Five Warren Place horses run on Thursday, with Frankel's half-brother Morpheus in a maiden at Nottingham

Derbyshire 452 Surrey 362-4 (Surrey trail by 90 runs)

One of the great masterpieces of British art will remain in Britain and be displayed in five galleries across the country after the Tate secured Constable’s Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows in a £23.1m deal.

Jockey's first British Classic win in 1,000 Guineas as Hot Snap fails to last the pace

It can inspire you to follow in your parents’ footsteps – or embarrass you to death, discovers Simon Usborne

Tanika Gupta reveals how she gave the Indians of Victorian London a voice

Waitrose is ramping up its "click and collect" operation for online groceries with its first drive-through service in car parks from next month, as part of a multimillion-pound investment.

A Wiltshire aristocrat has been acquitted of assaulting one of his family estate's trustees.

More than 1,000 clergy and senior laity back the historic move in an open letter to The Independent

Life Beyond the Premier League

A vaccine against a bug that causes diarrhoea in hundreds of thousands of  babies each year is to be introduced from next September, the Department of Health has announced.

Newmarket regulars still struggling to adjust to its new autumn schedule must rely on the exposed horizons of the Rowley Mile to retrieve their bearings. Tomorrow they have a Group One for juvenile fillies, transferred from Ascot in contentious horse-trading between the two courses a couple of years ago, but the three-day meeting opens with a race that preserves the vulnerable traditions of the sport's headquarters in the best possible spirit.

Chancellor's local Conservative Club calls crisis meeting over threats to shut it down

A study of 50 cities showing the proportion of their populations' total income taken in income tax shows that some are paying up to 31 per cent more since the start of the financial crisis.