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THOUSANDS OF VACANCIES AT FISH4.CO.UK CAR CLUBS ARE THE WHEEL DEAL SUPPORT Marine Le Pen Greens, as well as the centre-right Republicans, but they said no to working with the president’s Renaissance party. Le Pen, the daughter of extremist Jean-Marie Le Pen, the former leader of the then National Front, said: “We’re ready for it.” She was runner-up to Macron in the last two presidential races. announced a parliamentary election will take place across two rounds on June 30 and July 7. Although his own position as president is not at stake, Macron said: “I cannot act as if nothing had happened.” He made a public pitch for support from the Socialists and the FRANCE has been left shocked after president Emmanuel Macron called a snap election in a gamble to stop the rise of the far right in the country. Marine Le Pen’s National Rally (RN) won more than double the votes of Macron’s centrist alliance in European Parliament elections. The president immediately FAR RIGHT FEAR AMID FRANCE POLL BY JEREMY ARMSTRONG GREENWASH STUNT AT OIL FIRM 40,000 embrace move away from private motors users, estimates that each car club vehicle operating in Scotland last year replaced 11 privately-owned cars, equating to an overall reduction of 4371 vehicles. This freed up five hectares of road space across the country, three-and-a-half times the size of Glasgow’s George Square. Dilks added: “In the wake of the Scottish Government abandoning its key climate change target, John Swinney’s administration should embrace the carbon-cutting potential of car clubs and get behind the sector.” The Scottish Government has pledged to cut car miles by 20 per cent by 2030 as part of efforts to tackle climate change. administration ditched a key 2030 emissions target which led to the collapse of its coalition with the Scottish Greens at Holyrood. Data gathered by car club operators found memberships in Scotland rose from about 18,000 in 2019 to 37,922 as of last October. Richard Dilks, chief executive of CoMoUK, said: “Regular users tell us they are saving money, avoiding the hassle that comes with owning a private car and reducing their carbon footprint in the process.” The charity’s research, which surveyed more than 1700 active THE number of Scots in car clubs has more than doubled since Covid to nearly 40,000. A report estimates pay-as-youdrive car rental schemes have taken at least 4000 private vehicles off the roads, reducing congestion and environmental impact. The study by shared transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK), found drivers who switched to car clubs cut their total mileage by 156 miles per year. Researchers said they will play a “fundamental role” in meeting Scottish Government climate targets to slash emissions and cut car miles. They urged ministers to fully “get behind” the sector. It comes after the SNP EXCLUSIVE BY DAN VEVERS Environment Reporter SUCCESS Richard Dilks Climate activists in street protest CLIMATE change activists sat in a bath outside energy giant Shell’s office in Aberdeen yesterday to protest at so-called “greenwashing”. Extinction Rebellion campaigners locked themselves to props including a greencoloured washing machine in protest at the firm’s extraction of fossil fuels. The protest group accused Shell of “greenwashing” through misleading adverts and of watering down plans to curb climatechanging emissions. Police said they were aware of the protest but no arrests had been made. FURORE Campaigners protest in Aberdeen Highlands: North East: 3 3 3 3 Central: Borders: V. good (1) V. poor (10) uk-air.defra.gov.uk

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK FUNNYMAN Billy Connolly Big Yin focus of new BBC documentary SIR Billy Connolly is to be the subject of a major new BBC documentary telling the story of his career. The comedy legend has made a film which will take audiences “closer than they’ve ever been” to his life and work. Made up of intimate first-person testimony, the programme will feature personal archive and rarely seen performances from the 81-year-old, who is suffering from Parkinson’s disease. It is part of BBC Arts series In My Own Words, which features interviews with some of the UK’s leading cultural figures. Suzy Klein, head of arts and classical music TV at the BBC, said: “Our artists, writers, actors, comedians and poets are second to none.” BY STUART MacDONALD EMOTIONAL Vicky McClure Vicky’s trip to Japan for PoW shock LINE of Duty’s Vicky McClure will travel to Japan for Who Do You Think You Are? as she retraces her great-grandfather’s steps. The star of ITV’s Trigger Point goes on an emotional journey as she discovers the story of his experience as a prisoner of war. Vicky, 41, knew she had a military heritage after learning about the D-Day landing with her war hero grandad last year on the Normandy beach he fought on 80 years ago. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the history series, with ex-Top Gear host Paddy McGuinness, 50, discovering the role his grandad played in the war, while Mel C, 50, unearths a political activist as she delves into the story of how her family survived the Great Famine in Ireland. BY NICOLA METHVEN MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Big Yin focus documentary SIR Billy Connolly is to be the subject of a major new BBC documentary telling The comedy legend has made a film which will take Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK Cumm for the backstabbing fund of $250,000 but Traitors will do their utmost to nab the cash from the Faithful. With Ardross Castle in the Highlands as the setting, season two has Scot the lot. S2 of The Traitors US is on BBC3 tomorrow. LIKE a glorious villain, complete with stylish beret, Alan Cumming is back on Scottish shores for reality whodunnit The Traitors US. Cumming, 59, hosts the competition in which contestants work as a team to build a prize PAGE 3 I LOVE YOU.. ALL 220,000 OF YOU Taylor is all heart with emoji for Murrayfield fans of the show when Taylor performed “Crazier” on the piano, a track she performed during the 2009 Hannah Montana film, leaving the crowd gobsmacked by her nostalgic choice. The singer’s next stop will be at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium, where she is due to take to the stage from June 13 to June 15. The city has recently turned itself into Taylor Town from June 8 to June 19 in celebration of the pop star’s soon arrival. one of the “biggest regrets” of her career was not bringing her other tours to the country, with the singer last performing in Scotland on her 1989 tour in 2015, at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow. But she seemed to make up for her absence over the years when she chose to perform one of her oldest tracks for the first time ever across her entire career during Saturday night’s show. Fans were sent into a frenzy during the surprise song segment American gushed that she had been blown away by the support. The post, which had a love heart emoji beside it, read: “Edinburgh! You truly blew me away this weekend. Thank you for breaking the all-time attendance record for a stadium show in Scotland three times in a row and for all the ways you made us feel right at home. Love you, all 220,000 of you.” Taylor admitted at the weekend TAYLOR Swift has taken to Instagram to thank all of the Scottish Swifties who attended her three sell-out shows on the Eras World Tour at Murrayfield. The Love Story sensation broke the all-time attendance record for a stadium show in Scotland with 220,000 fans over three nights. The 34-year-old played her first gigs here in nearly a decade to kick off the UK leg of her Eras Tour. Writing on the social m e d i a s i t e , t h e BY NICOLA CROAL SCOTLAND FAN Taylor Swift WHO TO TRUST Alan, right, and above with the contestants HOST Alan Cumming on The Traitors US

PAGE 4 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 ELECTION 2024 TORY LEADER HITS Dougs don’t work Davey keeps his Ed A bit Rish from him Quote of the day ANAS SARWAR, LABOUR TORY MSPs were very slow to comment after Douglas Ross announced he was standing down. Stephen Kerr, Murdo Fraser and Jamie Halcro Johnston were all smiles as they posted a video of themselves campaigning in which they didn’t mention Ross once. It’s almost as if they’re glad to see him go. ED DAVEY continued his fun General Election campaign by visiting Thorpe Park. The Lib Dem leader smiled and waved as the Rush ride swung him 75ft in the air – but colleague Sarah Olney looked like she was trying her best not to vomit. RISHI Sunak said he “hopes people can find it in their hearts to forgive me” after he left D-Day commemorations to do a political interview. But the public remembers his party’s record. If there’s one man pleading for forgiveness come July 5, it will be him. SEAMUS LOGAN The SNP candidate in Aberdeenshire North and Moray East will be licking his lips at taking on Douglas Ross. DOUGLAS ROSS Three jobs Ross showed he’s only out for himself when he said he will resign as Tory leader after the election. FUN Ed Davey OUTGOING Sunak “Douglas Ross wants to pretend that he is the big man that stands up against the SNP. The reality is he struggled to stand up at all in this election campaign.” GOOD DAY BAD DAY Dougs don’t work OUT WITH THE » DROSS Ross quits after party revolt over ill colleague »Rivals put the boot into hapless triple-jobber election. Sarwar said: “Douglas Ross and the SNP have, in some ways, been two sides of the same coin in that they want to up the chaos and the division, rather than build consensus across the country. “Douglas Ross wants to pretend that he is the big man that stands up against the SNP. The reality is he struggled to stand up at all in this election campaign. I think he has been found out.” Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie said: “At times like these, it is customary to say something conciliatory about a departing MSP but Douglas Ross has been perhaps the worst leader in the Scottish Tories’ history, and the Scottish Parliament and, stand down as an MSP to make way for another Scottish Conservative representative in Holyrood. “My party has a chance to beat the SNP in key seats up and down Scotland, including in Aberdeenshire North and Moray East. We must now come together and fully focus on doing exactly that.” Questions were raised at the weekend about Ross’s parliamentary expenses relating to his outside work as a football official. Polls show the Tories, reeling from Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s campaign gaffes, are in line for their biggest defeat at a general tion, that is not feasible. I am committed to fighting and winning the Aberdeenshire North and Moray East constituency. “Should I be given the honour to represent the people and communities of this new seat, they should know being their MP w o u l d receive my complete focus and attention. “I will therefore stand down as leader following the election on July 4, once a successor is elected. Should I win the seat, I will also SHAMED Douglas Ross has plunged the Tories into General Election chaos after resigning as leader in the middle of the campaign. The embattled MSP had sparked a massive backlash from party colleagues over his decision to stand for Westminster again after an ill co-worker was brutally blocked. He also faced a cash row at the weekend over claiming Westminster expenses for flights to carry out his duties as an assistant referee in Scottish football. Yesterday, he quit as leader of the Scottish Tories – and faced calls to quit as a list MSP for the Highlands at Holyrood to stand for Westminster. Ross admitted colleagues had told him over the weekend they were “uncomfortable” with his decision to stand for Westminster again. Rivals lined up to put the boot into the triple-jobbing Conservative. Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar said: “Ross is just the first senior Tory to fall as a result of this election campaign. “And I hope on July 4 there are many, many more to fall so we can finally get rid of this Tory government.” Following Ross’s announcement, the SNP’s candidate for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East, Seamus Logan, called on him to resign immediately as an MSP. He said: “It’s clear he’s been forced out as Scottish Tory leader after his shameful behaviour over David Duguid and his growing expenses scandal. “Voters deserve a dedicated MSP – not one who is hedging his bets in case he loses the election.” The Scottish Tory leader had promised not to stand for Westminster on July 4 but U-turned at the last minute. He nipped in to secure the Aberdeenshire North and Moray East nomination after party bosses vetoed Duguid’s candidacy. Duguid is recovering from a serious spinal injury and was told about the bar as he lay in hospital. Tory MSPs were furious with Ross over his Westminster rethink and he bowed to pressure yesterday. He will quit as leader after the election and resign from Holyrood i f h e w i n s t h e Westminster race. He said: “I have served as MP, MSP and leader for over three years now and believed I could continue to do so if re-elected to Westminster, b u t o n reflecBY PAUL HUTCHEON WITH Holyrood and politics will be well rid of him PATRICK HARVIE GREEN C0-LEADER BIDS GOOD RIDDANCE RECOVERING David Duguid SILENCE Murdo Fraser

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 5 NEW LOW BY RESIGNING MID-CAMPAIGN dailyrecord.co.uk Get the latest news first on our live blog at Listen to our daily political podcast Planet Holyrood every night of the campaign FOLLOW THE BEST GENERAL ELECTION COVERAGE WITH THE JOIN OUR ELECTION WHATSAPP COMMUNITY Scan the QR code to receive your daily dose of election content. We also treat our community members to special offers and promotions. To find out more check out our website or you can read our privacy notice here dailyrecord. co.uk/privacy-notice/ PAUL HUTCHEON ANALYSIS So bad he makes PM look like a genius slow to offer their thanks to him after his announcement. One Conservative MSP said: “It became clear, even to Douglas, that he couldn’t continue such was the debacle of the last few days.” Rishi Sunak, who issued another grovelling apology yesterday for his D-Day snub, said: “You can read Douglas’s s t a t e m e n t a b o u t h i s reasons and I r e s p e c t h i s decision. It’s been a pleasure to work with him over the time that I’ve been Prime Minister, he has been a steadfast champion of the union.” indeed, Scottish politics, will be well rid of him. “He embodies everything that is wrong with the Tory party in hi s anti-env ironm ent, anti-equality, anti-democratic pursuit of self interest, epitomised by his ill-judged swoop for David Duguid’s Westminster seat even while he recovers from serious illness. “The fact he only now accepts that he must resign his seat as an MSP if he is returned to the House of Commons shows the utter contempt with which he holds his constituents and the Scottish Parliament. “It’s not just Douglas Ross that we need to be rid of, it is the divisive, reactionary and prejudiced politics that he represents.” Ross’s MSP colleagues were HARSH WORDS Harvie and Anas Sarwar Davidson when he and others plotted to depose Jackson Carlaw. What goes around comes around and the anger at Ross’s decision last week was the trigger that brought him down. Questions over his parliamentary expenses only underlined how determined his enemies were to topple him. Ross was never a good fit to be leader of the Scottish Tories. He is a Westminster man at heart who believes the House of Commons is the real Parliament. When he was elected to Westminster in 2017, he scarpered from Holyrood like a scalded cat. But when he returned to Holyrood four years later, he clung to his second job at Westminster. He cannot let go. History will record Ross as a decent performer at First Minister’s Questions but abysmal at everything else. He urged Boris Johnson to quit, then asked him to stay, before U-turning a second time to call for his head. Ross is also a symbol of how febrile Scottish politics had become after the independence referendum. He has been determined to keep the constitutional wounds open because it suits his party politically. He is a divider, not a uniter, who has no interest in bringing Scottish society together. Ross was once asked what he would do if he was PM for a day without repercussions. He could have said cutting poverty, tackling climate change or overhauling public services. His answer revealed everything about him: “I’d like to see tougher enforcement against gypsy travellers.” Luckily for Scots, this future backbencher will never get a whiff of power. DOUGLAS Ross holds the dubious honour of running an even worse General Election campaign than his hopeless boss Rishi Sunak. Sunak caused revulsion when he betrayed Normandy veterans by bailing out of a D-Day event early. He launched his awful campaign in the rain and staged an event outside the Titanic centre. But he is a political genius compared to the Scottish Tory leader, who has announced his resignation in the middle of the General Election campaign. Ross wanted to be the next First Minister – a full-time job in itself – and yet believed it was credible to stand again for Westminster. He believed it was OK to juggle being an MP, MSP and party leader while running the line at football matches. The stitch-up that gave him the Aberdeenshire North and Moray East nomination also reminded voters of a nasty party that tramples over the vulnerable. David Duguid, who would have been the candidate were it not for Ross’s opportunism, was in hospital when the axe fell on his head. The party board, which just happens to count Ross as a member, then allowed Ross to nip in and secure the candidacy. The move reeked of self-interest and entitlement at a time when the public collectively gag when they see the Tories. Ross’s shabby behaviour was akin to how he became leader in the first place. He only took over from Ruth Listen to our SLIM CHANCE Douglas Ross and the Tories are having a disastrous campaign. Picture: Jane Barlow SUNAK: I’M A FAILURE PAGES 6&7

PAGE 6 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 I AM BY DAVE BURKE [email protected] 1 Tax: No rise in rates of income tax, National Insurance or VAT. As chancellor, Rishi Sunak raised NI to its highest ever level in April 2022. 2 Housing: 300,000 homes a year by the mid-2020s. There were 234,397 net additional dwellings in England in 2022-23, a similar figure to the previous year. 3Defence: Increase defence budget by at least 0.5 per cent above inflation every year. This pledge was abandoned as inflation soared into double digits. 4Foreign aid: Maintain commitment to spend 0.7 per cent of gross national income on overseas development. As chancellor, Sunak reduced spending to 0.5 per cent, depriving the world’s poorest of support. 5Pensions triple lock: Raise the state pension each year by the higher of inflation, average wages or 2.5 per cent. This was dropped in 2021 as there was a jump in earnings figures caused by the pandemic. 6Social care: Nobody needing care should be forced to sell their home to pay for it. Ministers watered down the promise as they pledged in 2021 “there will be fewer people selling their houses”. 7Landlord rules: Abolish “no fault” evictions. The legislation was abandoned when Sunak called the General Election. 8 Homelessness: End the blight of rough sleeping. The number of people estimated to be sleeping rough on a single night in autumn 2023 was 3,898, as the figure rose for a second year in a row. 9 Trophy hunting: Ban imports from trophy hunting of endangered animals. Legislation put forward by backbench MPs was abandoned when the General Election was announced. 10 Immigration: Overall numbers will come down. At the time, net migration – the number of people coming to the UK minus the number leaving – was 226,000. It now stands at 685,000. ■The 2019 Conservative manifesto promises that have been broken. BROKEN PROMISES RISHI Sunak last night admitted he has failed on the NHS, housing and immigration as he was confronted over 14 years of broken Tory promises. In a BBC interview, the Prime Minister was repeatedly challenged over the state of the country. He was forced to acknowledge it has become harder for people to own their first home under the Conservatives. Sunak also confessed to presenter Nick Robinson that he had not delivered his pledge to cut NHS waiting lists and conceded immigration was “too high”. He tried to explain away his failings by saying: “No government gets everything right.” And as he claimed he would deliver on the promises if re-elected, he was forced to defend calling a snap election before any flights to Rwanda had taken off, despite putting it at the heart of his plan to tackle small boat crossings. The PM conceded that no one has yet been sent to the African nation despite three years of Tory promises. Robinson said: “When you say you’ve got a plan you sound to me like a guy in a pub who borrows 50 quid, and he borrowed it three years ago, and he keeps saying, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll pay you back.’ “And then when you confront him in the pub, he says, ‘I’ll pay you tomorrow.’ You wouldn’t believe him, would you? “You’re constantly promising what you will do, but what you haven’t done so far.” The presenter added many viewers believe “nothing works in this country”. The PM responded: “I’ve been very clear in the past, no government gets everything right, but I am proud of what has been achieved over 14 years, this election is also about the future.” He claimed waiting lists are starting to go down, but admitted: “I’ve been very clear. “We have not made as much progress on NHS waiting lists as I would have liked, and they have risen.” Challenging Sunak over his failure to secure the UK’s borders, Robinson said: “Last year 685,000 extra people came here. That’s twice the population of Coventry. You didn’t control our borders, did you?” The PM replied: “No, the numbers are too high. I’ve been very clear about that, but people can judge me as well on what I’ve done as Prime Minister, where I’ve put in place the biggest, strictest reforms to bring down immigration that we’ve seen.” Sunak MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK ELECTION 2024 PM ADMITS TORY Gordon Brown, will appear on Good Morning Britain the morning after the election. This is the first General Election since Sturgeon resigned as SNP leader last year. Her party is also predicted to suffer heavy losses, with Labour likely to pick up many of the seats it lost in 2015. Recent polls have suggested the SNP could pick up fewer than 20 seats, with Labour – who took only one in 2019 – potentially getting dozens. RESULT Nicola Sturgeon Sturgeon joins ITV results panel NICOLA Sturgeon will appear on ITV’s overnight General Election results programme on July 4. The former first minister will be on a panel alongside former Tory chancellor George Osborne and ex-Labour shadow chancellor Ed Balls. The programme – Election 2024 Live: The Results – will air on STV, STV Player, ITV1 and ITVX. It will be hosted by Tom Bradby, who anchored election nights in 2015, 2017 and 2019. Labour’s last prime minister, BY ANDREW QUINN

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 7 A FAILURE told the BBC that owning a home has become more difficult in the time his party has been in charge. He admitted: “It has got harder and I need to make sure it gets easier.” Labour’s deputy leader Angela Rayner responded: “This is a damning indictment of 14 years of housing failure. Home ownership is a pipe dream for young people. “Never once in 14 years have the Tories met their 300,000 a year housing target, and their recent decision to appease Tory MPs on their backbenches and abolish mandatory h o u si n g t a rg e t s h a s s e e n housebuilding take a nosedive.” The Conservative’s sums fell apart last night as Sunak prepared to unveil his election manifesto. The PM was accused of drawing up “the most expensive panic attack in history”. Labour warned Sunak was offering a “barrage of unfunded pledges” in the Tory manifesto, which will be published today. Shadow paymaster general Jonathan Ashworth rubbished claims billions can be saved to pay for the promises through an “imaginary” welfare shake-up. He also said the PM’s plan to bring back National Service will cost twice what he says it will as he accused him of a “fraud on the electorate”. He added: “The British people are still paying the price for the last time the Tories made reckless unfunded spending commitments, mortgages skyrocketed. And they will again. “The Tories sums do not add up. The money is simply not there.” Earlier in the day Sunak was forced to deny claims he was thinking about quitting ahead of polling day. He vowed to carry on “until the last day of this campaign”, adding: “The reality is I’m not going to stop going, I’m not going to stop fighting for people’s votes, I’m not going to stop fighting for the future of our country.” Speaking on the campaign trail in Sussex, he pleaded for voters to accept his apology for his decision to leave commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day early when other leaders stayed to the end. “I just hope people can find it in their hearts to forgive me,” he said. RUNNING SCARED PM faces reporters in Crawley, Sussex, yesterday A FAILURE At last Rishi Sunak is honest with the British people.. and it’s no surprise AT SNAIL’S PACE, ANN? Ex-Tory Ann Widdecombe, at Joyland, with Rupert Lowe, Reform UK’s Great Yarmouth hopeful GOVERNMENTS WERE A TOTAL WASTE

PAGE 8 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 RECORD VIEW Voters must give greedy Ross boot DOUGLAS Ross should stand down as an MSP immediately. The chancer clearly wants the best of both worlds and has plunged his party’s campaign into chaos as a result. He has hopped between his multiple jobs for years, not committing himself or doing any of them properly. Ross should decide which one he wants to do – be it Holyrood or Westminster – and stick to it. It is an outrage for him to try to become MP for Aberdeenshire North and Moray East and use his cushy Highlands and Islands list seat at the Scottish Parliament as a back-up plan. This is an absolute insult to the people he represents. They deserve to have an MSP who is fully committed to the area and the parliament that they sit in. How can the public be expected to trust a man who is clearly in politics for his own gain and not to make a difference? Ross stabbed his own colleague in the back so he could find a way back to Westminster. He didn’t care that David Duguid was in hospital recovering from a spinal injury. Ross has clearly demonstrated that he has no proper interest in being an MSP and would prefer to be in the House of Commons. So he should step aside now and let his constituents be represented by someone who wants to do the job. When July 4 comes, voters in Aberdeen North and Moray East should do the right thing and reject him as their MP. If and when they do, he shouldn’t be able to sneak back to Holyrood as a cushy little reward for his self-serving behaviour. OUT WITH THE DROSS – PAGES 4&5 Short-changed CAMPAIGNERS are right – we urgently need an injection of cash to tackle the plague of youth violence on our streets. The harrowing death of 16-year-old Kory McCrimmon in Glasgow last week must be the final wake-up call for politicians. As the Record’s Our Kids … Our Future campaign has urged time and time again, we desperately need to invest in new safe spaces for our teenagers that can get them off the streets. Parents whose kids have been subject to brutal assaults are emphatic that the current spending of £2million a year on this crisis is barely scratching the surface. Most tragic of all, they spent many months warning that if stronger action wasn’t taken, a child would inevitably lose their life in this epidemic of violence. This issue simply has not been treated seriously enough, nor given the resources required, by the Scottish Government. For the sake of our kids, that must change immediately. £2m NOT ENOUGH FOR KIDS – PAGE 13 CON GETS 9 YEARS FOR M-WAY HORROR Drug boss killed 3 pals in 127mph smash QUASHED Caren Lorimer conviction has been quashed. The Scottish Courts and Tribunals Service confirmed the conviction was quashed administratively on May 29. Her widower, David, said: “I’m really, really happy and I’m really sad Caren’s not here but she’ll know. “She’d be so proud of everything we’ve done for her.” She was handed a community service order requiring 300 hours of unpaid work and a compensation order for £15,000. After Caren’s death in 2022, her family sought a review of her conviction and, days before an appeal hearing was due to take place, her THE family of a sub-postmistress falsely accused of embezzling Post Office funds have won a fight to clear her name 15 years after she was convicted. Caren Lorimer pled guilty at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court in 2009 to one charge of embezzlement from the town’s New Farm Loch Post Office, where she had worked for 17 years. SUB-POSTMISTRESS NAME CLEARED BY NICK FORBES has caused all of that would weigh heavily upon him, even if it were strangers. “But these were all close friends. Whatever the sentence, this is a matter he will have to live with. “It must also be said that the mother of Mark Downie and the partner of David Paton – in an extraordinary gesture of compassion – bear him no ill will. “They take the view it would have been the last thing in the world he would have wanted to happen. “In the circumstances, they are prepared to forgive him.” Lord Clark said the latest prison term would have been 12 years, but for the guilty plea. It will only begin at the end of the eight years Docherty got in April. Docherty was banned from driving for 14-and-a-half years. seat belts. The three who died were found lying outside of the vehicle. Mr Farrell said: “The crash investigator indicated that Docherty caused the Audi to drift towards the nearside of the motorway in a manner which indicates he was falling asleep.” The other passengers – Brendan Gillan, Dylan McFadyen, Michael Munro and Brendan Balloch – all needed hospital treatment. The court heard Docherty, of Gourock, Renfrewshire, was described as being “in shock”. His KC Thomas Ross yesterday said: “I have to acknowledge the emotional pain suffered by the bereaved. The knowledge that he Audi – built to hold seven people – initially to a nearby flat before leaving and travelling on the M8. Mr Farrell said Docherty went at a “recorded speed of up to 127mph”, described as “grossly excessive”. The court heard the Audi drifted into the hard shoulder near junction 31 of the M8 and on to the kerb. The vehicle ended up on an embankment. Mr Farrell said: “The Audi continued the path of travel with no apparent input in the form of braking or steering from the driver.” The 4x4 tumbled down the embankment – knocking down a fence and two trees – before coming to a halt on its roof. Seven of the eight men in the overloaded Audi were not wearing A CRIME gang boss killed three friends in a horror 127mph motorway smash. Druglord Lee Docherty, 38, fell asleep at the wheel of the hired Audi Q7 on the M8 near Glasgow with seven associates squeezed into the car. Mark Downie, 31, David Paton and Manveer Benning, both 27, died following the crash. The four others were badly hurt. Docherty yesterday appeared at the High Court in Glasgow where he pled guilty to causing the deaths by dangerous driving. Earlier this year, he was jailed for eight years for heading a drugs gang which operated from a barricaded block of flats in Greenock, known as “the shop”. Lord Clark yesterday sentenced him to an extra nine years for the death crash. Prosecutor Greg Farrell told how Docherty and the others had been at a Glasgow city centre club. The eight all then went in the Court told gang chief fell asleep at the wheel BY RECORD REPORTER CLOSE FRIENDS David Paton, Mark Downie and Manveer Benning all died DANGEROUS DRIVING Lee Docherty pled guilty to the charge after the killer crash The knowledge he caused that would weigh heavily KC THOMAS ROSS ON DOCHERTY’S FRIEND’S DYING

Football world comes together to send best wishes to ill legend DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 9 SCOTLAND SQUAD’S MESSAGE TO HANSEN We’re all thinking about you, Alan currently in contact with Alan’s family to provide our support at this difficult time and our thoughts, wishes and hopes are with Alan and all of the Hansen family.” Former colleague and Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker led tributes after hearing the news. Lineker tweeted: “Horrendous news. Thoughts are with Alan, Janet and all the family.” Former Scotland striker David Speedie, who was at Liverpool alongside Hansen in 1991, said: “Really sad to hear Alan Hansen is currently very seriously ill in hospital. “ Wishing him a speedy recovery, my thoughts are with Alan and his family at this difficult time. If anyone can fight back from this, it’s you Alan. Rooting for you pal.” Sunday night. It read: “The thoughts and supp or t of everyone at Liverpool FC are with our legendary former captain Alan Hansen, who is currently seriously ill in hospital. “A defender of the utmost elegance, Hansen’s outstanding raft of honours across a 14-year spell with the Reds – he joined from Partick Thistle in 1977 – included eight league titles, three European Cups, two FA Cups and three League Cups. “‘Jocky’, as he was known by teammates, is in the top 10 for all-time appearances for the club having played 620 matches, and the Scottish centre-back also served as Liverpool skipper for four seasons. The club is announced n e w s o n Sunday that the former Anfield ace was b eing cared for, as they offered to support the family of their “legendary captain”. Hansen, 68, won the European Cup three times as well as eight English league titles, two FA Cups and three League Cups. Former Rangers manager and ex-Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard sent a message of support last night. Gerrard took to Instagram to send his well wishes, posting a picture of Hansen accompanied by a praying hands emoji. A statement from Liverpool FC had confirmed the news of Hansen’s health battle on the SFA, are thinking about Alan and his family. It’s an extremely difficult time. “He was a fantastic defender but a tremendous ball-playing centre-half. The way he stepped out with the ball was just so graceful and that’s what I remember about him as a player. “He played for one of the top sides in the world at the time, lifting European Cups and winning almost everything else. “He is a proper legend of the game.” The football world has been sending “thoughts and prayers” to the former Match of the Day pundit as he fights for his life. Hansen is currently receiving treatment for an unknown illness and is reportedly in intensive care. Liverpool FC of ficially SCOTLAND’S Euro squad were devastated to learn about legend Alan Hansen’s serious illness when they arrived in Germany. Coach John Carver revealed the bombshell news moments after their plane touched down on Sunday night. Reports of the former Liv er p o o l and S c otl and defender’s health battle came while Steve Clarke and his players were en route to their Euros base camp in Bavaria. And Carver was quick to send the team’s best wishes to the 68-year-old and his family. He said: “We heard the news when we stepped off the plane on Sunday evening. “I would just like to pass a message on and say that everybody here, the players, staff and everybody connected with about you, Alan Football world comes together to send best wishes to ill legend Sunday night. It read: “The thoughts and supp or t of everyone at Liverpool FC are with our legendary former captain Alan Hansen, who is currently announced n e w s o n Sunday that the former Anfield ace was b eing cared for, as they offered to support the family of their HEROES Hansen with Willie Miller and, front row, Graeme Souness, Kenny Dalglish and Gordon Strachan BY KEITH JACKSON If anyone can fight back from this, it’s you Alan. Rooting for you, pal FORMER LIVERPOOL TEAM-MATE DAVID SPEEDIE PRAISE Scotland coach John Carver DEMOLISH Savile cottage Savile site rebuild gets green light A TYCOON is set to be given the green light to build a house on the site of a Highland cottage once owned by Jimmy Savile. Savile lived at Allt-naReigh in Glencoe from 1998 until his death in 2011. The cottage was bought by Harris Aslam. Architect Jon Frullani told Highland Council the cottage would be demolished but vowed the replacement will be “sympathetic” to the surroundings. Highland Council planners have recommended the scheme be given the go-ahead. Aslam intends to call the outbuilding of the site Hamish House after mountaineer Hamish MacInnes. The application will be decided on June 18. BY DAVID MEIKLE TINY Southern pudu fawn Gia Zoo’s latest arrival is just a little deer EDINBURGH Zoo has welcomed the world’s smallest deer – weighing less than a loaf of bread. The Zoo has shared the first images of the adorable two-week-old Southern pudu fawn. The animal was born to first-time parents Violetta and Evan. The tiny female youngster is doing well and has been named Gia by keepers at the wildlife conservation charity. Native to the forests of Chile and Argentina, pudu are the smallest species of deer in the world standing at just 73cm tall when fully grown. They are classified as “near threatened” in the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List. The average lifespan of a southern pudu is 10-17 years. BY EVE BEATTIE

