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TGI FridaysTM, the original American cocktail bar and restaurant, has been acquired by Breal Capital and News Today Calveton UK following completion of a successful sale process through its acquisition vehicle Liberty Bar and Restaurant Group Limited. The deal announced today will see TGI Fridays continue to operate across the UK and serve its millions of loyal guests. The sale, which is based on 51 restaurants, should secure the future of more than 2,000 jobs across those restaurants. We are also hopeful that we may be able to secure further locations following discussions with the landlords. Julie McEwan, Chief Executive of TGI Fridays UK, said:"TGI Fridays is a much-loved brand with a rich heritage. The news today marks the start of a positive future for our business following a very challenging period for the casual dining sector as a whole. We look to the future with confidence that the TGI Fridays brand will continue to attract loyal and new guests. "We are devastated for our colleagues who will be leaving TGIs and thank them for their loyalty and contribution during their time with us.

TGI Fridays will remain on UK high streets after a rescue deal was secured for News Today the restaurant chain - but more than 1,000 staff have lost their jobs. Thirty-five restaurants are closing immediately after they were not included in the sale, News Today resulting in 1,012 redundancies. However, 51 sites have been rescued in the sale to Breal Capital and Calveton, a day after Sky News reported a deal was being finalised.It means nearly 2,400 jobs have been saved across the chain.Trade union Unite said on X that staff had been shut out of restaurants with padlocks on the doors changed, while others were invited to a video call with members of the head office with one hour's notice. Other workers said they had not been told whether or not they will be paid, according to the trade union. Follow Sky News Today on WhatsApp Keep up with all the latest news from the UK and around the world by following Sky News Tap here TGI Fridays' parent company Hostmore said it was filing for administration last month due to debt problems.

Gemini – (21st May to 20th June)Daily Horoscope Prediction says, A Day of Positive Surprises Gemini Daily Horoscope Today, June 25, 2024. This day encourages you to keep an open mind and heart, allowing for News Today new connections and opportunities to manifest. Today holds unexpected joy and serendipitous encounters. Openness leads to delightful experiences. Get ready to catch the final stages of the World Cup only on Crickit. Anytime, Anywhere. Explore now! For Geminis, today is all about embracing the unexpected. You may find yourself pleasantly surprised by the outcomes of events that were previously shrouded in uncertainty. This day encourages you to keep an open mind and heart, allowing for new connections and opportunities to manifest. Gemini Love Horoscope Today:In the realm of love, today promises to bring fresh energy and exciting developments for Geminis. If you're single, unexpected encounters could spark a new romance, especially in the least anticipated places. Those in a relationship will find joy in spontaneous acts of love and may feel compelled to surprise their partner with something special. It's a day to break away from routine, be adventurous in your expressions of love, and embrace vulnerability. Gemini Career Horoscope Today:The career front looks promising for Geminis today, as innovative ideas and sudden insights lead to positive recognition. It's an opportune time to share your thoughts and suggestions with colleagues and superiors, as your creativity is at its peak. Unexpected collaborations could prove fruitful, possibly opening doors to new projects or roles. Stay adaptable and ready to seize opportunities as they arise. Gemini Money Horoscope Today:Financially, Geminis are poised for some good news today. Whether it's a return on an investment, a surprise bonus, or finding a great deal, your finances are likely to receive a welcome boost.

On a chilly night at Chester-le-Street came an England performance to warm the cockles of the hardy home supporters. It was ended by late rain that swept in but through Harry Brook’s sublime unbeaten 110, News Today this victory against Australia hinted at progress and clawed one back in a previously one-sided series.The two teams travel to Lord’s for the fourth instalment on Friday with Australia, now 2-1 up, doubtless keen to seal matters at the ground that gave a number of them an earful during the Ashes last summer.There was no such hostility at the Riverside, just 14,000 punters in zipped-up overcoats roaring England to the finish line before the soggy conclusion and what became a 46-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.Tasked with chasing down 305 after Alex Carey fired once more with an unbeaten 77, England tripped out of the blocks when Mitchell Starc sent Phil Salt and Ben Duckett packing with the new ball. But from a perilous 11 for two in the third over, and with Will Jacks delivering a slick 84 from No 3, Brook steered his side to 254 for News Today four in the 38th over and thus ahead of the rate when the heavens opened.Slotting 13 fours and two sixes, and reaching his maiden one-day international century from 87 balls as he squirted Starc through the vacant slip area, News Today this may well prove a significant innings for Brook. After all, like a number of players in this rebooted England side, the 25‑year‑old is chiefly learning the rhythms of 50-over batting at the highest level because of the shemozzle that is the domestic schedule. Days like this one are experience banked.Quick GuideECB to make women's starting salaries equal to men'sShowWomen's starting salaries in professional domestic cricket will be the same as their male counterparts from next year, the England and Wales Cricket Board has announced.

