosskopf (USA) BMC Racing 68, H Stenson (Swe) 68 71 73 68,
SATURDAY Guinness Pro12 L Buck 5-90) and 151-2 (27.4 (Tunbridge Wells): Kent 369 (104.1 at 35s, 6 J Barta (Cze) Bora-Hansgro- 281 S Lowry 68 74 70 69, A Dodt
(USA) bt K Brook (Gbr) KO round 11.
Grand Final overs; D K H Mitchell 78no). overs; J L Denly 119) and he at 39s, 51 A Yates (Gbr) (Aus) 70 70 68 73, G Storm 68 72
CELTIC (1) ............ 2 ABERDEEN (1) ....1 SATURDAY
WBA Super World Super
Worcestershire (24pts) beat 298-2dec. (67 overs; D J Orica-Scott at 2m 28s, 58 S Bennett 73 68, 282 D Burmester (Rsa) 69 76
Armstrong 11 Hayes 9 Middleweight Title: G Groves (Gbr) bt (Irl) Bora-Hansgrohe at 2m 48s, 107
MUNSTER...........22 SCARLETS........... 46 F Chudinov (Rus) TKO round 6. Northamptonshire (4pts) by 8 Bell-Drummond 90, S R Dickson 74, 72 65, R Fisher 68 73 72 69, B
Rogic 90 Att 48,713 P Deignan (Irl) Team Sky at 3m 52s,
MunsterT: Bleyendaal, Conway, Earls. wickets. Leicestershire v J L Denly 71no). Sussex 164 (49.5 Grace (Rsa) 68 71 70 73, 283 J Rose
Ladbrokes Scottish Prem C: Bleyendaal, Keatley. P: Bleyendaal. CRICKET Derbyshire (Derby): Leics 619 overs; D I Stevens 5-40) and 182-6 157 H Carthy (Gbr) Cannondale- 72 74 70 67, M Fitzpatrick 73 73 71
Play-0ff Final 2nd Leg ScarletsT: L. Williams, S. Evans, G. SPECSAVERS COUNTY (144.3 overs; M J Cosgrove 188, E (62 overs; S van Zyl 78). Drapac at 5m 40s. Overall: 1 66, 284 K Aphibarnrat (Tha) 67 75
Davies, Beirne, van der Merwe, J. Davies. CHAMPIONSHIP - DIVISION J Eckersley 158, C N Ackermann 2ND ODIEngland v South Africa Dumoulin 90h 34m 54s, 2 N 71 71, A Bjork (Swe) 70 75 73 66, J
HAMILTON (0)....... 1 DUNDEE UTD (0) 0 C: Patchell (3), L. Williams (2). P: Patchell
Docherty 64 Att: 5,027 (2).
ONEHampshire v Somerset 118; B M A J Mendis 6-204) and (The Ageas Bowl, Saturday): England Quintana (Col) Movistar at 31s, 3 V Van Zyl (Rsa) 71 69 77 67, L
Hamilton win 1-0 on aggregate. (Taunton): Hampshire 162 (49.1 217-3dec. (57.0 overs; H E 330-6 (50 overs; B A Stokes 101, J Nibali (Ita) Bahrain-Merida at 40s, 4 T Westwood 70 69 72 73, S Jamieson
RUGBY LEAGUE overs; M J Leach 6-78) and 293 Dearden 78, P J Horton 56). C Buttler 65no). South Africa 328-5 Pinot (Fra) FDJ at 1m 17s, 5 I Zakarin 67 70 76 71, N Bertasio (Ita) 68 73
Sky Bet League Two KINGSTONE PRESS CHSHIPBatley (67.3 overs; M A Carberry 51; D M Derbyshire 533 (142.5 overs; B A (50 overs; Q de Kock 98, D A Miller (Rus) Katusha-Alpecin at 1m 56s, 6 D 73 70, T Pieters (Bel) 68 69 78 69,
Play-Off Final 12 Dewsbury 13, Halifax 22 Toulouse Bess 7-117). Somerset 197 (57.3 Godleman 141, S J Thakor 132, G C 71no, A B de Villiers 52). England Pozzovivo (Ita) AG2R La Mondiale at 285 A Johnston 73 68 72 72, P
BLACKPOOL (1) .... 2 EXETER (1) .........1 32, Sheffield 30 Swinton 24. overs; D Elgar 60; L A Dawson 4-63, Wilson 97; Z Chappell 4-108) and won by 2 runs. 3m 11s, 9 Yates at 8m 10s, 37 Hanson (Swe) 70 73 74 68, S
Potts 3 Wheeler 40 Saturday: Hull K R 20 Bradford 19, K J Abbott 4-49) and 168 (54.2 42-0 (10.0 overs). Derbyshire ICC CHAMPIONS TROPHY - WARM Deignan at 2h 0m 45s, 92 Carthy 3h Gallacher 73 73 70 69.
Cullen 64 Att: 23,380 London Broncos 42 Featherstone 16, overs; D Elgar 60; M S Crane 5-40, (11pts) drew with Leics (11pts). UPSNew Zealand v India (The 46m 9s, 158 Bennett 5h 18m 56s. USPGA DEAN & DELUCA
WOMENS SUPER LGE: Chelsea 7 Oldham 28 Rochdale 38. L A Dawson 4-66). Hampshire Nottinghamshire v Gloucester- Kia Oval): New Zealand 189 (38.4 GOLF INVITATIONAL (Fort Worth,
Liverpool 0, Man City 0 Arsenal 1, ATHLETICS (19pts) beat Somerset (3pts) by 90 shire (Trent Bridge): Nottingham- overs; L Ronchi 66). India 129-3 LPGA VOLVIK CHAMPIONSHIP (Ann Texas)3rd rnd (USA unless stated,
Reading 1 Birmingham 1, Yeovil 1 IAAF DIAMOND LEAGUE (Eugene, runs. Surrey v Essex (Chelmsford): shire 430-9dec. (116.4 overs; M J (26 overs; V Kohli 52no). India won Arbor, Michigan)Final rnd (USA par 70): 201 W Simpson 68 66 67,
Sunderland 2. Oregon)Men, 100m: 1 R Baker Surrey 369 (109.2 overs; K C Lumb 117, C A Pujara 112; C N by 45 runs (D/L Method). unless stated, par 72): 269 S Feng 203 D Lee (Nzl) 70 64 69, P Casey
RUGBY UNION (USA) 9.860s, 3 C Ujah (Gbr) 9.950, Sangakkara 200, S M Curran 90; J Miles 4-123). Gloucestershire 149 Bangladesh v Pakistan (Chn) 68 67 66 68, 270 M Lee (Aus) (Eng) 69 66 68, 204 S Cink 68 70
7 A Gemili (Gbr) 10.030. 400m: 1 L A Porter 4-89). and 55-1 (17 overs) (44.1 overs; P Mustard 53) and 231 (Edgbaston, Saturday): Bangladesh 68 66 71 65, S H Park (Kor) 67 65 66, K Kisner 67 67 70, 205 S OHair
International Match Essex 383 (132.1 overs; D W
Merritt (USA) 44.790s, 7 M (60.1 overs; C T Bancroft 53; S J 341-9 (50 overs; Tamim Iqbal 102, 72 66, 271 J Eun Lee (Kor) 68 68 68 67 68 70, J Rahm (Spa) 66 69 70,
ENGLAND ...........28 BARBARIANS....... 14 Hudson-Smith (Gbr) 46.080. 5000m: Lawrence 107, R N ten Doeschate Mullaney 5-32). Nottinghamshire Junaid Khan 4-73). Pakistan 342-8 67, L Salas 70 65 67 69, 272 M 206 E Grillo (Arg) 72 69 65, B Haas
EnglandT: Earle, Isiekwe, Care. C: Ford
(2). P: Ford (3). BarbariansT: 1 M Farah (Gbr) 13m 00.70s, 8 A 53, N L J Browne 52, N Wagner (24pts) beat Gloucestershire (2pts) (49.3 overs; Shoaib Malik 72). Jutanugarn (Tha) 69 69 69 65, S 69 69 68, S Garcia (Spa) 69 66 71, S
Ashley-Cooper, Tekori. C: Madigan (2). Butchart (Gbr) 13:11.45. 50). by an innings and 50 runs. Pakistan won by 2 wickets. Pettersen (Nor) 67 67 69 69. Piercy 68 66 72, J Spieth 70 68 68.
 TENNIS: FRENCH OPEN Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 47