PAGE 10 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 ALLEGATION Earl Spencer Police probe sex claims at Earl’s school POLICE are investigating claims of non-recent sex abuse at a boarding school where Earl Spencer claimed that he was targeted. The brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, wrote that the sexual assaults and beatings left him with lifelong demons. N o r t h a m p t o n s h i r e Police yesterday said that it had conducted initial inquiries into allegations of abuse said to have taken place at Maidwell Hall School in the 1970s. After Earl Spencer’s claims were published in his memoirs in March, the school, in Market Harborough, apologised and said: “We were dismayed to read about the allegations of abuse. Almost every facet of school life has evolved since the 1970s.” BY TOM PETTIFOR Kate arrived at the island on Saturday to join the search for their father. Wife Dr Clare Bailey yesterday paid tribute to her “wonderful, funny, kind and brilliant” husband. She said: “We had an incredibly lucky life together. “We loved each other very much and were so happy together. I am incredibly proud of our children, their resilience and support over the past days. My family and I have been hugely comforted by the outpouring of love from around the world. It’s clear that Michael meant a huge amount to so many of you.” Dr Mosley, who wrote a string of books and popularised the 5:2 Diet, and Clare, a GP and health columnist, landed on the small island on June 4 for a week with friends who have a house in Symi Town. The two couples took a boat up the coast on Wednesday morning. They stopped at St Nicholas beach where Michael went for a swim in the sea before deciding to walk the 2.2 miles back to the house for his mobile. He left Clare at the beach at 1.30pm, heading towards the village of Pedi. CCTV picked him up walking through the village. Security footage from a house at the end of the bay in Pedi later showed him striding up a hill towards Agia Marina The walk from St Nicholas beach to He sat down FROM PHIL CARDY in Symi DAY AT BEACH Dr Mosley, wife Clare & TV team TV MEDIC Michael Mosley stopped for a final rest before he died in searing 40C heat on a Greek island, a coroner said yesterday. The exhausted presenter, 67, sat down on a rock before he collapsed, an initial report found. If he had managed to make it another 50 yards he would have reached the sea and a gate into a beach bar on the island of Symi. His body was found at 10.30am on Sunday behind a small wall and fence which circles the Agia Marina bar. A police source said foul play had been ruled out but added it was impossible to determine an exact cause of death at this stage due to decomposition. The coroner, who has access to CCTV footage from the Agia Marina resort, said he died at around 4pm on Wednesday – the day he was reported missing by wife Clare. The star, who appeared on the BBC and on ITV’s This Morning, can be seen negotiating the treacherous, rocky terrain at the side of the resort. He appears to pause momentarily by the perimeter wall, resting one hand on it before losing his balance and disappearing from sight. The source said: “The way the body was positioned suggests that first he sat down and then he died. “There is no indication that he was hit by something in the head for example, or that he collapsed while walking. “The area is one of the hottest ones in the region and the local temperature between Wednesday and Sunday was sometimes north of 40C. “The autopsy is finished but the official report has not been filed yet. The coroner has let police know the findings and this is where this information comes from.” Yesterday family friends of the TV doctor visited the spot where his body was found and laid a single white flower. Two men and a woman arrived at the Agia Marina resort on a small boat and headed over the rocks to the scene. They spent 20 minutes consoling each other before leaving the single oleander. They declined to comment as they left. Last night The One Show presenter Alex Jones opened the programme with a tribute to their “dear friend and colleague”. She said: “Dr Michael Mosley was part of the original line-up of One Show reporters who made his first appearance in 2007 and has been a familiar presence on the show ever since. “It’s still very hard to grasp what’s happened, I think everybody feels that. It’s an absolute shock.” Dr Mosley’s grown-up children Alex, Jack, Dan and MICHAEL MOSLEY 1957-2024: »Coroner: Star rested on rock before collapse »One Show co-host in tribute to ‘dear friend’ RESPECTS Two men and a woman approach the scene TRIBUTE Pals visit the scene and leave fl ower RECOVERY Body is moved from same spot AID Gaza children at station Israel kills 40 as activists hit UK bank AT LEAST 40 Palestinians were killed and 200 injured in Israeli strikes. Families have had to migrate to Deir al-Balah city in central Gaza to protect themselves from Israeli attacks. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is returning to the Middle East to try to persuade Hamas and Israel to accept president Joe Biden’s peace solution, starting with a six-week ceasefire. In the UK, more than 15 branches of Barclays bank were vandalised by Palestine Action. Stones were thrown at a Barclays building in Edinburgh. The group wants the bank to divest from arms companies that sell to Israel, and firms linked to fossil fuels. BY CHRIS HUGHES

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 11 where he was found would have taken a couple of hours. When Clare and the couple got back they found he had not returned and raised the alarm. Symi mayor Eleftherios Papakalodoukas said of the TV star’s final journey: “The island is so small, so [there] can not be missing any person. “He started from St Nicholas beach without a mobile phone. “He did not make any stops. He did not drink any coffee and was rushing from the path toward Agia Marina.” His body was found after Mr Papakalodoukas and a Greek TV crew spotted something “unusual” while filming from a boat in the bay. Bar manager Ilias Ts a v a r i s s a i d he had been sent up to have a look following the alert when he saw the “glint from a watch”. Symi’s crisis rescue volunteer team expressed their “deepest condolences” to Dr Mosley’s family. It said in a statement: “Our team was called in by island authorities to assist in the search investigation on the first night of his disappearance and we immediately began with a first night search. “We continued all the coming days to participate in the investigations with firefighters, police and other volunteers, as directed by the head of the investigation. “High temperatures and rough spots made this mission particularly difficult and, unfortunately, the outcome was one we all know.” Sophie Laurimore, director of The Soho Agency which represented Dr Mosley, said: “It is with such profound sadness that we say farewell to our dear friend and client, the wise, wonderful and lovely Michael Mosley. Michael loved what he did. He was immensely grateful for how receptive the public were to the ideas he had the privilege to share, and to the scientists whose work he helped popularise. We will miss him dreadfully.” The Prime Minister’s official spokesman said: “Our thoughts are with Dr Mosley’s family and friends. “We have seen some incredibly touching tributes which have made clear the huge impact that Dr Mosley had on people and helped to transform people’s lives for the better. “He will be known as an extraordinary broadcaster who used his platform to change the way we think about many public health issues.” ...and then he died THE last TV series made by Dr Michael Mosley has been delayed while bosses decide whether it can be shown following his death. The medic, best known for his work on BBC2 and Channel 4, was about to make his debut on Channel 5 with three-part series, Wonders of the Human Body. In it, he sets out to decode the human body, inviting viewers to see Medic’s final TV series put on hold after island tragedy PADDLE Doc with camera crew in Colwyn Bay last month BY NICOLA METHVEN and ADAM ASPINALL their bodies in new ways and understand how they work and change during the ageing process. In September, Dr Mosley said: “This was a fascinating series to make and I learned a lot about the workings of the human body – and my own, in particular – which I am looking forward to sharing.” Dr Mosley – a regular contributor to This Morning – has fronted many series and podcasts for the BBC, including BBC2’s Trust Me, I’m a Doctor. A spokeswoman for Channel 5 said it was “too early” to comment on whether Wonders of the Human Body would air as a tribute. Yesterday, pictures emerged of Dr Mosley and his wife Clare filming on the beach at Colwyn Bay, Wales, last month. They were in a group of six people, including a camera crew. The local who took the snaps said they asked the cameraman what they were filming and were told it was a TV series airing in September. POSTMORTEM ON TV DOCTOR CLOSE Dr Mosley and his wife Dr Clare Bailey

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 13 £2M FOR KIDS NOT ENOUGH Appeal for investment in safe spaces for youths after death of teenager then 12-year-old was lured into a skate park in Drumchapel, Glasgow, before she was set upon by another girl. A n g e l a , 4 4 , s a i d : “Two million pounds isn’t scratching the surface – this is an epidemic now and kids are dying.” Politicians also blasted the Scottish Government for being “extraordinarily insensitive” and accused it of “failing” to respond to Kory’s tragic death. Former Justice Secretary MP Kenny MacAskill said: “Action needs to be taken and the budget increased. Labour MSP Monica Lennon added: “John Swinney must sort his priorities before any more children or young people are harmed. “The Record’s Our Kids… Our Future campaign is leading the fight for a fair deal for our youth.” CAMPAIGNERS have called on the Scottish Government to increase funding to tackle youth violence following the death of a teenage boy. Families of child victims and politicians have called for an urgent cash injection after 16-year-old Kory McCrimmon died at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital last weekend. Kory died after he was seriously injured during a disturbance at Greenfield Park in the east end of Glasgow two days earlier. F o l l o w i n g t h e tragedy, the Record asked the Scottish Government if it would increase funding to tackle similar incidents. It confirmed it would allocate over £2million, the same figure it said it would invest in 2023 following the launch of the Record’s Our Kids... Our Future campaign, which has called on officials to invest in safe spaces for youngsters. Vicky Donald, whose 12-year-old daughter, Kaylynn, was attacked by bullies on a school bus, said the current funding levels are falling short. Vicky, 37, from Ladybank in Fife, said: “Clearly, £2million ever y year isn’t enough. If it were, incidents similar to Kory’s death would not continue to happen. “A child is now dead and something has to change. Angela Jar v i s al so accused the Scottish Government of not taking the issue seriously enough. Her daughter, Abbie, was assaulted just weeks before Kaylynn’s attack as theVICTIM Kory & our campaign A study by Moderna found its mRNA-1083 combination vaccine produced higher immune responses against influenza and a Covid variant. A COMBINED flu and Covid jaG is more effective than separate shots, and could be available to NHS patients by next year. Medics hope it could help boost flagging uptake. DOUBLE JAG HOPE PRIZE GUYS Anna & Harry Scotland’s Home of the Year is work of art WITH its multi-coloured reclaimed gym hall floor, table tennis dining table and sticker-covered ceilings, 1960s Bungalow is one of the quirkiest Scotland’s Home of the Year winners. The family home in Milngavie, near Glasgow, was crowned the nation’s top dwelling by Anna Campbell-Jones, Banjo Beale and Danny Campbell. Home to Glasgow School of Art graduates Anna McClelland and partner Harry Kinloch, their children Lexie, 11, and Marley, nine, and Bob the cat, the house won over the panel with its unique features. They beat off stiff competition from Quiney Cottage, in Aberdeenshire, Old Mill, near Dunblane, Earth House in Aviemore, Honeysuckle Cottage in Moffat and Coldwater in Linlithgow. A thrilled Anna, 43, said: “It’s very flattering to be named Scotland’s Home of the Year. Apart from anything else, it meant Harry had to finally finish doing DIY in the house.” Harry, 49, said: “We weren’t expecting it all. I’ve finally made Mum proud!” Judge Anna called it “a dream family home to spark children’s imaginations and keep that same feeling alive in any adult”. The seventh series of Scotland’s Home of the Year will begin filming over the summer. For more information, head to bbc. co.uk/shoty. BY HEATHER GREENAWAY Call me Gardenballs planting a rose shrub, urged on by wife Victoria. One fan wrote:“Up next on BBC Four, ‘Gardening with Becks’, while another asked: “Can we have a reality show of you and Victoria just gardening?” SUPERSTAR David Beckham has never been afraid to branch out. And the 49-year-old dad of four, known as Goldenballs in his playing days, revealed a flair for gardening when he posted pictures of himself DIGGIN’ BECKHAM David gets his hands dirty BY RUTH SUTER Man choked on cocaine A SUSPECT died choking on a package of crack cocaine he swallowed in a police search, a fatal accident inquiry has revealed. John Rice, 55, had been stopped by police in February 2021. As Rice, of Greenock, tried to walk off he placed an object in his mouth. A struggle took place and the officers tried to get him to spit it out but he choked and, despite their efforts to save him, he died.

PAGE 14 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 after night has also given Olly on-tap access to dad advice – and lots of banter – from fellow parents Gary Barlow, Mark Owens and Howard Donald. And he told how Gary took great delight in informing him he was now a member of the DILF club – an acronym for sex symbols of a certain age. Olly laughed: “I didn’t even know that was an actual club. “But it was quite funny. We were backstage and Gary or someone mentioned it and I found it quite funny. A good moment. “The Take That lads’ most important OLLY MURS ON BY LAURA ARMSTRONG and NICK MCGRATH NOT many pop stars would take kindly to their fans falling asleep to their back catalogue but for Olly Murs it’s a blessing. He and wife Amelia welcomed their own little Troublemaker, daughter Madison, eight weeks ago. And with four UK number one hits under his belt, singing her to sleep is usually Olly’s job. But he said: “My go-to lullaby is Take That, because I’m on tour with them. They’ve got a new song called Windows, so I actually sing that to her. “I did sing my song Heart on My Sleeve to her the other day… but yeah, like I said, Take That songs seems to be the ones that she likes. “Obviously, people have told me it’s good that she’s falling asleep to music. I said, ‘Well, let’s hope she doesn’t continue to fall asleep to my music when she gets older.’” Asked if she was showing any signs of her dad’s musical genes, the 40-year-old said: “I want to say she’s moving her legs and her arms [to music] a lot. But then when you speak to other parents, all the babies do that. “So there was me thinking she was dancing to me and having fun but no, that’s just part parcel of it, I suppose. “But the one thing they did say at the hospital was that for someone so little, she’s got a big voice. So I’ll take that.” J ust days after Madison was born at the end of April, Olly was back on stage supporting Take That on their UK & Ireland tour. But he says he and Amelia are getting through it with a dose of humour. He added: “Juggling it has been difficult, but we’ve done really well. “Last week, Madison actually stayed for the show, which was good. “She was in the dressing room with Amelia’s family, who have been so supportive. “It is a bit of a minefield, your brain is like, ‘What is going on?’ But you’re trying to keep a human alive. “It comes with the sort of responsibility that makes you go, ‘I’ve never had this before.’ “But Amelia is doing an incredible job and I’m there to be there for her and Madison. Me and Amelia, we just have a laugh. We have a good relationship like that. “She will just be like: ‘Oh my God, it’s mad, isn’t it? You’re on stage with Take That and performing, and then there’s me with the baby, changing nappies and watching TV.’ “But she knows I’m out there working to give them the best possible future. “So I’ve got to keep on working and doing what I’m doing.” And he said: “Am I changing nappies at home? Of course. It never gets easy, and I’m not enjoying the smell that much to be honest with you. “I’m not good with smells anyway. “But it can be funny. There was an episode with Madison recently which was hilarious. I bent over to get a nappy out of the box and I put my head down and she got me straight in the face.” Performing alongside Take That night As soon as I met Amelia, I just knew that she’d be the most amazing mum OLLY MURS ON HIS WIFE AND MUM TO HIS BABY DAUGHTER MADISON SIMPLY THE VEST Olly on stage in Bristol on Saturday PRECIOUS Hug for Olly’s 40th in May Family of victim Shawn Seesahai, 19, who lived in Birmingham, and the defendants cried in the gallery after the verdict. Shawn’s parents, who also have a teen daughter, said they will never get over the loss of their “loving and protective” son who was stabbed through the heart. Dad Suresh said he feels sorry for the killers’ parents and hopes justice is served for his son. Suresh asked how a child could carry a machete, saying: “Kids are dangerous now. If we don’t pay attention, this’ll keep happening.” Mu m Ma n e s hw a r y added: “Twelve-year-old kids should be at home doing school work and then going to bed.” Sentencing is expected next month. VICTIM Shawn Seesahai 12-year-olds convicted as UK’s youngest knife killers TWO 12-year-old boys are thought to have become the UK’s youngest knife murderers after being found guilty of a machete attack on a teen in a park. The boys, who cannot be named, are believed to be Britain’s youngest convicted murderers since Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, both 11, were found guilty of killing two-yearold James Bulger in 1993. BY ADAM ASPINALL

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 15 BEING A NEW DAD AND TOURING advice was to just enjoy every moment. Gary said to me: ‘Make sure you get a good camera and take good photos.’” Olly, from Witham, Essex, shot to fame as runner-up on The X Factor in 2009. His debut single, Please Don’t Let Me Go, went to number one, and he went on to score further top spots with Heart Skips a Beat, Dance With Me Tonight and Troublemaker. He announced his engagement to Amelia in June 2022 and the pair married 13 months later. Sunday will be Olly’s first Father’s Day as a dad. And while he says it will be a special day, he says it’s actually Amelia who deserves to be celebrated. He said: “Madison and I are building our relationship and I feel like it will be special on Father’s Day. “But at the moment, as a first time dad, I just look at Amelia and go, ‘Wow, you brought a baby into the world’. The reality of that is, ‘Wow.’ “It’s mind-blowing stuff. It’s pretty awesome. I think one of life’s biggest decisions for a guy to make anyway is the partner you’re going to be with for the rest of your life. “But I knew as soon as I met Amelia, I just knew that she’d be the most amazing mum to our children. “And she really is – she’s taken to being a parent so w e l l . F o r me, I’ve always wanted to have a family. I always wanted to have kids. “And I really wanted to do it with the right person. And so when you actually meet the right person, that’s such a special feeling.” And the feeling of bringing a new life into the world is one Olly is keen to experience again. He added: “If I had my way, I’d pop children out as quick as possible. But Amelia is the one that has to hold and carry the babies for nine months. “We are planning to have more children but I think that at the moment we are just going to crack on with Madison and give Amelia a bit of a break.” Olly was speaking after a visit to children’s charity Brainwave, for which he is an ambassador. The charity, which supports families and children with different disabilities, receives no statutory funding and requires over £2million every year to sustain vital services. Olly said: “Anything I can do to raise awareness and help one family, or one child… that’s the benefit. If there’s one person out there that might be struggling with their child, and wondering if anyone can help, and they hear me speak and think: ‘Brainwave might be able to help,’ then that’s the purpose.” ■ For more information visit www. brainwave.org.uk I sing her to sleep but she prefers Take That to any of my music Am I changing nappies at home? Of course. I’m not enjoying the smell.. OLLY MURS ON BEING A HANDS-ON DAD AT HOME BANTER Olly with Howard, Gary and Mark of Take That STAGE CHILD Olly, Amelia and Madison at the O2

PAGE 16 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 We carry in a suitcase of dust a year T H E av e r a g e h o m e accumulates almost 20kg of dust each year – enough to fill a suitcase. Research by SharkNinja Detect Pro Cordless vacuum cleaner showed most is from shoes and clothes. Am ena Warn er, of Allergy UK, said: “Dust accumulates due to various factors, including shedding skin cells, pet dander, outdoor pollutants, and airborne particles settling on surfaces. Even with cleaning, dust can reappear.” Lout returned to store and pinched cans after being turned away earlier BRAVE Assistant manager Areeb Choudry managed to disarm attacker after a struggle Shopkeeper in axe terror on her but as soon as she saw we had come outside, she stopped and turned round to confront us. That’s when she pulled out a very large axe from a bag. “I didn’t have time to react before she swung the axe at us and I had to duck out the way to avoid being hit. “I then grabbed the axe and managed to get it off her after a short struggle. “Looking back, it was terrifying and all I could think about was my family and how my parents would have reacted if something bad had happened to me. “My dad told me I was daft for going after her as it was only a couple of cans of alcohol but I didn’t really think things would escalate as they did.” The teen said he was “relieved” when the police arrived. He added: “She had run off by the time they got here but they found her quickly hiding nearby.” Carmichael pleaded guilty to charges of possessing an axe, assault, shoplifting and behaving in a threatening manner when she appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court on April 22. Sheriff Peter McCormack deferred sentence for social work reports to later this month. A TEENAGE shopkeeper fought off an axe-wielding attacker who stole alcohol from his store. Areeb Choudry was working behind the counter of his father’s small shop when a thug walked in and grabbed two cans of alcohol before running out into the street in Haddington, East Lothian. Areeb and a colleague chased after Natalie Carmichael, 42, only to have her pulling out “a very large axe” from a bag. Carmichael then swung it at the pair, forcing the 18-year-old assistant manager to duck out of the way before he managed to grab hold of the weapon during the struggle in February. Areeb disarmed the lout and a neighbour called police to the Nungate Mini-Market. He said: “We have had trouble with her before and this was the second time she had come in that day. The first time, I refused to serve her alcohol as she was very drunk and it is against the law, so she was pretty angry. “She came back in just as we were closing at 8pm and took some cans from the shelf before running into the street. “It was a pretty stupid thing to do but me and another worker ran after her. It was a spur-of-the-moment decision. “We didn’t know she had a weapon BY ALEXANDER LAWRIE TEENAGER TACKLED THIEF I had to duck out of the way to avoid being hit AREEB CHOUDRY ON HIS ORDEAL IN STREET for 6 months Get your papers HALF PRICE OFFER CODE: *Terms and conditions: Offer open to new subscription customers only. This offer entitles you to receive both your Daily and Sunday papers at a 50% discount rate per day for 26 weeks and then a 15% discount thereafter. This offer is redeemable by direct debit (taken by a monthly payment plan). Voucher orders: You will be sent individually dated pre-paid vouchers (to redeem at the retailer) within 14 days by post and use the vouchers as payment, a delivery charge will apply. Not all retailers offer home delivery, please check directly with them. Phone lines are open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, (closed on Bank Holidays), standard call charges apply. Offer valid until Wednesday June 26, 2024. VISITrecord.reachsubs.co.uk ORCALL US ON 0345 149 4848 Phone lines are open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm. Standard call charges apply SCORE THIS SUMMER

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 17 Star joins locals in lederhosen and fancy headgear as they welcome national side HAT’LL DO NICELY EURO2024 McGINN’S TYROL-PLAY Tuesday, June 11, 2024 EURO I hope John McGinn and the Tartan Army will be doing a Highland jig after the game HAMISH HUSBAND TARTAN ARMY SPOKESMAN Jimmy’ hats being replaced with a bit of Bavarian fashion. “You might also find some of our guys wearing lederhosen too as they get into the spirit.” Hamish says the locals might also be inspired by the Tartan Army’s traditional look, with Munich set to be awash with kilts. He added: “It goes both ways, I’ve also seen Germans in homemade kilts.” Hamish hopes the Scots will show the Germans some dance moves of their own in their post-goal and post-match celebrations. He joked: “The Germans and the Scots will get on really well on matchday, it’ll be a great occasion. “I hope and expect that John McGinn and all the Tartan Army will be doing our own Highland jig after the game.” says fans are already copying McGinn as they prepare to take over Munich ahead of Friday’s Euros kick-off against Germany. H a m i s h , t h e spokesperson for the A s s o c i a t i o n o f Tartan Army Clubs ,told the Record: “I saw clips of the video last night and I thought it was brilliant. “I think you might find a lot of the Tartan Army deciding to embrace the local culture in Munich, just like McGinn did. “ You’re going to see McGinn hats paired with kilts, with the ‘see you including the celebratory dance, with traditional knee-slapping and jumping. And the way McGinn embraced the local culture has inspired fans to follow suit. They were left in stitches by the video shared by the men’s national t e a m o n X , formerly Twitter. O n e f a n commented “this is the best thing I’ve ever seen”. Another posted a picture of th eir husband fully dressed in hat and lederhosen, commenting that he’ll be “joining you soon”. Tartan Army veteran Hamish Husband SCOTLAND fans following the team at Euro 2024 are mulling over swapping their tartan tammies for Bavarian hats after John McGinn adopted the Alpine headgear. Steve Clarke’s midfield talisman wore the locals’ hat during a welcome party after the Scotland squad landed in Germany – and it’s already proving a hit with fans. McGinn was invited to join dancers dressed in lederhosen and wearing the Tyrolean hat complete with a feather and several pin badges. A hilarious clip of the star joining in the dancing was taken hours after the team had arrived in GarmischPartenkirchen, the Alpine town that will be their base for the tournament. The locals laid out a warm welcome, BY RYAN THOM HAT NICELY headgear as they welcome national side including the celebratory dance, with says fans are already copying McGinn as Jimmy’ hats being replaced with a bit of HAPPY SLAPPING McGinn joins in the fun as the traditional dancer shows him how AGREEMENT Bill Roache Corrie’s Ken settles his tax dispute CORONATION Street star William Roache has settled his tax bill with HMRC at the High Court. The 92-year-old, who has played Ken Barlow on the soap for for nearly 64 years after making his debut in its first episode in 1960, was given 12 weeks in March to settle the dispute. At a hearing yesterday which lasted less than a minute, Anam Razvi, for HMRC, requested the dismissal of the case on behalf of the tax body. Chief Insolvency and Companies Court judge Nicholas Briggs agreed and dismissed the case. Roache did not attend the hearing at the specialist Insolvency and Companies Court in London. He holds the world record for the longestserving TV soap star. BY WILLIAM WARNES ATTACK Martin Hendrie Boxer’s ear chewed off in club fight A MAN chewed off the ear of an amateur boxer in a brawl outside a nightclub. Martin Hendrie, 45, pounced on Michael McCrone at The Savoy in Glasgow in July 2022. McCrone had earlier pushed Hendrie and assaulted his partner Anne-Marie Rogan. McCrone then put a thumb into Hendrie’s eye and pulled his head down. Hendrie, of Clydebank, bit the top off McCrone’s ear. It could not be reattached. Hendrie pled guilty yesterday at Glasgow Sheriff Court to assaulting McCrone. McCrone was previously prosecuted and received 180 hours of unpaid work and was tagged for five months. Sentence on Hendrie was deferred until July. BY CONNOR GORDON

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PAGE 20 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 Terms & conditions apply. See voucher for details. CELEBRATE THE EUROS WITH at £5 OFF £25 VOUCHER INSIDE YOUR EVERY DAY FROM THURSDAY TO MONDAY the public with alcohol due to him being under the influence of something and being verbally abusive to his girlfriend, and shouting and swearing in general with his friend. “I called for the duty manager, and when I said that I wasn’t serving his friend either, he punched the duty manager.” Asda was asked for comment. physical violence at work. Louise Gilmour, GMB Scotland secretary, said: “The verbal and physical abuse revealed in this survey is completely unacceptable but only the tip of the iceberg. “Asda must ensure staff are given every possible protection as an absolute priority.” One female staff member said: “I refused to serve a member of Colleagues in other Scots outlets told how they had been deliberately rammed with shopping trolleys and had their hand slammed in fridge doors by angry customers. A total of 339 Asda workers – 35 per cent – told the GMB they had been a victim of verbal or One in three staff hit by sickening violence at work TELL US MER TALLIA outfit featuring sequins and gems. One thing’s for sure, the Scots stunner knows how to make waves for her 640,000 Instagram followers. REALITY TV star Tallia Storm proved that less is mer on her latest photoshoot. The singer and radio DJ sparkled in a revealing mermaid-style ASSAULTS Asda stores STORE ATTACKS ONE in three staff at supermarket giant Asda has regularly been threatened or assaulted by customers, a shock survey has found. A poll carried out by the GMB union found workers endured foul-mouthed abuse, threats of violence and physical assault. Some Asda staff reported being punched and others threatened with knives. One worker in a Lanarkshire store had a melon thrown at her. Hey Dumbo, Nellie’s trying to talk to you ELEPHANTS have names for each other, a study has found. Scientists discovered the giant mammals address each other with name-like calls, which is rare among non-human animals. R e s e a r c h e r s f r o m Colorado State University found that if they called the creatures by their “names”, they answered back. Dr Michael Pardo said their language may have come from “complex social interactions”. BY CHRIS McCALL

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 21 ANGUISH Sophie and Ruth Mum hikes in memory of tragic Sophie, 13 A MUM whose daughter took her own life after viewing harmful material online is taking on a gruelling hill climb for a children’s charity. Ruth Moss, 52, was left heartbroken when Sophie died aged 13 after she w at ch e d di stre ssi n g content including social media that glorified suicide. Ruth, a nurse from Edinburgh, is raising money for an NSPCC-run counselling service which supported Sophie before she died. Sophie struggled with mental health and Ruth encouraged her to contact Childline when she felt low to talk in confidence to trained counsellors. She took her own life at home in Liff, near Dundee, in March 2014. Ruth plans to complete a 16-mile route with a 5577ft climb on the Pentland Skyline near Edinburgh, with husband Craig and two friends – Jean Bruce and Sheila Morrison – on Saturday. She said: “This feels like a positive way of marking a tragic event. “It’s happened to us, there’s nothing we can do to change that. “I want to help prevent another family from losing a child in such a tragic way.” BY DAVID MEIKLE Driver dies in car crash A MAN has died following a single-car road crash at the weekend. The 46-year-old was driving a white Tesla when it crashed on the B922 near Cluny, Fife, at about 7.15pm on Sunday. Police have confirmed the driver died and his family have been informed. Inspector James Henry said: “Our inquiries are continuing into the circumstances of this collision in which a man sadly died, and our thoughts are with his family at this time.” Strictlyno Gio Dianne Buswell Nadiya Bychkova Graziano Di Prima Karen Hauer Katya Jones Neil Jones Nikita Kuzmin Gorka Marquez Luba Mushtuk Jowita Przystal Johannes Radebe Kai Widdrington Nancy Xu Carlos Gu Lauren Oakley Michelle Tsiakkas Vito Coppola OTHER CONFIRMED DANCERS INCLUDE BY NICOLA METHVEN Italian leaves amid ‘bullying’ claims but Amy back in line-up TILT Karen & Johannes NO GO Gio Pernice will not compete in this year’s Strictly amid bullying row STILL THE ONE Amy visited the show last year while she was of having treatment GOING FOR IT Amy in the 2022 series Strictlyno Gio BY NICOLA METHVEN Italian leaves amid ‘bullying’ claims but Amy back in line-up GIOVANNI Pernice will not be performing in this year’s Strictly Come Dancing, the BBC has confirmed, while Amy Dowden is healthy and well and raring to go. The Italian, 33, is preparing for a legal battle brought by previous contestants over claims he acted like a bully. But in happier news, Amy returns to the dancef loor after a year battling breast cancer. She said: “My heart is so happy. The best team on and off the dance floor. “I feel blessed and more excited than ever. Bring it on!” The confirmation of Giovanni’s absence in 2024 was met by dismay by many fans, with some threatening a boycott. Referring to his win in 2021 with EastEnders actress Rose Ayling-Ellis, one declared: “Well, he was the best one on there. He was the reason I watched it. He was amazing with Rose.” Another said: “That’s ruined it for me.” Giovanni is facing a legal battle after several former celebrity contestants made complaints about his teaching methods, led by actress Amanda Abbington, who withdrew from the competition last year. Amanda, 52, has claimed she was left with “mild PTSD” because of his “awful” behaviour towards her. Th e BBC i s thought to b e investigating, with a spokesman previously explaining: “We will always look at any issues raised with care, fairness and sensitivity.” Giovanni, who is on tour with show judge Anton Du Beke, denies the claims. Last month, he released a statement saying: “I reject any suggestion of abusive or threatening behaviour, and I look forward to clearing my name.” Welsh pro Amy, 34, was named as one of the 10 female pros who will appear on this year’s show. Amy’s close Strictly pal Vito Coppola said he could not wait to work alongside her once more, adding: “Beautiful Amy, we are so happy to have you back. “We have missed you. Be ready because I am going to lift you very high. We love you and I am sure I can speak for all of us when I say that it was not same without you.” My heart is so happy. I feel more excited than ever AMY DOWDEN IS BACK AFTER CANCER BATTLE

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 23 TRAGEDY ON HOLIDAY IN FLORIDA WWE STAR’S MUM KILLED IN CRASH DUTCH MASTER The show Van Gogh immersive exhibition ear to stay A HIT show which plunges visitors into the world of Vincent van Gogh is set to have its run extended due to massive demand. Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is being staged at Glasgow’s Scottish Event Campus (SEC) where it will open on Thursday, July 11. It was due to enjoy a 25-date stay at Scotland’s largest exhibition centre. But demand for tickets has proved so high that producers Annerin Productions and Paquin Entertainment Group have made the decision to extend its run for three more weeks. It means the experience will now be open to visitors daily until Bank Holiday Monday, August 26. B e y ond Van G og h celebrates the life and work of the tortured artist, who cut off one of his ears, combining more than 300 of his works with cuttingedge technology. Van Gogh’s works are rendered into 3D immersive scenes that swirl and flow with colour and movement. B e g i n n i n g i n t h e Introduction Hall, you’ll connect with Van Gogh through his letters to his brother, Theo. In the Immersive Room his art is freed from its frames with flowers, cafes and landscapes, swirling across the walls and floor. BY JOHN DINGWALL Scottish pro wrestler Stephen Kerr, known as Stevie Boy, made a name for herself on the UK wrestling circuit before moving across the pond. She holds the record for the longest reign as the NXT UK Women’s Champion in WWE’s history. Her dad Ronnie Higgins, who described Bridgeen as his “soul mate”, said: “I can’t come to terms with what has happened. “I am struggling but we are strong people together and my aim in life now is to carry on being strong for the rest of our family the way Bridgeen would have. “My world has been ripped apart.” Tributes poured in online for Bridgeen, with Stacey Gordon saying: “Your wee mammy was one of a kind, a wee legend.” Nikole Brown added: “Lost for words, she was the best. Always there for me, checking in when she didn’t have to. I’ll forever miss her.” Almost £3000 has been raised so far by friends who set up a fundraiser to bring Bridgeen’s body back to Scotland. THE mum of a Scots WWE wrestler was killed when she was hit by a car while visiting her daughter in Florida. Bridgeen Mitchell, from Paisley, was in Orlando after flying out for a family holiday to see Kayleigh Rae, who is a pro wrestler known as Alba Fyre. Bridgeen, 51, had been crossing the street with her partner on May 17. She died at the scene. Police said the driver cooperated with investigators and no charges are expected. In a moving tribute Kayleigh, 31, said: “My mum and dad were hit by a vehicle while crossing the road. Unfortunately my mum didn’t make it. “Words cannot describe how devastated we all are. “She was the most caring, fun-loving person, the life of every party, and the biggest wee legend we all knew. She was greatly loved and will be deeply missed. “We know everyone will be feeling this loss. We’d like people to remember my mum for all the love she brought to everyone.” Kayleigh, who is married to fellow Scots wrestler is devastated by accident while crossing the road IN CRASH CLOSE Kayleigh and Bridgeen BY GEMMA RYDER She was greatly loved and will be deeply missed KAYLEIGH RAE ON HER MUM BRIDGEEN STAR Kayleigh as Alba Fyre Gandhi’s £10k specs appeal with auction A PAIR of glasses worn by Mahatma Gandhi are expected to sell for more than £10,000 at auction. Gandhi wore the specs in a visit to Kolkata in 1947. The small Windsor style glasses feature gold-plated rims and mock tortoiseshell covered arms and come with their case. Andrew Stowe, from Auctioneum, said: “Not only have these spectacles been used by Gandhi, but they were likely worn during India’s independence. They are probably some of the most important in world history.”