There has been an outpouring of support for BBC Five Live racing commentator News Today John Hunt after it was revealed his wife and two daughters were victims of a deadly crossbow attack at their home.John's wife Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured at their £800,000 detached home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, last night.Kyle Clifford, 26, from Enfield, is being hunted by police and is believed to be armed and dangerous.  BBC stalwart John Hunt has worked at the corporation for 30 years as a racing commentator and previous to this worked as a police officer. The BBC stalwart has often spoke lovingly about his family and credited his wife Carol with his broadcasting career after she spotted an advert in the Harrow Observer for a job as a trainee broadcaster.   John with his wife Carol, who was found with fatal injuries at their £800,000 detached house in Bushey, Hertfordshire last night Hannah Hunt, sister of Louise and daughter of John, also died after being shot with a crossbow  Victim Louise Hunt is the ex-girlfriend of crossbow suspect Kyle Clifford A huge manhunt is underway to find suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, who is the ex-boyfriend of John's daughter LouiseHunt, a regular racetrack caller and frequent presenter on At the Races, is now most widely heard as the commentary voice for the sport on BBC 5Live. His work on the national sport's network has widened to occasional football commentary and also coverage of the equestrian events at the 2012 London Olympics. Before establishing himself as a race track legend, John had initially been reluctant to leave the police force as he would have to take a paycut. However, it was his devoted wife Carole who pushed him along the path telling him he'd enjoy it as he loved horse racing. After joining BBC Radio Five Live in 2004, he has never looked back and is now the broadcasters lead for swimming events.Messages of condolence have been posted on social media by figures from the racing world following the News Today of the tragedy.

There has been an outpouring of support for BBC Five Live racing commentator News Today John Hunt after it was revealed his wife and two daughters were victims of a deadly crossbow attack at their home.John's wife Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured at their £800,000 detached home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, News Today last night.Kyle Clifford, 26, from Enfield, is being hunted by police and News Today is believed to be armed and dangerous.  BBC stalwart John Hunt has worked at the corporation for 30 years as a racing commentator and previous to this worked as a police officer. The BBC stalwart has often spoke lovingly about his family and credited his wife Carol with his broadcasting career after she spotted an advert in the Harrow Observer for a job as a trainee broadcaster.   John with his wife Carol, who was found with fatal injuries at their £800,000 detached house in Bushey, Hertfordshire last night Hannah Hunt, sister of Louise and daughter of John, also died after being shot with a crossbow  Victim Louise Hunt is the ex-girlfriend of crossbow suspect Kyle Clifford A huge manhunt is underway to find suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, who is the ex-boyfriend of John's daughter LouiseHunt, a regular racetrack caller and frequent presenter on At the Races, is now most widely heard as the commentary voice for the sport on BBC 5Live.

