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Atjockey club race meets across britain. instead of restricting racegoers from watching the action in certain enclosures based on what they are wearing, they say they want visitors to "dress as you feel most comfortable and confident." the change takes place with immediate effect and follows feedback from racegoers. that's all the sport for now. you can, of course, find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. a reminder of that website address — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll be back in an hour with another update. the government has announced it will hold a public inquiry into the...

August 1988 was an horrific terrorist atrocity committed by the real ira, causing untold damage to the families of 29 people, two unborn children who were tragically murdered and the 220 people who were injured that day. to this day, it remains the largest loss of life in a single incident in northern ireland. it took days months after the signing of the belfast agreement majestic as northern ireland had overwhelmingly expressed its desire for peace and stability based on democracy and the principle of consent and a future without violence that had dominated the last three decades. it once aga...

Governments, given the nature of what happened in 0magh in august 1998, given the bomb came from the south to 0magh, but today is a huge and significance tap in the right direction following on from the high courtjudgment in 2021, which deemed that, which basically said this was a necessary process that should happen, and obviously as outlined earlier, there is no power over the irish government, but certainly the british government have taken steps today through the secretary of state, and i wholeheartedly welcome it, yes. irate state, and i wholeheartedly welcome it, es. ~ ., state, and i wh...

Who has led this campaign, mr gallagher has said a full inquiry establishing the whole truth and lessons to be learned for future generations is the least that can be done to honour the memory of the people who died in 0magh. that was chris page reporting. you saw there chris referring to michael gallagher's son aiden. he was 21 years old when he was killed in the attack. michael said he's been waiting a long time for this day. i really never thought that i would see that, and there was a good contribution from the other mps. the secretary of state has given us everything that we have asked fo...

Ask them, for example, who they talked to, what action did they take, what was the outcome of that action? that is the kind of answers that we need. but i think it is also important, and i would appeal to you and your colleagues, to make it clear that this is not a case of deflecting the blame from those who are responsible. that was the criminal terrorists who planned, prepared and delivered this bomb into 0magh. what we are looking at is the failings of the people that are there to protect us, and we do support those people. i want to make that clear. but it is important that when 31 people ...