PAGE 24 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 WHO IS INVOLVED IN THE MOVIE? ANY HINTS ON WHAT IT’S ABOUT? BUT WILL IT PEAK OUR INTEREST AGAIN? As Tommy once said: “Whiskey’s good proofing water. Tells you who’s real and who isn’t.” He’s obviously approved this lot as almost all of the dream team is back. Cillian told Netflix: “It seems Thomas Shelby wasn’t finished with me.” We can expect to see many of the Shelbys as director Tom Harper teased: “Peaky has always been a story about family.” And we’d love to see Sophie Rundle return as Ada and Tom Hardy as Alfie Solomons. Creator Steven Knight has previously hinted that the Netflixfunded film would be set during World War II. At this point, will Tommy be a much older and wiser character? Cillian said: “If we want to watch 50-year-old Tommy Shelby, I will be there. Let’s do it.” Steven, who has written the screenplay, says: “It will be an explosive chapter in the Peaky Blinders story. No holds barred. Full-on Peaky Blinders at war.” The popularity of this gritty period crime drama has been a boost to the British economy and we can expect more cash to flow in with the movie. The series launched a revival of 20s fashion, including baker-boy caps and everyone asking for Tommy’s iconic short back and sides. There was also an increase in babies named after its characters, with Arthur, Finn and Tommy being particularly populars. Super-fans have themed their weddings around the show, there’s a Peaky Blinders bar in Manchester, dozens of location tours, as well as live shows and even a thrilling dance stage adaptation called Peaky Blinders: The Redemption of Thomas Shelby. Oh, and Guardians of the Galaxy star Dave Bautista has a Tommy tattoo on his thigh. Now that is dedication to the cause. After months of rumour and speculation, a Peaky Blinders film has officially been given the green light. Cillian Murphy will return as Tommy Shelby for creator Steven Knight’s stab at big-screen Brummie brutality. It has been more than two years since that dramatic series six finale and we’ve been desperate to see how the gangsters have moved on. So, by order of the Peaky Blinders, we’ve got the lowdown on what to expect… Sophie Rundle as Ada Shelby Series writer Steven Wright Dave Bautista and his tattoo spot, closely followed by John Mayer. Geordie superstar Sam Fender, who burst on to the scene in 2017, and Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood made up the top five. The study was carried out by guitarguitar, to mark the store’s 20th anniversary. Taylor Swift, who was in Scotland over the weekend on her Eras tour, also made the top 10. She came in just behind Chris Shiflett and Ed O’Brien, of Foo Fighters and Radiohead, with Tom Delonge from Blink182, and Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil – the only Scot on the list – completing the 10. A d a m S p e c k o f guitarguitar said: “We’ve sold guitars to some of the iconic guitarists who have inspired many more to follow in their footsteps.” RENOWNED John Frusciante Chilis genius John ups the Frusciante in guitar top 10 RED Hot Chili Peppers’ John Frusciante has been voted the best guitarist of the last two decades. The 54-year-old features on hits including Can’t Stop and Californication and, as part of the band, won a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2022. A poll of 1000 guitar players saw Alex Turner, frontman of the Arctic Monkeys, take second BY DAVID MEIKLE TV COLUMNIST

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 25 WHEN WILL IT BE RELEASED? WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO ALL THE STARS? IS PAUL ANDERSON MAKING A RETURN AS ARTHUR? WHAT WE WOULD ALL LIKE TO SEE HAPPEN... HOW DID THE LAST SERIES OF THE TV SHOW END? No date has been set yet, but the film is set to start shooting in September in Digbeth, an area in central Birmingham. If they want it to be an Oscar contender, it will have to be shown in a US cinema before the December deadline, but it’s more likely Netflix will hold on to it for one of its flagship releases next year. The South Londoner who played Tommy’s dark and violent older brother has had a tough time having been convicted of drug possession in January this year. He was spotted looking frail and dishevelled recently. But it’s looking likely that he will also be back for the film after he shared a photo of the movie script on Instagram alongside the famous quote from The Godfather: “Just when I thought I was out…” Tommy’s a changed man. He’s given up drinking, started to read poetry and found peace. But if he’s turned to calm and tranquillity, it won’t last long. No longer plagued by a serial illness, he needs to come back with a vengeance by punishing the lying doctor. Also, more scenes with Alfie Solomons please, as well as women ruling the roost. As Polly said: “This whole bloody enterprise was women’s business while you boys were away at war.” Peaky Blinders catapulted Cillian into the big league with the Irish star going on to win an Oscar for his role in hit movie Oppenheimer. He also launched his own production company this year, Big Things Films, produced and starred in It was a tough time for Tommy. He lost his Aunt Polly and his daughter Ruby and then was told he only had a year to live before the final showdown between Tommy and Polly’s son Michael (Finn Cole), who had promised his mother he would take Tommy down. After shooting Michael through the eye, he discovered the doctor had lied and he wasn’t dying after all. The final shot saw Tommy on a white horse, returning to find his wagon on fire. He turned and rode off, with business to tie up. BRUM DINGER Tommy and the boys are coming back historical drama Small Things Like These, will produce the sequel to 28 Days Later (titled 28 Years Later), and produce and star in the movie Blood Runs Coal. Tom Hardy has also been busy, filming movies Venom: The Last Dance and Havoc. Sophie Rundle is landing more lead TV roles than ever. We’ve recently seen her in The Nest, The Diplomat, Gentleman Jack and After The Flood. While Sam Claflin, who plays Mosley, has enjoyed success for his role in musical drama Daisy Jones & The Six, earning him a Golden Globe nomination, with a role in The Count of Monte Cristo coming soon. Sam Clafl in in Daisy Jones & The SIx Cillian Murphy with his Oscar for Oppenheimer Tom Hardy as Peaky psycho Alfi e Solomons The late Helen McCrory as Peaky matriarch Polly Paul Anderson is set to return as Arthur Shelby ON MUCH-ANTICIPATED MOVIE IS PAUL ANDERSON MAKING central Birmingham. If they want it to be an Oscar contender, it will have to be shown in a US cinema before the December deadline, but it’s more likely Netflix will hold on to it WHEN WILL IT BE RELEASED? No date has been set yet, but the film is set to start shooting in September in Digbeth, an area in central Birmingham. If they want it to IS PAUL ANDERSON MAKING be an Oscar contender, it will have to be shown in a US cinema before the

WHEN Alison McIndoe began to struggle with pain in her knee, the personal trainer put it down to overdoing her workouts in the gym. But when everyday tasks such as washing her hair suddenly became harder due to stiffness and pain in her hands and fingers, she knew something else was happening. At just 40 years old, Alison had gone from being in the shape of her life, to barely being able to button up a shirt in the space of months. Yet she still wasn’t prepared when, in March 2023, doctors revealed she had developed rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Alison, now 42, from Glasgow, said: “I was devastated. There is a lot of confusion surrounding rheumatoid arthritis, people think it’s about old people with creaky joints, but it’s nothing like that at all.” According to the NHS, RA affects more than 400,000 people in the UK, with symptoms including joint pain and inflammation. “It’s an auto-immune disease but as it’s not life threatening, it can be difficult for people to sympathise with,” said Alison. “Many women are diagnosed between the ages of 40 and 45, like me. It completely changes your day-to-day life.” Alison was working as a personal trainer with her own private studio in Glasgow in 2018 when she became pregnant with her daughter Amelie, now five. She suffered with morning sickness, too unwell to exercise. Then, when Amelie arrived in September 2018, Alison suffered with postnatal depression and felt terrible about her body having gained three stone. Just over a year later, lockdown hit, gyms were closed and the new mum felt trapped. “I was desperate to change, so I started to focus on manifesting a more positive future,” she said. “One day, after dragging my heavy, stiff legs upstairs, I got my yoga mat out and spent 15 minutes stretching on my living room floor. “I kept this routine up and slowly I didn’t feel as stiff.” Alison then tried yoga classes but developed plantar fasciitis. She tried to not let it affect her mood and continued to cycle on her spin bike, use weights at home and ate more healthily. Spurred on by her new regime, in October 2021, Alison applied to join the fire service, a lifelong dream of hers. She was required to pass a bleep fitness test, so upped her workouts, training up to four times a week. Despite this, she didn’t pass the test in November 2022 but was proud of what she’d achieved. Three weeks later, when Alison awoke with a stiff knee, she put it down to over-exercising. Her GP diagnosed bursitis inthe knee – when the fluid-filledsacs (bursa) that cushion the joints have become painfuland swollen – but saiit should ease off in afew weeks. Instead, inJanuary 2023, Alisonbegan experiencingstiffness and pain iher hands and fingers. She said: “I managed to semy GP again and I explainedmy hand and knee pain, and now swelling in my knee so he ran bloodtests. A few days I was trainemy fivold hahelp mget drHEALTHbe your best PAGE 26 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 “I was desperate to change, so I started to focus on manifesting a more positive future,” she said. “One day, after dragging my heavy, stiff legs upstairs, I got my yoga mat out and spent 15 minutes stretching “I kept this routine up and slowly I Alison then tried yoga classes but developed plantar fasciitis. She tried to not let it affect her mood and continued to cycle on her spin bike, use weights new regime, in October 2021, Alison applied to join the fire bleep fitness test, so upped her workouts, training up to four times a week. Despite this, she stiff knee, she put it down to over-exercising. Her GP diagnosed bursitis inthe knee – when the fluid-filledsacs (bursa) that cushion the joints have become painfuland swollen – but saiit should ease off in afew weeks. Instead, inJanuary 2023, Alisonbegan experiencingstiffness and pain iher hands and fingers. my hand and knee pain, and now swelling in my knee so he ran bloodtests. A few days get drAlison McIndoehow she has learheumatoid artHELPING HAND Alison with her wrist splints WHEN Alison McIndoe began to I was trainemy fivbe your best ESSENTIAL Exercise is key to Alison’s wellbeing W gym. But when everyday tasks such as washing her hair suddenly became harder due to stiffness and pain in her hands and fingers, she knew something else was happening. At just 40 years old, Alison had gone from being in the shape of her life, to barely being W DESPITE his long and successful playing career, Peter Schmeichel could only properly hear the crowd for the first time at a football match last month. “All of a sudden I could hear what the crowd were saying,” said the former Man United and Denmark goalkeeper. “I’ve never been able to do that before. I’ve always had to ask other people or players, ‘What are they saying, or singing?’” he said. The reason he could hear the roar – and a few obscenities too – when United ended the season with a win at Brighton was because, less than a fortnight before the match, he was fitted with hearing aids. He added: “Before the game kicked off, I could actually have a conversation with the guys next to me, something which has normally been an issue. It’s been a real gamechanger for me.” Peter, who is now 60 and works in football media, has a congenital hearing issue which has slowly worsened over the years. He said: “I was born with hearing loss and always struggled to hear certain high frequencies. It wasn’t that much of an issue growing up and playing football, only if there was a lot of background noise. In noisy places I just can’t hear what people are saying even if they’re right in front of me. “Luckily, it was never a problem when I was playing. It’s so loud in a stadium, there’s no way you can hear what someone on the touchline is saying anyway.” But in everyday life he noticed his hearing getting worse. “If the washing machine beeps, my wife might look at me and say, ‘Didn’t you hear it has ended?’. Some men will say not hearing a sound like that is a kind of positive,” he joked. Peter also suffers from frequent nosebleeds and when seeing a specialist about this long-standing issue more than two years ago, they suggested doing a hearing test too. “These showed that in both ears I couldn’t hear those high frequency sounds,” said Peter. “He said I wasn’t far off needing hearing aids.” It was more recently, while doing some public speaking with fellow ex-player Freddie Ljungberg, that his deteriorating hearing really hit home. “We were at an event for 700 people and we were mic’d up,” said Peter. “With so much background noise, I was really struggling to hear what Freddie and the MC were saying. I knew I had to do something about it.” So in May, Peter went to a hearing centre in Copenhagen where he lives and was fitted with a pair of discreet hearing aids. “I have to say, like everybody else, it took me a long time to get around to having hearing aids,” he said. “There’s always been a stigma about hearing aids being a sign of you being old and I must admit I’ve been guilty of thinking that as well.” Peter’s father, who was a musician, lost his hearing but only wore hearing aids very late in life. “My dad, who unfortunately is not here any more, was very, very late getting hearing aids,” said Peter. “He’d become withdrawn when the family was together but started taking part more when he did eventually have them. “You can choose if you want to live without hearing or decide you do want to live with hearing. But while you have to accept it’s a scientific fact that whatever hearing loss you have suffered you will never get back, a hearing aid will protect whatever hearing you have left. Forget what people think about hearing aids.” Peter is now heading a Boots Hearingcare campaign to highlight the stigma around hearing loss and using hearing aids. According to the firm’s research, almost a fifth of people admit they have hearing loss but don’t wear a hearing aid. Peter said he found the hearing aids “itchy” at first but, apart from when he gets sweaty exercising, tries to wear them as much as he can. When England play Denmark at the Euros, he’ll have an earpiece linking him to the studio while he is pitch-side. “My wife is enjoying not having to repeat everything,” he said. “In the past, when she was walking away from me, I couldn’t hear her. Things are much better now.” ●If you are over 50, you can book a free hearing test at bootshearingcare.com ‘‘ It will protect what hearing you have left, don’t worry what people might think BENEFIT Peter enjoys being part of the conversation again I heard footie chants for the first time with hearing aids HEYDAY A save against Leeds in 1993 GLORY DAYS Lifting the UEFA fi nal trophy in 1999 Former Man United keeper Peter Schmeichel tells Adrian Monti why the device has been a game-changer

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 27 n d l id a n n g in e d d later, he called to confirm they indicated possible arthritis and referred me to rheumatology. I had to stop exercising again. I had spent so long improving my health and now I was faced with this.” Alison was referred straight for an ultrasound and a knee aspiration. “This involved doctors removing bright orange fluid from my knee during a painful procedure, before being given a steroid injection which gave quick relief,” she said. She was even able to return to the gym, though she was limited to walking on the treadmill, but she became aware she could no longer grip weights like before. Blood tests then showed she was positive for the rheumatoid factor. Alison asked the consultant if she had the autoimmune condition. “It’s hard to explain how I felt when I was first diagnosed, no one came out and told me,” Alison said. “It was never put in writing. But by that point, I’d had multiple blood tests and appointments, so it wasn’t a surprise. “I was hopeful I could start medication and find some let up from the pain now there was a diagnosis. It’s only when I was months down the line and dealing with RA on a day-to-day basis that I began to realise how life changing it was.” She was determined to make the best of it though. “The weights I used got lighter but I wasn’t giving up,” Alison said. “Once diagnosed, I was told I will need daily medication as there is no cure. “Some days my five-year-old daughter has to help me get dressed and I have to use a wooden spoon to open my microwave. “I replaced my kettle with a hot water dispenser because I couldn’t lift the kettle safely. I bought jar openers and now use an electric tin opener. I don’t store heavy bottles in my fridge door as it makes it too heavy to open. I bought a food processor to save me from chopping vegetables. I now use a shampoo brush to help wash my hair when my fingers are too sore and wear bras without hooks to fasten. I walk Amelie to school rather than drive because I struggle to fasten our seat belts.” Some days are better than others. The pain can come and go on unexpectedly but a year after diagnosis, Alison is striving to reduce her symptoms. She’s returned to personal training, rebranding herself as BodyProud With Alison and adapting how she teaches by moving her services online. She recently started a biologic medication, which she self-injects in her leg or stomach every fortnight via the NHS’s Sciensus scheme. It can take three months to see any improvement but she’s hopeful. As well as her prescribed medication, Alison has tried alternatives to help improve her condition, including red light therapy, infrared saunas, CBD (Cannabidiol) balm, turmeric, collagen and fasting. She said: “I am striving to find a way to heal and reduce my symptoms. This isn’t the life I envisaged for myself but I’m enjoying exploring the options and raising awareness.” a super fit er, now ve year as to me ressed MANAGING RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS Alison said her experience with the condition has taught her the following... ■Lifestyle is medicine. Don’t just rely on prescriptions, try making lifestyle changes to help improve your symptoms ■Rest and sleep are essential. Pace yourself through the day to avoid exhaustion. Fatigue is one of the most debilitating symptoms, so it’s important to not overdo it ■Advocate for yourself, don’t be afraid to ask questions about your condition, tests and medication ■Talk to others that understand. I found Facebook groups for people with RA really helpful for getting advice about symptoms and medication ■Limit alcohol and sugar and eat a variety of fruit and vegetables. I make sure I eat plenty of protein each day and supplement with collagen and MCT oil to support my muscles, joints and gut health ■ Consider fasting. There is evidence to support it reduces inflammation. It can also help improve your mood and depression, something which is common in sufferers of RA ■ Don’t be afraid of alternative therapies, I use a grounding bed sheet, red light therapy and infrared saunas to help reduce inflammation. Next on my list to try is cryotherapy. ■Stay active – keeping moving and exercising are as important as not overdoing it POSITIVE ATTITUDE Alison has tried many therapies for her condition Edited by AMY PACKER overdoing it ‘‘ I walk Amelie to school because I struggle to fasten our car seatbelts ressed e tellsTiffany Wallis arned to cope with thritis in her forties She recently started a biologic medication, EXERCISING WITH RHEUMATWOID ARTHRITIS Alison’s personal training experience has helped her adjust her workouts since her diagnosis. She advises: ■Adapt your routine to support limitations rather than giving up. When I was first diagnosed, I had to stop running due to swelling and pain in my knee, so I walked on an incline treadmill instead. I also bought lifting hooks to help me continue lifting weights ■Go for a walk and get fresh air. This will boost your mood and keep you active. Take a friend for extra support if needed. On days when this feels like too much, just sitting outside and getting some morning daylight will boost your mood ■Add some stretching/ mobility work to your routine. Some days are more challenging than others but some simple stretching, even in a chair, can limit pain and stiffness ■Strength training is essential as we age. Using some light dumbbells at home for 10/15 minutes is enough ADAPT Adjust your routine to support your limitations

PAGE 28 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 DEAR COLEEN DAILY PRAYER “O THOU that hearest prayer, unto Thee shall all flesh come.” Psalm 65:2 THERE is a time for most of us when our greatest felt need is the need of God, the need of prayer. Problems? 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You want to think things over before speaking out. That’s why you will change the subject when others obviously want to discuss it. You aren’t being stubborn or unreasonable. You just need more time. SOMEONE you thought you could rely on will decide to make changes without giving you any kind of warning. You are starting to wonder whether you can really trust them. You seem to have little choice but to accept new arrangements put forward by your boss or a person in power. SOMEONE you are spending a lot of time with is bored. That’s why they’re so irritable at the moment. Since you’ve never been much of a stickler for routine, you won’t mind considering any unusual suggestions they may make. You will even have a few to suggest of your own. YOU don’t feel ready to face up to the reality of a difficult situation. You have been ignoring what has been going on. You’re reluctant to open your eyes because you know you won’t like what you see. Soon it will not be possible to keep your head buried in the sand. YOU have been putting too much trust in what was once a professional and trustworthy institution. It is becoming apparent now that some people within this organisation are not reliable. You can’t work out what is true as you have heard so many different accounts of the same situation. CHALLENGES that come your way are largely due to the fact that someone persists in keeping useful information to themselves. Not everyone is as helpful, careful or as diligent as you and it’s hard to forgive a so-called friend for deliberately keeping something important from you. IF YOU aren’t willing to spend time dealing with a financial or career matter, someone else will step in and make these decisions for you. Initially, you will be happy to give them carte blanche. They will take advantage and will not necessarily take action with which you agree. YOU’RE so popular and in demand that there will be a few times when you will really wish that you could be in two places at the same time. Still, one way to give out some of the advice that people are requesting is to send your thoughts via text message or contained in an email. BEFORE reacting to someone’s suggestions on how to improve your work, plans or ideas, think about what they have to say. They aren’t trying to make you doubt yourself. They are trying to help. If you take up their suggestions, this will speed up your progress. DON’T let feelings of guilt overwhelm you when you receive an offer, award or prize you had expected to go to someone else. While it is true that your gain is their loss, you won this fair and square and should celebrate accordingly. Be proud of your achievements. A HEART-TO-HEART conversation with someone you trust will give you the boost you need to make some lifestyle changes. 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Helpdesk - [email protected]. SP: Allstar Psychics. Call or text our team of Psychics BY PHONE BILL 0903 668 1031 Calls cost £1.50/min plus network access charge. 18+ Entertainment only. SP Allstar Psychics. CALL & PAY BY CARD 0330 880 1031 Calls charged at standard network price. 20 mins - £29.99 | 30 mins £39.99 PAGE 28 STARS Dear Coleen MY DAUGHTER, who’s 18, has been dating her boyfriend for about a year now and they met at the sixth form college where they’re both studying. He’s a really nice boy, so I have no problem with him as a person. However, recently she’s been asking if he can stay over here on a Friday night, as they usually go out after college with their friends and she says it makes sense for him to “crash” at ours, as we live nearby. So far, I’ve said no and it’s caused a few arguments. I’m not stupid enough to think they’re not having sex but I don’t know if I’m comfortable about them doing it under my roof. My husband thinks I’m a dinosaur and that we should let them stay over together in her room but so far I’ve managed to avoid it. I’d love some advice on this – am I a “dinosaur” or is it OK not to want them sleeping together here? She says her boyfriend’s mother would happily let them stay over at her house but it makes no sense as her boyfriend has a single bed and they live too far away. She is my eldest child, so I have never been faced with this issue before. Coleen says THIS one comes around for all parents at some point. I don’t want to say you’re a dinosaur because I know lots of people who feel the same way and I think it’s perhaps a lot to do with the attitudes you’ve been brought up with yourself. In terms of my kids, it was never a case of them bringing different people home but if they were in a relationship, then my attitude was, I’d rather it was under my roof than anywhere else. I probably felt that even more so with my daughter. Perhaps that’s the reason why your husband is more open to the idea. One strategy you could take would be to say: “Listen, this is difficult for me but if I agree to it, I really don’t want to hear any swinging from the chandeliers or anything else.” In all the years my kids have had their partners here, I’ve never heard a squeak coming from their rooms. Your daughter has been with her boyfriend for a year so, you’re right, it’s either already happening or it’s going to happen. Personally, I’d rather it happened under my roof instead of someone else’s. In my experience, once you get over the first night, you’ll actually start to enjoy them being with you. You’ll hear them come home and talk about their night out and see them chatting together over breakfast in the morning. I’ve always had a houseful of young people and I love having them here. I think it’s kept me young and it’s a lot of fun. Your daughter will also feel safe, loved and respected by you. “ My husband thinks I am a dinosaur for saying no I don’t want my daughter having sex in my house YOU have played a valuable part in getting a community venture underway. Good news about this project will give you a lot to be proud about. Your leadership skills are to be admired. Don’t be surprised if you are asked to set up a similar scheme elsewhere.