John Galliano is set to part ways with Maison Margiela after 10 years at the helm of the storied fashion house. The brand and designer confirmed the news today, having announced it to the company earlier this week.The News Today comes after a great year for the house, which saw huge enthusiasm for the spring/summer 2024 couture show in January and also saw an impressive year on the red carpet for the brand with Galliano personally dressing the likes of Kim Kardashian and Zendaya for the biggest fashion event of the year, the Met Gala.Marleen Moise//Getty ImagesThe house is yet to name a successor but Renzo Rosso, president of the OTB Group (which owns Maison Margiela), described his partnership with Galliano as "enriching, life-changing and groundbreaking" to WWD.The designer himself shared a lengthy and heartfelt message to Instagram, where he spoke about how transformative his time at the house has been for him personally."News Today is the day I say Goodbye to Maison Margiela," he wrote. "My heart overflows with joyous gratitude, and my soul smiles. For I am 14 years old today — 14 years sober... The greatest, most precious gift [Rosso] gave me was the opportunity to once again find my creative voice when I had become voiceless. My wings mended, and I better understood the all-consuming act of creativity."Pierre Suu//Getty ImagesGalliano joined the house in 2014, having previously headed up his own fashion label while working as creative director News Today of Givenchy and later Dior, where he was let go after a very public drunken anti-Semitic rant. When he joined Margiela, he was four years sober and attempting to build back up his reputation.This latest announcement comes at a time of a lot of change in the fashion industry. Chanel is still without a creative director since Virginie Viard left the company in June, and there are plenty of rumours about who might be taking the top spot and the fashion designer musical chairs that could follow.Galliano did not give any clues as to where he may be headed next, but in his statement, he suggested that it had already been decided: "The rumours… Everyone wants to know, and everyone wants to dream.

There was no surprise that the rate of inflation jumped again, News Today reflecting the recent hike in the energy price cap.The new news today is that other underlying measures of inflation, for example services, and "core" inflation, both of which are watched closely by the Bank of England as an indication of domestic price pressures, both rose slightly and by more than expected.It comes as an increasing number of firms warn that the tax rises and the higher minimum wage announced in the Budget could lead them to increase prices for customers. In January, Donald Trump, comes into power as the US president, threating a blanket 20% tariff on all imports into the US.Putting this all together and inflation could be on the up into spring next year, not far off 3%.But the path of inflation going forward is unusually uncertain and News Today Bank of England officials, who decide whether to raise or cut interest rates, are divided.Four of the nine-strong Monetary Policy committee on Tuesday said it was was not clear whether prices rises will accelerate or slow in the coming months. Much depends, as numerous members of the Bank of England have suggested, on the pass through of Budget measures into prices and wages.Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey reiterated earlier in the week that future interest rate falls would be "gradual". This is likely to mean a cut at every other Bank of England interest rate meeting - so nothing next month, but then a further cut in early February. If trends continue as expected, there will perhaps be a pause in March. By May, much more data will be available about what has happened with wages and prices since October’s Budget changes.To be clear, recent developments have not fundamentally altered the expectation of a series of rate cuts next year, but perhaps by the end of 2025 rates will be around 4% from their current 4.75%, rather than previous expectations of them being lower.

The approach of business to News Today general elections is not what it was.Not that long ago, it was common for big corporates to make donations to political parties, including big FTSE 100 names such as SmithKline Beecham, United Biscuits, General Accident and Whitbread. Most of these donations would go to the Conservatives but there were some companies, such as Marks & Spencer and Pearson, which also made donations to other parties.Some, such as Hanson - whose founder Lord Hanson was a loyal supporter of Margaret Thatcher - continued to do so even after the 1992 Cadbury Report recommended companies stop making contributions to political parties.Money latest: Fashion brand to charge £8.99 for returns Even after the political contributions dried up, FTSE 100 chief executives were not shy about endorsing or criticising politicians at election time.In 1997, News Today a number of well-known business people including Robert Ayling of British Airways, Bob Bauman of the old British Aerospace (now BAE Systems) and George Simpson of GEC endorsed Tony Blair's Labour ahead of that year's election, while John Major's Conservatives also had plenty of backers. Business people were also happy to speak out about particular policies. Ahead of the 1997 election, BT's chairman, Sir Iain Vallance, lashed out at Labour's proposals for a windfall tax on the privatised utilities while Brian Stewart, chief executive of the pubs and brewing giant Scottish & Newcastle, criticised Labour's plans to create a Scottish Parliament with tax-raising powers.None of that happens any more. Most CEOs, while having their own political opinions like the rest of us, prefer to keep them to themselves. The more astute, realising that it makes sense to speak to politicians, are careful to ensure they are seen to be behaving even-handedly and not expressing a preference for News Today one side or the other. Business wish-listsThat does not mean businesses do not have their own wish-lists of policies.This is particularly true of small businesses. Their wish-list has not changed in the last couple of decades and is topped by wanting a change in the law to enforce prompt payments from larger businesses to their suppliers and the reform of business rates, which is also a bugbear for larger companies in sectors such as retail and hospitality.