Tears after fears Evans makes

a meal out of
for winner Petra
From Matthew Dunn in Paris
DAN EVANS blamed a
late lunch after
throwing away a
first-set lead in a
sickening first round
defeat by Tommy
loss to veteran
5-7, 6-4, 6-3, 6-1 defeat
after 2hrs 27 mins.
He subsequently
explained that Daniil
Medvedevs retirement
in the previous match
confident he is in good
shape for the grass-
court season, though,
and hopes he will
benefit from his clay
travails.
Robredo. on Court 2 had thrown I feel good, he said.
TOP SEED Angelique The British No 4, his preparations out of Ive played a lot of
Kerber was the surprise above, raced into an sync. tennis. Its a different
early lead against a I hadnt eaten that story on the quicker
exit on the opening day 35-year-old listed No 281 long before, so I was surface. Obviously, that
of the French Open but it in the world despite struggling for quite a helps me a lot. I dont
was the tournaments claiming he could not while, he said. I didnt worry about five sets on
unexpected entrant who breathe in the feel good but I think its hard or grass. It was
oppressive heat. in the spirit to sort of
had the crowd on its feet He left the court at just carry on playing.
just today was
at Roland Garros. definitely a lot different
the end of the first set The first time I went to what I imagined.
In December, an intruder to make himself ill and off I threw up a little By contrast, in the
broke into Petra Kvitovas despite breaking soon bit. It was just sitting in
house and held a knife to her performance of the day,
after his return, Evans my stomach, so I
throat. In the ensuing scuffle, 23-year-old Dominic
challenge slowly wilting thought it was the best
the world No11s left hand was Thiem barely broke
in the Paris sunshine. thing to do.
slashed, leavi ng her unable to Despite going off But it was hot and sweat, the No 6 seed
move her fingers and fearing for court a second time to it was really tough. taking just 80 minutes
her career. cool down and placing Tommy just didnt find to see off another player
Thanks to four hours of bags of ice on the back his feet at the start and tipped to have a bright
surgery on the tendons of all of his neck, courtside then it was clear he was future, Bernard Tomic.
four fingers and thumb, together temperatures in excess way better than me on Last years semi-
with two vital nerves, doctors of 30C took their toll on that surface and looked finalist Thiem won 13 of
said she might be able to play Evans and he finally physically better as the last 15 games in a
again after six months intense succumbed with a final well, which was a bit 6-4, 6-0, 6-2 rout.
rehabilitation. double fault to a worrying. Evans is MATTHEW DUNN
Consequently, the two-time
Wimbledon champion initially
pencilled in the All England
Championships for her return only
when she was finally able to hit reader
a ball again in March.
offer
17.99
However, after full training plus free
went better than expected when Fde10917
she resumed this month, Kvitova
p&p Gardening
decided to target the French

Lightweight Hedge Shears

Open for some extra court time
and duly rolled over American
world No 86 Julia Boserup
6-3, 6-2 in just 74 minutes.
Tears rolled down her cheeks
as she celebrated in front of her
parents Jiri and Pavla, who were
stood together with brothers
Jiri and Libor in the stands on
Roland Garross main Court
Philippe Chatrier.
They bore T-shirts saying,
courage, belief, pojd! the
Czech word for come on!
Thank you for everything, you
helped me through this difficult
time, an emotional Kvitova said.
I promised my doctor, who
gave me the green light, if
I feel pain in my hand during
the match or in practice, Im
stopping immediately. But I was
happy I didnt have any pain.
It wasnt an easy decision to
be here and play. I didnt know
how I will be ready. But I think
for all the staff, for the media,
EMOTIONAL: Kvitova yesterday after her first match since
a knife attack in December that nearly ended her career
for seeing the opponents, friends
and people around, its just
really important to be here and
to have done everything I need
to do to be more relaxed inside
and more at peace for the
coming tournaments.
Ekaterina Makarova of Russia
claimed her 10th top-10 scalp in
a Grand Slam with the 6-2, 6-2
shock win over Kerber.
German Kerber said: Of
course, if youre losing its always
tough to enjoy the game. I know
in the last years I had up and
downs and right now Im in the
down feeling.
Im still enjoying playing and
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WASPS
EXETER
AFTER EXTRA-TIME
By Adam Hathaway
20
23
Early bird Nowell
out to hitch ride
JACK NOWELL was up
with the larks yesterday
but the rest of Exeter
was still in dreamland
after the Chiefs won their
first Premiership title at
Twickenham.

on the Lions trail

Wing Nowell had a 7am alarm
STOKES: Brilliant ton on Saturday call and a taxi to Kensington

England in
where he was meeting up with
the Lions squad ahead of
last nights farewell dinner,
before their departure to

sweat over
New Zealand today.
Nowell joins a distinguished
list of Cornish lions in Richard
Sharp, Phil Vickery and Brian

knee scan Stack Stevens and after

cider and pasties on the bus
home from Twickenham and a
short sleep, he set his eyes on

for Stokes snatching a Lions Test berth.

The 24-year-old advertised his
claims with another all-court
display against Wasps which
CRICKET included Exeters first try. He
said: I set all my targets on
By Gideon Brooks this final game. Im going to
ENGLAND are facing having to enjoy it because it means so
redraft their Champions Trophy much to us. Times like this
planning if a scan on Ben Stokess dont come round often. Some
knee tomorrow delivers bad news. players go through their
Coach Trevor Bayliss rings the whole career and dont lift
changes at Lords today for the a trophy.
final ODI of the series against Then all my focus will
South Africa to rest key players, be on trying to get one of
with Jonny Bairstow replacing those Test shirts.
Stokes. It will be a complete
England moved to plug the switch, a really different
gaps caused by their mini-injury mentality. As soon as Im in
crisis yesterday by calling up that taxi Ill be thinking of
Middlesex seamers Steven Finn whats ahead of me; getting
and Toby Roland-Jones and the chance to play for the
Hampshires Liam Dawson. But Lions, which is any rugby
the management insisted that players dream. I want to
there were no changes planned to make the most of it.
the Champions Trophy squad. Opponents of promotion
The injury to Stokes is causing and relegation from the
cause for concern given his Premiership should
importance with bat and ball. probably look away now
He starred with the former because, if they had their
at the Ageas Bowl on Saturday, way, the Exeter fairy tale
hitting 101 in 79 balls, as England would not have happened.
wrapped up the series against the Seven years ago they
Proteas with a game to spare. But were promoted to the top
for the second game running he flight and have confounded
was unable to the doom merchants at
every turn. They stayed up,
He may
bowl more
than a then qualified for Europe, got
handful of to the final last year and finally
nailed the title on Saturday.
have to
overs owing
to soreness in It seemed like the bubble
his left knee. had burst at the start of this
CUP A LOAD
OF THAT! Jack
Nowell holds
the trophy
aloft, which
was won in
extra time by
Steensons
boot, inset
the battle with
Wasps twice.
They were 14-3 up
just before half-time
thanks to Nowells score
and another from Phil
Dollman.
But the match was
turned on its head when
Jimmy Gopperth scored
before the break and Elliot
Daly made the most of a
almost expecting things to lucky bounce to put Wasps
happen. We didnt change ahead.
training, we didnt change the
Exeter needed a Gareth
way we play or the team. It was Steenson penalty 54 seconds
just about us going out there from the end to take the

play as a
Medics will season when Exeter lost three of and attacking and actually game into extra-time, in which
assess him their first five league games and grabbing it. the fly-halfs three-pointer with
this morning lost 35-8 at home to Clermont Its massive. Not only for two minutes left won it.