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 29 THE MOTORWAY HOTEL Channel 5, 7pm WITH a glorious view of the UK’s longest motorway, luxury manor house The Moat House is just yards from the M6 in Staffordshire. But that only makes it more popular. The family-run business relies on the motorway, which brings with it a steady stream of commuters, motorists, locals and road workers – along with conferences and wedding parties. Juggling 41 rooms, a wedding business, restaurant and bar, there’s never a dull moment. This fly-on-thewall series follows Chris Lewis and his wife Dawn, who have recently handed over control of The Moat House to their daughter Emily, as they and the staff deal with the stresses and strains of managing the place. The hotel is preparing for Valentine’s night, as head chef James invents a new menu to try to tempt loved-up couples in for dinner. And regular Greg, the local motorway breakdown rescue driver, struggles to get a lane closed to recover an elderly couple from the side of the M6 as traffic flies past him at 70mph. INSIDE TRACK Staf at The Moat House JUDGES Esme and Patrick THE GREAT BRITISH SEWING BEE BBC1, 9pm NOT every woman would let someone chop up their wedding dress – but these sewers have some very understanding family members. As they hit Reduce, Reuse and Recycle week, the big task is to take wedding dresses and repurpose them into an outfit fit for a party. They can cut, dye and even paint the dress. Marcus’s wife handed hers over. He says: “I’m just glad that she’s so supportive of me chopping it up.” Will she get to wear it for a party? Nope, he’s turning it into menswear. Luke’s mum will at least get her wedding dress back. He’s going full shoulder pad as he transforms it into an 80s-inspired dress that she might wear on a night out in Manchester. In the other tasks, judges Patrick Grant and Esme Young ask them to make a quilted bag with scraps of coloured fabric. They must also turn unloved clothing abandoned as textile waste into something new and exciting. Diving into danger ATTEMPTED MURDER MyAnna Buring plays Victoria THE FALL: SKYDIVE MURDER PLOT Channel 4, 9pm IT’S a true story so unbelievable that it could be straight from the pages of a murder mystery novel. O n East er Sunday 2015, experienced skydiver Victoria Cilliers leapt out of a plane for a jump organised by her husband Emile. But this routine jump quickly became a nightmare as Victoria’s main and reserve parachutes both failed, sending her hurtling straight into the ground. Despite falling around 4,000ft from the sky into a field, miraculously she survived. The mum-of-two suffered spinal and internal injuries, a broken pelvis and five broken ribs. Paramedics on the scene arrived with a body bag, assuming this was a fatality – the accident should have killed her. But it soon became clear this was not a terrible accident at all – this was attempted murder. And the number one suspect was her husband. This true-crime docudrama series features Ripper Street and The Responder actress MyAnna Buring as Victoria, weaving together drama taken verbatim from the police interviews, court transcripts and other materials, alongside archive news reports and interviews with those close to the case. Rob Camps, Club Secretary at Netheravon Airfield, recalls: “It looked like a bag of washing was above and it looked pretty sickening watching it.” We al so hear from dogged detectives, DC Maddy Hennah and DI Paul Franklin, who spent years investigating Emile’s life, revealing affairs, debts, sex clubs, escorts and murderous intent. And the big draw is Victoria herself who’s exclusively interviewed as she decides to tell her story. But you will have to wait until tomorrow night for the next episode… PICK of the DAY WAITING GAME Matty EMMERDALE STV, 7.30pm IN HIS prison cell, Matty is nervous as he is told he’s leaving for court shortly. Moira is furious when Amy reveals his solicitor was on the phone and the police have dropped the robbery investigation due to lack of evidence. Samson starts to freak out when Cain informs the Woolpack that Matty is being kept on remand. Outside the court, a shellshocked Matty is aware he’s in danger as the police officer suggests he remains quiet about being transgender in prison. EASTENDERS BBC1, 7.30pm AFTER discovering what Reiss has been up to, Bianca is horrified and gives him an ultimatum – he needs to tell Sonia or she will. Johnny and Sharon take desperate measures to sober Linda up. Adamant that she needs to help her friend, Sharon books Linda into an AA meeting and encourages her to go. 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PAGE 30 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 GET THE LATEST NEWS STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX SIGN UP NOW AT dailyrecord.co.uk/newsletters All programmes are listed in British Summer Time (BST). Apart from in Portugal, programmes are one hour later than listed BBC ONE BBC TWO STV CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5 7 9 8 10 11 12 midnight film ratings ★★★★★ Brilliant ★★★★ Very Good ★★★ Good ★★ Average ★ Bad (R) Repeat Today’s TV previews are on the previous page 6.00am Breakfast News headlines. 9.30 Morning Live Magazine. 10.45 Scam Interceptors The team race to save one woman from a scam, and they dispatch their Ground interceptors. 11.15 Homes Under the Hammer Featuring properties in Stoke and south east London. 12.15pm Bargain Hunt (R) 1.00 BBC News at One; Weather 1.35 Reporting Scotland 2.00 Rip Off Britain (R) 2.30 Animal Park A tiger goes into the breeding programme. (R) 3.00 Escape to the Country A would-be buyer looks to swap Hong Kong for Yorkshire. (R) 3.45 Garden Rescue Pans to transform an overgrown garden in Southampton into a tropical paradise. (R) 4.30 The Finish Line Quiz show. 5.15 Pointless Quiz show. (R) 6.00 BBC News at Six; Weather 6.30 Reporting Scotland 6.55 Party Election Broadcast By the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. (R) 6.45am Bargain Hunt T (R) 7.30 Clive Myrie’s Caribbean Adventure In Cuba. (R) 8.00 Sign Zone: The Great British Sewing Bee (R) 9.00 BBC News Headlines. 12.15pm Politics Live Updates. 1.00 Impossible Quiz show. (R) 1.45 Mastermind Quiz show. (R) 2.15 Five Bedrooms (R) 3.00 Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy In Venice. (R) 3.45 The Farmers’ Country Showdown (R) 4.15 Big Cats About the House (R) 5.15 Flog It! A collection of finds from around the country, including Lulworth Castle, and Chiddingstone Castle. (R) 6.00 Richard Osman’s House of Games Kevin Eldon, Sarah Keyworth, Laila Rouass and John Whaite take part. (R) 6.30 Clive Myrie’s Caribbean Adventure On the east coast of Barbados, Clive checks out the world’s oldest rum distillery, helps out on an organic farm, and meets a Bajan spoken word poet. 6.00am Good Morning Britain 9.00 Lorraine Entertainment news. 10.00 This Morning Topical daily magazine, featuring a mix of celebrity chat, showbusiness news, advice and discussion. 12.30pm Loose Women Debate. 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 STV News; Weather 1.59 STV Pollen Count 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal David Dickinson and his team head to Middlesbrough, where Stewart Hofgartner is impressed by a biscuit tin and Mark Stevens haggles for a blast from the Duke’s past. (R) 3.00 Lingo Contestants Dean and Johnny, Bev and Tony and Aaron and Joe compete. (R) 3.59 STV Weather Central 4.00 Tipping Point Quiz show. (R) 5.00 The Chase Quiz show. (R) 6.00 STV News at Six; Weather 6.25 Party Election Broadcast By the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party. 6.29 STV Pollen Count 6.30 ITV Evening News 6.30am Cheers Double bill. (R) 7.20 Everybody Loves Raymond 9.10 Frasier Four episodes. (R) 11.10 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA (R) 12.05pm Channel 4 News 12.10 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA (R) 1.10 Car S.O.S Fuzz Townshend restores a BMW 2002 Turbo. (R) 2.10 Countdown Sam Quek is in Dictionary Corner. 3.00 A Place in the Sun Double bill. Nikki and Rosaline search for a holiday home in Sarlat, France; Laura Hamilton helps a couple find a holiday home in the Peloponnese, Greece. 5.00 Sun, Sea and Selling Houses The Rodriguez sisters help a couple from Glasgow find their ideal holiday home. 6.00 Four in a Bed The second visit of the week is to the Aberlour Hotel in Moray. Kellie and Alison host and take their guests on a trip to a local whisky distillery. (R) 6.30 The Simpsons Lisa tries to become a dancer. (R) 6.00am Milkshake! Children’s TV. 9.15 Jeremy Vine Discussion. 11.15 Storm Huntley Debate. 12.45pm Friends Double bill. (R) 1.40 5 News at Lunchtime 1.45 Home and Away Dana sneaks out of Xander’s place, but forgets her phone. (R) 2.15 FILM The Teacher: Secrets That Kill (2021, 12) A teacher finds her life turned upside down when an angry student falsely claims to have had an affair with her. Thriller, starring Rhonda Dent. (R) ★★★ 4.00 Bargain-Loving Brits in the Sun In the Costa Del Sol, after years of saving and working hard, the day has finally come for Clint to go out on the hunt for his dream caravan. (R) 5.00 5 News at 5 Headlines. 5.55 Party Election Broadcast By the Labour Party. 6.00 Police Interceptors Jen and her dog Quantum search for a dangerous suspect, while a crackdown on cannabis cultivation leads to a big haul. (R) Then 5 News Update 7.00 The One Show With Lauren Laverne and Jermaine Jenas. 7.30 EastEnders Bianca gives Reiss an ultimatum and Johnny and Sharon try to sober Linda up, booking her into an AA meeting. Ian arrives home injured after training. 7.00 Nile: Earth’s Great Rivers Following the wildlife, landscapes and people of the river Nile, beginning in the tropical mountain range of the Rwenzoris, home to one of the world’s strangest birds, the shoebill stork. (R) 7.30 Emmerdale Tom interrogates a nervous Belle, and Ruby is riddled with guilt as Manpreet confides in her. Long-running soap set amid the rolling scenery of the Yorkshire Dales, starring Rebecca Sarker, Beth Cordingly and James Chase. 7.00 Channel 4 News A round-up of all the latest headlines, interviews and analysis of political developments and current affairs. Plus, the day’s leading sports and weather. 7.55 Party Election Broadcast By Plaid Cymru. 7.00 NEW The Motorway Hotel The documentary series takes a look inside a family run business, yards from the M6 in Staffordshire, which caters to commuters, motorists, locals and road workers alike; 5 News Update 8.00 Debate Night – Scotland Leaders’ Special The leaders of Scotland’s political parties come together to face questions from the public on topical issues affecting the country in the run-up to the General Election on July 4. 8.00 Springwatch Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan broadcast from RSPB Arne in Dorset. Iolo Williams visits the Dorset coast and Portland Bill bird observatory, a hotspot for seeing and recording returning avian migrants. 8.00 The Martin Lewis Money Show: Summer Special As the summer break season approaches, Martin presents holiday financial ‘need to knows’, an update on National Insurance and how to maximise the state pension. 8.00 Bake Off: The Professionals The teams must turn their patisserie experience on its head by creating 24 identical reimagined custard tarts and 24 cotton cheesecakes before making a carnival themed showpiece. 8.00 The Yorkshire Vet Julian Norton sets out to help a lamb with swollen legs and Peter Wright rushes his neighbour’s terrier straight into surgery with an infected uterus. An injured badger is brought to the Huddersfield hospital. 9.00 The Great British Sewing Bee In Reduce Reuse Recycle week, the sewers make quilted bags using fabric scraps, a new item of clothing out of textile waste and a party outfit from discarded wedding dresses. 9.00 On Thin Ice: Putin vs Greenpeace Double bill. Following the team’s discovery that they could get letters to the press; a look at how the media campaign spread across the globe, except in Russia. Last in series. 9.00 Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace Rachel, found in a battered carry cot in Euston Station’s long-stay car park, and Steve, who doesn’t have any records before the age of nine months, search for their families. 9.00 NEW The Fall: Skydive Murder Plot An in-depth look at Victoria Cilliers’ apparent skydiving accident, during which both her main and reserve parachutes failed, sending her hurtling straight to the ground. 9.00 Police Raid: Minute by Minute In south Wales, officers from the elite task force Tarian tackle one of their biggest ever operations, targeting a large group suspected of supplying drugs across the region. 10.00 BBC News; Weather A round-up of all the latest headlines and analysis of political developments. 10.30 Reporting Scotland A round-up of all the latest headlines and analysis of issues affecting the region. 10.00 Meet the Richardsons Jon and Lucy finally get invited to the showbiz event of the year, the Jonathan Ross Halloween party. Lucy’s excited, especially when she meets Jason Donovan at the party. (R) 10.30 Newsnight With Kirsty Wark. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 STV News; Weather 10.40 Scotland Tonight; Weather Current affairs programme delving into stories beyond the headlines. Featuring live studio debates and comprehensive analysis, it sheds light on key stories impacting the nation and its surroundings. 11.05 Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera Footage filmed by members of the public, including the moment that a father saves his children from an alligator at his home. (R) 10.00 Queenie Double bill. A long line of rejection and betrayal bring Queenie to breakingpoint as the past catches up with her; the true extent of her childhood trauma becomes apparent as Queenie goes to therapy. Dionne Brown stars. 11.00 Tokyo Vice Double bill. As Jake and Katagiri get closer to the truth behind Tozawa’s activity they put themselves and the people they love in danger. Sato considers his future; Jake and Katagiri ask for help from some unlikely sources as they close in on Tozawa and Samantha needs to turn her situation to her advantage. Sato prepares for the greatest power move of his life. Last in series. 12.55am Weather for the Week Ahead 1.00 BBC News; Weather 11.05 FILM Effie Gray (2014, 12) A Victorian woman trapped in a loveless marriage to an art critic creates scandal by demanding a divorce. Fact-based period drama, with Dakota Fanning and Emma Thompson. ★★★ 11.05 The Rest is Politics: Election Special Former Labour spin doctor Alastair Campbell and former Conservative MP Rory Stewart bring their podcast to the screen as they discuss the latest from the campaign. 10.00 A Killer Makes a Call Truck driver Collin Reeves calls the police, confessing that he has stabbed both of his neighbours to death with a commando knife. But were the murders pre-meditated? 12.45am Sign Zone: Hidden Treasures of the National Trust. 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DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 31 FREE PAIR OF WRISTBANDS TO WORTH £49 We’ve teamed up with M&D’s Scotland’s Theme Park to give every reader two FREE wristbands. Take up this offer and you will enjoy a fun family day out. That’s not all – you can step back in time with a Jurassic adventure into the world of dinosaurs. Featuring a host of life-like dinosaurs including a Velociraptor and its adorable babies, the Theme Park will host free family interactive daily shows plus you will have the chance to meet the prehistoric mammals. From 29 June to 11 August the exclusive ‘How to Train Your Velociraptor’ free show will take place daily at 12.30pm, 2.00pm, 3.30pm and 5pm. Located next to Strathclyde Country Park, M&D’s is one of Scotland’s top visitor attractions. The Theme Park features thrill rides and family rides, as well as a host of activities, for all age groups. Special features include Amazonia, an indoor tropical rainforest with exotic animals and plants, Devil’s Island Adventure Golf, Cosmic Bowl, a ten-pin bowling alley, and Krazy Congo Soft Play. There are also many food outlets to enjoy, from snacks to restaurant meals, including the award winning American themed diner Monterey Jack’s. Car parking and entry into the Theme Park is free. Further information is available from scotlandsthemepark. com. Terms and conditions apply, please see voucher for details. The voucher is for two free ‘ride all day’ wristbands only on the following dates: June 15, 16, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30. July 1-7 2024. The offer is valid only for the dates specified. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offer. Height restrictions apply. The wristband does not include coin operated prize winning games, specialist rides and attractions. Original copies only no photocopies will be accepted. Normal Theme Park Terms & Conditions apply visit scotlandsthemepark.com/terms-conditions for further details. TWO FREE RIDE ALL DAY WRISTBANDS alley, and Krazy Congo see voucher for details. M&D’s has also teamed up with First Bus to provide two unique bus services to the Theme Park this summer. From 29 June until 13 August the X7 Express Bus Service will run from Buchanan Bus Station from just £8.00 for an adult and £6.00 for a child which also includes a £4 discount off a Theme Park wristband or a game of golf at Devil’s Island Adventure Golf. Lanarkshire residents can also take advantage of a new First Bus Service 247 route to the Theme Park which will pick up at various points including Hamilton Bus Station, Motherwell and Bellshill. Time-table, routes and fares for both services can be found at www. scotlandsthemepark.com/ x7-first-bus. 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(Spiritual Music & Verse) 12.00m’t-6.00am Alba Today ENGLAND As BBC1 except: 1.35-1.45pm Regional News; Weather 6.30 Regional News 6.55-7.00 Party Election Broadcast 8.00-9.00 Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.40 Panorama 11.10-1.05am Tokyo Vice NORTHERN IRELAND As BBC1 except: 1.35-1.45pm BBC Newsline; Weather 6.30 BBC Newsline; Weather 6.55-7.00 Party Election Broadcast 8.00-9.00 Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon 10.30 BBC Newsline; Weather 10.40 Panorama 11.10 Match of the Day Northern Ireland 11.50 Tokyo Vice 12.40am Tokyo Vice 1.45-6.00am BBC News NORTHERN IRELAND As BBC2 except: 11.05pm-12.45am FILM The Phantom of the Open (2021, 12) Sporting comedy. ★★★★ BORDER As STV except: 1.55-2.00pm ITV News Border 6.00 ITV News Lookaround 6.20-6.30 Party Election Broadcast 10.30 ITV News Border 10.45 FILM Skyfall (2012, 12) ★★★★★ 1.05-3.00am Shop on TV 3.50- 5.05am Unwind with ITV. Daily escape. UTV As STV except: 1.55-2.00pm UTV Live 6.00 UTV Live 6.20-6.30 Party Election Broadcast 10.30 UTV Live 10.45 Eamonn Mallie: Face to Face With 11.15 Absolutely India: Mancs in Mumbai 11.40 Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera 12.30am Rare Breed – A Farming Year 12.55 Hidden Northern Ireland 1.05-3.00 Shop on TV 3.50-5.05am Unwind with ITV 6.00am Home Shopping 9.00 NCIS 10.55 Entertainment News on 5 11.00 NCIS 12.00noon Law & Order 4.55 Entertainment News on 5 5.00 Law & Order. Crime drama series. 6.00 NCIS Three episodes. Flashbacks reveal the murder case that first introduced young Gibbs to NCIS and to Ducky; the team embarks on a spot of modern-day treasure hunting; Gibbs fears the worst. 9.00 Law & Order A wealthy man is murdered in his home. 10.00 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Double bill. A terminally ill man confesses to his involvement in unsolved bank robberies; a woman accuses her husband of raping her. 12.00m’t Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: double bill 1.55 The Blacklist 2.50 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 3.35 Criminals: Caught on Camera 4.00-6.00am Teleshopping 7.00pm The Fast and the Farmerish Teams from Northern Ireland and Scotland compete in this semi-final. 7.30 Shark Tank Double bill. 8.50 Ryan Tricks on the Streets Ryan hears from RAF veterans and performs tricks that questions the meaning of celebrity. 9.00 FILM The Others (2001, 12) A mother struggling to care for her light-sensitive children is convinced their country house is haunted. Period thriller, starring Nicole Kidman and Fionnula Flanagan. ★★★★ 10.40 Fresh Cops Double bill. 11.40 Confessions of a Teenage Fraudster A call centre worker who embarked on a five-year crime wave. 12.25am I Kissed a Boy. With Dannii Minogue. 1.10 Charlotte in Sunderland 2.10 The Fast and the Farmer-ish 2.40 Fresh Cops 3.40-4.00am My Mate’s a Bad Date 7.00pm Great British Railway Journeys Michael Portillo travels from Newry to Portadown. 7.30 Villages by the Sea Archaeologist Ben Robinson examines the history of Lindisfarne. 8.00 Rigs of Nigg Creating oil platforms in the North Sea. 9.00 One Foot in the Grave Victor Meldrew faces up to retirement. 9.30 Butterflies Ria lies to Leonard. 10.00 Copa ’71: The Lost Lionesses: Storyville A look at the 1971 watershed football tournament in Mexico City. 11.20 Fever Pitch: The Rise of the Premier League The formation of the top division of English football. 12.20am Fever Pitch: The Rise of the Premier League. The title race in 1994-95. 1.20 Great British Railway Journeys 1.50 Villages by the Sea 2.20-3.20am Rigs of Nigg 6.00am Teleshopping 7.10 London’s Burning 8.00 Doctors 9.20 Classic Holby City 10.40 Classic Casualty 11.40 The Bill 12.45pm Classic EastEnders 2.00 London’s Burning 3.00 Lovejoy 4.10 Tenko 5.15 Birds of a Feather 6.00 Waiting for God Tom and Diana disagree over the existence of God. 6.40 Are You Being Served? Mr Grainger dreads his imminent retirement. 7.20 Last of the Summer Wine Rural comedy, starring Bill Owen. 8.00 Dalziel & Pascoe Feature-length episode. The detectives are called in when a body is found on a building site, only to get caught up in a conflict between archaeologists and labourers. 10.00 New Tricks The team re-examines the circumstances surrounding a death. 11.20 Soldier, Soldier Military drama. 12.20am Lovejoy 1.30 Call the Midwife. Period drama series. 2.40 Classic Holby City 4.00-6.00am Teleshopping 8.55am A Place in the Sun 10.25 A New Life in the Sun 11.25 Find It, Fix It, Flog It 12.30pm Come Dine with Me 3.10 Four in a Bed 5.50 Chateau DIY 6.55 Car S.O.S Tim and Fuzz are off to Huddersfield to rescue a VW Corrado. 7.55 Grand Designs Kevin McCloud follows the progress of musician Toby Leeming as he sets out to build a house wrapped around an ancient oak tree. 9.00 PopMaster TV Ken Bruce tests the music knowledge of pop fans Giancarlo from Worcester, John from Perth, Jen from Glasgow, Jack from Southport and Suzanne from Bedford. 10.00 Sounds Like the 80s Ken Bruce brings together 1980s icons. 11.05 24 Hours in A&E A man suffers multiple injuries after his paraglider was blown into a hillside. 12.10am PopMaster TV 1.15 999: On the Front Line 2.15 24 Hours in A&E 3.20-3.50am A Place in the Sun 6.00am Teleshopping 7.20 Cop Car Workshop 8.05 The Force: Behind the Line 8.40 James May’s Things You Need to Know 10.00 Top Gear 12.00noon Storage Hunters UK: four episodes 2.00 Extreme Fishing with Robson Green 3.00 Top Gear 5.00 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British 6.00 Rick Stein: From Venice to Istanbul 7.00 Would I Lie to You? With Miles Jupp, Heston Blumenthal and Ed Byrne. 7.40 Richard Osman’s House of Games 9.00 QI XL Extended edition. With Ross Noble, Kathy Lette and Sue Perkins. 10.00 Have I Got a Bit More News for You Richard Ayoade hosts this extended edition of the satirical current affairs quiz, with comedian Roisin Conaty joining in the fun with Ian Hislop and Paul Merton. 11.00 Taskmaster With Iain Stirling. 12.00m’t Mock the Week 12.40 Would I Lie to You? 1.20 Live at the Apollo 2.30 Meet the Richardsons 3.00-4.00am Whose Line Is It Anyway? USA 6.00am Hollyoaks 7.00 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA 9.00 Brooklyn Nine-Nine 10.00 Young Sheldon 11.00 Modern Family 12.00noon The Big Bang Theory 2.00 The Goldbergs 3.00 Modern Family 4.00 Young Sheldon: double bill 5.00 The Big Bang Theory: double bill 6.00 The Big Bang Theory Double bill. 7.00 Hollyoaks Freddie tries to right his wrongs, and Kitty offers to take the fall. 7.30 Come Dine with Me Will serves up a vegetarian meal on the second evening. 8.00 Dance Moms There is uproar. 9.00 Gogglebox Coronation Street and Strictly Come Dancing are appraised. 10.00 Naked Attraction A 20-year-old virgin seeks a fairy tale princess. 11.05 First Dates Diners include an astronaut-in-training and a journalist. 12.10am The Big Bang Theory 1.15 Brooklyn Nine-Nine 2.10 Modern Family 3.00 Dance Moms 3.50-4.40am Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA 7.00am Unwind with ITV 7.05 Sugar Showdown 7.35 The Real Housewives of Cheshire 8.35 Masters of Flip 9.35 Buying and Selling 10.35 The Real Housewives of Cheshire 11.35 The Real Housewives of Atlanta 12.30pm The Real Housewives of New Jersey 1.20 The Only Way Is Essex 2.05 Dinner Date 3.05 Million Dollar Listing: LA 4.00 The Real Housewives of Atlanta 5.00 The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City 6.00 Masters of Flip Property show. 7.00 Million Dollar Listing: LA 8.00 Dinner Date Jayde chooses three blind dates from five potential partners. 9.00 Botched Patients who hid their plastic surgery from their loved one. 10.00 The Real Housewives of Miami Alexia finally celebrates her nuptials. 11.00 The Only Way Is Essex Reality. 11.45 Ready to Mingle Sophia’s love triangle with Casey and Drew intensifies. 12.50-1.00am Unwind with ITV 6.00am CITV 9.00 World’s Funniest Videos 9.30 Guinness World Records 10.00 Love Bites 12.00noon Dress to Impress 1.00 Deal or No Deal 2.00 Family Fortunes 3.00 Veronica Mars 4.00 Dawson’s Creek 5.00 Dress to Impress 6.00 Celebrity Catchphrase With James Jordan, Fiona Wade and Louis Walsh. 7.00 Deal or No Deal Stephen Mulhern hosts as contestants take on the Banker. 8.00 Bob’s Burgers Double bill. 9.00 Love Island The islanders try to avoid being the next to be eliminated. 10.05 Extraordinary The gang try to draw out Jen’s power by inducing stress, and Jizzlord transforms at a timely moment. 10.40 Family Guy Animated double bill. 11.35 American Dad! Stan finds out his half-brother Rusty is wealthier than him. 12.05am American Dad! 12.35 Bob’s Burgers 1.35 G’wed 2.05 Totally Bonkers Guinness World Records 2.35 Unwind 3.00-6.00am Teleshopping

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Emma has some surprising news, and Josh has concerns for a friend. 7.15 Front Row. Arts programme 8.00 The Public Philosopher 8.40 In Touch 9.00 The Law Show 9.30 The Bottom Line 10.00 The World Tonight 10.45 Book at Bedtime: The Photographer 11.00 Uncanny USA 11.30 The Bottom Line: The Decisions That Made Me a Leader 12.00m’t News 12.30 Book of the Week: All That Glitters. By Orlando Whitfield. 12.48 Shipping Forecast 1.00 As BBC World Service 5.20 Shipping Forecast 5.30 News 5.43 Prayer for the Day 5.45-6.00am Farming Today BBC RADIO 5 LIVE 693/909kHz 6.00am 5 Live Breakfast 9.00 Nicky Campbell 11.00 Naga Munchetty 1.00pm Nihal Arthanayake 4.00 5 Live Drive 7.00 5 Live Sport. Scotland’s Euro 2024 campaign. 8.30 5 Live Sport 9.00 5 Live Sport 10.00 Match of the Day: Top 10. The best defenders in European Championship history. 10.30 Nick Bright. Sitting in for Gordon Smart. 1.00am Dotun Adebayo 5.00-6.00am Wake Up to Money BBC RADIO SCOTLAND FM: 92-95MHz, MW: 810kHz 6.00am Good Morning Scotland 9.00 Mornings 12.00noon Lunchtime Live 1.32 The Afternoon Show 4.00 Drivetime. The day’s talking points, with comment and opinion. 6.00 Get It On with Vic Galloway 8.00 Another Country with Ricky Ross 10.00 Roddy Hart 12.00m’t-6.00am As BBC Radio 5 Live TALKSPORT 1053/1089kHz 6.00am talkSPORT Breakfast 10.00 Jim White and Simon Jordan. A show full of sporting insight and opinion. 1.00pm Hawksbee and Baker 4.00 talkSPORT Drive with Andy Goldstein and Darren Bent. 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Two episodes. 4.00 Elementary 5.00 Father Brown 6.00 Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators 7.00 Elementary 8.00 Death in Paradise 9.00 Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators 10.00 My Life Is Murder 11.00 Elementary 12.00m’t Why Women Kill 1.00-2.00am Unforgettable SKY MAX 6.00am NCIS: Los Angeles 7.00 DC’s Legends of Tomorrow 8.00 The Flash 9.00 Stargate SG-1 11.00 NCIS: Los Angeles 12.00noon The Flash 1.00 MacGyver 3.00 Hawaii Five-0 4.00 S.W.A.T 5.00 DC’s Legends of Tomorrow 6.00 Stargate SG-1 8.00 Rob & Romesh vs Golf 9.00 A League of Their Own: Mexican Road Trip 10.00 The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live 11.05 S.W.A.T 12.05am The Walking Dead 1.00 Resident Alien 2.00 The Force: Manchester 3.00 Hawaii Five-0 4.00 S.W.A.T 5.00-6.00am Highway Patrol SKY ATLANTIC 6.00am Fish Town 7.55 True Blood 10.05 Billions 12.15pm Game of Thrones 1.20 The Sopranos 3.30 True Blood 5.40 Billions 7.50 Game of Thrones 9.00 The Tattooist of Auschwitz 10.10 The Making of The Tattooist of Auschwitz 10.50 House of the Dragon: War Room 11.50 House of the Dragon 1.00am Band of Brothers 2.15 Domina 3.20 Game of Thrones 4.35 In Treatment 5.05-6.00am Fish Town SKY WITNESS 6.00am Air Ambulance ER 7.00 Border Patrol 8.00 UK Border Force 9.00 999 Frontline 10.00 Bull 11.00 Blue Bloods 12.00noon New Amsterdam 1.00 9-1-1 2.00 FBI: Most Wanted 3.00 Caught Red Handed 4.30 Nothing to Declare 8.00 Blue Bloods 9.00 The Equalizer 10.00 FBI: Most Wanted 11.00 The Rookie 12.00m’t The Good Doctor 1.00 Fire Country 3.00 The Good Doctor 4.00-5.00am The Force: Manchester SKY COMEDY 8.00am Will & Grace 9.00 The Conners 10.00 Sort Of 10.30 Veep 11.40 Entourage 12.50pm High Maintenance 2.10 Veep 3.20 Entourage 4.30 Sort Of 5.00 Will & Grace 6.00 The Office (US) 7.00 The Conners 8.00 Will & Grace 9.00 Curb Your Enthusiasm 11.00 The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. 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Coverage of the inter-league match from Oriole Park. 2.45am UFC Reloaded 4.30 Around the Block 5.00-6.00am Down the Clubhouse TNT SPORTS 2 6.00am AFL 2.00pm Premiership Women’s Rugby 4.00 Gallagher Premiership Rugby Union 5.30 MLB Highlights 6.30 Premier League Stories 7.00 Fishing: On the Bank 8.00 PSA Squash 9.00 Hockey 10.00 Hockey 11.00 Hockey 1.00am Badminton 3.00 PSA Squash 4.00 Formula E Unplugged 4.30 Formula E Flashback 5.00-6.00am Original Documentary EUROSPORT 1 6.00am Mountain Biking 7.00 Cycling: Tour of Switzerland 8.00 Roland-Garros 11.00 Cycling: Tour of Switzerland 12.00noon Cycling: Giro d’Italia 1.00 Roland-Garros 4.00 World Superbikes 5.00 EWC All Access 5.30 The Cycling Show 6.00 FIA World Endurance Championship 7.00 Cycling: Giro d’Italia 8.00 Cycling: Tour of Switzerland 9.00 The Cycling Show 9.30 Roland-Garros 11.00 Cycling: Tour of Switzerland 12.00m’t Motocross World Championship 2.00 BMX European Championships 3.00 Cycling: Tour of Switzerland 4.00-6.00am World Superbikes FILM4 11.00am True Grit (1969/PG) Western, starring John Wayne and Kim Darby. ★★★★ 1.50pm The Sons of Katie Elder (1965/U) Western adventure, starring John Wayne, Earl Holliman and Dean Martin. ★★★★ 4.25 Jason and the Argonauts (1963/U) Fantasy action adventure, starring Todd Armstrong and Nancy Kovack. ★★★★★ 6.35 The Eagle (2011/12) Action adventure, with Channing Tatum and Jamie Bell. ★★★ 9.00 Monster Hunter (2020/12) Fantasy adventure, starring Milla Jovovich. ★★ 11.05 The Big Man (1990/18) Boxing drama, starring Liam Neeson and Ian Bannen. ★★ 1.25-3.45am Kes (1969/PG) British drama, with David Bradley and Colin Welland. ★★★★ SKY CINEMA PREMIERE 6.50am Ride On (2023/PG) See 1.30am for details. ★★★★ 9.05 The Inseparables (2023/U) Animated adventure, featuring the voices of Monica Young and Danny Fehsenfeld. ★★★ 10.40 Am I OK? (2022/15) See 6.15pm for details. ★★★ 12.25pm Meg 2: The Trench (2023/12) See 8.00pm for details. ★★★ 2.25 Blue Beetle (2023/12) Adventure, with Xolo Mariduena and Bruna Marquezine. ★★★ 4.35 Bonus Track (2023/15) Comedy, starring Joe Anders and Samuel Small. ★★★ 6.15 Am I OK? (2022/15) Romantic comedy drama, starring Dakota Johnson. ★★★ 8.00 Meg 2: The Trench (2023/12) Thriller sequel, starring Jason Statham. ★★★ 10.00 The Exorcist: Believer (2023/15) Horror sequel, starring Leslie Odom Jr. ★★★ 11.55 The Royal Hotel (2023/18) Thriller, with Julia Garner and Jessica Henwick. ★★★ 1.30am Ride On (2023/PG) Action drama, starring Jackie Chan and Liu Haocun. ★★★★ 3.45 Turtles All the Way Down (2024/12) Drama, starring Isabela Merced. ★★★★ 5.40-6.15am Sky Cinema Preview SKY CINEMA DRAMA 4.10pm Lamborghini: The Man Behind The Legend (2022/12) Drama, starring Frank Grillo and Mira Sorvino. ★★★ 5.55 The Colour Room (2021/PG) Drama, with Phoebe Dynevor and Matthew Goode. ★★★ 8.00 The Fabelmans (2022/12) Drama, starring Michelle Williams and Paul Dano. ★★★★★ 10.40 Allied (2016/15) Drama, starring Brad Pitt and Marion Cotillard. ★★★★ 12.55am Lamborghini: The Man Behind The Legend (2022/12) See 4.10pm for details. ★★★ 2.40 The Colour Room (2021/PG) See 5.55pm for details. ★★★ 4.45-7.25am The Fabelmans (2022/12) See 8.00pm for details. ★★★★★ SKY CINEMA FAMILY 4.00pm The Karate Kid Part II (1986/PG) See 10.30pm for details. ★★★★ 6.10 Johnny English Reborn (2011/PG) Spy comedy, starring Rowan Atkinson. ★★★ 8.00 The Flash (2023/12) Adventure, starring Ezra Miller and Sasha Calle. ★★★★ 10.30 The Karate Kid Part II (1986/PG) Martial arts sequel, starring Ralph Macchio. ★★★★ 12.25am Mee-Shee: the Water Giant (2005/ PG) Fantasy, starring Daniel Magder. ★★ 2.10 The Horse Dancer (2017/PG) Drama, with Sophie Bolen and Jason London. ★★★ 4.10 Reuniting the Rubins (2010/PG) Comedy drama, starring Timothy Spall. ★★ 5.55-7.45am The Spy Next Door (2010/PG) Comedy, starring Jackie Chan. ★★★ TALKING PICTURES TV 4.25pm Smokescreen (1964/U) Detective thriller, starring Peter Vaughan. ★★★ 5.55 The Beverly Hillbillies Sitcom. 6.30 Scotland Yard Police question the circumstances of an apparent suicide. 8.05 Manhunt Gratz tries to trick British Intelligence by using a captured transmitter. 9.05 Maigret A woman accuses a high society family of murdering her employer. 11.20pm Christine (1983/15) Horror, starring Keith Gordon and John Stockwell. ★★★★ 1.40am Pin (1988/18) Horror, starring David Hewlett and Cynthia Preston. ★★★ 3.50 A Stranger in Town (1957/12) Drama, starring Alex Nicol and Anne Paige. ★★★ 5.25-6.00am The Road to D-Day GREAT! 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A League of Their Own: Mexican Road Trip Sky Max, 9pm In the final leg of the road trip, Jamie Redknapp and Jill Scott (left) are in the Mexican city of La Paz, where they take on the last few challenges.