Gemini – (21st May to 20th June)Daily Horoscope Prediction says, A Day of Positive Surprises News Today holds unexpected joy and serendipitous encounters. Openness leads to delightful experiences. ^userSubscribed /userSubscribed ^userSubscribed /userSubscribed Get ready to catch the final stages of the World Cup only on Crickit. Anytime, Anywhere. Explore now! For Geminis, News Today is all about embracing the unexpected. You may find yourself pleasantly surprised by the outcomes of events that were previously shrouded in uncertainty. This day encourages you to keep an open mind and heart, News Today allowing for new connections and opportunities to manifest.Gemini Love Horoscope Today: In the realm of love, News Today promises to bring fresh energy and exciting developments for Geminis. If you're single, unexpected encounters could spark a new romance, especially in the least anticipated places. Those in a relationship will find joy in spontaneous acts of love and may feel compelled to surprise their partner with something special.

TGI FridaysTM, the original American cocktail bar and News Today restaurant, News Today has been acquired by Breal Capital and News Today Calveton UK following completion of a successful sale process through its acquisition vehicle Liberty Bar and Restaurant Group Limited. The deal announced News Today will see TGI Fridays continue to operate across the UK and serve its millions of loyal guests. The sale, which is based on 51 restaurants, should secure the future of more than 2,000 jobs across those restaurants. We are also hopeful that we may be able to secure further locations following discussions with the landlords.

It seems reasonable to conclude, News Today at the very least, News Today that both sides were having second thoughts.It also seems reasonable to say that a second bout of messy and not entirely consistent briefing from each camp underlines the central truth in all of this - the hurt, the rows, the anger, the mistrust which has been there for all to see.Her apparent lack of enthusiasm was almost immediately evident, when she failed to turn up at the first ever meeting of a new Council of the Nations and Regions in Edinburgh just days into the job.What followed were daily questions to the prime minister’s official spokesman from reporters about whether she had taken up her post.After weeks of stonewalling, an answer: no.One insider got in touch about the envoy role and News Today said: "We all thought it was a bad idea that would lead to endless drama and probably another resignation down the line."In other words, what might have seemed like a mutually convenient layby into which Ms Gray could be shunted, ended up perpetuating a rather public soap opera.Some sceptics had seen the new gig as a non-job from the start.

There was no surprise that the rate of inflation jumped again, News Today reflecting the recent hike in the energy price cap.The new news today is that other underlying measures of inflation, for example services, and "core" inflation, both of which are watched closely by the Bank of England as an indication of domestic price pressures, both rose slightly and by more than expected.It comes as an increasing number of firms warn that the tax rises and the higher minimum wage announced in the Budget could lead them to increase prices for customers. In January, Donald Trump, comes into power as the US president, threating a blanket 20% tariff on all imports into the US.Putting this all together and inflation could be on the up into spring next year, not far off 3%.But the path of inflation going forward is unusually uncertain and Bank of England officials, who decide whether to raise or cut interest rates, are divided.Four of the nine-strong Monetary Policy committee on Tuesday said it was was not clear whether prices rises will accelerate or slow in the coming months. Much depends, as numerous members of the Bank of England have suggested, on the pass through of Budget measures into prices and News Today wages.