batsman
but a scan in the Champions Cup. Exeter and Devon but Cornwall Wasps flanker James Haskell
tomorrow is The squad had a clear-the- as well. Our support is one of joined the Lions yesterday keen
expected to air meeting and the Chiefs have the best in the Premiership, to park the memories of defeat.
pinpoint the not been beaten in the league Sandy Park is intimidating for Im all about winning, he said.
damage. On Saturday Stokes since October and had a run of other teams and we were able So this is frustrating but its
admitted that the pain on the nine try bonus points. Nowell to repay them. all about picking yourself up.
outside of his left knee was said: We sat down after Not like last year when we WASPS Tries: Gopperth, Daly. Cons:
causing him trouble in his Clermont and said this isnt us. came up here then went home Gopperth (2). Pens: Gopperth (2).
delivery stride. Were dwelling too much on with our tails down. Weve lifted EXETER Tries: Nowell, Dollman. Cons:
what has happened. Were the trophy. Exeter actually won Steenson (2). Pens: Steenson (3).
Initial hopes that it was bruising
have faded and the medical staff
will now assess whether it is a
return of the problem which kept

Farrell full of confidence

him out of action for almost two
months last summer. PLAYING
There is no suggestion that TO WIN:
Stokes will be replaced in the Farrell
squad for the ICC event which backs the
for England starts on Thursday Lions to
OWEN FARRELL says the
against Bangladesh at the Oval. Lions will fly out to New
triumph Zealand today convinced
Even if he cannot bowl he is too
influential with the bat to replace. they can deliver a huge
But his absence as a bowler upset and beat the world
would dramatically alter the champions in their own
balance of the side and would back yard.
more than likely mean only one of Farrell, who was part of
Adil Rashid and Moeen Ali could the 2013 squad which won
play at any one time. in Australia, insisted that
Finn and Roland-Jones are the setback of losing Billy
likely to play today while Mark Vunipola had not
Wood is rested and Chris Woakes undermined the squads
continues to recover from injury. confidence.
I think you have to have
ENGLAND (probable): Roy, Hales, Root, Morgan
(capt), Bairstow, Buttler (wkt), Rashid, Willey, that belief, definitely. I dont
Plunkett, Roland-Jones, Finn. think anybodys going out
TV: Live on Sky Sports from 11am. there just to take part
By Neil Squires
everybodys going out there
to win and thats the way it
should be, said Farrell.
Its a brilliant squad
and one full of world-class
players. If we get that right
and make sure that were on
the same page as quickly as
possible, then I think this
squad will challenge
anyone.
Wales hooker Ken Owens
has been declared fit for the
tour despite missing the
Scarlets Pro 12 triumph
with an ankle injury. He is
unlikely to be considered for
Saturdays opening game
against New Zealand
Barbarians, however.
He did a lot of work last
week which was really good.
Hes in camp this week and
hes developing really well,
said Lions assistant coach
Steve Borthwick.
Kens done well, worked
incredibly diligently with his
rehabilitation and hes in
good condition. The latest
report is he is progressing
well and in Rory Best and
Jamie George, weve got
two fully-fit hookers.

Jones so glad he
got Robbo wrong
IT MAY have been a far
cry from the Webb Ellis
Cup but Eddie Jones
admitted he owed Chris
Robshaw a fulsome
apology after seeing him
lift the Old Mutual Wealth
Cup at Twickenham
yesterday.
In promoting Robshaw to
co-captain status again for a
notable win over a cap-laden
Barbarians XV, Jones showed
how his rating of the Harlequins
flanker has moved on since he
dismissed him as a club player
when he was Japan coach.
Robshaw would never pretend
a victory over the Barbarians
could erase the pain of leading
England at the 2015 World Cup
but in helping guide a callow
team on his return after injury
he underlined to Jones how
badly he misjudged him.
I love all my players but I
probably started part of the
discussion and I still havent
apologised properly to him for
that, said Jones.
It was a nice moment for him
today. You could see he was
proud carrying the trophy down
the stairs. It was a bit of a
cleansing act for Robbo.
He is such a good player for
England. If we have 15 of him we
will win the World Cup with that
sort of attitude and that sort of
commitment.
England travel to Argentina
next weekend with a restorative
win under their belt after the
disappointment of the Grand
Slam defeat. As this was a
friendly it will not count in the
record books but a win felt good
ENGLAND 28
BARBARIANS 14
By Neil Squires
regardless particularly for
Robshaw who was his usual
workaholic self in a dizzying,
disjointed contest. Along with
his co-captain George Ford,
who kicked 13 points, Robshaw
gave a reassuring lead to the
young tyros Jones brought in
yesterday.
We had a lot of new faces but
as Eddie reminded us before the
game it was an England team
representing England and trying
RUGBY UNION: INTERNATIONAL
to kick on from that Ireland
game which didnt go to plan.
As an England team you never
want to lose two games on the
bounce, said Robshaw.
I didnt think too much about
the captaincy and what had
happened before. Myself and
George just went out there to
help try to lead the team and
encourage the young guys in it.
It was good fun, good to get a
win and good preparation for
the Argentina tour.
Two of the young guns in
particular shone. Nathan Earle,
who spent a spell last year with
Canterbury in New Zealand,
made an eye-catching
contribution in attack and
defence and with a strapping
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 49
Pictures: MATTHEW CHILDS
DOUBLE ACT:
England
co-captains
Robshaw and
Ford lift the
trophy after
victory over
the Barbarians
MAKING
A NOISE:
Noren hits
a record 62
to triumph at
Wentworth
Noren puts
his name
up in lights
ALEX NOREN might
usually float under the GOLF
radar but he is going By Adam Hathaway
to get noticed after his him when next years
stunning finish to land Ryder Cup match
the BMW PGA
against the United
Championship at States arrives in Paris.
Wentworth. Norens round, which
The Swede came included eight birdies
from seven shots and an eagle at the
behind on the last day last, finished two hours
to jump to the head of before the overnight
the leaderboard with a leaders came in but no
10-under-par 62 a one mounted a serious
course record which challenge.
landed him a cheque Norens hopes of
for 894,000 and a place victory had looked over
in the worlds top 10. after a double bogey at
Italys Francesco the 18th on Saturday,
Molinari was second and he said: I came off
after two birdies in the the course angry on
last two holes put him Saturday after
within two shots of chipping into the water
Noren, who already at the 18th but I
had his feet up in the holed so many putts
clubhouse. and that gives you so
wing high on Joness future wish And there was a
list he did himself no harm three-way tie for third
much confidence and
everything seems
whatsoever. with Nicolas Colsaerts possible. As the
The 22-year-old Saracen from Belgium, Open English challenge,
scored Englands first try in the champion which was
17th minute from Sam Jamess Henrik led by Lee
inside pass grotesquely against Stenson and Westwood
the run of play and tracked Japans after three
back to pull off an important Hideto rounds,
cover tackle on Facundo Isa. Tanihara faded, Noren
And Sale teenager Tom Curry finishing on produced the
was made man of the match eight under best golf of
despite only being on the field par. The the week and
for 43 minutes. highest- no one could
A first-half shoulder injury to ranked live with him.
Sam Underhill, who followed Englishman Westwood,
Alex Lozowski out of the game was Graeme who started
after coming off second best Storm who the day three
from an attempted big hit on STENSON: Third
finished in a off the lead,
Richard Hibbard, gave Curry tie for sixth alongside had a double bogey six
who was only on the bench Irelands Shane Lowry. at the seventh hole and
because twin brother Sam So at the end of a another dropped shot
injured his back in training
week when British on the 13th put paid
free reign to show his skills. hopes were high of to his chances in his
It was his turnover 12 minutes
landing the European 24th attempt at this
from time that delivered the ball Tours flagship event, tournament.
for another teenager, Nick
it was an unheralded Storm, who had
Isiekwe, to kill off the Barbarians 34-year-old from opened with a 68
with Englands match-winning
Stockholm who took before two mediocre
try. Joe Tekori muscled his way the honours. rounds, rallied with
over for the Barbarians second
Quite why he is so another 68, while
try to add to Adam Ashley- unheralded is one of Justin Rose and Matt
Coopers earlier touchdown but
golfs mysteries as he is Fitzpatrick shared 12th
Danny Care added the sheen for one of the tours most place on five-under
England with their third try in
prolific winners of after shooting 66 and
injury time. recent times.
67 respectively.
Jones will confirm the squad
Noren quietly But Ian Poulters
for Argentina today but is
jumped over 100 places hopes of qualifying for
resigned to losing Tom Wood
on the rankings last next months US Open
after he was sent off for
Northampton on Friday. year he won four by getting into the
He did something silly and times on the European worlds top 60 with a
now he pays the price. It is Tour and was high finish were dashed
highly unlikely he will go on tour described by one by his putter. He did
because he will be in strife, said American magazine manage a two-under 70
Jones. as the highest-ranked to close but was
player whom followers languishing in a tie for
NEW GENERATION: Nathan of golf do not know. 40th spot and his place
Earle was among young players But European fans in the seasons second
who shone for England should know all about Major is still on hold.
50 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017

