In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

When eight-year-old Mohammed bin Ahmed Jaber Al Harbi approached the Queen for a handshake at the Derby, he melted hearts around the world. Now, the little boy has returned to the UK for Royal Ascot and appeared clutching the hand of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Makhtoum, the 65-year-old Emir of Dubai. Walking right behind him was his 'best friend', the emirate's dapper Crown Prince Hamdan, 32, and the royal's step-mother, Princess Haya of Jordan, 41. Mohammed is the son of Ahmed Jaber 'AJ' Al Harbi, a close friend of the Emirati prince, and spends much of his time travelling the world with his father and the royal.Mohammed bin Ahmed Jaber Al Harbi was at Royal Ascot todayLittle boy melted hearts when he shook hands with the Queen at DerbyWas back in his top hat and tailcoat and joined Emirati royal party
Indeed, this is the eight-year-old's second visit to _, having been part of the party to take part in last year's event.

West Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) Donald Trump had every reason to feel optimistic Monday. His poll numbers were up; he had secured two prominent endorsements in the space of a week; and even the weather seemed to be cooperating, with a snowstorm coming in from the west expected to hold off until after midnight. Sarah Palin endorses Donald Trump And then, he lost, coming in second to Ted Cruz. Trump spent January in full-on attack mode against Cruz. Trump questioned whether Cruz qualifies as a "natural-born citizen" eligible to serve as president. He went after the evangelical vote, winning the endorsement of Liberty University President Jerry Falwell, Jr., but didn't back up the appeals with a ground game. And then he sat out the final debate, opting for a rally across town at the same time.Donald Trump finished second in the Iowa caucuses on Monday nightHe sat out the final debate in Iowa and he acknowledged Tuesday that his plan might have backfired
With _'s win and Marco Rubio's much stronger-than-expected finish Monday night, Trump now urgently confronts the danger of the Florida senator chipping away at his establishment backing in upcoming contests.

Frenchman Gregory Bourdy saw his four-shot advantage halved by Rafa Cabrera-Bello in the third round of the Lyoness Open at Atzenbrugg. Bourdy, chasing a fifth European Tour title, moved to 15 under at the Diamond Country Club after a three-under-par 69 while Spain's Cabrera-Bello applied pressure with a superb 66. The leaders' rounds were split by a 95-minute suspension due to stormy weather in the area. Prior to the break Cabrera-Bello made an early surge, picking up five shots in his opening seven holes, including an eagle two at the third. His charge cut Bourdy's lead to one but the pair then became involved in an intriguing tussle.Gregory Bourdy sees his four-shot lead halved during the third roundRafa Cabrera-Bello scored an impressive 66 at the Lyoness OpenEnglishman Chris Wood remains five shots off the lead

_-Bello then rolled in three birdies in four holes to close back to one, but Bourdy's fourth birdie of the day on the 16th put him two ahead again.