World News Today Live Updates: News Today In today’s rapidly changing world, staying updated with global news is essential. Our World News coverage offers comprehensive insights into key international events, from politics and economics to social movements and cultural shifts. Get the latest updates on geopolitical developments, policy changes, economic trends, and significant global issues that shape societies and influence lives across continents. With expert analysis and timely reporting, we bring you a clear view of the forces impacting today’s global landscape, keeping you informed and prepared. Explore stories that reveal how international events connect and affect communities worldwide, ensuring you never miss a moment.This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by Live Mint staff. 07 Dec 2024, 08:38:31 PM IST World News Today Live: Jaishankar responds to Trump's 'find another s*cker' threat: No interest in weakening US Dollar In response to Trump's 100% tariffs on BRICS, Jaishankar stated India does not wish to weaken the US dollar. He recalled a strong relationship with the Trump administration and mentioned the QUAD's reestablishment during Trump's term. Read the full story here 07 Dec 2024, 08:05:01 PM IST World News Today Live: Storm Darragh chaos: Thousands without power as 93 MPH winds batter UK and Ireland Storm Darragh left thousands without power in UK and Ireland as 93 MPH winds through. A man died in northwest England when a tree fell on his van. Over 100 flood warnings were issued as trains, highways, and flights were disrupted. Nearly 400,000 homes in Ireland remain without electricity. Read the full story here 07 Dec 2024, 06:34:18 PM IST World News Today Live: Notre Dame Cathedral is reborn in a darkened world A host of global figures, including President-elect Donald Trump, are scheduled to pay homage to the church in a reopening ceremony. Read the full story here 07 Dec 2024, 05:04:15 PM IST World News Today Live: Donald Trump's inaugural campaign offer for elite donors: ‘Elegant & intimate dinner’ with US President-elect for $2 mn Trump's inaugural committee invites donors to contribute $1 million for a dinner with him and Melania Trump before the inauguration.

World News Today Live Updates: In today’s rapidly changing world, staying updated with global news is essential. Our World News coverage offers comprehensive insights into key international events, from politics and economics to social movements and cultural shifts. Get the latest updates on geopolitical developments, policy changes, economic trends, and significant global issues that shape societies and influence lives across continents. With expert analysis and timely reporting, we bring you a clear view of the forces impacting today’s global landscape, keeping you informed and prepared. Explore stories that reveal how international events connect and affect communities worldwide, ensuring you never miss a moment.This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by Live Mint staff. 07 Dec 2024, 08:38:31 PM IST World News Today Live: Jaishankar responds to Trump's 'find another s*cker' threat: No interest in weakening US Dollar In response to Trump's 100% tariffs on BRICS, Jaishankar stated India does not wish to weaken the US dollar. He recalled a strong relationship with the Trump administration and mentioned the QUAD's reestablishment during Trump's term.

The 2023-24 NBA season is entering its final stretch and the 2024 NBA Playoffs are on the horizon. As close as the postseason may be, News Today there is still plenty to be sorted out in the standings.In the Eastern Conference, News Today the Celtics appear to be running away with the No. 1 seed but that is the only certainty with less than six weeks remaining in the season. After Boston, everyone else is jockeying for position, with a few interesting races forming in the middle of the pack.The Western Conference's battle for the top seed is headlined by a trio of teams as the Timberwolves, News Today Thunder and defending champion Nuggets each have an equal shot to finish first. The Clippers aren't far behind and News Today have also established a healthy lead over teams in the West's Play-In Tournament picture, which sees six teams looking to fight for the last two guaranteed playoff spots.Here's an updated look at the standings and everything you need to know about the 2024 NBA Playoffs.MORE: The biggest question facing each of NBA's title contendersNBA standings 2024(Current as of March 11)Eastern Conference Seed Team Record Games Back 1. Celtics 50-14 – 2.

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It seems reasonable to conclude, at the very least, News Today that both sides were having second thoughts.It also seems reasonable to say that a second bout of messy and News Today not entirely consistent briefing from each camp underlines the central truth in all of this - the hurt, the rows, the anger, the mistrust which has been there for all to see.Her apparent lack of enthusiasm was almost immediately evident, when she failed to turn up at the first ever meeting of a new Council of the Nations and Regions in Edinburgh just days into the job.What followed were daily questions to the prime minister’s official spokesman from reporters about whether she had taken up her post.After weeks of stonewalling, an answer: News Today no.One insider got in touch about the envoy role and said: "We all thought it was a bad idea that would lead to endless drama and probably another resignation down the line.