PREMIER LEAGUE REVIEW 2016-17 CLUB-BY-CLUB

Blues cruise for

THIS IS
GOING
TO GET
TOUGHER:
Tottenham
manager
Pochettino

cunning Conte
and Citys
Guardiola
will both
have to
satisfy
higher
expectations
next season

2ND TOTTENHAM
Mauricio Pochettino
Tactics: 8
Having introduced Antonio Contes
back-three before the Chelsea
manager had arrived in the Premier
League, he used a range of systems
according to the opposition,
beating everybody except Liverpool
this season.
Man management: 9
His touchy-feely approach helps
bond the squad and the whole at
Tottenham is bigger than the sum
of the parts. He can be tough too,
though. Just ask Kyle Walker.
Transfers: 6
Vincent Janssen failed to provide
the goals when Harry Kane was
injured and 30m for Moussa
Sissoko? Offset against that,
Vincent Wanyama for 11m was one
of the bargains of the season.
Meeting expectation: 8
Champions League qualification
was the aim at the start of the
season and he smashed it.
Pochettino nearly became a victim
of his own success by raising hopes
of the title, and next season the
demands could be tougher.
Public prole: 9
There is a lot of warmth towards
Pochettino. While others moan and
groan about their lot, he will never
criticise referees or the Premier
League fixture computer. He exudes
a genuine warmth, especially at
difficult times.
CHELSEAS new Italian boys into champions. But Jose Mourinho failed to
boss Antonio Conte put it was a struggle for the meet expectations, while
big-name rivals in the Manchester men as Arsene Wenger must wait
3RD MAN CITY shade as he turned lost Pep Guardiola and to see if he survives...
Pep Guardiola
Tactics: 8
His play-from-the-back philosophy
was a delight to watch but cost
City at times. Lots of attacking foot-
ball and goals but not always in the
key games. Surprised by the number
of teams prepared to simply defend
against City home and away and
what referees will allow.
Man Management: 7
Made a big early statement by off-
loading Joe Hart, exiling Yaya Toure
and dropping Sergio Aguero. Very
demanding. Players have to em-
brace his methods or move on.
Transfers: 7
Decision to loan Hart and buy
Claudio Bravo backfired. But Gabriel
Jesus was an instant hit, Leroy Sane
improved steadily, Ilkay Gundogan
looked class before his injury, while
John Stones will be better for a
season under Guardiola.
Meeting expectation: 5
Title challenge faded away far too
early and failed to win a trophy for
the first time in eight seasons. Had
Vincent Kompany been fit all
season it might have been different.
Started and ended the campaign
brilliantly and the signs look good
for next season.
Public prole: 6
Intense, demanding and appears to
live on nervous energy. Struggled to
keep a lid on his frustration at times
when his team failed to perform.

