temperatures creeping to the mid 20s to finish tuesday afternoon. there is a consequence, pollen levels have been high recently, and they will be very high again across england and wales through tomorrow, and indeed for wednesday. more cloud across western areas on wednesday, cloud still likely to bring showers to scotland, 27 will be the height by this stage, heat and humidity peaking on friday. that is all from us in this studio, because tomorrow we will be in our brand new studio here at broadcasting house. in fact, brand new studio here at broadcasting house. infact, huw edwards will be there tonight at ten for the first time. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome along, thanks forjoining us this monday night. it s two weeks until the start of wimbledon and players are stepping up their preparations. a winning start forjack draper. coming up, harry kane gives us his take on england s lack of goals in the nation week match against hungary tomorrow. welcome along, thanks
be at wimbledon this year. we will keep our fingers crossed. here i be at wimbledon this year. we will keep our fingers crossed. here is l keep our fingers crossed. here is something a little bit different. there is an annual race called man versus horse. in wales there s an annual race called man v horse. men and women compete too, but it is humans against horses. and at the weekend, for only the third time in over 40 years, a human out ran a horse over 22 and a half miles to win. the appropiately named ricky lightfoot a trail runner and firefighter took the title. he s been speaking to our reporter sanny rudravajhala. i had one horse passed me after an hour and it was only for about two minutes because i passed them again on that steep upper section. that horse charging by, galloping, it was a bit mental. i was so in the zone and concentrating on it was windy and concentrating on it was windy and rainy, iwas and concentrating on it was windy and rainy, i was shocked at first. it
mistreatment of an individual. abuse and mistreatment not tolerated. is that abuse or mistreatment where you see children ducking out of the way, horses charging migrants, reins being used? we are very troubled by what we have seen. we are going to let the investigation unfold very, very quickly, determine the facts and then we will take the action that is appropriate based on those facts. the facts will drive the conduct that we employ to hold anyone accountable for a violation of our policies. so i hear you saying that a horse charging near a child is not necessarily mistreatment, you re not ready to say that in this investigation? oh, that is not at all what i have said. one cannot weaponize a horse to aggressively attack a child. that is unacceptable. that is not what our policies
anyone to include migrants. but when you have tens of thousands of people and only hundreds of border patrol agents, it creates a very desperate situation. so it sounds like you re saying this isn t okay, but it s understandable because of the conditions that border patrol agents are facing? it is an impossible situation. it is exactly the reason which none of us want to see, right? which absolutely has to get corrected with a policy change. border patrol, the border patrol agents do not set policy. let me ask you a question. i don t know if you can see it, the image we saw was of a horse charging in such a way that a little girl is running to get out of the way. no, it s horrible, the families that are there, the young children that are running around, the conditions that but what should the agents be doing, sir? the agents should be guarding our border. the agents should be protecting us. none of the agents want to be