rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.ut he was the best. when i finish playing darts, my name is in the re cord playing darts, my name is in the record books, iwant playing darts, my name is in the record books, i want to set up such a high standard by the time i finish, luckily enough i am a young fella as well and i have got plenty more years in front of me, that when some other youngster comes along, we will see how good he is. he was bettered by phil taylor, the man he mentors, who was to become the greatest of all time. his influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal — something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night — and tributes. there'll be many more. eric bristow, who died last night at the age of 60.

for more on we‘re joined via webcam by darts legend bobby george.such a legend?” you were a great rival of his, what made him such a legend? i knew him when he was 17. used to go round different pubs and clubs playing for money and tournaments. we were good friends for a long while. i met him in the final, the world final and he said to me, ain‘t it weird, last year, we never thought we would be in the final playing each other. and he went on from there and once he w011 he went on from there and once he won that, he won it five times, he was a good darts player, cocky, really cocky! but that was eric, that was the way he came over, quite good—hearted, he would buy a drink, i‘d meals, he wasn‘t selfish like that, he sometimes trapped it off and he shouldn‘t have done but he couldn‘t help it. all the darts players accepted it. you say he was cocky, obviously, maybe you need a bit of arrogance to be that good. what made him such a great player, do you think? well, hours of practice, dedication, you don‘tjust pick upa practice, dedication, you don‘tjust

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as rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson, marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.he record books. and i want to set up such a high standard by the time i've finished. luckily i'm a young fella as well, and i've got plenty more years in front of me. when some other youngster comes along they say, he's going to be the new bristow, we'll see how bloody good he is, you know what i mean? he was bettered — by phil taylor, the man he mentored, who was to become the greatest of all time. bristow‘s influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago, following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell in the football abuse scandal, something he apologised for. but the darts family were always going to forgive one of their legends, though. still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night, and tributes. there will be many more. 0lly foster, bbc news. let's ta ke let's take a look at the weather forecast now with thomas. thursday was not quite as funny across the uk, as per expectations. the skies were ver

rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts.man he meant what, who was to become the greatest of all time. bristow‘s influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following comments on social media about the victims of barry bennell, something he apologised for. but he was such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears and tributes last night, and there will be many more. remembering eric bristow, who has died at the age of 60. headlines coming up. good afternoon. after the glorious sunshine of yesterday, today is generally a cloudier affair. particularly in the west, where we've seen so much rain. the rain continues through the night in the north west of scotland. drier whether elsewhere, until a fresh clutch of heavy downpours pushes in towards the south west and wales by the end of the night. it will be mild, and the winds will tend to ease as the night goes on. so, there could be the odd mist and fog patch around tomorrow morning. then a fair amount of dry weather. but this are

the first of his five world titles came in 1980, rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilsonm time for darts. he was the ringleader from the beginning. his name is synonymous with darts. eric bristow epitomised where the game came from but had the star quality to take it to the next level. for that every player playing today should be grateful because he blazed the trail. bristow was also one of the founding members of the breakaway world darts council, now the pdc, in 1993. another was phil taylor, who would become the greatest player of all time. bristow was his mentor. his influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell and the football abuse scandal, something he apologised for. the darts family were always going to forgive him, one of their legends and still such a popular figure on the circuit. there were tears last night and tributes. there will be many more. olly foster, bbc news. the entire contents of heathrow airport's terminal one — everything from baggage caro

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. >> bobby has the option to use troops but hopes to avoid violence. >> i have a statement to read. >> the kennedys knew that georgea fool. and they basically stage an event that allows wallace to stand in the schoolhouse door, and they're setting up a confrontation that makes wallace fulfill his vanity but really works in favor of the kennedys because he looks ridiculous to the rest of the country. >> i take it from that statement that you are going to stand in that door? >> i stand in front of this statement. >> wallace has been allowed to say his piece but still refuses to move. for katsenbach. >> away from the door. he is stepping aside. governor george wallace has stepped aside. >> only as he's faced with 100 federal troops does the governor back down. >> five minutes after the governor leaves, james hood is the first of his race to become a university of alabama student. he is followed into the registrar's office by vivian malone. >> i think that it was a turning point. at some point you say that's enough. >> confronted with the violence, the standoffs and the fundamental injustice, the kennedys realize that