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Stock markets in France and elsewhere in Europe also fell sharply. Shares in London were caught up in the sell-off too. Investors were spooked by Macron’s move after his centrist alliance was trounced by Marine Le Pen’s far-right movement in the European parliamentary vote. Making a risky gamble to reestablish authority, Macron called a parliamentary election with a first round on June 30. The euro tumbled against the pound, which strengthened to more than €1.18. It also fell 0.5 per cent to a one-month low against the dollar. The weaker single currency reduces the cost of imports from the eurozone and continental holidays, but potentially makes UK-made goods more expensive in Europe. Russ Mould, investment director at City firm AJ Bell, said: “This injects a big dose of the uncertainty which markets hate.” The gap between the yield – interest rate – on French as well as German governments bonds widened yesterday. Financial stocks were among the worst performers on the FTSE 100, with Barclays and NatWest Group in the top 10 fallers earlier in the day. Analysts said the shift to the hard right could derail attempts to deepen EU integration. FRENCH ELECTION PLOY HITS THE EURO Macron’s call boosts pound BOLD Macron snap election LUXURY sports car maker Aston Martin has announced a new deal for 2500 workers covering pay and hours. The agreement includes a four per cent annual pay increase in 2024 and 2025, eligible employees will get a one-off payment of £1000 recognising the continued high cost of living, and technicians will see a one-hour reduction in working week. A spokesperson for Unite union said its members have voted by a large majority to accept the two-year pay deal. ASTON DEAL SEALED SAUSAGE roll chain Greggs has announced plans for a state-of-the-art frozen factory to help supply its ever-growing shop numbers. 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PAGE 38 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 RECORD RACING Big winners tipped this week at www.dailyrecord.co.uk/racing disgraced when fourth to Pateen in a hot handicap at Cartmel. The gelding likes this venue so he can regain the winning thread back over three miles. BERRY CLEVER (8.30) looks tasty for Chris Dwyer in the Webb Handicap at Wetherby. The three-year-old returned to form when third to Mart over six furlongs at Newmarket. The gelding was staying on very strongly so he can land a weaker contest back up in trip. magical for Greenall & Guerriero in the handicap hurdle. Impressive at Ludlow, the five-year-old was unlucky to meet Barrons Land at Sedgefield. That was another strong contest so the mare can continue her yard’s tremendous run. HOBB’S DELIGHT (6.05) can terrify his foes for Neil Mullholland in the staying hurdle. The eight-year-old wasn’t Getbazoutofhere at Hereford. The mare is open to plenty of progress as a stayer so she can shade a tricky contest. BETHPAGE (4.55) looks above-par for Emma Lavelle in the mares’ handicap hurdle. The six-year-old stayed upwardly mobile when defeating Mactavish at Ludlow. The bay handled stepping up to 2m 4f well so she can shrug off a reasonable 4lb penalty. MRS TABITHA (5.30) looks target for Jonathan Portman in the Shipseys Handicap. The speedster looked better than ever when chinning On Edge on his return at Windsor. The grey is fairly treated so he can land another trappy event under Rob Hornby. ANNIE WICKS (2.15) is the name to remember in the handicap chase at Southwell. Evan Williams’ horse stayed 3m1 well when second to QUIETNESS (5.07) can silence his rivals in the competitive Margardale Handicap at Salisbury. The filly showed class and guts to deny Budding on debut for Marcus Tregoning at Windsor. The four-year-old looks nicely unexposed on turf so she can follow up for her thriving yard. CAYMAN TAI (2.00) can deservedly open his account for Richard Hannon, while STRIKE (5.42) can hit the WATCH THE QUIET ONE BY GARRY OWEN MAKING MARC Tregoning GOING: Good to Firm. COURSE: Right-handed galloping track of 1m 2f, the uphill fnish makes for a stiff test. DRAW: Low numbers best up to 1m, except on soft ground when high numbers best. SALISBURY RACING TV. 2.00 DANNY MCNAB BOOKMAKERS RESTRICTED NOVICE STAKES (DIV 1) (4) (2-Y-O) Winner £5,400 (13 run) 6f 1 (8) 1 BLEWBURTON (45) E J-Houghton 9-7...............C Bishop — 2 (5) 6 ARDENNES (18) E Walker 9-4..........................T Marquand — 3 (10) 22 CAYMAN TAI (8) R Hannon 9-4.......................... J Leavy (5) — 4 (11) DULLINGHAM James Owen 9-4.............................H Doyle — 5 (3) 0 PAPPA LOUIS (25) T Dascombe 9-4..............A Rawlinson — 6 (12) 6 PIETRO (17) J Fanshawe 9-4................................. D Muscutt — 7 (1) 4 PIT BOSS (49) G Boughey 9-4............................David Egan — 8 (7) STYLE KING R Varian 9-4 .............................. James Doyle — 9 (2) 5 ASHEN (18) M Tregoning 9-2......................................H Turner — 10 (4) LINWOOD R Hannon 9-2..................... Alec Voikhansky (3) — 11 (13) 0 PROFIT ROCKIT (27) C Cox 9-2................... R Kingscote — 12(6) 8 SWEET SONATA (17) B Millman 8-13...............O Murphy — 13(9) QUEEN OF GOOD NEWS P Owens 8-11 .....B Sayette — BETTING: 11-4 Cayman Tai, 7-2 Blewburton, 5 Style King, 8 Ashen, Pit Boss, 14 Dullingham, 16 Ardennes, Pietro, 20 Others. 2023: SKY WIZARD 9 5, Richard Kingscote 5-6 Fav (C Cox), drawn (4), 7 ran. 2.32 DANNY MCNAB BOOKMAKERS RESTRICTED NOVICE STAKES (DIV 2) (4) (2-Y-O) Winner £5,400 (12 run) 6f 1 (2) 2 ARABIAN SUN (18) C Cox 9-7....................... R Kingscote — 2 (4) 0 BALLARAT BERTIE (8) R Hughes 9-7..............G Rooke — 3 (11) 6 CAIRDEAS (20) W Haggas 9-7 .........................T Marquand — 4 (12) KON’NICHIWA B Meehan 9-7..............................R Hornby — 5 (9) SANDS OF MARRA Ollie Sangster 9-7 .............J F Egan — 6 (6) 2 STRATUSNINE (17) H Palmer 9-7 ......................O Murphy — 7 (3) CANVAS R Hannon 9-5.........................................S Hitchcott — 8 (7) GLITTER CODE W Knight 9-5............................J Crowley — 9 (8) 7 GLENDINE (18) (H* ) P Evans 9-3........................G Downing — 10 (1) GLORYOUS B Millman 9-2........................Gina Mangan (3) — 11 (5) LIMEGREENTANGERINE T Ward 9-2...........H Crouch — 12(10) 4 YALA (20) R Beckett 9-0 (BF)...............................Rossa Ryan — BETTING: 13-8 Stratusnine, 11-4 Arabian Sun, 9-2 Yala, 12 Canvas, Cairdeas, 14 Kon’nichiwa, 16 Sands Of Marra, 25 Limegreentangerine, Glitter Code, 33 Others. 2023: DRAGON LEADER 9 7, John Fahy 6-1 (C Cox), drawn (5), 7 ran. 3.02 RADCLIFFE & CO HANDICAP (DIV 1) (6) (3-Y-O) Winner £3,926 (10 run) 6f 1 (10)5-5521 REVENUE (18) E J-Houghton 9-11 (D)................G Downing 67 2 (8) 445-78 HIGH VIOLET (55) (T* ) D Loughnane 9-9........... D Muscutt 65 3 (6) 4492 MATCH ANTHEM (19) (P) P Charalambous & J Clutterbuck .................................................................................... 9-8 G Wood 64 4 (9) 467-69 MISS IDUNN (41) R Hannon 9-8 ........................ J Leavy (5) 64 5 (1) 428066 HOT FRONT (17) (B) P Evans 9-8....................Rossa Ryan 64 6 (7) 4590-5 MEGANISSI (14) R Hughes 9-6..............................G Rooke 62 7 (4) 226-77 MULLINS BEACH (17) B Millman 9-4...............O Murphy 60 8 (2) 5-7389 LIEGE (81) (B* ,E* ) S Hodgson 9-3........................W Carver (3) 59 9 (3) 133686 MOE’S LEGACY (18) (V* ) R Harris 9-1 (D).....David Egan 57 10 (5) 9-0407 CLEAR AIM (21) J Boyle 8-7.................................C Bennett 49 BETTING: 2 Revenue, 7-2 Match Anthem, 8 Mullins Beach, 10 Meganissi, High Violet, Hot Front, 12 Moe’s Legacy, 14 Clear Aim, Miss Idunn, 16 Liege. 2023: LAHINA BAY 8 12, Rhys Clutterbuck 9-1 (R Cook & J Bridger), drawn (6), 9 ran. REVENUE 9-2 (9-0, Georgia Dobie) Prominent, led still going well 2f out, soon pressed, kept on strongly inside fnal furlong, always doing enough, won at Bath 6f hcap (5) gd in May beating Call Time (9-9) by 1 1/4l, 8 ran 1m 12.57s. HIGH VIOLET 8-1 (9-3, Daniel Muscutt) Went right start, led, ridden and headed over 1f out, weakened fnal furlong, 8th of 9, 4 1/2l behind Tayala (9-3) at Kempton 7f hcap (5) pol in Apr 1m 28.43s. MATCH ANTHEM 6-1 (9-4, George Wood) Raced wide close up, pushed along 2f out, ridden and stayed on to chase winner inside fnal furlong, 2nd of 7, 2 1/2l behind Fidelius (9-2) at Chelmsford City 5f nov auc stks (5) pol in May 59.15s. MISS IDUNN 40-1 (9-2, L P Keniry) Mid-division, headway out wide chasing leaders over 3f out, weakened fnal 2f, last of 9, 8l behind Juantorena (9-9) at Brighton 7f 3yo hcp 0-75 (5) gd in May 1m 23.46s. HOT FRONT 12-1 (9-7, George Downing) Chased leaders, ridden 2f out, weakened 1f out, 6th of 7, 6l behind Boadicia (9-8) at Salisbury 5f hcap (5) gd in May 1m 00.41s. MEGANISSI 33-1 (8-12, George Rooke) Chased leaders, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and weakened over 1f out, 5th of 9, 5l behind Mart (9-9) at Lingfeld 6f 3yo hcp 0-75 (5) pol in May 1m 11.24s. MULLINS BEACH 10-1 (8-13, William Carson) Held up in 5th, pushed along and some headway over 2f out, weakened over 1f out, 7th of 8, 9l behind Silver Trumpet (9-8) at Salisbury 7f hcap (5) gd in May 1m 28.22s. LIEGE 80-1 (9-5, William Carver) Slow to break, always well behind, last of 9, 16l behind Gogo Yubari (9-8) at Lingfeld 6f hcp 0-60 (6) pol in Mar 1m 12.82s. MOE’S LEGACY 14-1 (9-0, Cieren Fallon) Led, ridden and headed 2f out, weakened inside fnal furlong, 6th of 8, 6l behind Revenue (9-0) at Bath 6f hcap (5) gd in May 1m 12.57s. CLEAR AIM 20-1 (9-3, Charlie Bennett) In touch, ridden and headway when hung left over 1f out, weakened and fashed tail inside fnal furlong, 7th of 12, 7l behind Cogsworth (9-9) at Brighton 7f 3yo hcp 0-60 (6) gd in May 1m 22.87s. 3.37 RADCLIFFE & CO HANDICAP (DIV 2) (6) (3-Y-O) Winner £3,926 (10 run) 6f 1 (3) 335 TEN COMMITMENTS (19) (H) J Osborne 9-10................ W Carver (3)...............................................................................66 2 (1) 78-726 CROCUS TIME (8) R Hannon 9-9 ..... Alec Voikhansky (3) 65 3 (10) 4-45 LITTLE MISS MAGIC (17) C Hills 9-8.................W Buick 64 4 (5) 245-25 MELISENDE (13) (P) Miss A Murphy 9-8........ K Shoemark 64 5 (9) 5-08 KINGWOOD QUEEN (27) (H) R J Smith 9-6..................... ............................................................................Taylor Fisher (3) 62 6 (6) 88-901 THUNDEROUS LOVE (26) J Portman 9-5 (CD)............... ...............................................................................Olivia Tubb (7) 61 7 (4) 66-089 EIGHTH ARMY (14) (B* ) A Watson 9-4 ...................H Doyle 60 8 (2) 74334 MISS STORMY NIGHT (26) (H) C Cox 9-2 (BF) .............. .................................................................................. R Kingscote 58 9 (8) 5-5656 TROIS BLANCS (26) R J Price 8-8 ................ A Keeley (3) 50 10 (7) -05088 DREAM OF KEDA (14) (B* ) R Cook & J Bridger 8-4.......... .........................................................................................G Rooke 36 BETTING: 11-4 Thunderous Love, 4 Melisende, Miss Stormy Night, 6 Little Miss Magic, 8 Ten Commitments, Crocus Time, 16 Eighth Army, 20 Kingwood Queen, 25 Others. 2023: No corresponding race. TEN COMMITMENTS 25-1 (9-0, Saffie Osborne) Led to post, awkward start and slow into stride, in rear, pushed along 2f out, never nearer, 5th of 7, 5l behind Fidelius (9-2) at Chelmsford City 5f nov auc stks (5) pol in May 59.15s. CROCUS TIME 10-1 (9-1, Alec Voikhansky) Held up behind, pushed along and made no impression 2f out, 6th of 8, 5l behind Noisy Music (9-2) at Windsor 6f 3yo hcp 0-70 (5) gf 1m 10.42s. LITTLE MISS MAGIC 9-1 (9-2, William Cox) Tracked leaders on inside, hampered and left 3rd over 4f out, pushed along over 2f out, ridden and weakened inside fnal 2f, 5th of 8, 9l behind Noel Fox (9-2) at Salisbury 6f mdn stks (4) gd in May 1m 14.65s. MELISENDE 5-1 (9-9, W Buick) Midfeld, ridden over 2f out, kept on same pace entering fnal furlong, no impression inside fnal furlong, 5th of 8, 4 1/2l behind Crafty Spirit (9-2) at Kempton 6f 3yo hcp 0-65 (6) pol in May 1m 12.99s. KINGWOOD QUEEN 250-1 (9-2, George Rooke) Took keen hold, towards rear, asked for effort under 2f out, no extra inside fnal furlong, 8th of 11, 9l behind Miss Kubelik (9-2) at Bath 1m 3yo fl stks (5) gd in May 1m 42.13s. THUNDEROUS LOVE 25-1 (8-10, Olivia Tubb) In touch, headway over 1f out, ridden to lead inside fnal furlong, ran on, won at Salisbury 6f 3yo hcp 0-60 (6) sft in May beating Revenue (9-8) by 2 3/4l, 8 ran 1m 21.13s. EIGHTH ARMY 33-1 (9-9, L Morris) Raced keenly, tracked leader, in 2nd place 4f out, came wide in straight, tailed off in last pair as runners came into view just over 1f out, last of 9, 45l behind Arnaz (9-9) at Brighton 7f 3yo hcp 0-65 (6) gd in May 1m 25.23s. MISS STORMY NIGHT 11-8fav (9-9, R Kingscote) In rear, ridden and headway approaching fnal furlong, no impression fnal furlong, 4th of 8, 7l behind Thunderous Love (8-10) at Salisbury 6f 3yo hcp 0-60 (6) sft in May 1m 21.13s. TROIS BLANCS 22-1 (9-1, Billy Loughnane) Keen to post, keen close up, pushed along over 2f out, ridden to chase leader over 1f out, weakened inside fnal furlong, 6th of 8, 10l behind Thunderous Love (8-10) at Salisbury 6f 3yo hcp 0-60 (6) sft in May 1m 21.13s. DREAM OF KEDA 80-1 (8-4, A J Farragher) Towards rear, in last pair 4f out, still in that position and struggling as runners came into view just over 1f out, tailed off, 8th of 9, 23l behind Arnaz (9-9) at Brighton 7f 3yo hcp 0-65 (6) gd in May 1m 25.23s. 4.07 RADCLIFFE & CO NOVICE STAKES (4) Winner £4,860 (11 run) 6f 213yds 1 (2) 6- AMSTERDAM (209) E Walker 3 9-7 ............... K Shoemark — 2 (8) 7 CAPITAL LOVE (17) R G Hawker 3 9-7.................N Currie — 3 (11) 9 DRUMSTICK (20) A Balding 3 9-7........................O Murphy — 4 (5) 83- HAPPY CHANDLER (299) M Blake 3 9-7 (BF)....R Hornby — 5 (1) HARMONISER R Varian 3 9-7.............................C Bennett — 6 (6) JODHPUR BLUE C Hills 3 9-7..............................W Buick — 7 (3) 7-4 KING OF CODES (12) R Cowell 3 9-7.............G Downing — 8 (7) PERENNIAL E Walker 3 9-7 ................................ R Coakley — 9 (4) 98 SARMIENTO POWER (11) R Varian 3 9-7.. A Keeley (3) — 10 (9) 0 C’MON POMPEY (25) J R Jenkins 3 9-2.............G Rooke — 11 (10) 6-5 RAVISHING BEAUTY (27) Harry Charlton 3 9-2....H Doyle — BETTING: 11-4 Ravishing Beauty, 4 Amsterdam, 9-2 Jodhpur Blue, 6 Harmoniser, 7 Drumstick, 8 Perennial, 10 Happy Chandler, 20 Sarmiento Power, 33 Others. 2023: EQUATORIAL 3 9 4, David Egan 5-4 Fav (R Varian), drawn (4), 10 ran. AMSTERDAM 28-1 (9-4, Billy Loughnane) Raced keenly tracking leaders, pushed along out wide over 2f out, shaken up and unable to quicken inside fnal 2f, plugged on towards fnish, 6th of 12, 5l behind Musical Act (9-11) at Kempton 1m nov stks (4) pol in Nov 1m 40.02s. CAPITAL LOVE 150-1 (9-7, Nicola Currie) Slowly into stride, ran green and outpaced in rear, slightly hampered over 4f out, never on terms, 7th of 8, 21l behind Noel Fox (9-2) at Salisbury 6f mdn stks (4) gd in May 1m 14.65s. DRUMSTICK 5-1 (9-4, Oisin Murphy) Prominent, ridden over 2f out, beaten over 1f out, weakened inside fnal furlong, 9th of 12, 9l behind Smouldering (8-11) at Kempton 7f nov stks (5) pol in May 1m 26.36s. HAPPY CHANDLER 9-4fav (9-5, W Buick) Chased leader, ridden 2f out, led narrowly fnal furlong, soon headed and no extra, 3rd of 4, 3 1/2l behind Black Hole (9-5) at Wolverhampton 1m 1f 2yo mdn stks (5) in Aug 1m 55.31s. HARMONISER Sea The Moon gelding out of Harmonica. JODHPUR BLUE Blue Point gelding out of Sacred Path. KING OF CODES 125-1 (9-4, George Downing) Raced in 3rd, pushed along halfway, hung left and lost 3rd inside fnal 2f, soon behind, tailed off, last of 4, 19l behind Dorney Lake (9-11) at Lingfeld 6f nov mdn stks (5) gf in May 1m 09.78s. PERENNIAL Masar gelding out of Sweet Lady Rose. SARMIENTO POWER 18-1 (9-3, Ray Dawson) Towards rear, pushed along over 2f out, no impression, 8th of 11, 17l behind Mount Teide (9-3) at Chepstow 7f nov mdn stks (5) gs in May 1m 23.90s. C’MON POMPEY 250-1 (8-6, Jay Mackay) Towards rear near side, struggling before 2f out, weakened from 1f out, 15th of 19, 14l behind Monkey Island (9-4) at Newbury 7f nov stks (4) gd in May 1m 25.31s. RAVISHING BEAUTY 16-1 (9-2, Hollie Doyle) Midfeld, good headway on outer under 3f out, ridden under 2f out, stayed on inside fnal furlong, 5th of 11, 3 1/2l behind Miss Kubelik (9-2) at Bath 1m 3yo fl stks (5) gd in May 1m 42.13s. 4.37 MADAR CORPORATION MAIDEN STAKES (4) (3-Y-O) Winner £4,860 (11 run) 1m 4f 5yds 1 (10) BE LIKE PUMPKIN Miss S West 9-7.................C Bishop — 2 (7) 8-3 CROWN OF INDIA (26) E Walker 9-7 ...........T Marquand — 3 (2) 0-54 EBEN ZAABEEL (34) C Hills 9-7.......................J Crowley 76 4 (11) 3 LEICESTER SQUARE (21) A Balding 9-7 ......O Murphy — 5 (1) 5233 LIAM SWAGGER (15) (P* ) James Owen 9-7.........H Doyle 82 6 (9) 8-6 MR CLIFF (26) Mrs L Mongan 9-7 .........................W Carson — 7 (5) 6- PAGAN SUN (228) S Woods 9-7 ......................... D Muscutt — 8 (4) 68 SHAAD (15) S Woods 9-7.................................. Dylan Hogan — 9 (6) 22 STEEL TIGER (15) (P) S & E Crisford 9-7..............W Buick — 10 (3) 4 MAWAYED (15) M Tregoning 9-2...................... R Kingscote — 11 (8) 9 TANGO SUNSET (26) R Teal 9-2.............................W Cox — BETTING: 7-2 Steel Tiger, 4 Pagan Sun, Crown Of India, 9-2 Liam Swagger, Leicester Square, 7 Eben Zaabeel, 14 Mawayed, 66 Be Like Pumpkin, Shaad, 100 Others. 2023: ROARING LEGEND 9 7, Daniel Muscutt 2-1 Fav (J Ferguson), drawn (10), 9 ran. BE LIKE PUMPKIN Kessaar gelding out of Balaawy. CROWN OF INDIA 10-1 (9-2, Saffie Osborne) Dwelt, in rear, headway 3f out, ridden to go 3rd entering fnal furlong, stayed on towards fnish, 3rd of 9, 3/4l behind Master Builder (9-2) at Salisbury 1m 2f nov mdn stks (4) sft in May 2m 18.36s. EBEN ZAABEEL 9-1 (9-7, Jim Crowley) In touch, pushed along under 3f out, switched right under 2f out, kept on same pace inside fnal furlong, 4th of 8, 5l behind Gallantly (9-7) at Chester 1m 2f 3yo mdn (3) gd in May 2m 13.04s. LEICESTER SQUARE 7-1 (9-2, Oisin Murphy) Soon led, pushed along over 2f out, ridden over 1f out, headed inside fnal furlong, soon lost 2nd, no extra in 3rd, 3rd of 12, 1 1/2l behind More Thunder (9-2) at Nottingham 1m 2f nov mdn stks (5) gd in May 2m 14.10s. LIAM SWAGGER 5-1 (9-4, Callum Shepherd) Tracked leader, driven over 2f out, kept on same pace, 3rd of 9, 2 1/2l behind Theory Of Tides (9-11) at Yarmouth 1m 3f nov stks (4) gs in May 2m 31.38s. MR CLIFF 150-1 (9-2, L Morris) Keen led, headed 5f out, tracked leaders, ridden 3f out, weakened over 1f out, 6th of 9, 23l behind Master Builder (9-2) at Salisbury 1m 2f nov mdn stks (4) sft in May 2m 18.36s. PAGAN SUN 15-8 (9-8, W J Lee) Dwelt, towards rear, took keen hold, closer in middivision on inner after 3f, switched right and pushed along in 8th 2f out, ridden and went 4th 1f out, kept on same pace fnal furlong, 6th of 13, 2 1/2l behind Soldier’s Empire (9-6) at Dundalk 1m 2yo mdn stks pol in Oct 1m 40.16s. SHAAD 200-1 (9-4, Dylan Hogan) Held up in last, pushed along 3f out, never involved, 8th of 9, 17l behind Theory Of Tides (9-11) at Yarmouth 1m 3f nov stks (4) gs in May 2m 31.38s. STEEL TIGER 13-2 (9-4, J Mitchell) Led, ridden and headed over 1f out, kept on one pace, 2nd of 9, 2 1/4l behind Theory Of Tides (9-11) at Yarmouth 1m 3f nov stks (4) gs in May 2m 31.38s. MAWAYED 10-1 (9-2, T E Whelan) Tracked leaders on inside, ridden 3f out, outpaced over 2f out, plugged on in remote 4th fnal furlong, 4th of 8, 13l behind Castle Cove (9-7) at Leicester 1m 2f nov stks (4) gs in May 2m 10.57s. TANGO SUNSET 33-1 (9-2, Lewis Edmunds) Slowly away, always in rear, 9th of 10, 21l behind Oxford Comma (9-2) at Salisbury 1m 2f fl nov stks (4) sft in May 2m 20.26s. 5.07 SORVIO INSURANCE BROKERS MARGADALE FILLIES’ HANDICAP (4) Winner £5,888 (12 run) 1m 1f 201yds 1 (3) 41-551 ELLADONNA (21) (H) J Fanshawe 4 10-2 (D).......W Buick 78 2 (5) 2-1115 CIARA PEARL (31) D & C Kubler 4 10-2 (D2 )...R Kingscote 78 3 (9) 2333-1 QUIETNESS (29) M Tregoning 4 9-10 ..................O Murphy 72 4 (6) 9/208- SWITCHEL (265) (H* ) H Morrison 4 9-7.................R Hornby 69 5 (4) 0412-6 BIGTIME BRIDGET (31) (T* ) M Bell 3 9-5....... D Muscutt 80 6 (2) 583- GLIMMER OF LIGHT (175) E Walker 4 9-4.T Marquand 66 7 (12) 471-97 MELERI (31) J Boyle 5 9-4 (D2 )............................L Catton (5) 66 8 (10) 13 MISS BIELSA (29) (T) S & E Crisford 3 9-3 .........J Mitchell 78 9 (7) 1236 ALHATTAN (24) G Boughey 3 9-3 (BF)................J Crowley 78 10 (8) 95-52 XIOMARA (21) D Menuisier 3 9-1...................Kyle Strydom 76 11 (1) 536- FRANKELIAN (251) R Beckett 3 9-1...............Rossa Ryan 76 12(11) 65-1 PRATIGYA (41) Harry Charlton 3 8-11.......................H Doyle 72 BETTING: 9-2 Elladonna, 6 Pratigya, Quietness, 7 Miss Bielsa, Alhattan, 8 Xiomara, 10 Frankelian, Ciara Pearl, Bigtime Bridget, 16 Others. 2023: DAYZEE 3 8 11, Sean Levey 14-1 (F & M Meade), drawn (6), 6 ran. GARRY OWEN PA GARRY’S DOUBLE: QUIETNESS (NAP, 5.07 Salisbury) & Strike (5.42 Salisbury). 2.00 CAYMAN TAI STYLE KING 2.32 ARABIAN SUN STRATUSNINE (NB) 3.02 REVENUE MATCH ANTHEM 3.37 LITTLE MISS MAGIC MELISENDE 4.07 JODHPUR BLUE JODHPUR BLUE 4.37 STEEL TIGER STEEL TIGER 5.07 QUIETNESS (NAP) ELLADONNA (NAP) 5.42 STRIKE (NB) STRIKE ELLADONNA 15-8fav (10-0, W Buick) Soon steadied last pair, good headway out wide over 2f out, led inside fnal 2f, shaken up and clear inside fnal furlong, stayed on well, won at Nottingham 1m 2f fls hcp 0-75 (5) gd in May beating Xiomara (9-2) by 1 1/2l, 8 ran 2m 12.19s. CIARA PEARL 15-2 (9-13, Jim Crowley) Awkward away, towards rear, ridden and headway approaching fnal furlong, never nearer, 5th of 10, 6l behind Warda Jamila (9-0) at Ascot 1m 2f fls hcp 0-85 (4) gd in May 2m 07.15s. QUIETNESS 15-8fav (10-1, T E Whelan) Led early, held up, headway on outside over 2f out, edged right from over 1f, stayed on well, won at Windsor 1m 3f fl hcp (5) gf in May beating Budding (8-4) by nk, 7 ran 2m 29.81s. SWITCHEL 12-1 (9-11, Tom Marquand) Mid-division, headway on inside tracking leaders 8f out, ridden and weakened rapidly inside fnal 3f, tailed off and eased inside fnal 2f, 8th of 10, 19l behind Kamanika (9-6) at Sandown 1m 2f fl hcp (5) sft in Sep 2m 19.21s. BIGTIME BRIDGET 50-1 (9-2, Daniel Muscutt) Held up in rear, outpaced over 3f out, well behind fnal 2f, 6th of 7, 24l behind You Got To Me (9-2) at Lingfeld 1m 4f 3yo lst fl (1) gd in May 2m 26.25s. GLIMMER OF LIGHT 9-1 (9-2, Hector Crouch) Led over 2f out, ridden edged left and headed over 1f out, weakened into 3rd inside fnal furlong, 3rd of 10, 9l behind Crown Board (9-7) at Wolverhampton 1m 1f nov stk (5) in Dec 1m 49.94s. MELERI 20-1 (9-2, P Cosgrave) Wide and headway to lead over 8f out, ridden and headed entering fnal 2f, weakened fnal furlong, 7th of 10, 9l behind Warda Jamila (9-0) at Ascot 1m 2f fls hcp 0-85 (4) gd in May 2m 07.15s. MISS BIELSA 13-8 (9-9, J Mitchell) Squeezed out start, held up in last pair, headway chasing leaders over 2f out, plugged on in well held 3rd fnal furlong, 3rd of 7, 8l behind Silent Glance (9-7) at Wolverhampton 1m 4f (5) in May 2m 42.41s. ALHATTAN 9-2fav (9-9, Billy Loughnane) Sweating, held up towards rear, closer in mid-division over 4f out, headway tracking leaders over 3f out, pushed along over 2f out, unbalanced in the dip, not clear run and switched right inside fnal furlong, never going pace to reach leaders, 6th of 12, 2l behind Whathappensinvegas (9-3) at Newmarket 1m 2f hcap (4) gd in May 2m 06.45s. XIOMARA 6-1 (9-2, Kyle Strydom) Held up, headway out wide over 1f out, went 2nd inside fnal furlong, stayed on same pace, well held, 2nd of 8, 1 1/2l behind Elladonna (10-0) at Nottingham 1m 2f fls hcp 0-75 (5) gd in May 2m 12.19s. FRANKELIAN 10-3 (9-2, Hector Crouch) Soon led, headed over 2f out, weakened over 1f out, last of 6, 7l behind Our Golden One (9-2) at Nottingham 1m 2yo fl mdn (5) hvy in Oct 1m 52.42s. PRATIGYA 11-8fav (9-0, L Morris) Prominent, led and edged left over 1f out, hung right entering fnal furlong, stayed on, won at Wolverhampton 1m 1f mdn fls stks (5) in May beating Loveable Rogue (8-11) by 1/2l, 8 ran 1m 50.00s. 5.42 SHIPSEYS MARQUEES HANDICAP (5) Winner £4,580 (9 run) 6f 1 (9) 29-342 CRIMSON ANGEL (40) C Cox 4 9-11 (BF)...O Timms (7) 77 2 (2) 52-771 REGAL ENVOY (10) (V) W Knight 5 9-11 (C,D4 ) O Murphy 77 3 (3) 3-1576 BRIGHT (17) M Loughnane 4 9-7 (D)........................F Marsh 73 4 (5) 998174 SHE’S CENTIMENTAL (18) Alice Haynes 4 9-6 (D5 )...David Egan 72 5 (7) 166978 ULTRAMARINE (11) P Evans 5 9-6 (D)......... R Kingscote 72 6 (8) 161355 BIG R (22) E J-Houghton 4 9-5 (D2 )..........................C Bishop 71 7 (6) 0020-5 COOPERATION (24) (H) M Attwater 6 9-4 (D6 )..H Burns (3) 70 8 (4) 2644-1 STRIKE (50) J Portman 6 9-4 (D2 )............................R Hornby 70 9 (1) 638547 LIHOU (18) P Evans 8 9-2 (C,D2 ).........................Rossa Ryan 68 BETTING: 3 Regal Envoy, 7-2 Crimson Angel, 4 Strike, 7 Big R, 10 Lihou, Bright, 12 She’s Centimental, 14 Cooperation, 16 Ultramarine. 2023: REDREDROBIN 6 9 3, William Carson 3-1 (M Saunders), drawn (8), 8 ran. CRIMSON ANGEL 2-1fav (9-4, Oliver Timms) Awkward away, pushed along and headway entering fnal furlong, stayed on to go 2nd towards fnish, 2nd of 5, 2l behind Cinque Verde (9-4) at Lingfeld 6f hcp 0-75 (5) pol in May 1m 10.75s. REGAL ENVOY 6-1 (9-9, Jonny Peate) Close up, ridden and headway to press leader inside fnal furlong, led towards fnish, won at Lingfeld 6f app hcp (5) gd beating Nogo’s Dream (8-13) by nk, 9 ran 1m 10.61s. BRIGHT 50-1 (9-5, R Coakley) Midfeld, kept on same pace approaching fnal furlong, briefy threatened inside fnal furlong, weakened near fnish, 6th of 13, 2 1/2l behind Sixties Chic (9-0) at Windsor 6f hcap (4) gd in May 1m 10.43s. SHE’S CENTIMENTAL 16-1 (9-9, K T O’Neill) Mid-division, pushed along over 2f out, weakened 1f out, 4th of 10, 7l behind Sarah’s Verse (9-0) at Bath 6f fl hcp (0-75) (5) gd in May 1m 11.12s. ULTRAMARINE 28-1 (9-8, George Downing) In rear, pushed along halfway, never on terms, 8th of 9, 9l behind Connie’s Rose (8-13) at Chepstow 5f hcp 0-75 (5) gs in May 59.32s. BIG R 11-2 (8-3, Mia Nicholls) Steadied start, held up in rear, pushed along out wide halfway, never on terms, 5th of 7, 7l behind Amazonian Dream (8-13) at Windsor 6f hcap (3) gf in May 1m 10.25s. COOPERATION 25-1 (8-9, Harry Burns) Tracked leaders, shaken up and unable to quicken 1f out, weakened inside fnal furlong, 5th of 10, 3 1/2l behind Change Sings (9-7) at Newmarket 6f hcap (4) gd in May 1m 11.41s. STRIKE 4-1 (9-6, Rob Hornby) Close up, ridden to challenge 2f out, led over 1f out, kept on well inside fnal furlong, won at Windsor 6f hcp 0-70 (5) gf in Apr beating On Edge (9-3) by nk, 9 ran 1m 12.28s. LIHOU 20-1 (8-7, David Egan) Close up, pushed along and raced awkward over 1f out, weakened inside fnal furlong, 7th of 10, 4 1/2l behind Fair Wind (9-6) at Goodwood 5f hcap (3) gd in May 57.82s. TOP TEAM’S TIPS MERIDIAN’S YANKEE BETHPAGE (4.55 SOUTHWELL), MRS TABITHA (5.30 SOUTHWELL), HOBB’S DELIGHT (6.05 SOUTHWELL). BERRY CLEVER (8.30 WETHERBY), KLONDYKE ANNIE WICKS (2.15 SOUTHWELL). QUIETNESS (5.07 SALISBURY), STRIKE (5.42 SALISBURY), ROCKAVON (of the Sunday Mail) LASER FOCUS (9.00 WETHERBY).