TOTAL 40/50 TOTAL 33/50

MATTHEW DUNN RICHARD TANNER

LIVERPOOL with Daniel Sturridges fitness,

5TH ARSENAL HOW THEY FINISHED
4TH Jurgen Klopp
but otherwise his arm was
always round a shoulder. Tactics: 5
Arsene Wenger
P W D L F A PTS
Tactics: 7 Excellent use of young players In September, Antonio Conte changed
Relentlessly attacking. Stuck and never publicly critical. tactics and turned his sides results
Chelsea (C) 38 30 3 5 85 33 93
resolutely to 4-3-3 and the
style which served him well Transfers: 7
around. Wenger did the same205 days Tottenham 38 26 8 4 86 26 86
later. Finally showed he could re-invent,
in Dortmund; pressing high Sanctioned four signings last Man City 38 23 9 6 80 39 78
which was too late for the league but in
and hunting lost possession summer Sadio Mane (34m), time for FA Cup final glory. Liverpool 38 22 10 6 78 42 76
immediately the ball is Marko Grujic (5.1m), Joel
surrendered. Fluid and, at Matip (free) and Loris Karius
times, unstoppable up front. (4.7m) so quite good on
Man management: 5 Arsenal 38 23 6 9 77 44 75
For two decades this has been his watch-
balance, but might have acted word. But too many contracts running Man Utd 38 18 15 5 54 29 69
Man management: 9 in January to bolster squad. out has led to too much uncertainty and
Froze out Mamadou Sakho
accusations of favouritism.
Everton 38 17 10 11 62 44 61
early and frustrated at times Meeting expectation: 7
Following eighth place in his
Southampton 38 12 10 16 41 48 46
Transfers: 3
first campaign (30 games), Granit Xhaka for the same price as NGolo Bournemouth 38 12 10 16 55 67 46
fourth represents both Kante. Bargain Lucas Perez when he
progression and success. needed a big-money striker. He even made
West Brom 38 12 9 17 43 51 45
Losing semi-final of EFL Cup
was disappointing particularly
Shkodran Mustafi look like 35m wasted West Ham 38 12 9 17 47 64 45
by picking up Rob Holding for peanuts.
given the games it added to Leicester 38 12 8 18 48 63 44
schedule in January. Meeting expectation: 3
Its the classic school report. Arsene sets Stoke 38 11 11 16 41 56 44
Public prole: 9 too low targets and this term has failed to C Palace 38 12 5 21 50 63 41
Charismatic and engaging, he achieve them. Prides himself on fourth,
maintained sunny disposition fans want the title huge disappointment Swansea 38 12 5 21 45 70 41
even when things went against only lifted by FA Cup success.
him. That transmitted to Burnley 38 11 7 20 39 55 40
the dressing room and he
remained popular with
Public prole: 5 Watford 38 11 7 20 40 68 40
When people hire aeroplanes to say youre
players, owners and the fans. rubbish and rip up 100 tickets, you have Hull (R) 38 9 7 22 37 80 34
TOTAL 39/50 a PR issue.
Middbro (R) 38 5 13 20 27 53 28
GIDEON BROOKS TOTAL 21/50
MATTHEW DUNN Sunderld (R) 38 6 6 26 29 69 24
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ANALYSIS OF WHAT WENT RIGHT FOR CHELSEA AND WRONG ELSEWHERE
1ST CHELSEA
Antonio Conte
Tactics: 9
Started the campaign with the
same formation as Chelsea ended
the last, but back-to-back defeats
against Liverpool and Arsenal
changed everything. At half-time
at the Emirates in September, 3-0
down, the Italian switched to 3-4-
3 and Chelsea never looked back.
Brave enough to change and drop
players into unfamiliar positions
to fit the system. It worked so well
other teams copied him.
Man management: 9
Despite a limited grasp of English,
certainly at the start of the
season, he can hardly be faulted.
Handled Diego Costas mid-
season explosion well, dealt with
MAN UTD
6TH
Jose Mourinho
Tactics: 6
Mourinho has always been a
pragmatic manager. He has
made United hard to beat but
the majority of their games
have been a far cry from
the clubs swashbuckling
traditions. A meagre Premier
League goal tally of 54 32 less
than top scorers Tottenham
shows where their problem
lies.
Man management: 6
Puzzling. He started the
season by exiling Bastian
Schweinsteiger only to bring
him back into the squad.
He also publicly criticised
Luke Shaw, Chris Smalling,
Anthony Martial and Henrikh
Mkhitaryan. But the players
seem to have responded with
a positive attitude and the
squad spirit is good.
Transfers: 7
Spent around 150m last
summer on four players.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Eric
Bailly have been hits but far
more was expected from
Paul Pogba and Mkhitaryan.
John Terrys exclusion and
eventual departure calmly and
managed to keep players who
have not been in the team, like
Willian and Cesc Fabregas, happy.
Transfers: 9
Has not spent particularly big by
recent Chelsea standards. Marcos
Alonso and David Luiz were not
recruited as first choices but both
have been excellent while Michy
Batshuayi only had an impact late
in the season. However, NGolo
Kante is perhaps the signing of
the season. Has not been slow
to cull either Oscar, Branislav
Ivanovic and John Obi Mikel were
all swiftly moved on.
Meeting expectation: 9
Exceeded, having won the title
in his first season. Took over a
Memphis Depay (Lyon),
Morgan Schneiderlin (Ever-
ton), and Schweinsteiger
(Chicago Fire) were all off-
loaded mid-season.
Meeting expectation: 6
No one expected United to
finish sixth in the Premier
League and certainly not 24
points behind the champions.
But adding the Europa League
to the EFL Cup and qualifying
for the Champions League by
the back door can count as
success.
Public prole: 5
Has appeared a sullen and
frustrated figure for much of
the season and, as always,
seems to believe the world is
against him and his team.
Had several spats with
officials in the early
part of the season and
has moaned con-
stantly about fixture
overload. But his
mood changed with
Europa League
victory.
TOTAL 30/50
RICHARD
TANNER
fractured, demoralised squad that
had finished 10th and, with
a few additions, remodelled them
into a team that dominated the
league. At the start of the season
most fans would have been happy
with a top-four place.
Public prole: 9
Excitable touchline persona has
been a huge hit with fans. They
love his sheer exuberance, his
passion and his connection to
them. Made a real effort with
English and it has got markedly
better. His warmth and modesty
and the lack of an edge are a
welcome change from recent
regimes.
TOTAL 45/50
TONY BANKS
7TH EVERTON
Ronald Koeman
Tactics: 7
Has been versatile, deploying several
formations, three at the back, midfield
diamond and even a man marker
(v Hazard) but generally likes two holding
midfielders behind three attacking
midfielders and Romelu Lukaku up front.
Man management: 6
No-nonsense, straight-talking and
confident, he is not afraid to call out
players in public. Contrasting dealings
with Ross Barkley (hard) and Lukaku
(soft). Never less than pragmatic.
Transfers: 7
Stated he wants ready-made players able
to slot in to the first team. Made some
good calls (Schneiderlin, Williams, Gueye).
Unlucky with injury to 20m Bolasie.
Meeting expectation: 8
Has gone from 11th (47 points) to
seventh (61pts) in first season, so
few fans would be disappointed.
Another 14-point jump needed to
chase Champions League.
Public prole: 7
After a bit of flirtation with Barca,
Koeman now seems committed
to see out his three-year
contract.
TOTAL 35/50
GIDEON BROOKS
8TH SOUTHAMPTON
Claude Puel is set to pay the price
for a late-season blip by losing his
job at St Marys. The Frenchman
oversaw the Saints lowest points
total in four years with only one win
in the last eight games and his dour
demeanour failed to capture the
publics imagination.
Tactics 6, Man management 4,
Transfers 6, Meeting expectation 6,
Public prole, 2
TOTAL 24/50
9TH BOURNEMOUTH bizarre experiment with Bob Bradley
The best ever finish in the clubs
history, achieved on the back of a
record points haul; its hard to
imagine how the season could have
gone any better for Eddie Howe who
capped things off by ending up as
the highest placed English manager.
The challenge now is to stay in the
top half.
Tactics 8, Man management 9,
Transfers 5, Meeting
expectation 10, Public prole 9
TOTAL 41/50
10TH WEST BROM
A poor start left Tony Pulis facing
flak; a superb run from November to
February strengthened his position
only for an and-of-season slide to
prompt more discontent. A top-10
finish is still impressive but Pulis
will now want the funds to help his
side stay in the top half and push
hard for glory in a cup competition.
Tactics 6, Man management 7,
Transfers 7, Meeting expectation 7,
Public prole 5
TOTAL: 32/50
11TH WEST HAM
A turbulent first season at the
London Stadium has left West Ham,
and manager Slaven Bilic in
particular, with much remedial
work to be done over the summer.
Poor home form in an environment
alien to Upton Park stalled the
campaign early on and the mid-
season defection of Dimitri Payet
was another crisis Bilic had to
manage. Pre-season recruitment
had been poor too.
Tactics 7, Man management 8,
Transfers 2, Meeting expectation 3,
Public prole 8
TOTAL 28/50
12TH LEICESTER
Craig Shakespeare turned around
the Foxes season after replacing
Claudio Ranieri, whose reign
unravelled with amazing speed after
last seasons title triumph. In the
final reckoning, a 12th-placed finish
and a Champions League quarter-
final represented a successful
campaign despite an awful start and
a flirtation with relegation.
Tactics 6, Man management 7,
Transfers 3, Meeting expectation 7,
Public prole 6
TOTAL: 29/50
13TH STOKE
Mark Hughes needs a rethink after a
couple of disappointing years in the
transfer market; 13th place is an
unimpressive return, considering
the money spent. Lee Grant has
proved an inspired signing, Joe
Allen a good one, but Giannelli
Imbula and Wilfried Bony have
flopped. Hughes can be grateful that
familiar faces such as Ryan
Shawcross, Jon Walters and Peter
Crouch bailed him out.
Tactics 6, Man management 6,
Transfers 5, Meeting expectation 4,
Public prole 5
TOTAL 26/50
14TH CRYSTAL PALACE
The despair that accompanied a
dismal first half of the season under
Alan Pardew was replaced by the
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euphoria of a thrilling run-in, but it
took all of replacement manager
Sam Allardyces nous and some
canny work in the January market
to turn things around. Allardyces
resignation means uncertainty has
already returned to Selhurst Park.
Tactics 6, Man management 7,
Transfers 7, Meeting expectation 5,
Public prole 8
TOTAL 33/50
15TH SWANSEA
Loyalty to Francesco Guidolin and a
left the Swans in deep trouble, but
an initial bounce and then a final
surge under Paul Clement kept
them safe. Swansea will now crave a
return to stable management.
Tactics 6, Man management 6,
Transfers 5, Meeting expectation 5,
Public prole 5
TOTAL: 27/50
16TH BURNLEY
On a minimal budget, Sean Dyche
achieved safety with relative comfort.
He can be satisfied with an
outstanding season, helped by a
formidable home record. Even the
blemish of an FA Cup defeat at home
to non-League Lincoln did not
tarnish the campaign.
Tactics 7, Man management 9,
Transfers 7, Meeting expectation 9,
Public prole 8
TOTAL 40/50
17TH WATFORD
Not once were Watford consumed
by any real fear of relegation yet
Walter Mazzarris one and only
season in charge must still be
branded a failure. The players hated
his draconian training regime and
the fans did not take to him either.
The Italians lack of English
hindered him significantly, as did a
lengthy injury list.
Tactics 6, Man management 0,
Transfers 6, Meeting expectation 5,
Public prole 0
TOTAL 17/50
18TH HULL
The damage was done in a
shambolic pre-season with the
departure of Steve Bruce, a botched
transfer market and leaving Mike
Phelan in charge for too long.
Despite early, largely unfounded
scepticism, Marco Silva oversaw a
marked upturn in fortunes but
ultimately ran out of time and,
predictably, quit this week.
Tactics 5, Man management 6,
Transfers 3, Meeting expectation 5,
Public prole 2
TOTAL 21/50
19TH MIDDLESBROUGH
The Teessiders paid for a lack of
ambition both in the stiflingly
negative tactics of Aitor Karanka,
then in choosing the easy option
when the Spaniard was jettisoned in
March. Caretaker boss Steve Agnew
was horribly out of his depth, as one
win in 11 games sealed a return to
the Championship.
Tactics 1, Man management 3,
Transfers 2, Meeting expectation 2,
Public prole 5
TOTAL 13/50
20TH SUNDERLAND
An utter disaster both on and off the
pitch. From players who didnt care,
to a now departed manager who
threatened to slap a female reporter,
the woeful Wearsiders scraped the
barrel in every respect and it could
be a long time before they are seen
anywhere near the top flight ever
again.
Tactics 2, Man management 3,
Transfers 2, Meeting expectation 0,
Public prole 2
TOTAL 9/50
52 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 FOOTBALL: CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF FINAL

