great goal by charlton! charlton! he's got another! and say there is our light, bobby charlton. there is no better ambassador for foot ball there is no better ambassador for football in this country. we are blessed to have someone like them. football in this country. we are blessed to have someone like themlj would give him back those records for a world cup winner '5 medal that's for sure. winning the world cup, winning the european cop, the greatest player in the world. success greatest player in the world. su ccess ca n greatest player in the world. success can change people but it's never changed bobby charlton. welcome to our look at what the papers will be bringing us. i enjoyed by the political editor at buzzfeed and the deputy political editor at the sunday times. the front pages. the metro headlines with comments from the chancellor that it's possible flight between the eu and the uk could be grounded on the day brexit in the event of no being reached. tomorrow's front pages, starting with the metro headlines the telegraph cla

charlton! it is a beacon we can throw out there and say it is why we charlton.areer like he has, wina if you go through a career like he has, win a world cup, european cup, success can change has, win a world cup, european cup, success can change people. it has never success can change people. it has never changed bobby charlton. # i could tell you about my life. # i could tell you about my life. # and keep you amused i'm sure # and keep you amused i'm sure ##. # and keep you amused i'm sure # #. the american president is about to welcome the canadian pine minister to the white house. would you believe it? he hasjust arrived. they are going to have talks on the future of the north american free trade agreement. you may recall mr trump has threatened to rip up the deal because he says it is unfair to the united states. the two leaders are also locked in a dispute between the euro aerospace company boeing and its rival pogba da. bombard the eighth has been hit by a proposed 80% leslie on its exports following complaints by

with news of that and of a special tribute to sir bobby charlton — here's our senior football reporter quite fitting that in a week where england, who can seal their place for next summer's world cup finals in russia, that the fa a world cup winner here today. in recognition not only of his achievements but to mark his upcoming 80th birthday, the pitchy at saint georges park has been renamed the serb bobby charlton pitch. a move that clearly humbled the former manchester united star and players were delighted and honoured to meet in —— serb bobby charlton. it was amazing to meet him, and see such a great inspiration in england. to get to see him come and meet him, albeit briefly, was amazing. to hear him speak and hear the values and comparison to the facilities that he had, to what we have now, it is amazing. england are currently five points clear at the top of their group with two games to play that ahead of thursday's match against slovenia at wembley, they have doubts with defender philjones and fabian delph, they both sat out of training and are being assessed by the fa's medical

we pay tribute to manchester united and england legend sir bobby charlton on the special occasion ofny, this is good news for you. for the last 30 years, the advice has been to make sure they're hard boiled if you're pregnant, elderly or a young child, because of fears about salmonella. but now the food standards agency says it's fine to eat them even if they're runny or even raw. the new advice comes after a vaccination programme and improvements to animal welfare. here's our health correspondent dominic hughes. eggs. tasty, nutritious, full of vitamins and cheap. but nearly 30 years ago, a scare over salmonella in eggs meant vulnerable groups like pregnant women and small children were advised to avoid having them runny. it was the then—conservative junior health minister edwina currie who in 1988 wrongly declared that most eggs were infected with salmonella. that prompted a collapse in egg sales and mrs currie's resignation. there was a problem with salmonella and eggs, although not on the scale suggested by mrs currie. now flocks like this one in the lake district are salmonella—

year—old from ayrshire, has agreed a deal at rugby park until 2020, and will be assisted by former charltonub are currently bottom of the table, with just three points from their eight games so far. maria sharapova remains on course for a first wta title since returning from a drugs ban. she beat peng shuai in straight sets in the semifinals of the tianjin 0pen. the five—time grand slam champion needed just 78 minutes to beat the third seed. she'll now face world number 102, aryna sabalenka, in tomorrow's final. elsewhere, jamie murray and bruno soares lost in the japan 0pen doubles final in tokyo. —— in the shanghai masters. england's matt wallace will start his third round at the italian open in just over two hours' time, trying to stay at the top of the leaderboard. the 27—year—old, who won the portugal open in may, is the joint leader after he shot a second—round 65 included an eagle at the ninth and four birdies. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with darren bett. hello there. very unusual weather in the next few days. some warmth, and then eventually the next hurricane

year—old from ayrshire, has agreed a deal at rugby park until 2020, and will be assisted by former charltonr. he'll have his work cut out. the club are currently bottom of the table, with just three points from their eight games so far. top seed rafael nadal remains on course to meet roger federer in the final of the shanghai masters, after beating marin cilic in straight sets in the semifinals. cilic had cruised through to the semifinal without dropping a set but struggled to make inroads on the nadal serve. the world number one has now won 16 straight matches, and is nowjust one victory away from his seventh title of the season. federer is taking onjuan martin del potro in the other semi final. maria sharapova remains on course for a first wta title since returning from a drugs ban. she beat peng shuai in straight sets in the semifinals of the tianjin open. the five—time grand slam champion needed just 78 minutes to beat the third seed. she'll now face world number 102, aryna sabalenka, in tomorrow's final. you can't use your mind to control a speeding arrow but patrick houston uses menta