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 39 RECORD RACING Big winners tipped this week at www.dailyrecord.co.uk/racing SOUTHWELL SKY SPORTS RACING. WETHERBY RACING TV. 2.15 DOWNLOAD THE RACEDAY READY APP HANDICAP CHASE (5) Winner £3,248 (9 run) 3m 60yds 1 312-11 BIG BEE HIVE (17) (P,T) S England 7 12-0 (C) .......J England 100 2 80931- DUSAUTIOR (52) (P,T) O Greenall & J Guerriero 6 11-9 (D2 )..... ..............................................................................................H Brooke 95 3 43/P-P MANCE RAYDER (38) (P) H Hogarth 11 11-7 (D).................... .....................................................................................D McMenamin 93 4 0731-2 ANNIE WICKS (29) E Williams 7 11-5.........................A Wedge 91 5 14PPP- GUGUSS COLLONGES (85) (P) R Teal 8 11-4 (D)............... .........................................................................................Lilly Pinchin 90 6 44P-P2 PRINCE CLENI (16) Christian Williams 6 10-8 (CD) ....J Tudor 80 7 /3446- CONCEAL (71) (P) Billy Aprahamian 9 10-6 ...............K Brogan 78 8 3135-3 EIGHTYTWO TEAM (34) (P,T) C Ellam 8 10-4 (CD)...B J Powell 76 9 58/7P- OUT FOR JUSTICE (83) (T) R J Price 11 10-2 (D)....B Poste 71 BETTING: 5-2 Big Bee Hive, 3 Dusautior, 4 Annie Wicks, 5 Prince Cleni, 10 Eightytwo Team, 16 Guguss Collonges, Conceal, 25 Out For Justice, Mance Rayder. 2023: PRINCE CLENI 5 10 8, Jack Tudor 11-4 Fav (Christian Williams), 10 ran. 2.45 RACEDAY-READY.COM NOVICES’ LIMITED HANDICAP CHASE (3) Winner £6,179 (6 run) 2m 4f 88yds 1 /518-0 MAHONS GLORY (45) P Neville 8 11-10 (D)...........H Brooke 136 2 13602- HYLAND (47) N Henderson 7 11-9 (D)................ N De Boinville 135 3 /4U5-5 PARTY BUSINESS (31) (P) I Williams 8 11-4........... C J Todd 130 4 /P135- ITSO FURY (79) (T) Jonjo & A O’Neill 7 11-3 (BF,D)....R McLernon 129 5 376-2U WAY OUT (9) S Hosie 7 11-1 (BF,D)............................H Cobden 127 6 /035-3 SANTONITO (24) T Ellis 7 11-0.......................Mr J Andrews (3) 126 BETTING: 5-2 Hyland, 10-3 Way Out, 4 Itso Fury, 9-2 Party Business, 6 Mahons Glory, 10 Santonito. 2023: No corresponding race. MAHONS GLORY 100-1 (11-7, Henry Brooke) Held up in mid-division, raced awkwardly and steadied off heels turning in, soon weakened, 12th of 17, well behind Ike Sport (10-2) at Sandown 2m 4f hcp hdl 0-145 (2) gd in Apr 4m 50.65s. HYLAND 5-2 (11-7, N de Boinville) Close up, ridden to lead approaching 2 out, headed next, kept on one pace, 2nd of 6, 2 1/2l behind Take No Chances (10-9) at Warwick 3m 1f hcp hdl 0-140 (3) gd in Apr 6m 07.92s. PARTY BUSINESS 10-1 (11-3, C J Todd) Mid-division, pushed along and headway 3 out, kept on same pace after last, 5th of 16, 11l behind Zain Nights (10-10) at Haydock 3m hcp hdl (2) gd in May 6m 03.23s. ITSO FURY 3-1fav (11-7, Jonjo O’Neill Jr.) Chased leaders on inside left 2nd and hampered by faller 6th, pushed along and lost 2nd before 2 out, weakened soon after, 5th of 8, 21l behind Supreme Gift (11-6) at Ascot 2m 6f hcp hdl 0-140 (3) gd in Mar 5m 10.95s. WAY OUT, did not fnish, 9-4fav (11-11, Beau Morgan) Prominent, not fuent 4th where unseated rider, in a race won by Riskintheground (11-5) at Fakenham 2m 5f hcp chs 0-125 (3) gd, 8 ran 5m 21.59s. SANTONITO 18-1 (11-8, Mr Jack Andrews) Took keen hold, midfeld, took closer order 14th, ridden before 3 out, went third next, no extra approaching last, 3rd of 12, 13l behind Collectors Item (11-9) at Uttoxeter 3m hcp chs 0-130 (3) gs in May 6m 14.72s. 3.15 DOWNLOAD OUR OFFICIAL RACECOURSE APP RACEDAY READY HANDICAP CHASE (5) £3,248 (11 run) 1m 7f 182yds 1 /34P4- MINELLA CHOICE (72) I Williams 8 12-0................ C J Todd 98 2 331-34 ABAYA DU MATHAN (7) (P,T) G Hanmer 12 11-10 (CD)....... ............................................................................................R T Dunne 94 3 668P-5 DREAM JET (32) B Ellison 6 11-8..........................Craig Nichol 92 4 44164- GUILLAUME (51) (T) D McCain 7 11-8 (D)................B Hughes 92 5 36345- NEIGH BOTHA (171) (P,T) O Greenall & J Guerriero 7 11-8 (D) ..............................................................................................H Brooke 92 6 8229-9 WE GOT YOUR BACK (7) L Morgan 6 11-6............A Wedge 90 7 4694-7 RAFFERTY (9) (P) L Morgan 10 11-4 (C)....................J Kington 88 8 /6F6-5 MAN OF LIGHT (35) (H* ) P Hobbs & J White 7 10-11............... ....................................................................................Sean Houlihan 81 9 5P535- BERLIET EXPRESS (130) (T) J Coulson 8 10-9 (D2 ) ..S Bowen 79 10 374P-5 PENCIL (26) Nicky Martin 7 10-2.........................................J Best 71 117P4PP- LONIMOSS BARELIERE (63) (B,T) B Summers 8 10-2...... ........................................................................................P Armson (3) 67 BETTING: 9-2 Abaya Du Mathan, 5 Minella Choice, 6 Berliet Express, Neigh Botha, 7 Dream Jet, Guillaume, 10 Man Of Light, Pencil, 12 Others. 2023: No corresponding race. 3.50 PLAY SOUTHWELL GOLF COURSE NOVICES’ HANDICAP HURDLE (5) Winner £3,248 (14 run) 1m 7f 182yds 1 553/4- MONTYS ROCK (402) (P) H Hogarth 5 12-0 .........J Hamilton 100 2 256R6- SHINJI (50) (P) M Keighley 5 11-11 (D)...........................S Bowen 97 3 5P48-5 CAPTAIN’S PICK (10) Christian Williams 6 11-10........J Tudor 96 4 /43-23 SANITISER (15) (P) G & J Moore 5 11-8..................C Quinn (3) 94 5 453- DOG FOX (46) O Greenall & J Guerriero 4 11-8 ..........H Brooke 99 6 25730- THATS JET (46) (P,T) D Bourke 4 11-8........................C Bewley 99 7 32U- CITY OF RUINS (292) Simon Edwards 4 11-7 (BF)................... Mr H Edwards (7)...........................................................................98 8 309-6 JYSUIS (28) (T* ) S G West 5 11-7..................................B Lynn (3) 93 9 487- ZHANG FEI (58) F O’Brien 6 11-4..............................L Harrison 90 10 4/87U- MORANDI SECOND (200) (T) P Neville 5 11-4.....B Hughes 90 11 5-94 SUNSET IN PARIS (15) J R Jenkins 6 11-2...........B J Powell 88 12 0144-6 MARTIN SPIRIT (T) A West 7 11-1 (D)....................L Edwards 87 13 26736- ALRIGHT DAI (172) N Mulholland 6 10-13................. J Bowen 85 14764-U4 MY MATE POLLY (13) W G M Turner 4 10-4...........H Kimber 81 BETTING: 9-2 Sanitiser, 6 Dog Fox, City Of Ruins, 7 Shinji, 8 Alright Dai, 10 Zhang Fei, 12 Captain’s Pick, Morandi Second, 14 Others. 2023: TONTO FOLEY 5 10 4, Jack Tudor 10-1 (Christian Williams), 6 ran. 5.25 BRISTOL STREET MOTORS EBF RESTRICTED MAIDEN STAKES (DIV 1) (4) (2-Y-O) Winner £4,860 (10 run) 5f 110yds 1 (4) 8 BALZARINI (14) S C Williams 9-7......................S De Sousa — 2 (2) 8 CRIMSON LAD (24) Jessica Macey 9-7..........L Edmunds — 3 (7) 89 INSHAD (24) G Boughey 9-7.......................Billy Loughnane — 4 (1) 0 TERRITORIAL KNIGHT (17) K Ryan 9-7......... S James — 5 (3) YES I’M MALI R Fahey 9-7.................................... Oisin Orr — 6 (6) 66 BOBBY JONES (22) N Tinkler 9-5...........................R Scott — 7 (8) 0 CAPTAIN KINSELLA (24) J Gallagher 9-5......D Keenan — 8 (9) MAVETHEFORCEBEWIVU R Fell & S Murray 9-2 ....... ........................................................................................H Russell — 9 (5) MISDREAVOUS O Pears 9-2................................C Hardie — 10 (10) 56 SUN PETAL (17) C Johnston 9-2............................A Mullen — BETTING: 13-8 Yes I’m Mali, 9-2 Bobby Jones, 7 Inshad, 8 Sun Petal, 10 Territorial Knight, Misdreavous, 12 Mavetheforcebewivu, 16 Crimson Lad, 20 Others. 2023: SHE’S A GAMBLER 9 2, Oisin Orr 9-2 (R Fahey), drawn (7), 9 ran. 6.00 BRISTOL STREET MOTORS EBF RESTRICTED MAIDEN STAKES (DIV 2) (4) (2-Y-O) Winner £4,860 (9 run) 5f 110yds 1 (1) AN REALTA CARRAIG A Keatley 9-7 .......P Mulrennan — 2 (7) 4 HICKTON (15) K Ryan 9-7........................................ S James — 3 (8) 6 INERTIA (24) M Dods 9-7........................................C Beasley — 4 (6) 7 LESLEY’S BOY (17) R Fahey 9-7........................ Oisin Orr — 5 (5) 6 TEES AGGREGATES (24) Adrian Nicholls 9-7..C Murtagh — 6 (3) MONTICRISTO BOY N Tinkler 9-5........................R Scott — 7 (4) BELLA LOVE Craig Lidster 9-2..................................S Gray — 8 (9) RIVER BLACKWATER D O’Meara 9-2..........D Tudhope — 9 (2) 77 MAYFLOWER ROSIE (14) Jessica Macey 9-0....H Shaw — BETTING: 3 Lesley’s Boy, 7-2 Hickton, 4 Tees Aggregates, 6 River Blackwater, 8 An Realta Carraig, 10 Inertia, 12 Bella Love, 20 Monticristo Boy, 25 Mayfower Rosie. 2023: No corresponding race. 6.30 JM FINN WEALTH MANAGEMENT NOVICE STAKES (5) Winner £4,320 (16 run) 7f 1 (4) 9 FIONA’S RIDGE (30) J Wainwright 5 10-0.....P Mulrennan — 2 (14) 27 SHAMARDAL STAR (10) A Keatley 5 10-0......... D Nolan — 3 (3) 1 TRANSITIONING (40) A Balding 3 9-11 (D)...............C Lee — 4 (7) 28- APOCALYX (277) R Fahey 3 9-4 (BF)................... Oisin Orr — 5 (15) 6 DASH GORDON (19) A French 3 9-4.................D Keenan — 6 (5) EDWARD CULLEN M Dods 3 9-4 ....................C Beasley — 7 (11) FOX SPIRIT T Easterby 3 9-4.....................................D Allan — 8 (2) 0 ON LOCUST POINT (25) Miss A Murphy 3 9-4 ................. ................................................................................... A Farragher — 9 (16) SPRING FESTIVAL D O’Meara 3 9-4........... B Robinson — 10 (13) THUNDER RUN K R Burke 3 9-4 ......................D Tudhope — 11 (9) 6-0 VICTORIA LEGEND (14) J Wainwright 3 9-4........R Scott — 12(8) WARRIOR’S DANCE G Boughey 3 9-4....Billy Loughnane — 13(6) 0 WIGGINS B (138) D & N Barron 3 9-4.......B Sanderson (3) — 14(1) 6 ZOUS JUICE (29) M & D Easterby 3 9-4 ....Joanna Mason — 15(12) 4-0 KENDALINA (38) J & S Quinn 3 8-13 .........................J Hart — 16(10) 27- TIARAQUEEN (174) W Haggas 3 8-13 (BF)...........C Fallon — BETTING: 3 Tiaraqueen, 7-2 Transitioning, 5 Thunder Run, 7 Apocalyx, 10 Warrior’s Dance, Fox Spirit, 12 Shamardal Star, 14 Edward Cullen, 16 Others. 2023: FINAL CREDIT 3 9 4, Daniel Tudhope 9-1 (D O’Meara), drawn (1), 11 ran. 7.00 TL DALLAS INSURANCE HANDICAP (6) (3-Y-O) Winner £3,926 (13 run) 1m 1 (10)86-971 ATLANTIC GAMBLE (20) W Knight 9-9 (D).......C Fallon 60 2 (5) 537057 REVEAL (18) Miss L Perratt 9-9.............................T Jakes (5) 60 3 (8) 85-8 ORGANIC (140) G Boughey 9-9 ..............................Doubtful 60 4 (11) 9-852 JOHN L SULLIVAN (44) (T) L Russell 9-8 ........ Oisin Orr 59 5 (2) 36-75 RIBBLE RIVER (22) K Ryan 9-7 ........................... S James 58 6 (4) 67857 REMONSTRATE (21) (H* ,P* ) E Dunlop 9-6.......D Tudhope 57 7 (9) 079 DARING LEADER (46) O Greenall & J Guerriero 9-5........ ........................................................................................H Russell 56 8 (6) 040-65 JEZ BOMB (8) S England 9-4 .....................................S Gray 55 9 (13) 079-3 MIST ROLLIN IN (24) (B) D Carroll 9-1 ............... P Dennis 52 10 (7) 0-7429 OCEANIC WONDER (12) T Easterby 9-1 .....S B Kirrane 52 11 (3) 686-04 MARTON HEADS (12) (T* ) T Easterby 9-0.............D Allan 51 12(1) 777-22 FIRST ENCOUNTER (12) (P) J Gallagher 8-9....D Keenan 46 13(12)40-669 TOO MUCH TOO YOUNG (22) R Fell & S Murray 8-9 (BF). ..............................................................................Joanna Mason 43 BETTING: 4 Atlantic Gamble, 5 John L Sullivan, 11-2 First Encounter, 7 Ribble River, 8 Mist Rollin In, 10 Jez Bomb, 12 Daring Leader, Too Much Too Young, 14 Others. 2023: WAR CHANT 10 0, Connor Beasley 4-7 Fav (R Guest), drawn (2), 7 ran. 4.20 JOIN SOUTHWELL GOLF CLUB MAIDEN HURDLE (4) Winner £4,193 (14 run) 2m 4f 88yds 1 8P-8 CASTLECOMER BILL (32) (H) P Neville 6 11-4.................... .................................................................................. J Williamson (3) — 2 /P423- CATCHIM (51) (T* ) C & A Pogson 6 11-4 (BF)............R T Dunne — 3 6/04-F CHANCYCOURT (12) F O’Brien 8 11-4 .......................C Brace 107 4 /3F4-F ELECTRIC JET (14) C Longsdon 5 11-4................G Sheehan 100 5 6/PP-4 HAPPY COUNTY (19) S G West 7 11-4 ..................B Lynn (3) — 6 1/4- MATCHADAM (231) (T) T Lacey 6 11-4 (D)...........S Sheppard — 7 13/43- MONTYS SOLDIER (68) Christian Williams 6 11-4 ....J Tudor — 8 P- NOBLE CAVE (47) (P* ) Jonjo & A O’Neill 5 11-4...R McLernon — 9 2321P/ NO PROMISES (562) S Cameron 10 11-4 ...................B Poste — 10 PASSWIDENSLOW I Williams 7 11-4 ....................... C J Todd — 11 F-4 WHERESMEMONEYGONE (37) M Young 5 11-4 ...C Hammond — 12 4 SOLUTION (30) (T) J & S Best 4 10-12......................H Cobden — 13 0-7 COCCO MADONNA (35) (T* ) Mrs M Rowley 5 10-11............. ............................................................................................C Deutsch — 14 9 AMBERELLI (28) M Keighley 4 10-5 ...........................S Bowen — BETTING: 9-4 Chancycourt, 3 Electric Jet, 7-2 Matchadam, 7 Solution, 10 Montys Soldier, 12 Noble Cave, 25 Passwidenslow, Catchim, 33 Others. 2023: FADED FANTASY 4 10 12, Nick Scholfeld 16-5 (Christian Williams), 12 ran. 4.55 GET THE INSIDE TRACK WITH RACEDAY READY MARES’ HANDICAP HURDLE (DIV 1) (5) £3,248 (10 run) 2m 4f 88yds 1 6341-1 BETHPAGE (30) E Lavelle 6 12-0 ..............................T Bellamy 100 2 615/81 TRUMP LADY (13) S Hosie 9 11-13 ........................B Harris (3) 99 3 42UP-5 AUDITORIA (23) (B) O Murphy 7 11-8..........................S Bowen 94 4 38PP-5 MRS GRIMLEY (38) (T) S Allwood 6 11-4 (C)............ C J Todd 90 5 5F44-2 CULLIGRAN (22) J G O’Shea 5 10-13..................N Scholfeld 85 6 F5PP-4 OUR FRIEND MO (36) (P) Jonjo & A O’Neill 6 10-9...R T Dunne 81 7 0U78-7 MISS APPLEJACK (21) C Longsdon 5 10-8 .....Lilly Pinchin 80 8 6558P- BELLA MADONNA (267) S Earle 6 10-4 .....................J Best 76 9 088P-3 BELLA CAVALLA (24) (P) N Mulholland 6 10-2...B J Powell 71 10 3/65-7 MISSCARLETT (21) (P) P Kirby 10 10-2 (D) J Williamson (3) 69 BETTING: 5-2 Bethpage, 3 Trump Lady, 5 Culligran, 7 Bella Cavalla, 10 Auditoria, 12 Our Friend Mo, 14 Mrs Grimley, Miss Applejack, 25 Others. 2023: MIDNIGHT GOLD 6 12 0, Harry Cobden 9-1 (N Mulholland), 8 ran. 5.30 GET THE INSIDE TRACK WITH RACEDAY READY MARES’ HANDICAP HURDLE (DIV 2) (5) £3,248 (9 run) 2m 4f 88yds 1 63114- OUR PINK LADY (66) (T) James Owen 6 12-0 (CD2 ).....H Cobden 100 2 3588-3 BLOW THE BUDGET (19) (T) L Russell 6 11-9.........D R Fox 95 3 4474-5 KELLIE’S DREAM (26) D Bourke 7 11-6.................C Bewley 92 4 P071-2 MRS TABITHA (32) (T) O Greenall & J Guerriero 5 11-2 (BF)... ..............................................................................................H Brooke 88 5 1835-5 MAYS HILL (19) F O’Brien 6 10-11 .................................C Brace 83 6 /PP9-0 FIADH (34) (P) C Grant 8 10-8 (D)........................D McMenamin 80 7 35769- EMILY WADE (72) (H,T* ) S England 7 10-6 (BF,CD)...J England 78 8 /507-8 FAR AWAY WEST (34) (T* ) Daisy Hitchins 5 10-3 .......H Reed 75 9 45/2-7 LADY SALVADOR (34) J & S Best 8 10-2................S Bowen 71 BETTING: 2 Mrs Tabitha, 4 Our Pink Lady, 9-2 Blow The Budget, 5 Mays Hill, 10 Kellie’s Dream, Emily Wade, 16 Lady Salvador, 25 Fiadh, 50 Far Away West. 2023: No corresponding race. 6.05 TIPS FOR EVERY RACE AT RACEDAY-READY.COM HANDICAP HURDLE (5) Winner £3,248 (13 run) 3m 60yds 1 51P4-4 BACKINACTION (29) E Williams 6 12-0 (D) .............A Wedge 103 2 117-42 THE WISE TRAVELLER (15) S Humphrey 8 11-12 (D)......... ......................................................................................J Gambin (10) 101 3 5088-P CHARLIE MY BOY (33) J R Jenkins 7 11-9 ..........R T Dunne 98 4 1/56-5 GOUAZEC (35) (P,T) D Rees 8 11-8 (D2 )..................J Tidball (5) 97 5 93V6-6 BALLYVAUGHAN BAY (21) D J Jeffreys 7 11-6...T Bellamy 95 6 746-95 STARLYTE (16) (T,V* ) L Russell 7 11-5 (C).........P W Wadge (3) 94 7 0121-4 HOBB’S DELIGHT (15) N Mulholland 8 11-3 (CD).. J Bowen 92 8 10PP-8 CAMILLA’S CHOICE (23) (P) G Hanmer 8 10-13 (D)............ .........................................................................................Lilly Pinchin 88 9 4P7P-8 PRINCE NINO (10) (P,T) Lizzie Quinlan 7 10-12 ........................ ................................................................................ P J Kavanagh (3) 87 10 41F3-4 JUSTSHORTOFABUBBLE (14) (P,T) G Harris 7 10-11 (D) ............................................................................................ B R Jones 86 11 F6/P-7 LORD GETAWAY (20) (P) H Evans 12 10-10 (D2 ).................... .............................................................................Tabitha Worsley (3) 85 12 P/P4-2 RELEASE THE KRAKEN (16) (V) M Keighley 8 10-7.......... ...............................................................................................S Bowen 82 13 /7-F43 LION’SVIGIL (13) W G M Turner 7 10-2 ....................H Kimber 77 BETTING: 4 The Wise Traveller, 9-2 Starlyte, Hobb’s Delight, 7 Lion’s Vigil, Backinaction, Justshortofabubble, 8 Ballyvaughan Bay, 12 Gouazec, 20 Others. 2023: BLUE SANS 8 11 4, Mr Tom Broughton(7) 9-2 (F O’Brien), 9 ran. 7.30 ANGIE CLIFFE 50TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION FILLIES’ HANDICAP (5) Winner £4,449 (10 run) 5f 110yds 1 (10)43-863 ANGLE LAND (18) (V) R Cowell 5 10-1 (D6 )..............J Hart 70 2 (6) 124451 HURT YOU NEVER (23) Adrian Nicholls 5 10-0 (D9 ).......... .............................................................................Mia Nicholls (5) 69 3 (7) /62-78 NAMMOS (11) P Kirby 4 9-13................................J Peate (3) 68 4 (9) /2331- ONEFORSUE (353) P Midgley 4 9-13 (D).............. D Nolan 68 5 (4) 147-46 ISLE OF DREAMS (11) D Carroll 6 9-11 (D7 )...Z Wheatley (3) 66 6 (5) 9-6155 CANARIA QUEEN (11) T Easterby 4 9-9 (CD)......D Allan 64 7 (1) 358422 DAYTONA LADY (19) (P* ) R Carr 4 9-7 (D4 )....JP Sullivan 62 8 (2) 6369-6 TAYGAR (19) (H) M Dods 3 9-7 (D)........................C Beasley 70 9 (8) 93-347 JENNI (108) D O’Meara 3 9-7..................................D Tudhope 70 10 (3) 3670-9 THREE BEAUZ (11) R Menzies 4 9-4.................P Mathers 59 BETTING: 3 Hurt You Never, 7-2 Angle Land, 4 Daytona Lady, 7 Oneforsue, 8 Canaria Queen, 10 Isle Of Dreams, 12 Taygar, 14 Jenni, 25 Others. 2023: No corresponding race. ANGLE LAND 16-1 (8-8, Hayley Turner) Prominent near side, ridden to lead over 1f out, headed inside fnal furlong, stayed on, 3rd of 10, 2l behind Fair Wind (9-6) at Goodwood 5f hcap (3) gd in May 57.82s. HURT YOU NEVER 12-1 (9-8, Mia Nicholls) Chased leaders, pushed along and headway over 1f out, ridden and led over 110 yards out, ran on well, won at Ripon 5f app hcp (6) gd in May beating High Opinion (9-8) by 1l, 11 ran 59.28s. NAMMOS 40-1 (9-5, William Pyle) Chased leaders, ridden over 2f out, weakened over 1f out, 8th of 9, 17l behind Mister Sox (9-2) at Catterick 6f hcp 0-70 (5) gs in May 1m 15.72s. ONEFORSUE 11-8fav (9-2, G Lee) Made all far side rail, shaken up 2f out, in command 1f out, kept up to work inside last, readily, won at Redcar 6f nov stks (5) gd in Jun ‘23 beating Sidney’s Son (9-7) by 1 1/4l, 5 ran 1m 10.23s. ISLE OF DREAMS 6-1 (8-13, Zak Wheatley) Held up towards rear, headway out wide halfway, soon ridden, weakening when hung right over 1f out, 6th of 9, 5l behind Angel Shared (9-7) at Carlisle 5f fls hcp 0-80 (4) gs in May 1m 01.09s. CANARIA QUEEN 15-2 (9-1, D Fentiman) Chased leaders, pushed along halfway, ridden and kept on same pace inside fnal furlong, no extra towards fnish, 5th of 9, 3 1/2l behind Angel Shared (9-7) at Carlisle 5f fls hcp 0-80 (4) gs in May 1m 01.09s. DAYTONA LADY 7-2 (9-10, Joanna Mason) Dwelt towards rear, headway over 1f out, ridden to chase winner entering fnal furlong, kept on one pace, 2nd of 8, 1 1/4l behind El Hibri (9-6) at Chelmsford City 6f hcp 0-65 (6) pol in May 1m 10.98s. TAYGAR 13-2 (9-2, Connor Beasley) Held up in rear, outpaced over 2f out, welll beaten over 1f out, last of 6, 10l behind Cori Glory (10-2) at Catterick 7f fls hcp 0-80 (4) sft in May 1m 30.64s. JENNI 14-1 (8-11, David Probert) In leading pair, ridden and headed 2f out, gradually weakened, last of 7, 6l behind Indicate (9-2) at Southwell 5f mdn stks (4) in Feb 58.24s. THREE BEAUZ 40-1 (9-1, P Mathers) Steadied start, in rear, well beaten fnal 2f, last of 9, 22l behind Mister Sox (9-2) at Catterick 6f hcp 0-70 (5) gs in May 1m 15.72s. 8.00 BEST DRESSED HANDICAP (5) Winner £4,449 (12 run) 1m 1 (7) 41 OWN ACCORD (44) D O’Meara 4 9-10 (C).......D Tudhope 76 2 (6) 60-866 CAROLUS MAGNUS (17) (T) M & D Easterby 6 9-9 (D).. ..............................................................................Joanna Mason 75 3 (9) 128-72 VICTORIA FALLS (23) (V) H Palmer 5 9-9 (D2 ).......J Hart 75 4 (10)123367CAVALLUCCIO (23) (P) Alice Haynes 5 9-7 (D) ..K O’Neill 73 5 (5) 956328 BELTANE (13) M Appleby 5 9-6 (D2 )...............C Howarth (3) 72 6 (3) 1058-0 NAVAL ACADEMY (24) (T) M Walford 4 9-4 (D)...D Costello 70 7 (11) 515-84 MOUNT KING (24) (P,T) T Easterby 4 9-3 (D2 ).........D Allan 69 8 (12) 5/197- JACK DANIEL (329) D Carroll 6 9-3 (D)...... Z Wheatley (3) 69 9 (1) 62550- REIDH (218) R Fahey 4 9-2 (BF)............................... Oisin Orr 68 10 (4) -32346 CIOTOG (20) M Loughnane 6 9-2 (D2 )........Billy Loughnane 68 11 (8) 876610 COVERT LEGEND (24) (P,T) T Collier 4 8-13.....Doubtful 65 12(2) 40-001 COPPER AND FIVE (14) R Carr 8 8-13 (D5 )....C Beasley 65 BETTING: 11-4 Own Accord, 9-2 Victoria Falls, 7 Carolus Magnus, 15-2 Copper And Five, Mount King, 10 Ciotog, Beltane, Reidh, 14 Others. 2023: STAR SHIELD 8 9 9, Daniel Tudhope 9-4 (D O’Meara), drawn (8), 6 ran. 8.30 HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY AWESOME KATIE WEBB HANDICAP (6) (3-Y-O) Winner £3,926 (12 run) 7f 1 (2) 737-5 CHATTY (14) T Easterby 9-11 ......................................D Allan 67 2 (11) 376-46 SAVVY WARRIOR (18) S Woods 9-11 .............D Tudhope 67 3 (1) 807-75 BEECHWOOD STAR (17) (B) R Fahey 9-9...... Oisin Orr 65 4 (7) 5672 MARCHING MAC (14) (T) G Boughey 9-9 ....Billy Loughnane 65 5 (5) 55-260 CUBAN HARRY (34) E Dunlop 9-9 ............................C Lee 65 6 (8) 6-79 LOCOMOTIVE (31) M Walford 9-8........................ J Garritty 64 7 (4) 2-6253 BERRY CLEVER (25) C Dwyer 9-7 ................S De Sousa 63 8 (3) 368-66 WADACRE ICARUS (39) C Johnston 9-5........J Fanning 61 9 (12) 680- SIR GARFIELD (167) (B* ) J & S Quinn 9-4................J Hart 60 10 (6) 3748-9 INSPIRING SPEECHES (14) M Dods 9-4......C Beasley 60 11 (9) 28-756 VINTAGE LOVE (12) G Tuer 9-2...........Brandon Wilkie (5) 58 12(10)23-662 LOUELLA (23) R Fell & S Murray 9-1...................... S James 57 BETTING: 3 Marching Mac, 5 Berry Clever, 6 Louella, 7 Savvy Warrior, 10 Chatty, 12 Sir Garfeld, Beechwood Star, 14 Wadacre Icarus, Inspiring Speeches, Cuban Harry, 16 Others. 2023: SHOT OF LOVE 9 9, Oisin Orr 15-2 (M Appleby), drawn (6), 8 ran. 9.00 KELLING GROUP SPECIALIST HIRE EXPERTS APPRENTICE HANDICAP (5) Winner £4,449 (8 run) 1m 2f 1 (4) 00P-11 CHILLED OUT (12) M Wigham 5 9-11 (D2 )....Brandon Wilkie 69 2 (5) 660 ACHERNAR (36) (T) H Palmer 4 9-9..........Jack Enright (5) 67 3 (2) 4456-5 V TWELVE (63) M Todhunter 5 9-6 (D).................A Brookes 64 4 (1) 498811 LASER FOCUS (14) (T) James Owen 6 9-6 (D).................. ...............................................................................S D Bowen (3) 64 5 (8) 983611 LIFE ON THE ROCKS (8) (V) R Fahey 6 9-6 (D3 )....W Pyle 59 6 (6) 50-793 DOGGED (13) (T,V* ) R Menzies 7 9-5 (D2 ) ................. M Tabti 63 7 (7) 9-3237 BUSBY (28) (P) P Kirby 9 9-4 ......................................T Jakes 62 8 (3) 416-53 JEWEL MAKER (12) T Easterby 9 9-4 (D3 )..A Fielding (8) 62 BETTING: 9-4 Life On The Rocks, 3 Chilled Out, 7-2 Laser Focus, 10 Jewel Maker, Dogged, 12 Busby, 14 Achernar, 16 V Twelve. 2023: No corresponding race. GARRY OWEN PA GARRY OWEN PA 2.15 ANNIE WICKS ANNIE WICKS 2.45 HYLAND WAY OUT 3.15 ABAYA DU MATHAN ABAYA DU MATHAN 3.50 SANITISER SANITISER 4.20 MONTYS SOLDIER MATCHADAM 4.55 BETHPAGE BETHPAGE 5.30 MRS TABITHA MRS TABITHA 6.05 HOBB’S DELIGHT HOBB’S DELIGHT 5.25 YES I’M MALI YES I’M MALI 6.00 HICKTON HICKTON 6.30 TRANSITIONING THUNDER RUN 7.00 MIST ROLLIN IN JOHN L SULLIVAN 7.30 ANGLE LAND ANGLE LAND 8.00 VICTORIA FALLS OWN ACCORD 8.30 BERRY CLEVER BERRY CLEVER 9.00 LASER FOCUS LASER FOCUS GOING: Good-Good to Soft in places. COURSE: Left-handed oval course of 1m 2f, seven fences per circuit, run-in of 250 yards. GOING: Good. COURSE: Left-handed track, 1m 4f round with a 4f straight. TOP TRAINERS: Fergal O’Brien 32-146 (21.9%), Olly Murphy 31-147 (21.1%), Laura Morgan 25-166 (15.1%), Jojo & A J O’Neill 24-137 (17.5%), Martin Keighley 23-151 (15.2%), O Greenall & J Guerriero 19-116 (16.4%). TOP JOCKEYS: Sean Bowen 35-173 (20.2%), Brian Hughes 25-112 (22.3%), Adam Wedge 19-147 (12.9%), Nico De Boinville 18-65 (27.7%), Harry Cobden 17-61 (27.9%). RACING RESULTS TOP TRAINERS: O Greenall & J Guerriero 14-71 (19.7%), Tim Easterby 11-152 (7.2%), Rebecca Menzies 11-89 (12.4%), David O’Meara 9-34 (26.5%), Mark Walford 9-112 (8.0%). TOP JOCKEYS: Daniel Tudhope 8-33 (24.2%), Oisin Orr 7-17 (41.2%), Jason Hart 7-26 (26.9%), David Allan 5-38 (13.2%). CARLISLE Going: Good-good to frm in places 2.20: 1, KISS ME MY LOVE (J Fanning) 2-1 Fav; 2, Tower Of Africa 11-1; 3, Bright Lily 15-2. 9 ran. 1½l, ¾l. (C Johnston). Tote: Win £3.00; Pl £1.10, £3.30, £2.00. Exacta: £24.90. Trifecta: £141.90. CSF: £25.42. 2.50: 1, B ASSOCIATES (A Mullen) 20-1; 2, Belsito 7-2; 3, Rainbow Rain 6-5 Fav. 10 ran. nk, 1l. (I Jardine). Tote: Win £22.10; Pl £4.80, £1.30, £1.10. Exacta: £117.80. Tricast: £156.34. Trifecta: £310.30. CSF: £84.94. NR: Eleven Eleven. 3.20: 1, MINSTREL KNIGHT (C Rodriguez) 11-8 Fav; 2, Warmonger 15-8; 3, Mister Daydream 9-2. 5 ran. 2¼l, 1l. (E Bethell). Tote: Win £2.38; Pl £1.10, £1.80. Exacta: £4.70. Trifecta: £10.60. CSF: £4.16. 3.50: 1, EXPENSIVE ROSE (J Fanning) 8-13 Fav; 2, Li Ban 17-2; 3, Alla Stella 11-2. 7 ran. 1½l, ½l. (C Johnston). Tote: Win £1.62; Pl £1.10, £3.60. Exacta: £5.10. Trifecta: £16.80. CSF: £6.30. 4.20: 1, BLAZING SON (A Breslin) 10-1; 2, Vince Le Prince 16-1; 3, John Kirkup 16-1. Also: 9-4 Fav Wreck It Ryley. 10 ran. ½l, nk. (B Smart). Tote: Win £11.00; Pl £2.90, £4.60, £4.10. Exacta: £154.60. Tricast: £2569.78. Trifecta: £3177.40. CSF: £157.21. NR: Jkr Cobbler. 4.55: 1, BERRY EDGE (P Dennis) 11-1; 2, Highwaygrey 4-1; 3, We Still Believe 9-2. Also: 10-3 Fav Hostelry. 13 ran. ½l, ¾l. (D Thompson). Tote: Win £12.50; Pl £1.90, £2.90, £1.90. Exacta: £82.40. Tricast: £242.86. Trifecta: £354.80. CSF: £53.61. NR: Loom Large. Placepot: £153.70. Quadpot: £65.60. LINGFIELD Going: Awt: standard; turf: good 2.00: 1, NANCY P (Dylan Hogan) 10-1; 2, Miss Dubai 5-1; 3, Publicity 3-1. Also: 5-4 Fav Godsend. 8 ran. 2¼l, 6l. (S Woods). Tote: Win £12.50; Pl £2.70, £1.50, £1.10. Exacta: £64.50. Tricast: £187.26. Trifecta: £182.50. CSF: £56.67. NR: Starshine Legend. 2.35: 1, RAINTOWN (Josephine Gordon) 10-1; 2, Appier 11-4 Fav; 3, Sonnerie Power 11-1. 8 ran. 5l, 2¾l. (J S Moore). Tote: Win £11.00; Pl £2.90, £1.20, £4.00. Exacta: £46.40. Tricast: £313.32. Trifecta: £417.50. CSF: £37.90. 3.05: 1, DELTA LEGEND (S Osborne) 6-1; 2, Swatch 13-8 Fav; 3, The Colorist 40-1. 10 ran. ¾l, 1¾l. (G Kelleway). Tote: Win £7.20; Pl £2.20, £1.20, £7.50. Exacta: £17.80. Tricast: £357.73. Trifecta: £670.30. CSF: £15.96. 3.35: 1, BEAUTIFUL CROWN (Dylan Hogan) 9-4 Fav; 2, Landlordtothestars 4-1; 3, Roscioli 25-1. 9 ran. 1½l, ½l. (Jack Jones). Tote: Win £3.25; Pl £1.10, £1.30, £5.40. Exacta: £11.30. Tricast: £172.44. Trifecta: £135.50. CSF: £10.76. 4.05: 1, KINETIC FORCE (S De Sousa) 14-1; 2, Nala Star 9-2; 3, Twilight Ballet 6-1. Also: 7-2 Fav Early Release. 10 ran. 1½l, 1½l. (D Donovan). Tote: Win £17.20; Pl £4.60, £2.00, £1.60. Exacta: £94.50. Trifecta: £545.30. CSF: £73.99. 4.40: 1, DUE TO HENRY (G Downing) 11-2; 2, Zariela 3-1; 3, Bella Taslina 5-2. Also: 2-1 Fav Toromoro. 10 ran. ½l, 2½l. (E J-Houghton). Tote: Win £7.50; Pl £2.30, £1.10, £1.70. Exacta: £30.10. Trifecta: £81.30. CSF: £22.50. NR: Breckenridge. 5.10: 1, LOCAL MUSIC (S Osborne) 11-8 Fav; 2, Bell Shot 13-2; 3, Amathus 8-1. 8 ran. 3¼l, 2¼l. (M Crawley). Tote: Win £2.38; Pl £1.20, £1.90, £1.30. Exacta: £12.90. Tricast: £51.95. Trifecta: £88.30. CSF: £10.67. Placepot: £73.70. Quadpot: £11.40. PONTEFRACT Going: Good 6.30: 1, SPRING IS SPRUNG (Archie Young) 4-1; 2, Emperor Caradoc 9-4 Fav; 3, Nelson Gay 7-1. 8 ran. 1l, ½l. (P Midgley). Tote: Win £5.00; Pl £1.90, £1.40, £1.90. Exacta: £17.10. Tricast: £60.34. Trifecta: £76.80. CSF: £13.63. NR: Soul Seeker. 7.00: 1, ARDEUR (Rossa Ryan) 3-10 Fav; 2, Lady Luzon 6-1; 3, Heartened 100-1. 6 ran. 6l, 2¾l. (R Beckett). Tote: Win £1.30; Pl £1.10, £1.70. Exacta: £2.60. Trifecta: £35.30. CSF: £2.64. 7.30: 1, ESMERAY (Rossa Ryan) 6-4 Fav; 2, Ginistrelli 125-1; 3, Eleanor Cross 9-2. 6 ran. 4½l, nk. (R Beckett). Tote: Win £2.50; Pl £1.30, £18.90. Exacta: £78.00. Trifecta: £392.10. CSF: £83.74. 8.00: 1, SAM SARPHATI (H Shaw) 16-1; 2, Easy Equation 11-2; 3, Rory The Cat 5-1. Also: 11-8 Fav Tigerten. 13 ran. ½l, 1l. (Sara Ender). Tote: Win £18.40; Pl £4.10, £2.00, £1.80. Exacta: £118.50. Tricast: £516.54. Trifecta: £559.70. CSF: £98.43. 8.30: 1, LORD WARBURTON (A Brookes) 125-1; 2, Ballsbridge 22-1; 3, Freddy Robinson 13-2. Also: 4-1 Fav Tiberio Force. 13 ran. 2½l, 2¾l. (M Sowersby). Tote: Win £126.00; Pl £27.50, £5.40, £2.30. Exacta: £1073.50. Tricast: £18706.44. Trifecta: Not won. CSF: £1831.01. NR: Mc’ted. 9.00: 1, TRAVIS (Rossa Ryan) 6-1; 2, Catton Lady 5-1; 3, Havana Rum 8-1. Also: 4-1 Fav King Of Tonga. 9 ran. 1l, ½l. (G Boughey). Tote: Win £7.00; Pl £1.80, £2.60, £2.00. Exacta: £24.00. Tricast: £241.45. Trifecta: £218.70. CSF: £35.43. NR: Motagally. Placepot: £164.50. Quadpot: £92.60. WINDSOR Going: Good to frm-good in places 5.40: 1, ON EDGE (Gina Mangan) 5-1; 2, Safari Dream 10-3 Fav; 3, Level Up 25-1. 10 ran. nk, hd. (C Mason). Tote: Win £6.00; Pl £1.80, £1.20, £6.20. Exacta: £24.40. Tricast: £384.95. Trifecta: £340.90. CSF: £21.34. 6.10: 1, CELANDINE (T Marquand) 6-1; 2, Pouting 5-2; 3, Adrestia 7-4 Fav. 11 ran. 1¾l, ½l. (E Walker). Tote: Win £7.20; Pl £1.90, £1.40, £1.30. Exacta: £24.80. Trifecta: £68.60. CSF: £20.58. NR: Bermuda Longtail. 6.40: 1, T’CHALLA (O Murphy) 7-2; 2, Midair evens Fav; 3, Daarkom 10-3. 10 ran. nk, 4¼l. (A Balding). Tote: Win £4.50; Pl £1.40, £1.10, £1.50. Exacta: £9.00. Trifecta: £19.50. CSF: £7.33. 7.10: 1, APPROVAL (T Marquand) 10-3; 2, Lord Of Love 15-8 Fav; 3, At Vimeiro 8-1. 15 ran. 4¼l, 5½l. (W Haggas). Tote: Win £4.34; Pl £1.70, £1.70, £2.60. Exacta: £10.60. Trifecta: £59.90. CSF: £9.70. 7.40: 1, NAVELLO (W Buick) 12-1; 2, Squealer 9-1; 3, Thunder Moor 40-1. Also: 9-4 Fav Rocking Ends. 10 ran. shd, ½l. (G Boughey). Tote: Win £13.00; Pl £3.00, £2.30, £8.90. Exacta: £125.70. Tricast: £4240.19. Trifecta: £3691.90. CSF: £113.61. 8.10: 1, CITY OF DELIGHT (Kyle Strydom) 4-1; 2, Lia Rose 8-1; 3, Glimpse The Moon 16-1. Also: 11-4 Fav Penalty Shootout. 13 ran. ½l, 1¼l. (D Menuisier). Tote: Win £5.00; Pl £1.90, £2.10, £4.80. Exacta: £44.20. Tricast: £478.00. Trifecta: £523.80. CSF: £35.54. NR: Meet Me In Meraki. 8.40: 1, BUXTED TOO (R Kingscote) 25-1; 2, D Day Arvalenreeva 3-1; 3, Bloomwithgrace 17-2. Also: 15-8 Fav Naasma. 10 ran. hd, nk. (I Williams). Tote: Win £30.50; Pl £5.80, £1.60, £2.70. Exacta: £134.70. Tricast: £720.79. Trifecta: £946.80. CSF: £97.08. NR: On The Right Track. Jackpot: Not won, pool of £35,828.95 carried over to Wetherby. Placepot: £108.20. Quadpot: £43.90.