Pep aims to pip CLAUDE PUEL

has held talks
with Saint-Etienne as
EXCLUSIVE
By Joe Short
BOTTOMS
UP: Booth

Jose on Mendy
in Cardiff in
he sweats on his 2004 as the
FOURTEEN years after
Southampton future. long climb
Puel is still waiting Huddersfield Town slid
to todays
to discover if he will into the then Third huge game
MANCHESTER CITY By Richard Tanner be sacked following Division, Andy Booths began for
believe they can beat an end of season boyhood club are 90 Huddersfield
competition from but shot to prominence meeting to review his minutes away from one of
neighbours United to with Monaco this term. performance.
make Benjamin Mendy He helped them win the greatest comebacks in
the French title, reach
The former Lille and English football.
their second signing
from Monaco. the Champions League Nice coach is lining up It has been a long time
Pep Guardiola is set semi-finals, won his first a return to his coming.
to follow his 43million senior France cap and homeland if Saints In the summer of 2003 the
capture of midfielder made the Ligue 1 team pull the trigger. Terriers were a hollowed-out
Bernardo Silva by of the year. Claudio Ranieri, out husk, riddled by administration.
sealing a 38m deal for City released Pablo of work since his Relegation to English footballs
left-back Mendy, Zabaleta, Bacary Sagna fourth tier followed and players
and Gael Clichy all
departure from
another of their players and staff departed as the club
to impress when over 30 and out of Leicester, has also
downsized.
they knocked contract to had discussions with
Manager Peter Jackson
City out of the make way for Saint-Etienne, who are drafted in to boost spirits in what
Champions new full-backs. planning on firing was thought to be a lost cause
League. Jose Guardiola current boss had just five players on his books
Mourinho also wants his Christophe Galtier. the following pre-season. Booth
wants Mendy full-backs to be Puel led Saints to was one. Those were dark days,
and, like City, comfortable on
United are the ball and an eighth-place Booth told Express Sport. We
MENDY Premier League finish

V
prepared to capable of HUDDERSFIELD
meet the asking price. attacking as well as they and to the EFL Cup
READING
But City believe they defending. final in his maiden KICK-OFF: 3PM. TV: SS1
are in pole position after Mendy, is wanted for season in charge.
initiating talks over the left and Tottenhams But the Frenchman had just been relegated to the
Mendy while negotiating unsettled Kyle Walker is not popular with a bottom league and had been in
the Silva deal and are on the right. administration for 10 months.
keen to finalise matters
large sections of the
City have dismissed The players had not been
this week. Barcelona reports they are lining clubs fans and is said paid all that time. The club
and Liverpool have also up a 115m bid for to have a frosty was at its lowest ebb.
registered their interest. Monaco striker Kylian releationship with But under Jackson,
Mendy, 22, started Mbappe. But they are several senior players. Huddersfield mounted a
with Le Havre before keen on Benfica keeper ALEX CROOK challenge for automatic
moving on to Marseille Ederson, a Brazilian. promotion and, when
they fell short, rode
their luck to bypass
Mansfield Town on
spot-kicks in the play-
off final in Cardiff.
It almost did not
happen. A Mansfield
goal wrongly ruled out
and Liam Lawrences
ridiculous chipped
penalty miss gifted
Huddersfield promotion.
Booth whose team
back then were mostly
comprised of free transfers
and non-league chancers
says victory that day at the
Millennium Stadium
rekindled Huddersfields
flame. It has been
burning slowly since.
In my lifetime Ive
never seen us play at the
top level. But after that
Cardiff game we were
going back in the right
direction. That was where
it all started, said Booth. the league altogether. heartbreak on three occasions,
The former striker, 43, Jacko was the one who they finally returned to the
today acts as a club started it and got Championship in 2012, beating
ambassador. Weve had a the club back on the Sheffield United 8-7 on penalties
few managers since, right path. in another play-off final, this time
different chairmen, but we could Football is a cruel game, but at Wembley.
easily be languishing in that success can be as swiftly earned In that time Portsmouth had
lowest league, he said. as failure. Just look at Leicester. won the FA Cup, Fulham reached
The longer youre there, the Huddersfield had to do it the the Europa League final and
harder it is to get out. You see hard way. After eight years in Blackpool played a league fixture
some clubs even dropping out of League One and play-off at Old Trafford. Quick success

Swift staying frank about

FRANK LAMPARD is the secret
weapon behind Readings push
for a return to the top flight
today.
The Royals key midfielder
John Swift has revealed how a
chat with the legendary Chelsea
star helped kick off his career in
the game.
The 21-year-old left Stamford
Bridge last summer and has
scored nine goals in his first
season at the Madejski Stadium
to help lead Reading to third
and within todays game of the
Premier League.
And the similarities between
Swift and Lampard are obvious.
I asked to have a conversation
By Ian Baker
with Frank when I was younger,
said the England Under-21 man
ahead of their defining play-off
final with Huddersfield.
I play in the same position
and wanted to see what he was
like at my age and what he did
and didnt do.
It was only a 20-minute chat
but he was the one I looked at
and wanted to be like. He was a
top player who scored a lot of
goals from midfield.
That was one of the things
that made him stand out. As a
midfielder who can score goals
you are different. To add goals
to your game was a massive
thing and after that chat I
started to do so.
Swift insists it was no wrench
to leave Chelsea in pursuit of
regular football.
It was sensible as I wanted to
play for a team, in the first team
and senior football, he said. It
was a big call as I didnt know
whether I would do well or the
team would do well.
It was a risky move as well as
I could have gone to Reading
and not played. It has definitely
paid off and Im glad to have
moved and finally got settled at
the club. A friendly figure, Swift
will save the pleasantries for

We had just been
relegated and in
administration for
10 months. The club
was at its lowest ebb
BELIEF: Wagner
has brought a
swagger to the
club in 2017
has never been an option for
Huddersfield. There has been
no massive gamble, no frivolous
chase for glory. The club are
slow burners.
But the aim was always to
return to the Championship.
his role model
afterwards as he takes on his
former Chelsea team-mate Izzy
Brown who is playing for
Huddersfield.
Ive not played against him
much but know what he is
about, Swift said. I will be
helping the player who has to
pick him up in the game if he is
starting.
I will just think hes a normal
player, Im not going to go at
him like hes my friend, I will do
my tackling and normal stuff.
Then after the game, no
matter how it goes, I will say
hello and ask him how he has
been. But as soon as the game
starts there are no friends on
FOOTBALL: CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF FINAL
They did that. Never did they
expect todays Wembley play-
off final with the Premier
League as the prize.
But everything changed in
November 2015 when David
Wagner, as obscure then as
the football pitch. Weve not
swapped texts but Ive had a
lot of good lucks from my
ex-Chelsea team-mates.
Reading are bidding to put
a record of three straight
defeats in play-off finals
behind them.
We are in form and in good
shape, we never
underestimate any
opposition and know we will
be facing a very good team
with lots of qualities, said
manager Jaap Stam, who has
enjoyed an excellent first
season in charge, exceeding
his initial expectations of a
mid-table finish.
Huddersfields Division Three
play-off victory 13 years ago is
now, arrived at the club.
He brought a swagger to the
team that had not been seen in
a generation. And Booth says
the managers influence has
ATTACKING THREAT: Swift can score from midfield
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 53
Main picture: GARETH BUNSTEAD
BLACKPOOL ROCKING: Bowyers players celebrate
Promotion
cant hide
got Town to where they are
great divide
GARY BOWYER led BLACKPOOL 2
today. In two weeks you could Blackpool back into
see he had made a difference League One in his first EXETER 1
to how the team played and season in charge but he
how they trained. The thinking is at a loss about how By Ian Baker
behind it, he said. to sort out the division
between fans and board lead with just two
It has been a David Wagner minutes, nine seconds
effect, no doubt. that continues to harm
a famous old club. on the clock.
We were hoping for a good Potts sidefooted
Fewer than 6,000
season but when you look at home superbly to score
supporters made the
what David did and how he his 13th goal of the
trip from Lancashire for
built his team, he went about it season after being set
a rare glory day in a
very quietly. period of despair that up by a delightful flick
I presume deep down David has followed their by Cullen.
was aiming for a top-10 finish relegation from the Exeter were
this season. You certainly dont Premier League in 2011. deservedly level five
expect this. Us Huddersfield Goals from Brad minutes before the
fans, were always negative. If Potts and Mark Cullen break as David Wheeler
we can finish fourth bottom may have addressed coolly lobbed home
were happy anything else is a their slump, but the after a quickly-taken
bonus. visible protest against Craig Woodman
Todays opponents Reading chairman Karl Oyston free-kick had set up
finished ninth in Division One means this play-off the chance.
the season Huddersfield won final victory will be But Blackpool
in Cardiff. They have twice forgotten in a hurry. turned things around
reached the Premier League A quarter of in a much-improved
neither through the play-offs. Wembley was empty, second half showing
Booth would happily take a with Blackpool with Cullen,
third penalty triumph. taking the hat-trick
Youre 90 minutes away considerably hero in the
from promotion after a season- fewer than the semi-final
long effort, he said. All the against Luton,
30,000 fans
sweat and toil, it comes down scoring from
who attended
to this. the 2012 close range
I didnt get nervous in many play-off final after clever
games but playing in one of against West play by Potts.
those, the nerves are jangling. Ham. As a Exeter, who
message to were bottom of
their much- League Two in
maligned November,
supremo, it was loud could not respond as
and clear. Blackpool sealed a fifth
What can be done? I play-off triumph, the
cant answer it, said most in English
boss Bowyer. All I can football.
affect is day-to-day Im very proud of
coaching. I will be the players and the
going to the chairman season we had, said
for new players, thats Grecians boss Paul
my criteria. Tisdale. We will regret
It is a shame. It the result but should
would have been great be pleased with what
to have more here. But we have done.
I cant control it. I BLACKPOOL (5-3-2): Slocombe;
think my mum will still Mellor, Aimson, Aldred
think Im mad for (Osayi-Samuel 30), Robertson,
Daniel; Payne (Black 62), Danns,
taking this job! Potts; Cullen (Flores 75), Vassell.
Blackpools strength Booked: Osayi-Samuel, Daniel,
has been their ability Cullen, Flores. Goals: Potts 3,
Cullen 64.
to ignore off-field
EXETER (4-4-2): Pym; Stacey,
matters and do the
Brown (Sweeney 58), Moore-
business on the pitch.
Taylor, Woodman (Holmes 71);
Despite the Wheeler, Taylor, James, Harley;
desperately sparse look Grant (Reid 58), Watkins. Goal:
Wheeler 40.
to their section of
Wembley, they took the Referee: D England (S Yorkshire).
54 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017 FOOTBALL: FA CUP FINAL