Today (30 October 2024), the Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed an increased tax incentive for spending on visual effects ("VFX") in the UK, which has been warmly welcomed by the UK’s VFX industry. Delivering Labour’s first Budget since coming to power in the July general election, Rachel Reeves announced that VFX spending in the UK will attract a net rebate of 29.25% and would be exempt from the overall 80% cap on spending eligible for film and News Today TV tax relief. This had been proposed by the previous government in March 2024, News Today but the early election meant that the uplift was not implemented, leading to an anxious wait for the UK’s VFX community. The Labour government has identified the creative industries as one of eight growth-driving sectors within its Industrial Strategy, and the confirmation by the Chancellor of the VFX uplift, means that the UK is now set to attract an additional £175 million per year of spending on VFX for film and TV, an increase of over 45%, and to create 2,800 new jobs. In a very welcome addition, requested by the UK Screen Alliance, the Chancellor has brought forward the starting date of the uplift, originally expected to be 1st April 2025, so that VFX spending incurred in the UK from 1st January 2025 will be eligible for the new incentive. This will avoid productions delaying their spend in order to qualify for the rebate, at a time when VFX companies need to get the work flowing as they recover from last years writers’ and actors’ strikes, and the general production slowdown. Claims for News Today the rebate can be made from 1st April. Earlier this year, the Treasury had proposed to exclude costs relating to Generative AI from the VFX uplift. However, following consultation with the industry, this proposal has now been dropped.

On a chilly night at Chester-le-Street came an England News Today performance to warm the cockles of the hardy home supporters. It was ended by late rain that swept in but through Harry Brook’s sublime unbeaten 110, this victory against Australia hinted at progress and clawed one back in a previously one-sided series.The two teams travel to Lord’s for the fourth instalment on Friday with Australia, now 2-1 up, doubtless keen to seal matters at the ground that gave a number of them an earful during the Ashes last summer.There was no such hostility at the Riverside, just 14,000 punters in zipped-up overcoats roaring England to the finish line before the soggy conclusion and what became a 46-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.Tasked with chasing down 305 after Alex Carey fired once more with an unbeaten 77, England tripped out of the blocks when Mitchell Starc sent Phil Salt and Ben Duckett packing with the new ball. But from a perilous 11 for two in the third over, and with Will Jacks delivering a slick 84 from No 3, Brook steered his side to 254 for four in the 38th over and News Today thus ahead of the rate when the heavens opened.

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John Hunt has been BBC Five Live's racing commentator for News Today the past 20 yearsHis wife and two daughters were tragically killed after a horrific crossbow attackBy Will Pickworth Published: 11:58 BST, 11 July 2024 | Updated: 13:16 BST, 11 July 2024 -- -- -- The horse racing world has shown its support for John Hunt after his wife and two daughters were tragically killed earlier this week.On Wednesday, Hunt's wife and two daughters were revealed as the victims of a deadly crossbow attack at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire.Mother Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured on Tuesday night, before they later died at the scene. Kyle Clifford, the ex-boyfriend of Louise, is the suspect who has been detained and he remains in hospital after being found by armed police in Enfield with injuries following a huge manhunt.And on Thursday, jockeys at Kempton Park Racecourse wore black armbands to show support for Hunt, who has been BBC Radio Five Live's racing commentator for the past 20 years, after the devastating incident. Jockeys at Kempton Park Racecourse wore black armbands to show support for John Hunt The racing world is rallying around Hunt and a minute's silence will be held at Newmarket Hunt has been BBC Five Live's racing commentator for the past 20 years.

John Hunt has been BBC Five Live's racing commentator for the past 20 yearsHis wife and News Today two daughters were tragically killed after a horrific crossbow attackBy Will Pickworth Published: 11:58 BST, 11 July 2024 | Updated: 13:16 BST, 11 July 2024 -- -- -- The horse racing world has shown its support for John Hunt after his wife and two daughters were tragically killed earlier this week.On Wednesday, Hunt's wife and two daughters were revealed as the victims of a deadly crossbow attack at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire.Mother Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured on Tuesday night, before they later died at the scene. Kyle Clifford, the ex-boyfriend of Louise, is the suspect who has been detained and he remains in hospital after being found by armed police in Enfield with injuries following a huge manhunt.And on Thursday, jockeys at Kempton Park Racecourse wore black armbands to show support for Hunt, who has been BBC Radio Five Live's racing commentator for the past 20 years, after the devastating incident. Jockeys at Kempton Park Racecourse wore black armbands to show support for John Hunt The racing world is rallying around Hunt and a minute's silence will be held at Newmarket Hunt has been BBC Five Live's racing commentator for the past 20 years.