PAGE 40 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 ONLY £3.50 Available to purchase in most supermarkets, high street retailers and independent newsagents from June 3, 2024. For online purchases postage and packaging applies. ON SALE NOW! at participating retailers VISIT: REACHSHOPS.CO.UK/SCOTLANDEUROS YOUR GUIDE TO THE EUROS 2024 Scot’s legal eagle pal gives him mental tips for US Open charge trying to detach yourself from them as much as possible. “We’re generally not patient people. We’re competitive people and patience and that don’t really go too well together. “Golf is frustrating when the results aren’t there. “It’s trying to detach yourself from the results as much as possible and within reason. You’ve just got to trust the right things and feel you are improving each day. If that’s the case, the results will hopefully come. “Most of us golfers and most sports people, you need to be hard on yourself to an extent or you are not going to get any better. “It’s a case of trying to make sure it doesn’t drag out and let it feed into the next day or the next week. “It’s about picking yourself up and focusing on what you need to do.” Forrest, who played at The Open in 2013 and 2018 in his two previous Major outings, is determined to do well for himself and for Scotland. With no Scot at this year’s Masters for the first time since 1984 and only M a c I n t y r e m a k i n g t h e USPGA, the East L o t h i a n s t a r ’ s qualification for Pinehurst is a boost. Forrest insists golf current’s set-up makes it tough for the Tartan clan as he said: “Without sounding as though I am making excuses, we are now up against it massively with the Official World Golf Ranking system in terms of getting into the Majors. “It’s very difficult, almost impossible, to get into the Top 50 through our tour now without gaining a PGA Tour card. “Matthieu Pavon is probably the best example. I think he was outside the top 200 going into the Dunhill last year then ended up having a great finish to the season and going out to the US and winning his second or third event. “So it shows that, if you are good enough to do really well on our tour, you are good enough to do well on the PGA Tour.” as he said: “Without sounding as though I am making excuses, we are now up against it massively with the Official World Golf Ranking system in terms of getting into the Majors. “It’s very difficult, almost impossible, to get into the Top 50 through our tour now without “Matthieu Pavon is probably the best example. I think he was outside the top 200 going into the Dunhill last year then ended up having a great finish to the season and going out to the US and winning his “So it shows that, if you are good US OPEN Tiger Woods’ 7/4 odds in 2009. The American banked another $4m (£3.1m) for his one-shot win on Sunday at Jack Nicklaus’ tournament to take his earnings this season to $24,024,553 (£19m). He start the US Open on Thursday as the red-hot favourite to claim his third Major. Currently priced at 29/10 with some UK bookmakers, Scheffler’s odds are the shortest to win the US Open since BY CRAIG SWAN SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER has smashed his own record for PGA Tour earnings in a single season a f t e r w i n n i n g T h e Memorial Tournament – his fifth victory of an incredible year. And the world No.1 will SCOTTIE IS BANG ON THE GRANT FORREST reckons a brush with the law can boost his US Open bid. The Scot heads to Pinehurst looking for a Major performance on his tournament debut. Forrest joins Bob MacIntyre flying the flag for Scotland having come through qualifying last month at Walton Heath. Headlines from the last Major dramatically centred around Scottie Scheffler being led away in handcuffs during the USPGA Championship at Valhalla. The road-traf fic incident temporarily put the brakes on the world No.1’s remarkable season – but Forrest is having a more positive experience with the law going into the 124th US Open. The 30-year-old is in the right mindset for the challenge having had helpful talks with figures outside of the game. Forrest lifted the lid on talking to various figures away from the sport to aid his approach as he said: “I like just s p e a k i n g t o s u c c e s s f u l people outside of golf because the mentality is generally the same. “For example, Glen Gilson, from Gilson Gray, is a member at The Renaissance Club after being a Craigielaw member as well. He’s become a bit of a mentor. “He’s obviously running one of the biggest law firms in Scotland now and he’s got a very good mindset, helping me out with what it takes to be a high performer. “You come across some people who are extremely successful in their field and they tend to be able to pick up anything and do it well because of their mindset. “It’s the way they think, the way they motivate themselves. The way they do things on a day-to-day basis is the reason they’ve become successful. “In golf, it’s trying to be realistic and take the positives when they are there and pick yourself back up when you have to. “The results do matter but it’s You come across folk who are successful in their field. They tend to pick up anything GRANT FORREST ON TAKING TIPS on pole and led for 20 laps but had to settle for third. It was the team’s first podium of 2024, while Lewis Hamilton also secured a season-best result, one place behind his team-mate. A flurry of upgrades in recent weeks has seen them add performance and team boss Wolff said: “Since Imola we have taken the right steps and put parts on the car that (have worked) and that’s something we have struggled with in the last couple of years. “Directionally we seem to be heading forward. “We have new parts coming in Barcelona so I hope we can continue this positive trajectory. “Hopefully the next few races when there is a track you can overtake, it will be exciting.” RIGHT STEPS Toto Wolf Toto’s delight as Mercedes eye return to pole position TOTO WOLFF is daring to dream Mercedes can cement their place back at F1’s top table in the coming weeks. For so long, the oncedominant Silver Arrows have toiled with little reward for their efforts – just one race win since 2021. But Mercedes look to finally have genuine momentum and were contenders for victory in Montreal on Sunday. George Russell started FORMULA ONE

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 41 Grant’s got the law on his side MAJOR COUNTDOWN player to win five events before the US Open since Tom Watson in 1980. And the Memorial was his 11th consecutive tournament with a top-10 finish. Asked if he has a target on his back at Pinehurst, with the hike in prize money on the PGA. His five wins have come at the Masters, The Players’ Championships and three Signature Events – Memorial, RBC Heritage and API. Scheffler is the first won a record $21,014,342 (£16.5m) in the whole of last year and his career earnings, at the age of 27, are $66,589,782 (£52.2m) – seventh on the all-time list. His recent dominance in the game has coincided he said: “Not really. Just because I’m the favourite doesn’t really have any affect on my score. “We all start at even par. It’s a good place to be. I like how my game’s feeling right now. I’ve been playing some good golf.” RED-SCOTT Champ Schef er MONEY AFTER SEALING 5TH WIN down to it, I’m glad I competed really hard and got over the line. It’s good to be back on the grass. “I played point by point and I gave myself the best chance to win the game.” Two-time Wimbledon champ Murray will set up a clash with Draper if he can get past American Marcos Giron in the first round in Stuttgart today. JACK DRAPER got his grasscourt season off to a winning start at the Stuttgart Open and set up a possible meeting with Andy Murray. The British No.2, ranked 40 in the world, began preparations for his home slam at Wimbledon with a 7-6 7-6 win over Austrian Sebastian Ofner. He said: “When it came Draper Of to good start and could face Murray win over world No.1 Ja n n i c k S i n n e r a n d Olympic champion Alex Zverev in the final. “The lesson I learned from this tournament is that mental strength wins you matches,” he said. “It’s not enough to play brilliantly, to play your best tennis, if I want to win. If you are not strong in your head, you will not win a Grand Slam, no matter your level. If you are physically perfect, you play the tennis of your life, but if you are not strong in the head, you will not succeed.” He will next defend his Queen’s Club title before bidding to become only the sixth man in the Open era – after Rod Laver, Bjorn B org , R afa el Na d al , Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic – to win the French Open-Wimbledon double in the same season. And at the Australian Open in January, he will get the chance to join more elite company by completing his career Grand Slam. “The Grand Slams are obviously part of our aims,” his fellow Spaniard Ferrero said. “Whatever tournament, Carlos is going to be among the favourites. He must remain relaxed.” CARLOS ALCARAZ’S coach has warned the Spanish superstar has yet to reach his “full potential” after he won his third Grand Slam aged only 21 at the French Open. A n d t h e s m i l i n g Wimbledon champion said he will “hopefully” equal the record of 24 Major titles held by Novak Djokovic. John McEnroe hailed Alcaraz’s talent and claimed: “He’s better than Federer, Nadal and Djokovic at 21.” The world No.2 already has the all-round game to become the youngest man to win Grand Slam titles on three different surfaces. But the scary prospect for the rest of the sport is that his coach Juan Carlos Ferrero has claimed the best is still to come. “He can get better in a lot of things,” said the 2003 French Open winner. “He has not achieved his full potential – he is a long way from that. “We are looking to find this mental stability which he lacks so he can maintain a very high level throughout. That will come with experience. We need to continue to get better. “ Alcaraz needed to come back from two sets to one down in both his semi-final BY NEIL McLEMAN FLASH CAR MOTORING TO GREATNESS FRENCH FANCY Carlos Alcaraz collected the trophy in Paris TENNIS Grant’s ALL TO PLAY FORR Grant is hoping for strong show at US Open. He’s in the line-up with fellow Scot MacIntyre, below left

PAGE 42 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 the last thing my coach said, ‘Don’t fall asleep.’ It was an interesting choice of words. But I definitely could have.” Norwegian rival Jakob Ingebrigtsen topped the other semi to tee up a shot at a double following his 5000m gold. Gourlay’s Giffnock North club-mate Erin Wallace reached the 800m semis with fifth place. NEIL GOURLEY confessed he’d had to stay alert to book his spot in the men’s 1500 metres final in Rome. The Glaswegian, 29, won his opening heat in 3:44.05 after opting to only fly in from his base in Arizona 48 hours earlier. “I need a sleep, I am still jetlagged,” he said. “It went fine so I can sleep between now and the final. That was No snoozing as Gourlay eases into Rome final think, ‘Right, keep going.’ Because I know that she’d want me to be there. “And then she should be watching me if I make the Olympic Games as well. It’s a really big driving force for me.” Even though McColgan has the qualifying standard for Paris, she knows there’s an urgent need to prove her fitness if she wants a spot on the plane to France. It’s been a massive race against the clock to get back in the game with Scots rival Megan Keith booking her ticket by winning last month’s trials in London while McColgan was still on the sidelines. “I’ve obviously had a long time out … over a year,” she said. “I’m just hoping this will be a competitive enough performance to show I’m on that trajectory towards Paris. And I really feel like I am.” Last night Briton Molly Caudery won bronze in the women’s pole vault. Switzerland’s Angelica Moser’s mark of 4.78m pushed Katerina Stefanidi into second place. Charlie Dobson grabbed silver in the men’s 400m with a PB of 44.38 secs. He was edged out by Belgian Alexander Doom (44.15). EILISH McCOLGAN intends to turn heartache into h eroics at th e European Championships tonight with a good luck charm given to her by her late granny. The Dundonian, 33, can bring a year of pain – on and off the track – to an end with a challenge for glory in the 10,000 metres final in Rome. It caps a fren etic comeback for the fourtime Euro medallist who has only had one low-key outing in the past 14 months due to a knee issue. During that period, she suffered the loss of stepdad John, before the double blow of beloved granny Betty’s passing last month. McColgan will carry the memories of how she cheered her on when she lines up in the capital. “ S h e w a s a h u g e supporter of mine,” Eilish said of her gran. “She was always watching me on the TV. As soon as any race that was on TV, she would have it on. Actually, I have a little bracelet that I’ll be wearing in the race that my granny actually gave me. “So I have that on every single day. It’s a little bit of a source of strength. When you are getting a bit tired in sessions, you BY MARK WOODS EILISH BIDS TO MAKE LATE GRAN PROUD RUNNING INTO FORM McColgan says she’s on track for Paris RUGBY ATHLETICS it found 448 instances of racism and discrimination. That report’s credibility now lies in tatters.” Blain, who has lost several jobs due to the claims, added: “My accusers, their supporters at sportscotland, Cricket Scotland and the lobby group Running Out Racism have very serious questions to answer. “They endorsed a misleading narrative that cricket in Scotland is inherently racist. There should be a full and transparent investigation into how these allegations were so badly mishandled.” Majid and Qasim considerable support during their careers, they made such false and disgraceful accusations against me. “In contrast, I want to place on record my heartfelt thanks to a string of former players and others within our game – including several Asian players – who have been brave enough to stand up for the truth and to support me during an extremely difficult period for me and my family. “It’s taken over three years to clear my name and I remain very angry and disappointed at the way Cricket Scotland and s p o r t s c o t l a n d s o b a d ly mishandled these allegations and the wider process. “From the beginning, and before any investigation had been conducted, the allegations were treated by sportscotland and Cricket Scotland as established facts but have now been proven to be without substance. “This revealing mindset led to sportscotland commissioning the deeply flawed and biased Plan 4 Sport review which said appointed by Cricket Scotland. In January, Blain says he received written confirmation from Cricket Scotland’s then-CEO Pete Fitzboydon, that he had been cleared. Blain was asked to keep the judgement confidential to enable Cricket Scotland to inform the complainers but he’s been forced to go public after five months of delay by the governing body. The 45-year-old, who won 118 caps, said: “It’s obvious to me that, rather than publish this very clear and detailed judgement which exonerates me, Cricket Scotland is once again running scared of the small ‘anti-racist’ cabal which has exerted such a malign influence over our sport. “My life has been on hold for too long and it’s time that the truth is finally told about one of the biggest sporting scandals of recent times. I am finally able to respond to those who falsely accused me. I could not believe that, after giving CRICKET Murchie won’t re-Pete his Munster story FINAL MEMORIES Murchie guys who are seasoned internationals and have played right at the top of the game and have won huge games, played at World Cups as well.” Warriors centre Stafford McDowall could be back in contention for the game but prop forward Nathan McBeth is an injury doubt. in 2015 – it’s a long time ago. The guys are keen to make their own history. “If there’s something really important where you can add value, then you say it. But we’ve an experienced group who have played in high-pressure games and know where they need to be. We’re talking about they prepare for Saturday’s URC semi-final in Limerick because they are intent on making their own history. Murchie said: “You can definitely draw on those experiences. But at the same time nobody wants to hear about what we did PETE MURCHIE knows how to beat Munster in a major tournament – he was Glasgow’s 24th man when they defeated the Irish side in the Pro12 final in 2015. But the assistant coach says the current Warriors squad won’t need to hear about his battle stories as Blain hits out at authorities after being cleared of racism My life’s been on hold too long.. it’s time to tell the truth about this scandal BRANDON McMullen says it will be business as usual for Scotland in their T20 World Cup crunch with Australia. They know victory at the weekend will clinch a Super 8 place and McMullen said: “We’ll just go and play our brand of cricket.” South Africa beat Bangladesh by four runs yesterday. We’ll be Bran new BY WILLIAM DICK Murchie won’t re-Pete his Munster story too long and it’s time that the truth is finally told about one of the biggest sporting scandals of recent times. I am finally able to respond to those who falsely accused me. I could not believe that, after giving Murchie won’t re-Pete his Munster story JOHN BLAIN, one of the most successful Scottish cricketers of all time, came out fighting last night after being cleared of allegations of racist behaviour. The former international fast bowler has called for a full and transparent inquiry into the actions of sportscotland and Cricket Scotland after a year-long investigation concluded he had no case to answer. Allegations were made against Blain by ex-Scotland players Majid Haq and Qasim Sheikh. It’s understood the claims were comprehensively rejected by an independent legal team FALSELY ACCUSED Ex-Scotland fast bowler John Blain RACISM CLAIMS Sheikh, left, and Haq

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 43 HIBS MARSH NEXT CHAPTER TV QUICK QUIZ HAS Scotland been hit by an injury curse in the build-up to the Euros? FOOTBALL: Friendly, Northern Ireland v Andorra (Premier Sports 2, 7.35pm) Portugal v Republic of Ireland (Premier Sports 1, 7.35pm). CRICKET: Men’s T20 World Cup, Pakistan v Canada (Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Cricket, 3pm) Sri Lanka v Nepal (Sky Sports Main Event, midnight) Australia v Namibia (Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Cricket, 1am, Wed) Vitality Blast, Middlesex v Somerset (Sky Sports Main Event, 7pm). TENNIS: ATP/WTA Rosmalen (Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Tennis, 10am). BASEBALL: MLB, Baltimore Orioles v Atlanta Braves (TNT Sports 1, 11.30pm). 2013: Racehorse trainer Sir Henry Cecil died aged 70. 1. How many Formula One wins does Max Verstappen have this season? 2. Who won the 2023 men’s golf US Open? 3. Which bowler tops the ICC women’s ODI and T20 bowling rankings? 4. Who picked up the golden boot at Euro 2020? 5. For which club does Scotland striker Tommy Conway play? 6. Who did Carlos Alcaraz beat to claim a maiden French Open title? 7. Jordan Love is the quarterback for which NFL team? 8. Which team will Gloucester-Hartpury take on in the Premiership Women’s Rugby final? 9. Where will the 2028 Olympic Games be held? 10. Who won the Tour de France title last year? GOT A STORY? DAILY POLL ON THIS DAY SPORT Tweet us at @Record_Sport Or email us [email protected] Sophie 3. Wyndham Clark; 2. 6; ANSWERS: 1. Bristol City; 5. Cristiano Ronaldo; 4. Ecclestone; 8. Green Bay Packers; 7. Alexander Zverev; 6. Jonas 10. Los Angeles; 9. Bristol Bears; Vingegaard. BOOTROOM HAS Scotland been hit by an injury curse in the build-up to MY GLOVE STORY IS NOT OVER YET Clement, and his staff. We look forward to welcoming Clinton to Glasgow as we continue to shape the squad ahead of the 2024/25 campaign.” Sources in France claim Nsiala snubbed offers elsewhere – as well as a new Milan deal – after being “seduced by the prospect of evolving at a major European club”. themselves for an intense period of ins and outs at Ibrox. And Koppen can’t wait to see how Nsiala settles. He said: “We are excited to add a talented young player in Clinton to the squad. “He joins as an exciting talent who we believe can develop and take his next steps under our manager, Philippe UEFA Youth League last term, starting nine of the 10 fixtures across the campaign. A former France U18 player, Nsiala was also promoted to Stefano Pioli’s first-top squad last year, making the bench for a number of domestic and European clashes. Clement and recruitment chief Nils Koppen are preparing Rangers snap up AC Milan youngster Clinton EXCITING TALENT Koppen FROM BACK PAGE overhaul. He’ll become the club’s third signing of the summer when he officially follows Jefte and Oscar Cortes through the door on July 1. The former Nantes academy pupil made the move to Milan in 2021. He impressed for the Serie A side’s U19s outfit as they reached the final of the Aussie move still on Boyle MARTIN BOYLE has left the door open on a summer exit from Hibs after reiterating his dream to play in Australia. The 31-year-old is back home as he prepares for the Socceroos’ World Cup qualifier against Palestine today. Boyle said: “It’s an aim to play in the A-League for sure. When that’ll happen I’m not sure, so we’ll just see what the future holds.” Rae of light with Saints JOSH RAE has signed for St Johnstone on a two-year deal from Airdrie. The 23-year-old was ruled out of the Diamonds’ end to the season after suffering concussion in a clash against Inverness. Robbie Hemfrey ended up between the sticks for the remaining few games but he has since left. Rae said: “My main aim is to do well for this club and help us move forward.” Sneddon’s in at Falkirk FALKIRK have snapped up keeper Jamie Sneddon on a two-year deal after he left Patrick Thistle. The stopper spent seven years at the Jags, making 170 appearances, and will battle with Nicky Hogarth for the No.1 jersey at the Championship newcomers. Falkirk No.2 Paul Smith said: “I’m delighted we’ve been able to sign Jamie, especially given he had offers from other clubs.” New QP deal is to Savour QUEEN’S PARK ace Grant Savoury is determined to repay manager Callum Davidson’s faith after penning a new deal. Savoury missed the whole of last season through injury. But Davidson was keen to get the striker signed up on a new contract and Savoury said: “Hopefully I will show him soon that it was well worth extending my contract.” which I know he has a real passion for.” Meanwhile, Mackay insists Gray is more than ready to be handed his big chance after being appointed as the club’s first team head coach on a three-year deal. The 2016 Scottish Cup hero took the reins on an interim basis for the fourth time after Nick Montgomery was sacked last month. Now he has been given the top job on a permanent basis. Speaking at the launch of his dad Malky Mackay senior’s book What ‘am sayin’ to you is’, the Hibs sporting director said: “Absolutely. I’m delighted for him. Someone gave me a chance once…” environment which can deliver success both on and off the pitch.” Marshall made over 670 club appearances after b r e a k i n g t h r o u g h a t Parkhead – and won 47 caps for his country. He played for Mackay at Cardiff during a 15-year career south of the border where he also turned out for Norwich, Hull City, Wigan, Derby County and QPR. All of which, Mackay reckons, makes him a prime candidate to join the f o o t b a l l d e p a r t m e n t behind the scenes. Mackay said: “I am delighted that David will stay with our club in a new role in Marshall’s move ‘upstairs’ that caught the imagination with the 39-year-old having recently completed a Master’s degree in Sports Directorship. He will work on boosting the football operations d e p a r t m e n t o n t h e performance side and has joined the board of the club’s charitable arm, the Hibernian Community Foundation. Marshall said: “Having made the decision to retire from football, I’m delighted to be given the opportunity in this role at the club. “I’ve got to know and understand the club over the last two seasons and I look forward to working closely with Malky to create an IS NOT OVER YET BY FRASER WILSON David calls time on career but moves upstairs with Malky DAVID MARSHALL insists he’s as determined as ever to deliver success to Hibs after bringing the curtain down on a remarkable playing career between the sticks. The Scotland hero has hung up the gloves 21 years after making his debut for Celtic and can’t wait to grab his new role at Easter Road after agreeing a newly-created technical p er formance manager position. It means he’ ll work alongside new sporting director Malky Mackay – with whom he won the English Championship when the latter was in charge at Cardiff 11 years ago – and assist new first team coach David Gray at HTC. Marshall’s move came as Hibs chiefs also confirmed club legends Lewis Stevenson and Paul Hanlon were among the guys leaving this summer. Stevenson has already signed for Raith with Hanlon weighing up offers including one that would see him join Stevenson in Kirkcaldy. Adam Le Fondre has also been released while loanees Will Fish, Eliezer Mayenda, Myziane Maolida, Emiliano Marcondes, and Nectarios Triantis all return to their parent clubs. But it’s MARSHALLING THINGS David has a new role with Hibs working with Mackay BOOK CLUB Malky Jr and his dad yesterday