Just look
HAZARD
WARNING:
John Terry
believes
Chelsea
must add
more stars
to the likes
of Hazard,
after City
signed Silva
Matthew PARTY TIME:
DUNN Wenger joins
his players on
REPORTS the pitch after
Arsenals
victory over
ARSENAL 2 Chelsea. Inset,
Sanchez, scorer
CHELSEA 1

We cant let City

of the opening
goal, starts the
IF THE Arsenal board celebrations in
still need a nudge over traditional style
whether or not to

steal a march
JOHN TERRY has
warned Chelsea that
Manchester Citys
signing of Bernardo
Silva is a signal that
they must not be left
behind in the summer
transfer market.
And he believes that,
with reinforcements,
this Chelsea team can
do what he and his
team-mates did in 2012,
and lift the Champions
League next season.
Terry, 36, who leaves
on a free transfer and is
considering offers from
Bournemouth and
West Brom as well as
opportunities in China
and the Middle East,
watched from the
bench as his sides
dreams of a Double
were dashed in defeat
by Arsenal at Wembley.
But Terry feels Citys
capture of Monaco
playmaker Silva for
43million on Friday is
a warning Chelsea need
to add to their title-
winning squad and
fast. Man City have
already made one big
signing. We need to act
fast and Im sure the
club will, he said.
You cant stand still
in the transfer market.
We have to keep
improving year after
year. Everyone needs to
By Tony Banks
keep raising the bar.
The manager stressed
that himself.
Chelsea boss Antonio
Conte, who will take a
couple of days off
before signing a new
9.6m-a-year contract
next week, said work
would begin soon.
Depending on what
happens with striker
Diego Costa, Chelsea
are looking for at least
one more striker with
Evertons Romelu
Lukaku their chief
target a midfielder
with Monacos reflect. It doesnt help
Tiemoue Bakayoko
high on their list
another centre-back
and a wing-back.
Conte will be handed
a transfer kitty of some
200m in order to do one day Ill be back as
those deals.
Terry said: This
team is a great group.
They are really
stepping into the shoes
myself, Frank Lampard,
Didier Drogba and Petr
Cech have left. They
are ready to start
mixing it with the best.
Champions target is managing a
League football can top side. But Im going
be the attraction for
signing bigger and
better players. This
current squad is good
extend his contract,
Arsene Wenger heads
into their meeting
tomorrow with the
perfect plan. Show them
the DVD of Saturdays
enough to compete in
all competitions at FA Cup final.
every level. The best presentation I
But there are going could give the board? Watch
to be more games next the game and there can be
year so the squad needs no doubt, Wenger said
improving and more simply.
strength in depth. As he stood clutching his
Terry cleared out his medal in the corridor along
locker at the training from where his players were
celebrating in the dressing
@MattDunnExpress
ground this week and
admitted it was an room on Saturday, there was
emotional time after nothing to suggest he is a man
22 years at the club. about to fall on his sword.
He will take a week It seems unfathomable that
off and make his Wenger would want to walk
decisions about his away on a job he has cherished
future after a break. for 21 years on the back of
He said: I need a some admittedly hurtful
good week away just to criticism which, even as the
emotions of the season ebbed
because it was heart- away, began to feel increasingly
breaking going out like ridiculous.
that and losing. Yes, there will be no
Its the last time Champions League football
probably at Wembley next season but perched on
as a player. Hopefully the dashboard of the team
bus was the FA Cup won for
a manager. If I do stop a record 13th time and more
or if I do carry on importantly in a fashion which
playing, I will press on demonstrated that Wenger is
with my coaching still able to cut it with the big
badges regardless. boys.
I do want to be a Perhaps, instead of
manager. Ive got too defending himself at
much to give and Ive tomorrows board meeting, he
learned too much not should be asking the board
to pass that on. The whether between
them they can finally
address the lack of
to have a week away ambition which lies
and decide. I can then at the heart of all the
start planning. Ive not angst of this season.
got anything sorted. Tottenham may
have ended up

Conte is coy on Costa

ANTONTIO CONTE has refused to give
any guarantees that Diego Costa will
still be a Chelsea player next season.
The Spain striker, below, says he will
not be pushed out and only wants to
return to Atletico Madrid if he leaves.
Chelsea had been offered
76 million for Costa by Chinese
Super league club Tianjin
Quanjin but that move
looks unlikely after new
tax rules were introduced
in that country.
But Conte would offer
no guarantees on Costas
future, saying only: Its
important for me to
take two or three days
to rest and then speak
about the future for my
players.
Costa, however,
appeared to dig his heels
in, saying: I will
only leave Chelsea
By Tony Banks
for Atletico. If not, I will stay. Im not
interested in other clubs.
I know Chelsea want to sell players,
but I told them, Ive two years left on
my contract and I wont go somewhere
else just because they want me to.
I have a contract and no intention
of leaving, but if the coach wont count
on me anymore or makes space for
another striker, I know Ill have to
leave. But only to where Im willing to.
Conte risked ridicule when he
claimed Victor Moses might have been
tired when he was sent off for
diving against Arsenal. Conte
said: I dont think if my
player dived he did it with
real intention. Moses is
an honest player and,
if there was this
situation, he was
tired and didnt
want to cheat
the referee.
trophyless, but
Arsenal fans had to
watch them having a
go. On Saturday,
players who had been
missing literally and
metaphorically all
season, finally showed
they were capable of
the same positive
thinking.
Per Mertesacker
was a rock in the
heart of defence but
his return after
missing all but 37
minutes of the season
is not going to turn Arsenal HAPPY not the left, a position Wenger that the old dog can learn
into title winners. TALK: needs to address in the some new tricks.
He needs an Alexis Sanchez
Wenger summer. Not that the 67-year-old
ready to run for the cause And he needs to go out and quite sees it that way. Im not
thanks Ozil
rather than sit on his after the spend big bucks on a top- a young man Im a very
haunches. A Mesut Ozil who notch striker with the funds young man, he said. I just
German for
again finally turns up to a big the board insist have always dont look very young! I have
once gave
occasion. He needs somebody
a big-match been there. desire. I love my job. I love to
strong enough to dominate
display It is pretty much the same win, I love to build, I love to
midfield then perhaps Granit
worthy of
mantra that Wenger has been get people going and I love
Xhaka can continue to presented with for each of the what I do. Its as simple as
develop while Aaron Ramsey his talent last dozen or so summers that.
carries on surprising as an replace Patrick Vieira, replace Arsenal rode their luck with
unlikely match-winner. Robin van Persie but by the ludicrous handball missed
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain changing formations and the in the build-up to the early
has the makings of a decent final trajectory of Arsenals Sanchez goal. But the
wing-back, albeit on the right, seasons, he has at least shown fortitude they showed in