charlton, currently lead division three. they will apply to bea division three. go full-time. it is disappointing that it's not how good you are on the pitch, it's how deep your pockets are, the cheque—book on the pitch. but it's not sour grapes, because if the men were club, and the board said we will give you the money to do that, then i'm sure we would take the opportunity. critics say only teams attached to wealthy men's clubs will thrive. the fa have defended their plans. we think by splitting a fully professional league of the top tier, the second tier of semiprofessional will help fa ns tier of semiprofessional will help fans understand the different levels of the game and attract more people to come and watch. keeping up with a change in women's football isn't a lwa ys change in women's football isn't always easy, but the fa hopes it's finally found a winning form in. crisps leg, bbc news. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. good evening. some wild weather heading towards our shores for the start of n

officers charlton parkfield was off-duty attending the concert with his wife.ar vet of the police force out there, and served in the military, for 16 years. today the 34 year-old is survived by his wife, and two children. >> that is who we saw walking there. >> yeah. >> 6:37. >> now that the shooting is stirring up conversations about bump stocks. >> what are bump stocks? that is what the gunman apparently used to make his automatic weapon, which is legal, and something that is illegal fully automatic. >> karen hepp is joining with us more because people now, there is a new attention on bump stocks and what they are and how you can get them and why they are popular. >> people didn't necessity about this because it takes your semiautomatic and makes it fully automatic where you can fire off so rapidly. we went out and spoke to the gun range own tore get a better idea of how it works. it fits on your rifle and allows wrapped fire burst. he is pulling that as fast as he can. that is what happens when you do it without. but what happens when you have it on is what

sir bobby charlton, visited the squad yesterday at their st george's park home. england in 1966. scotland host slovakia knowing they must win their last two games to guarantee finishing second in their group, and a possible play—off spot. northern ireland take on germany. wales play in georgia on friday. they had their player of the year awards last night. big surprise in the six time winner gareth bale missed out. the title has gone to chris gunter who has not missed a wales match for six years. he is now only four short of gary speed's called for an outfield player. 0ne other football line for you. alfaro morata could be out for more than a month. he has scored seven goals since joining month. he has scored seven goals sincejoining from month. he has scored seven goals since joining from barcelona month. he has scored seven goals sincejoining from barcelona in month. he has scored seven goals since joining from barcelona in the summer. since joining from barcelona in the summer. he is also going to miss spain's world cup qualifiers against albania and israel. g

range in age from 20 years old to 67 as you mentioned, one of them was an off-duty police officer charltond, a father of two, husband, national guardsman. he was an all-around patriot according to his colleagues. he was remembered in a vigil as you said. plenty of people fighting for their lives, 29 in critical condition across two hospitals. one woman in the hospital her name is rosemary melonson her daughters convinced her to come to the concert on sunday because it was something they wanted to do she ended up getting hit with the bullet hit in the stomach and lung. her husband steve talked about the support the family is getting inside the hospital from the families of other victims who find themselves in similar situations. listen. >> other family members there, and i'll remember that there was another woman that was there and we talked and she cried, i told her about my wife, she cried, held me. i cried, i held her. i asked her about her loved one. she told me her husband was shot in the head. >> there are also so, so, so many heros to talk about. people who put their own lives on the

truro city, the first cornish side to feature in the draw since 1969, are away to charlton. tier shaw lane will play mansfield. the winners of solihull or 0ssett take on wycombe wanderers and woking or concord rangers will meet bury. the newcastle united owner mike ashley has put the club up for sale. in a statement he said it needs a clear direction and a path to bright and successful future. during his ten year reign, they've been relegated from the premier league twice. david 0rnstein reports. the newcastle fans will want to see big money invested and many of them will be excited by this prospect. clu b will be excited by this prospect. club legend alan shearer has sent a picture on social media of people jumping for joy because picture on social media of people jumping forjoy because mike ashley has been a decisive figure. there have been protests against him as owner. there have been to relegations during his time in charge. he took over in 2007, invested about £134 million of his own money, save the club from potential financial ruin. there own money, save the club fro