PAGE 44 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 • Euros highlights • Top columnists • Free shop bets • Great reader offers . Terms and conditions apply. See your paper each day for details INSIDE FRIDAY Atletico Madrid, Lazio and Feyenoord in the group stage, and he also pitted himself against a strong Netherlands side in Ireland’s Euro 2024 qualifiers. Asked about the best he has faced up to now, Scales said: “There were a few from Holland like Virgil van Dijk and Antoine Griezmann in the Champions League. “That was my first taste of Champions League football with Celtic and it would have been the same for a lot of the players. “Hopefully we’ll be a bit more experienced next season.” Scales has five caps for the Republic of Ireland but centreback is the team’s strongest area. Every cap is hard-earned. But his form for Celtic – which secured a new contract having spent last season on loan at Aberdeen – is too good to ignore and interim boss John O’Shea knows it. Scales arrived into camp on a high after Celtic’s dramatic Scottish Cup Final win over rivals Rangers – with Ireland team-mate Adam Idah scoring the 90th-minute winner. Scales said: “I just want to go into next year and have the same sort of season, playing regularly and being successful, winning trophies. “I have enjoyed almost every minute as it was a great step to cement myself in the team at Celtic.” And Scales feels he has thrived under the unique pressure at Celtic where fans demand victory in every game. He said: “Once you accept that’s the way it is, you know that you are constantly under s c r u t i n y a s p e o p l e a r e lo o kin g for success.” SNAP Liam: I want Ron picture but only Champs League with Celts will put me in the frame for Ireland starts BY PAUL O’HEHIR play at a high level for another two years. With Nick Pope ahead of him and the Geordies closing in on a £15million move for James Trafford at Burnley, he’ll be allowed to leave after six years. But Celtic face a battle “I have enjoyed almost every minute as it was a great step to cement myself in the team at Celtic.” And Scales feels he has thrived under the unique pressure at Celtic where fans demand victory in every game. He said: “Once you accept that’s the way it is, you know that you are constantly under s c r u t i n y a s p e o p l e a r e lo o kin g for success.” SET TO GO Lagerbielke FROM BACK PAGE Park as Hart did in three hugely successful years north of the border. Though Dubravka is 35, he was a regular for Newastle during the second half of last season and believes he can still HOOPS EYEING RANGERS will face English outfit Birmingham in a memorial match for Trevor Francis as part of their pre-season preparations, with Philippe Clement’s men also taking on German Bundesliga side Union Berlin. The City game takes place on the first anniversary of Francis’ death, July 24, with the game at St Andrew’s kicking off at 7.45pm. Rangers then face Union Berlin in the German capital three days later with a 5pm kick-off local time. percent stake watered down to just 46 percent at the end of the six-year payment plan. But in their warning to members, the fan group said: “The Well Society Board, by 6-3 majority, does not believe the negotiated terms are advantageous to the club and recommends that Well Society members reject this offer in a forthcoming ballot. Fan ownership is the only way we can safeguard the long-term future of the club.” Wrexham docuseries, the TV streaming expert reckons he can raise further millions by making Motherwell the subject of a similar online hit. But the Well Society have major concerns and argue the offer for an eventual 49 percent stake “drastically undervalues the club”. Should the bid be passed by shareholders after a two-week voting period, which will close on July 14, the Society would face having their current 71 FROM BACK PAGE that would lead to the American and his wife Courtney replacing the fan group as the club’s biggest stakeholder. Barmack has spent the last few months in talks with the Steelmen board after responding to the viral video they released appealing to singing star Taylor Swift and other celebs to “gie’s some dosh”. His plan would see £1.95m ploughed in over six years. Drawing from the success of Netflix’s WELL SOCIETY: KO NETFLIX CHIEF BID CELTIC LIAM SCALES believes his exposure to Champions League football with Celtic can help cement his standing as an Ireland international. And the centre-back – flying high after a stellar season – feels ready to shackle Cristiano Ronaldo tonight when the Boys in Green face Portugal in Aveiro. Ireland are in buoyant form after last week’s friendly win over Euro 2024-bound Hungary in Dublin, with Scales impressing as a half-time sub. For Portugal, this is their final warm-up before the Euros and potentially 39-year-old Ronaldo’s final international on home soil. But Scales is ready to spoil their send off and Ronaldo’s farewell, with the global star primed for this game after sitting out the recent friendlies with Croatia and Finland. “I’m not a Manchester United fan but I like Ronaldo and with the career he’s had, I don’t need to say how good he is. Hopefully I get to play against him,” said Scales. “He’s probably th e b est goalscorer of all time and you don’t lose that knack. He might have slowed down a bit but you can see the shape he’s in, he can still score goals. “We’ll have to be completely ready. “ Hop eful ly on e of th e photographers gets a photo of me standing next to him! It’s the challenge to see what he’s like. We have seen it (on TV) but to feel it by playing against him would be great.” S c a l e s f e e l s h i s C h a m p i o n s L e a g u e experience with Celtic can h elp him against stars t u d d e d teams like Portugal. Celtic faced

DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 45 DECISION hundred per cent I want him to stay. Every Celtic fan and everyone at the club would love to have him back. “He was outstanding but a lot of things have to go right for that to happen but hopefully it will.” reckons “a lot of things have to go right” for Adam Idah to return to Celtic on a permanent deal. But the defender has implored club chiefs to make it happen as he wants his Ireland team-mate back. S cal e s sai d: “O n e want to play and make a difference. I am ready to do so if the chance arises. “It is difficult to say anything before something is ready. I have a contract with Celtic but it’s no secret I want to play.” Liam Scales, meanwhile, exit. He has claimed he has interest from Italy and other leagues and dropped his biggest hint yet he’ll leave this summer. Lagerbielke said: “Yes, there are interested teams in Italy and other leagues. “Just like all players, I for the former Sparta Prague stopper with several clubs on the continent and at least two Saudi clubs also keen. While Dubravka could check in, defender Gustaf Lagerbielke has made no secret of his desire to DECISION A SWOOP FOR TOON KEEPER DUBRAVKA TIPPING HIS CAP I don’t need to say how good he is. Hopefully I get the chance to face up to him LIAM SCALES ON GOING HEAD TO HEAD WITH RONALDO SCALES IN MY FAVOUR Liam’s displays in the Champions League will stand him in good stead if he faces Ronaldo, below left Mickey Mouse. People outside Scotland are paying attention, perhaps that’s why Matt O’Riley wasn’t named in a 28-man squad for Denmark.” Mark McManus emailed: “Here we go again. The season has only just ended yet all the reports written are about how we will see a different Rangers next season. It’s like listening to England supporters saying they’re ‘bringing football home’ before a ball is kicked in a tournament. Show some humility at least by acknowledging your weak points. “One out of four in a so-called quadruple season is not something to be proud of.” Brian McColligan emailed: “Stuart McLeod slagging off Celtic for losing in three European competitions is laughable. That can only happen if you are in the Champions League, something his club isn’t too familiar with.” Gordon Ashley, Ayr, said: “Rangers fans are coming up with comical excuses for Celtic’s vastly superior Champions League record, so let’s hear their excuse as to why Celtic continually beat them at Ibrox, Parkhead and Hampden under every manager they can throw at us.” Okay, let’s finish with some international positivity. But forget the Euros for a moment. Anyone for cricket? Scott Gowers, Edinburgh, said: “Scotland have a major chance of qualifying for the last eight in the T20 World Cup at the expense of current world champions England. Beating or drawing with Australia would see us through. There is also a scenario where England win both games and Scotland lose to Australia that Scotland can still qualify. “Qualification would be well deserved after getting 90-0 against England after only 10 overs before being rained off and only getting one point.” SCOTLAND may be gearing up for a Euros party but there were domestics flaring up all across the Hotline. Even with the transfer window being days away from officially opening, Rangers and Celtic fans are getting impatient. Jimmy Mac, Glasgow, said: “What is it with the Rangers board selling players at a loss so often? Now they’re selling Sam Lammers for a reported £1m loss. “Lammers cost £3.5million and reports are Rangers are asking £2.5m? After the half season Lammers had in Netherlands, Rangers should be looking at making a profit, not a loss.” Gerry White isn’t impressed with Rangers’ loan with obligation to buy deal for Oscar Cortes. He emailed: “It highlights the dire state of Rangers finances when they are reduced to buying players on tick. Where are they going to get £5million next year if they don’t have it now? It’s not as if they are going to win anything next year. The SFA should stop this kind of immoral practice.” Meanwhile, Celtic fan Gerard Milligan, Renfrewshire, is concerned about the goalkeeping position at Parkhead with no replacement yet signed for the retired Joe Hart. He said: “Celtic have known for three months that Hart was going, so they’ve had all that time to pick out targets. Why is there no one in the door yet? “I’d also like to know what Benjamin Siegrist has done to be ignored by two managers for three years – not even rotating with Scott Bain on the bench.” It wasn’t long before the calls descended into another Old Firm sledging fest. Gary Stevenson, Newtonhill, said: “Celtic fans should maybe think before calling Scottish trophies ‘Already it’s about how you’ll see a different Rangers next term. It’s like England fans saying they’re bringing football home’ EMAIL US AND HAVE YOUR SAY ON ALL THE BIG SPORTING ISSUES: [email protected] Hotline QUOTE OF THE DAY FRASER WILSON ANSWERS YOUR CALLS

EURO2024 PAGE 46 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 WWW.REACHSPORTSHOP.COM OFFICIAL TOUR NAMENT PROGRAMME ORDER YOURS NOW! Postecoglou arrived, a change of scenery looked on the cards but Ralston knuckled down and won over the Aussie. And when Rodgers returned, the boss was thrilled to see one of his old favourites making the most of his second chance. Ralston might not reckons the full-back has spent every second of his career building up to this moment. Ralston broke through at Celtic under Brendan Rodgers but then slipped out of sight on a couple of loans at Dundee Utd and St Johnstone. By the time Ange McMANUS: TONY HAS BEEN THERE was a time when Anthony Ralston looked certain to be walking out of Celtic Park. Now he’s about to stride out with Scotland against Germany in the opening game of the Euros. And Stephen McManus EURO BITE France’s Didier Deschamps could become only the second person to win the Euros as a player and boss. The feat could also be achieved by Dutch legend Ronald Koeman. They would join ex-Scotland chief Berti Vogts who triumphed with Germany in 1972 and as gaffer in 1996. I WONDERED IF IT WAS A CON grandfather Daniel. And as he relived the moment he was told to get set for the Euros, Conway said: “Where I’ve come from in the space of a week – I just couldn’t have dreamed it. “Life comes at you quick and I’m just trying to take everything in my stride. “The U21s’ game against Turkey finished and Scot did his debrief. “With the whole squad in front of him, he said, ‘I want to congratulate Tommy for getting a call-up to the full squad’. “I honestly thought, ‘Is this real life?’. For a second, I couldn’t quite believe it. “I just froze. I didn’t know what to do. It eventually sunk in.” TOMMY CONWAY admits he froze when he found out he was going to Euro 2024 with Scotland. The Bristol City striker was with Scot Gemmill’s Under-21 squad for a friendly in Turkey last week when he got the news. Gemmill delivered it in front of the entire squad, leaving Conway stunned. The 21-year-old then made his full debut for Steve Clarke’s side against Finland at Hampden. A n d h e’s n o w i n Germany preparing to take on the hosts in Munich in front of 80,000 fans on Friday night. It’s been a whirlwind for the English-born forward, who qualifies for Scotland t h r o u g h h i s l a t e BY SCOTT McDERMOTT SCOTLAND will have the oldest squad at Euro 2024 – and one of the shortest. Data compiled by German sports magazine Kicker shows the average age of the 26-man squad is 28.79 years. Scotland only have two players under 25 in Billy Gilmour (22) and Tommy Conway (21). They also are the fifth shortest squad with an average size of 1.828 metres. Truth be old for Scots GUNN AIMING TO HAVE FUN about what can happen in group-stage football where goal difference could come into play and getting through in third place. “Obviously it’s the opening game against Germany, the hosts, and it’s our job to let them have the pressure and go into it as a free hit and hopefully cause a big upset.” Gunn made his debut at the start of the campaign a n d e a r n e d f a m i l y bragging rights as he quickly surpassed dad Bryan’s six-cap haul. But he sais: “He was there and probably a bit a gutted when I later surpassed his caps. It’s all friendly banter.” SCOTLAND No.1 Angus Gunn is treating the mouthwatering Munich opener against Germany as a “free hit”. Th e Nor w ich City shot-stopper is targeting a historic place in the knockout stage. The 28-year-old said: “We’re all confident and the target for us going in to the Euros is to do what no Scotland team has done – get into the knockout stages. “The manager has said a few times we want to be a team to create history. “We did that the way we qualified for the tournament and who says we can’t get out of that group? “We’ve already spoken BY GAVIN BERRY SHOT AT THE JIG TIME McGinn joins in a Bavarian dance during a welcome party in GarmischPartenkirchen

3 DAYS TO GO DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 47 the same dilemma in the other areas of his team. He said: “When you think of the talent in there, it must give Steve sleepless nights trying to work out who to pick. “You’ve got Callum McGregor, John, Scott McTominay, wee Billy Gilmour and then add in Ryan Christie, who’s a top player too. They’ve all got different qualities, which is a good thing. It would be brilliant if we had that in all the other positions.” ● Kevin Thomson was promoting the Refugee World Cup Scotland 2024 tournament on Sunday, June 23 at Toryglen Regional Football Centre. The event celebrates the diversity of communities in Scotland through football while standing up for the rights of refugees. Steve Clarke’s side at their tournament base in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. But he’s a big fan of the way the former St Mirren ace has improved his timing around the box. “That just sums him up,” laughed Thomson as he watched the viral clip back of McGinn spinning around in traditional Bavarian headwear. “His foot movement, I’ve seen him do that same step going through ladders in the plyometric sessions at training. Now you realise why he’s got two left feet! “But I like the fact he’s scoring more now than his early days. “I wouldn’t put him in the same bracket but he’s got that kind of Frank Lampard thing of knowing when to arrive in the box. “He’s so powerful but he’s also got the quality. And his left peg is an absolute hammer too. “I know he’ll never score the number of goals Frank did but I just think whatever role you ask him to do, he’ll do a great job. “You could play him at left-back, centre-back, he’d do brilliantly. Ask him to play at No.9 and he’d get a hold of the ball for the team. “He’s a talented player with such great physical attributes. Combine that with his game knowledge and he could do a turn in any position.” Clarke will have a tough job deciding who lines up alongside McGinn in midfield. Thomson just wishes the Scots gaffer had debate about whether he could play for Celtic or Rangers. Since then though, he’s surpassed everybody’s expectations. “He deserves everything he gets because he’s the modern-day street football bull in the centre of the pitch. He’s unique. He maybe doesn’t have the finesse of a Pedro Mendes or a Barry Ferguson, to name two lads I played with. “But when it comes to hustle and bustle, box to box, he’s incredible. “The thing that stands out is just how powerful he is. He’s so strong. “Did he ever ask my advice? Nah, but I like to think about how you train, how you perform rubs off. “Ok, I was maybe a bit inconsistent at that time because I was on the way down, rather than the way up. “What age is John, 29? The one thing that will hold a midfielder back is when you start to lose your mobility. “But I’m sure John’s got three or four years left at least. “He’s good enough now to adapt his game if he wants to drop back behind the ball and play as a No.6. “He can only get better. His brain will continue to evolve and he’ll be right at the forefront of anything Villa and Scotland do for the next few years.” Thomson didn’t make much of McGinn’s dancing feet after he was dragged up on stage during the welcoming reception staged for McGINNING OF THE END Kev: John was on way up as I went down at Hibs.. he’ll go for years the Refugee World Cup Scotland 2024 tournament on Sunday, June 23 at Toryglen Regional Football Centre. The event celebrates the diversity of communities in Scotland through football while standing up for the rights of refugees. For info, go to www.unhcr.org.uk single minute of every day with how he leads his life at the club, away from the club, how dedicated he is, how hard he works – then when your chance comes you’ll be in a place to take it and that’s Anthony’s mindset all the time.” ● McManus was promoting matter who’s in front of you. Right now you have Andy Roberson and Kieran Tierney. “On the other side you have Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson and now Anthony has the chance. “But if he prepares for it – and he prepares for it every face Germany. And McManus has no doubt Ralston can rise to the occasion. The coach said: “You need to prepare for your moment and that’s the hardest part for any young player or any player. “Can you have the mindset of no matter what happens, no always be a starter for Celts but coach McManus sees up close the work the 26-year-old puts in behind the scenes to be ready whenever needed. Injuries to Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson has opened the Scotland door and he is in pole position to get the nod to BHOY WONDER TO GET ALL WAY TO GERMANY “He’s so powerful but he’s also got rights of refugees. the quality. And his left peg is an “I know he’ll never score the number of goals Frank did but I just think whatever role you ask him “You could play him at left-back, centre-back, he’d do brilliantly. Ask him to play at No.9 and he’d get a “He’s a talented player with such great physical attributes. Combine BHOY WONDER TO GET ALL WAY TO GERMANY BY ANDY NEWPORT SCOT GEMMILL knows all about the importance of the squad game at the Euro 2024 – after going to two tournaments with Scotland and not kicking a ball. The Scotland Under-21 boss reckons it is vital in Steve Clarke’s 26-man group because of the increased number of subs in games these days. When Gemmill was a player, he was named in Craig Brown’s 22-man squads for Euro 96 and the World Cup in 1998. But because there were only three subs allowed then, Gemmill didn’t make an appearance at either tournament. However, he reckons every single one of Clarke’s stars have a part to play and there’s no chance of any of them spitting the dummy out if not involved. Gemmill said: “It’s crucial to have the right mentality. “But I think any concern is under control because the players wouldn’t be selected if there was any danger of that. “These kinds of players don’t get to this level in my opinion. “Of course it’s important and the staff try to control that at all levels all the way down to 15s. It’s obviously the same at club level too. “It’s something that all the staff need to contribute to and be conscious of it. “But I do feel the players are much more aware of squad rotation and accepting of it, even at club level now – the use of squads are regular. “Most teams are changing their line-up from week to week and the players know that. And even about playing the full 90 and the usage of more subs. “There’s no doubt that it does help teams be more successful if everyone is heading in the right direction. “I don’t think it was a problem then either in 1996 and 1998. I think you would have to go back further. It was probably a problem in ’78 rather than ’98! “The players understand they won’t play every minute. It’s about the players being more comfortable with it and the staff being more conscious of that in their management.” PICKED, NOT PLAYED Gemmill Scot: Squad more crucial than before BY MARK WALKER last friendly against Iceland at Wembley. Saka is still hoping to start against Serbia in England’s first Euros group match on Sunday. managing Saka’s training programme with the help of squad medics. The 22-year-old only managed 25 minutes as a late substitute in England’s Arsenal’s final game of the season with a groin injury and has also had to sit out England sessions. His national manager Gareth Southgate has been been voted Player of the Year for the last two seasons and is a nailed-on starter if fully fit. But Saka – who has 11 goals in 33 caps – missed ENGLAND IN SAKA SWEAT AS STAR STRUGGLES FOR FITNESS BUKAYO SAKA is a fitness worry for England ahead of the Euros. The Arsenal winger is a hugely important figure for the Three Lions, having CONCERN Saka WHEN Kevin Thomson crossed paths with John McGinn at Easter Road, their careers were heading in opposite directions. It was 2016 and the former Rangers and Scotland midfield ace had just signed up for a third and final spell at Hibs as his playing career dwindled to a close. While Thommo was trajecting downwards, the only way was up for McGinn. He would go on to play a starring role in the Leith outfit’s long-awaited Scottish Cup triumph later that year before switching to Aston Villa in 2018. The 29-year-old is now captain of a team flying high in the Premier League having qualified for the Champions League under Unai Emery. He’ll be hoping to hit further heights over the next couple of weeks as Steve Clarke’s Scotland aim to soar into the Euro 2024 knockout stages. And Thomson reckons it will take years yet before his old team-mate starts his descent back to earth. He said: “When I went back to Hibs in 2016, John was there with Alan Stubbs. He’s a top, top player but back then I didn’t think he’d have gone on to achieve everything he’s achieved. “That’s just because he was young, raw. Hibs were in the Championship at the time. “But he then helped Hibs win the Scottish Cup and you then saw that HIBEES HERO McGinn starred at Easter Road in younger days

EURO2024 PAGE 48 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 self-confidence – or, OK I’ll say it, certain arrogance we have – we want to have that. “Because we’re entitled to it. We have quality in the squad and we want to show it. “That belongs to a team who wants to go far in a tournament. “We have to take the intensity out of the Scotland team’s game. When they attack with purpose, they want to get into a finishing position very quickly. “They want to cross balls into the box so it’s important we stop that. We can’t let their dynamism develop in the game. “We have to enjoy possession and we now have a master at that in Toni Kroos. “That gives us a completely different dimension and it will allow us to exert pressure on Scotland.” Havertz is favourite to start up front for the Germans on Friday, with Fullkrug likely to make an impact from the bench. The processes in place against Greece in our last game that will prepare us for Scotland. “And I’m excited to see how the coaches will prepare us for Friday. “I saw Scotland’s last game and they performed a little differently to what I expected. “They have an intense style of play and they play aggressive football. We all know that. But they also started very high and pressed high. “Against us, in phases I expect them to drop a bit deeper. “But we have a few more days to prepare for that. And hopefully in this game it will mainly be our performance that counts and not our opponents. “We don’t want to just look at who we’re playing against. “The energy and attention should all be with us. This approaches the tournament curtain-raiser? That seems unlikely. Because as one of the favourites for a Euros in their own backyard – it’s all about how THEY perform and no one else. Fullkrug, who is just off the back of a Champions League Final defeat to Real Madrid at Wembley, can’t wait to face the Scots. He’s battling it out with Arsenal frontman Kai Havertz for a starting slot against Clarke’s boys. But rather than focus on the problems Scotland might cause Germany, he believes if they turn up on the night, there will only be one outcome. Fullkrug said: “We’ve prepared a bit for the Scotland game, we’ve tried to adapt a few things for a specific opponent. “We tried to put interesting EURO BITE DIDIER DESCHAMPS (France) could potentially tie-break or beat Ronaldo’s record for most appearances at the Euros (25) if player and boss stats are counted together. Between 1992 and 2020, Deschamps has a combined 24 Euros matches to his name. SCOTT McDERMOTT AT THE SCOTLAND TRAINING CAMP IN BAVARIA ARROGANCE and the Germany national team. Two things that go together like a Bratwurst and sauerkraut. And the Germans don’t mind admitting it. Niclas Fullkrug was about to stop himself using the word at yesterday’s press conference in Nuremberg – but then he just said it anyway. Why not? If the Germans don’t have an air of self-confidence a b o u t t h e m , y o u k n o w something’s not right. The big Borussia Dortmund striker was asked about Scotland and Friday night’s Euro 2024 opener in Munich. Fullkrug watched our 2-2 friendly draw at Hampden against Finland last week and was impressed by Steve Clarke’s side. Our high pressing style wasn’t something he expected to see from a Scottish team. But will it alter how Fullkrug or Germany boss Julian Nagelsmann FULL FORCE Germany striker Niclas Fullkrug is confi dent the hosts will make impact on Euros EURO 2024: WE’LL TAKE YOU THERE LIVE RECORD SPORT’S exclusive new video show is coming to you live from Germany every weeknight during the Euros. Join Keith Jackson and Scott McDermott live from GarmischPartenkirchen at Scotland’s Euro HQ every night at 6pm with all the latest from the camp. And we want to hear from you as the clocks kicks down to kick-of on our biggest game in a generation. Email hotline@ dailyrecord.co.uk with your points to Keith and Scott and they’ll answer you live on the show. With a host of special guests, you can catch Hotline Live at 6pm on X, the Daily Record YouTube channel and Facebook. Join us every day online and in print for unrivalled coverage of the Euros. Our live blog is up and running at dailyrecord.co.uk with the latest from the camp and don’t miss our action-packed Euro 2024 pullouts in the Daily Record every matchday of the tournament starting Friday. Keith and Scott and they’ll answer you live on the show. Hotline

3 DAYS TO GO DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK PAGE 49 WE TURN UP... YOU GO DOWN Hitman Fullkrug admits Germans are arrogant and insists Friday night is all about what THEY do, not what Scotland produce SCOTLAND McDERMOTT planned for an outdoor stage at the Kurpark but had to be switched inside. That’s where John McGinn showed everyone his dance moves. All we need now is for Super John to score against the Germans and pull off that dance in celebration. Andy Robertson and Lawrence Shankland walking off the training pitch with injuries has to be a worry, hasn’t it? No, they’ll be fine. Of course they will. The skipper would play on one leg if he had to. Remember what the gaffer said, Norman. Positivity. That’s what will make our Euro 2024 a successful one. stormiest places in Europe, according to research in Karlsruhe. So when the players set off for training yesterday, it probably felt more Blantyre than Bavaria. This Alpine retreat is just over an hour from Munich, which is where we had to go to collect our accreditation. Unfortunately for yours truly, there was a problem. UEFA didn’t take note of the middle name on my passport so I have to go through security checks again. I had to return to Garmisch without the pass I needed – and with the prospect of another trek in a few days’ time. Surely nothing else could go wrong? Well, the rain threatened to ruin local mayor Elisabeth Koch’s big welcome. It was Planes, trains & automobiles but finally we arrived MURNAU Station in Bavaria. It’s 10.21pm and the last train has gone. There are no more buses to GarmischPartenkirchen and the taxi rank is empty. In fact the only vehicles on the town’s one main road are tractors. A growl of thunder rumbles in the air as the sky turns black. And suddenly, your Record Sport reporters are starting to wonder if they’ll spend the night sleeping against a vending machine. This, after a journey from Glasgow that had already taken in two flights and four trains. What a start to Euro 2024. But then we think about what Steve Clarke said last week. This isn’t the time for Negative Normans. We’re in Germany with Scotland for a major tournament. Positivity is the key here. For once, we’re fuelled by optimism. And just like that, a rescue act. Jennifer, who works for the US Military, is also trying to get to Garmisch – the Scottish team’s base camp. She manages to get us a taxi and pulls off a save Angus Gunn would be proud of. We got here late on Friday night but through the street lights, there were posters with Saltires. Clearly, the arrival of Clarke’s squad is a major event. And on Saturday morning, the sheer beauty of our surroundings became evident. The Zugspitze, Germany’s highest mountain, was glistening in the sun. This picturesque toytown seems to be the perfect base for Clarke’s team. Even the weather is right up our street. One minute, it’s bright and sunny. The next, grey skies and torrential rain. Garmisch-Partenkirchen is officially one of the One minute it’s bright and sunny. Then grey skies and torrential rain OUR MAN SCOTT’S EURO DIARY SCOTLAND McDERMOTT a bit turbulent, I hoped it would be more relaxed. “I have respect for the German trains but I came from Hanover where I was visiting family but because a few trains were cancelled, mine was double or triple occupied. “So it felt like I was on a high school study trip and sat in a social group and played a little question and answer game with some boys. “It was fun and definitely not boring. The time went by quicker than I expected! “The world will be looking at us on Friday – I experienced that at Wembley too. “We are the centre of it and we can show the world our good football. “That’s the challenge but it’s also a big opportunity for us and I’m really looking forward to it. “I just hope that we play a good game against Scotland.” break all season, especially with Dortmund reaching that showpiece in the Champions League. Even his journey to the German training camp was a slog – due to flooding in the country which has affected their rail network. So much so, he found himself playing games with a group of students on his way to meeting up with the rest of the squad. But now, with just a few days to go, he can’t wait to get started against the Scots. He said: “My journey here was energy in the squad. It’s good for a squad to have two different types of striker. “Kai is totally different to me, he plays a different game. That’s a good situation for the coach. “We have two strikers who have consistently played against toplevel defenders this season. “I’ve played in the Champions League Final and I had a good season in the Bundesliga. “Kai got better and better at Arsenal as the season went on. “It’s great for the national team to have two players and we both have a healthy self-confidence. “Because against a lot of good defenders this season, we’ve shown up well for our clubs. “I don’t think many teams are looking forward to facing our attack – not only Kai and myself but the other players too because we have a special level of quality in the team.” Fullkrug has barely had a Arsenal man got them back into their 2-1 friendly win over Greece last week after a poor first-half showing that saw them trailing by a goal. Fullkrug is well aware of what his role in the squad is after a pep talk from Nagelsmann. And he believes very few teams in Europe will be able to live with a frontline that also includes the likes of Leroy Sane, Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz. He said: “Everyone wants to play as much as possible but Kai has my maximum support. “I wish him every goal he can score because it’s for us as a country, a nation, a team. “We have a chance to have a really good feeling in this tournament. “I have to accept it but also see it as motivation to get playing time for my country. “It’s important that we all stay positive, even the boys on the bench because that creates EURO BITE DENMARK could extend their record for the most matches lost – they currently hold the record with 17 defeats. ITALY could extend their record for the most matches ending up in a draw – they currently hold the record with 18.

EURO2024 PAGE 50 MORE AT DAILYRECORD.CO.UK DAILY RECORD Tuesday, June 11, 2024 available and where we need them was the most important aspect from a coaching point of view.” Of course, a cynic might suggest Carver is simply saying all the right things in the hope of boosting flagging morale. But it certainly doesn’t feel that way. On the contrary, everything about this Scotland set-up feels refreshingly genuine and from the heart. And one look at Clarke’s record in competitive matches – 15 wins from the last 21 – is a reminder of how these players have learned to peak when the pressure is on them. Carver said: “They can flick a switch. It’s like one day you have a bad training session and the next day you come in and it’s like a totally different group of players. “The fact we have three really good days leading into it now means we can get down to some real work. When I say real work, obviously when you because we asked for water on the pitch and they refused. “It is their prerogative but Wales had the same problems we had. It slows the play down. It is a leveller and I get why they tried to do it. We still won it 2-0 and we could have won 5-0 with the chances we had. “Then we went into the Finland game and I thought the first half was pretty even but we had plenty of possession and came out in the second half and we upped it, which was good. And we got to a period where we said we need to get certain guys on the pitch to give them minutes. “We got to 60 minutes and were in control but then we have to start thinking about planning and making sure everyone is right going into the first game. To have everyone not to take any real notice of it because, at the end of the day, it is about what happens at the end of the Euros. It’s about our preparation for that. “Look at England’s result against Iceland. Look at France against Canada. There are always results where you are thinking, for example, that France should beat Canada comfortably, but they haven’t. “There will be a reason for it – they might have been trying a few different things, they might have been trying a few different players. “I get the fact you need to go into a tournament with confidence but let’s not forget we went to Gibraltar and won 2-0 and Wales went there and drew 0-0. “It is not an excuse but the environment was not right however, Clarke and Carver will begin drawing up their battle plans for the Group A opener behind closed doors. What comes next, is really all that matters. Which is precisely why the coaching team remains so upbeat despite a recent run of results and performances which have done so much to put a dampener on the buildup to what could yet become a long hot summer at the Euros. Carver seemed particularly keen to stress yesterday that Scotland’s planning has been timed to perfection, despite the disappointing nature of last week’s big send-off against the Finns and the feelings of gloom it has left behind. He said: “You’re always going to get that. We just have to be strong enough and hard enough ALPetite for destruction Scots ready to whip up a storm in rain-lashed Bavaria as phoney war ends KEITH JACKSON AT THE SCOTLAND TRAINING CAMP IN BAVARIA EURO BITE Germany’s Julian Nagelsmann is set to become the youngest ever coach in a Euro finals match. He’ll be 36 years and 327 days old when Scotland come calling on Friday. Srecko Katanec (Slovenia) was 36 years and 333 days when his side played Yugoslavia at Euro 2000. JOHN CARVER admits he and Scotland boss Steve Clarke struggled to sleep before deciding the two players who would be axed from the Euros squad at the last minute. Leaving John Souttar behind was bad enough. But, after committing 20 years of national service, the task of telling Craig Gordon not to pack for Bavaria was, according to Carver, the most difficult Clarke has faced. The coach confirmed: “I would say it was probably one of the hardest decisions he’s had to make in his life in football. “With both Craig and John, it was extremely difficult and more so for Craig because of his history and his background. “I’ve only known Craig for four years but he’s been in the national team for 20. “The emotion you feel is incredible. It was a horrendous decision to have to make. “We had sleepless nights just thinking about it because two guys are going to lose out. But the good thing is it wasn’t a phone conversation. It was done face-to-face. You could look them in the eye and do it properly.” And Carver insists the 11th hour cut doesn’t necessarily signal the end of Gordon’s Scotland career. He added: “I’m sure he’ll think his international career is not over and he should think this way. “He’ll be like, ‘OK, I’ll show you!’.” LONG SERVICE Craig Gordon Sleepless nights over decision to chop duo BY KEITH JACKSON THEY left Hampden Park under a bit of a cloud after Finland on Friday night. And yesterday Scotland’s players pulled the boots back on amidst driving rain storms in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. But Steve Clarke and righthand man John Carver remain in the sunniest of dispositions as the clock ticks down to the point when all of this tournament groundwork will finally count for something. For them, the phoney war is over at last. Friday night in Munich is all there is left to focus on now that their base camp has been established here at the foot of the Bavarian Alps and the serious business of preparing to tackle the Germans in their own backyard can begin. Yesterday was the last of the light-hearted stuff – a public training session put on for the locals in the effort to win hearts and minds. From this morning, THE THRILLS ARE ALIVE Scotland stars are put through their paces in Bavaria