at what Ive done
bouncing back so quickly from
Diego Costas equaliser would
breathe fresh life into anybody
especially as the end result
was so richly deserved.
Wenger has not forgotten
aeroplane protests at West
Brom and placards closer to
home when the fans really
began to turn the screw. I
dont think that we are human
beings if we say, Oh fantastic,
I enjoy that, he said.
Theres a kind of violence
in our society now where
everybody has opinions and
we have to live with it.
If people want me out, they
want me out, I can accept
that. But in the game, you
support the team, its as
simple as that.
I am a forgiving man,
though. This job is
basically about trusting
human beings, so if you
cannot forgive, you
cannot trust.
There is only one
thing I advise to
young coaches: if
you have tendency
CHANGE OF
TUNE: Fans back
Wenger to stay
FOOTBALL: FA CUP FINAL
Im not a young man
Im a very young man.
I just dont look
very young! I have
desire. I love my job.
I love to win. Its
as simple as that.
to paranoia, dont do this job.
Boards decision not
If Wenger really thought his
board was out to get him
tomorrow, he was hiding it
very well.
a popularity contest
ARSENAL (3-4-3): Ospina 6; Holding 6,
Mertesacker 9, Monreal 7; Bellerin 8,
Xhaka 7, Ramsey 8, Oxlade-Chamberlain 6
(Coquelin 83); Ozil 7, Welbeck 5 (Giroud
78), Sanchez 8 (Elneny 90). Booked: FROM BACK PAGE
Coquelin, Ramsey, Holding, Xhaka. Goals:
Sanchez 4, Ramsey 79. Ramsays 19th-century record
for winning the cup at Aston
CHELSEA (3-4-3): Courtois 5; Azpilicueta
7, Luiz 6, Cahill 7; Moses 3, Kante 6, Matic Villa, rather than seeing it as
5 (Fabregas 61, 5), Alonso 5; Hazard 5, some sort of leaving present to
Costa 7 (Batshuayi 88), Pedro 6 (Willian himself.
72, 6). Booked: Moses, Kante. Sent off: Indeed, all the indications
Moses 68. Goal: Costa 76.
were that he will be in a feisty
Referee: A Taylor (Cheshire). mood when his future is
discussed at the Emirates
tomorrow.
We live in a society that
wants always change,
he said. But at the
end of the day,
football is about
making the right
decision and
companies are
about making
the right
decisions.
That is
why I say
its not
a b o u t
popularity,
its about competence. I have
not got that responsibility its
the board who has to decide
who will lead the club in the
future. If they want me, I have
after to decide, do I say yes or
no?
Nothing about his demeanour
after the 2-1 win suggested he
wants to call time on his
21 years in charge.
Having tried in his post-
match press conference to talk
in riddles about it coming down
to that mutual decision, he
finally let slip that, you cannot
make 35 years in this profession
without believing you are the
right man for the job.
And when asked directly, even
Wenger could not bring himself
to say in public that he doubted
for a second he had his boards
whole-hearted support.
I dont think I can answer
that question, he said. We are
adults, well see what happens.
Daily Express Monday May 29 2017
Tough season
has seen us
grow stronger
PER MERTESACKER
believes Arsenals victory
was a quiet message
from Arsene Wenger that
when it comes to the
crunch he can still
deliver.
And he says coming
through the hardest
season the Gunners
and their boss have
experienced has made
them stronger.
The Arsenal captain,
below, had played just 37
minutes of first-team
football since April last
year but was chosen to
lead the team out at
Wembley, repaying the
faith with a man-of-the
match performance.
But that belief is a
two-way street. The and this team wants that
most important thing,
as you can see with my
example, is the trust he
gives to his players, said
defender Mertesacker.
That is the most have still a good chance
important part as a
manager, being able to
challenge your players
but also trust them when
you send them on to the
field. He has been calm
and quiet as he has
always been when dealing
with those situations.
I have to just give him performances.
credit for that because
there were a lot of people
saying he cant deliver refuses to accept that
any more, but still his
team is able to do that.
It was just the right over Wengers future.
answer even though it
wasnt about giving an
answer to all the
doubters in players futures and
those key
moments
and when the
stakes are
high in such a
final when you
can perform
55
By Matthew Dunn
like that it says a lot
about the team and how
we grew even when there
were difficult times this
year.
Sitting on the sidelines
has given Mertesacker
more perspective on
the narrative of the
season.
When you go through
that period when you
struggle, you find it hard
to win games and all the
other teams have a go at
you and you lose more
than you win, you doubt,
he admitted.
But this team grew at
that time the most. We
have still a lot to prove
challenge, especially next
season.
It is going to be a
tough one again but Im
not frightened to say we
in the league because
this team suffered a lot
this season and were still
able to perform like that.
Consistency was not
our strength that is
something we need to
work on. But we are still
able to have such big
Winger Alex Oxlade-
Chamberlain, meanwhile,
the players have been
affected by uncertainty
As players its our job
to deal with adversity and
the managers future,
shrug them off, said
Oxlade-Chamberlain.
Im not going to
stand here as a player
and say thats been
an excuse for our lack
of form.
56 Daily Express Monday May 29 2017

Brooks
Thats one way to get
JENSON BUTTONS one-off appearance at Monaco
following Fernando Alonsos participation in the

fear over Indianapolis 500 provided the biggest incident of

the race after he flipped Pascal Wehrleins Sauber

past a rival, Jenson...

following an overexuberant overtaking manoeuvre.

his sight
Despite Wehrleins car resting precariously on the
barriers, the German escaped injury. Button failed to
finish following damage sustained in the incident and
was later hit with a three-place grid penalty.
By Chris McKenna Wehrlein said: It was just scary. The brakes started
KELL BROOK is facing to smoke and I couldnt get out of the car. Button was
another eye operation to nowhere. Clearly this corner is no place to overtake, it
save his career. was a silly move.
The Sheffield Alonsos one-off attempt at the Indy 500 also ended
welterweight insists he in disappointment when his Honda engine let him down
will be back after losing in the 179th lap. Alonso performed impressively on his
his IBF belt to American debut and had been in seventh place at the time.
Errol Spence jnr in the
11th round at Bramall FULL REPORT: PAGE 46
Lane on Saturday night.
But Brooks left eye
socket was fractured
and he now faces
gruelling surgery to
repair it months
after he had the
same operation
on his right eye
socket after
defeat by
Gennady
Golovkin last
September.
Brook, right,
admitted: The eye is
broken again. I need
surgery. Im devastated.
I remember the
surgeon saying if Id gone
another round against
Golovkin I could have
been blinded.
I had that going
through my mind in the
11th round. I ended up
thinking I live to fight
another day.
His promoter Eddie
Hearn insisted: The
injury is the only doubt
DRIVING ON THE EDGE: Button puts
over his future but I dont
Wehrleins Sauber up against the barrier
TURN TO PAGE 46, COLUMN 1

IGNORE THE
Maddest
rule ever
By Tony Banks
GARY CAHILL has slammed
the crazy decision that
allowed Alexis Sanchezs
goal to stand for Arsenal on

FANS STAN
Saturday as the maddest
rule Ive ever seen.
Sanchez handled
but ran through
to score, only for
team-mate Aaron
Ramsey to be
flagged for offside.
But referee Anthony
Taylor gave the goal
SUITS YOU: after consulting with his
linesman and Cahill, left, said:
Stan
You can look to go to the ball
Kroenke and veer off and then not be
greets

Look at medals not my

ruled offside. Its the maddest
Wenger at rule Ive ever seen.
Wembley If he [Ramsey] is not there,
then maybe Thibaut Courtois

popularity says Wenger

comes out and grabs the ball.

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