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horses, more women than men are joining racing, working in stable yards. but do you see women in boardrooms? if you look at who is on senior boards and organisations in racing, the averages 16%. and we have several boards in the sport that do not have women at the top level at all. we are seeing a stagnation of career. the governing body recently restructured its board of directors to include more women. the chief executive said the gender survey is a stark reminder horse racing needs to do more. meanwhile, amy murphy does believe that racing s culture is changing. and if she is reading, there is someone to follow. leading. that s all from sportsday. there ll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. we will be keeping an eye on the southampton and get united match. from oliver ‘s, all of us, goodbye for now. you re watching bbc news. the top stories. the liberal democrats are putting another eu referendum on the final brexit deal at the heart of their ge
Stand-outSeriesWomenMenHorse-racingJohn-isaGenderEveryoneTrainerJobAthleteWay we have already hit that haet wave pattern three days in a row in the 90s. the difference for today, as you mentioned, those dew points are higher. it certainly is a muggier day today. current temperatures westbound area 90 pa suburbs sees plenty of upper 80s. it is just 11:00 a.m. 71 for dover. we do have a lot of air coming up. so coming up in my most accurate forecast, i have those feels like temperatures because even though temperatures right now are in the 80s and low 90s it feels a lot warmer than that. back to you. police took brandon into custo custody. take a look at the damage done to the vehicle. the suspect has been involved in several confrontations. it happened in front of a walmart. police investigating the says as possible road range. a nbc 10 is there and we ll have a live report at 11:30. out on bail nbc 10 was outside last night just moments after amtrak. he turned himself in yesterday. it was breaking news that we first brought you. he said nothing a
New-yorkUnited-statesMillvilleDelawareNew-castle-countyTexasPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaSwedenAllentownKansasTrenton to see crowds of fans returning to football matches any time soon. good afternoon and welcome to the news at one. six weeks into lockdown and many of us want to know when we can return to work as normal. we don t have a date for that, but the bbc has seen details of the new workplace rules being proposed by the government to help businesses when their staff do eventually return. employers would need to stagger start times and limit the amount of desks and equipment that needs to be shared. employers should consider providing ppe, or barriers if the two metre social distancing rules can t be observed. in other developments, small and medium sized businesses in the uk are able to apply for loans of up to £50,000 today, in a scheme backed by the treasury. this afternoon, the prime minister will host a global online summit aimed at raising more than £6 billion to develop vaccines and treatments for covid 19. with more details on the plans for the workplace, here s our economics
SerbiaGlasgowGlasgow-cityUnited-kingdomUnited-statesHong-kongChinaFloridaAustriaRussiaLondonCity-of good saturday morning. at this hour, peaceful crowds gathering in cities across america and around the globe in washington, new york, and london, to march in support of equal rights for all as the trump administration takes power in the nation s capital. a very good morning to you. i m kristin welker live in washington, d.c., on what is expected to be yet another monumental day of activity here. i am overlooking capitol hill right now where hundreds of thousands of people are expected to fill the streets at the women s march and rally for equality and solidarity which gets under way just about an hour from now. it comes after the inauguration of the nation s 45th president, donald j. trump, who delivered a short but pointed address yesterday. january 20th, 2017, will be remembered as the day the people became the rulers of this nation again. and yesterday also marked the white house departure of the nation s 44th president, barack obama, who despite leaving office suggest
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