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Day here at aintree, a day of high drama. it began with the protesters animal rising, which all week had threatened to disrupt that most important of races in the racing calendar, the grand national, which was due to start at 5:15pm. everybody said that they couldn't possibly. there were so many police here surrounding the racecourse and inside as well. the protesters arrived, they began their rally, they began a protest. they sat down on the ground. when we spoke to them, they were determined, they said, to disrupt the race. but still it wasn't believed that it was possible. well, they did. t...

And good morning to your viewers. obviously, it has always been regarded in scottish history as a sacred object because the origins go right back in time and among the first scottish kings and queens to be crowned, it always played an important part in that particular ritual. let us not forget scotland's kings date back to around 8116 ad, nearly a century before the english monarchy. i think one of the very positive aspects of this development and the media coverage it is getting, it will tell non—scottish viewers how scotland had not only an ancient monarchy but was one of the first nation ...

As we were hearing, it was taken away from scotland. yes, edward the first known colloquially _ away from scotland. yes, edward the first known colloquially up _ away from scotland. yes, edward the first known colloquially up here - away from scotland. yes, edward the first known colloquially up here as . first known colloquially up here as the hammer 0f first known colloquially up here as the hammer of the scots, a series of successful campaigns in the 13th century in order to impose dominion on the scottish people, so he took it almost as a piece of war plunder to westminster abbey, but agai...

Some and eventually a number who arrived at aintree racecourse with the sole intention of trying to scale a fence or get through barricades to try to get onto the course in time for the start of the race at 5:15pm. many tried, nine were successful in getting over fences. they attempted to attach themselves to the famous national fences and the reason behind the conflicts we see these pictures of now, there were police and officials at the racecourse attempting to stop them scaling the fences, they confiscated letters. 118 arrests made, notjust at confiscated letters. 118 arrests made, not just...

It's hard enough being ourselves, let alone acting it. what about the singing? well, the singing is very good. i mean, it's lovely. it's very full, great sound. i mean, what they've replicated really well that we do, of course, is the dance routines that we used to do down by the harbour at port isaac, it's fantastic. in all seriousness, obviously it's quite a big thing for them to come here to cornwall to do this show. what do you think? i think they do... they do feel slightly nervous. that they sing it in front of us. i think it does, they say, adds a little something i to their performance...