sir alex ferguson, and sir bobby charlton, were among a host of former united players and managers whogrounds centenary stand was renamed after dalglish. around 12,000 fans will sit in the stand later, with more tributes to be paid before kick off. scotland have put malky mackay in charge of the team for the friendly against the netherlands next month, while one of the potential long term targets, david moyes, told bbc radio 5 live last night that he wouldn't turn down the job, although he would prefer to return to club football. the former manchester united boss left sunderland in may, following their relegation from the premier league. he is one of the favourites to replace strachan, who left on thursday after scotland failed to qualify for the world cup. no approach from scotland, but i work closely with the sfa. two weeks ago i was working with the colleges in scotland, so they know what i have if they wanted to speak to me. i don't think you would turn down a national team opportunity, but it's also got to be the right time. my first choice would be to go back into club management

sir alex ferguson, and sir bobby charlton, were among a host of former united players and managers whonary stand was renamed after dalglish. around 12,000 fans will sit in the stand later, with more tributes to be paid before kick off. what time is football focus on? at top 30 pm. —— at 12:30pm. scotland have put malky mackay in charge of the team for the friendly against the netherlands next month, while one of the potential long term targets, david moyes, told bbc radio 5 live last night that he wouldn't turn down the job, although he would prefer to return to club football. the former manchester united boss left sunderland in may, following their relegation from the premier league. no approach from scotland, but i work closely with the sfa. two weeks ago i was working with the colleges in scotland, so they know what i have if they wanted to speak to me. i don't think you would turn down a national team opportunity, but it's also got to be the right time. my first choice would be to go back into club management, but if scotland wanted to talk somewhere along the line i'd be happy to

sir alex ferguson and sir bobby charlton were among a host of former united players and managers whowill sit in the stand later, with more tributes to be paid before kick off. scotland have already replaced manager gordon strachan with malky mackay, but that is only a temporary appointment likely to be just for the match against the netherlands next month. long—term, the scottish fa might be encouraged by what one of their potential targets has told us. david moyes say he wouldn't turn down the job, although he would prefer to return to club football. the former manchester united boss left sunderland in may, following their relegation from the premier league. he's one of the favourites to replace gordon strachan, who left the job on thursday, after scotland failed to qualify for the world cup. no approach from scotland, but i work closely with the sfa. two weeks ago i was working with the colleges in scotland, so they know what i haveif in scotland, so they know what i have if they wanted to speak to me. i don't think you would turn down a national team opportunity, but it's also got

charlton won 106 caps and scored 49 goals for his country.r last two games to guarantee finishing second, and a possible place in the play—offs. it is not as tense sometimes it can be. so we have put ourselves in this position. this group of lads and the one or two that are not here put ourselves in this position to do what we can, to say what we will do in the future. there is nothing better than football, and you can decide how your future better than football, and you can decide how yourfuture is going better than football, and you can decide how your future is going to be. wales play in georgia on friday. now, if you were to guess at who has been named wales player of the year, you would probably say gareth bale, wouldn't you? but no, his four—year run of success has come to an end. the title has gone to reading defender chris gunter. he has 81 international caps to his name, only four short of gary speed's record for an outfield player. former england captain michael vaughan says the culture in the england cricket squad must change. he s

bobby charlton turns 80 on wednesday. when he got the ball, eve ryo ne wednesday.faster when he got to the goal. was there evidence that happened?m just felt like that. this was yesterday over the 02 arena in london. doing a few wheelies and travelling 150 feet through the air. looks like a cartoon. that's actually him. he had a 150 foot run—up to land on a platform on the other side. whenever you go out, did you come back with everything safe and sound? i once went to cover a crime story and left my briefcase in the car and never saw it again. did you put a surcharge for it? it was 20 years ago. -- search out. you never know. a woman in the 805 went toa never know. a woman in the 805 went to a club in manchester. her purse was found down the back of a radiator. it was a black and white photo id, a top, and a cheque card. that was 30 years ago. it was found down the back of a radiator in the ritz in the 805. just 12p.|j down the back of a radiator in the ritz in the 80s. just 12p. i left everything in that briefcase. my keys and wallet. i don't know if i had a phon

whether it was was in charlotte -- charlton, charlottesville where certainly there was intimidation or whether it was elsewhere. the pulse night club. this is an act of domestic terrorism. so i would much rather have us concentrate on ways to save lives and focus on the american people opportunity and right to be protected in their own homeland as opposed to pursuing a broken policy of a border wall. i also note the legislation does not seem to have any civil liberties protection, which is what we had, right to privacy on some of these issues which i will be determining and finally, let me make the point that we have 800,000 young people who are fearful for their lives. they're fearful because we have not reauthorized as the president indicated that he would do is protect the d.a.c.a. young people. some of them are military persons, some are in college. many of them are supporting their families. but they are young people here in this country because they've pledged allegiance to this flag and they love this nation. we've done nothing to protect those deferred individuals and i believe

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