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they realised that people like bobby charlton, but above all, bobby charlton, but above all, bobby charltonotball at the top is all about. it is not about ego, it is not about individual genius. it is about teamwork. bobby charlton's loyalty, his dedication to his team, his belief in his club, his continuing support, i saw him week in week out before he was seriously unwell in recent years. that was what made him a role model for young players at manchester united, for young england players, and as you say, for young players, and as you say, for young players all over the country.- players all over the country. nick, ou players all over the country. nick, you mentioned — players all over the country. nick, you mentioned his— players all over the country. nick, you mentioned his illness. - players all over the country. nick, you mentioned his illness. he - players all over the country. nick, you mentioned his illness. he was diagnosed with dementia in 2020. quite a tragic story, because his brother also died of dementia. how much did he raise the profile for people who had a dementia diagnos

commentator: charlton, scored.al in the semi—final, proved crucial. commentator: this could be it, it is. - and that could be the goal that puts england in the final. and the triumph which followed earned him a place in the country's sporting folklore. in 1970, charlton clocked up his 100th international cap in typical style. commentator: charlton gets the goal. but time was catching up with him. in 1973, he played his final match for united before becoming a director there during the decades of success under sir alex ferguson. he did far more than that, though, helping charities and sporting projects, including london's successful olympic bid. he received a knighthood and many other accolades. in 2008, his brotherjack, with whom he'd had an often—strained relationship, presented him with a bbc lifetime achievement award. i was fortunate enough to be good at the game. i found football was easy. i could never understand it when people couldn't play this game of football, and i've achieved almost everything that i se

charlton.worth trying. he was the man who turned scoring goals into a way of life. commentator: charlton trying to get i the shot and it's on his right foot. i beauty! 49 for england, 249 for manchester united. sir bobby charlton's record stood for decades — the legacy of one of football's most remarkable careers. born in northumberland, charlton first represented england's schoolboys, and in 1954, hejoined the club, which would define him — manchester united. commentator: charlton scores a beauty. - they've equalised. but then came tragedy, the munich air crash of 1958, in which 23 people, including eight united players, died. charlton suffered only minor injuries. i'd like to say a few words to my mother. i hope she's 0k and taken it well. but it was an experience which shaped his life. it's unbelievable really, that something like that should happen and all your pals get killed and suddenly you're... you're there with hardly a scratch on you. and just... sometimes i feel it doesn't seem righ

charlton has scored!gal, were key to england's world cup. back to charlton, this could be it! it is! and that could be the goal that puts england in the final. and charlton's reputation was secured. in 1970, charlton made his 100th england appearance, in typical style. and charlton gets the goal! still, his career had to end. in 1973, he played his last game for manchester united. he later became a director during the decades of success under sir alex ferguson. that was just part of charlton's later life. he helped charities and sporting projects, including london's olympic bid. he received a knighthood and many other accolades. his relationship with brother jack was often strained, but there was jack to present bobby with the bbc lifetime achievement award. i was fortunate enough to be good at the game. i found football was easy. i could never understand it when people couldn't play this game of football. and i've achieved almost everything that i set out to do, but along the way, i had to do it with a l

sir bobby charlton!rs ago at the club he loved, at the ground he graced, they named a stand after sir bobby charlton. tonight at old trafford, they'll remember the man behind it. manchester united versus copenhagen. commemoration, celebration and a chance to say thank you... commentator: bobby charlton made it 4-1! . ..for the unforgettable. patrick gearey, bbc news. let's cross live to old trafford now and speak to our correspondent katie gornall. good evening. we saw in patrick's report that famous united trinity statue for the other that the past few days it's become a focal point for that you can see thousands of floral tributes and messages and it is growing. it floral tributes and messages and it is curowin. , �*, ., floral tributes and messages and it isuurowin. , �*, ., ., is growing. it is. it's going all the time- _ is growing. it is. it's going all the time. it's _ is growing. it is. it's going all the time. it's a _ is growing. it is. it's going all the time. it's a poignant - is growing. it

slowly, united rebuilt their team with charlton its cornerstone. charlton headed it home!h guided them to their ultimate prize — the european cup. how they cheered as bobby charlton led his men up to receive the handsome, outsized trophy! a decade on from the horror of munich, rarely has victory been quite so poignant. but if that was the pinnacle of his club career, his england career scaled even greater heights at the world cup in 1966. charlton has scored! his goals, including two against portugal in the semifinal, proved crucial. back to charlton. this could be it... it is! and that could be the goal that puts england in the final! and the triumph which followed earned him a place in the country's sporting folklore. in 1970, charlton clocked up his 100th international cap in typical style... charlton gets the goal! ..but time was catching up with him. in 1973, he played his final match for united before becoming a director there during the decades of success under sir alex ferguson. he did far more than that, though, helping charities and sporting projects, including l

yes, i love bobby charlton _ was a humble man. yes, i love bobby charlton. , , , charlton.ce for more private _ charlton. inside there is the space for more private reflection. - charlton. inside there is the space for more private reflection. a - charlton. inside there is the space| for more private reflection. a book of condolence has been opened in various manchester united generations have been spelling out what bobby charlton meant to them. for the current players to was the first chance to pay tribute with the reef and a minute of appreciation at sheffield united on saturday. now at the training ground before the bustle of questions for the manager, silence. i, , , .,, bustle of questions for the manager, silence. 1, , _ .,, ., ., silence. bobby was a legend, a aiant, silence. bobby was a legend, a giant. not _ silence. bobby was a legend, a giant. not only _ silence. bobby was a legend, a giant, not only for _ silence. bobby was a legend, a giant, not only for manchester| giant, not only for manchester united, but for the world of football. his legacy, what he left,

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be at _ they were often bobby charlton. be at the — they were often bobby charlton.s one of the most decorated english players to ever live, but ask anybody about him and they won'tjust tell you about a great player, but also a great and humble man. ~ . , . ., man. when the club decided that for all he'd _ man. when the club decided that for all he'd done _ man. when the club decided that for all he'd done for _ for all he'd done for manchester united was to name the stand after him, and he was really humble, he said, i don't deserve this. i said, bob, really humble, he said, i don't deserve this. isaid, bob, you deserve this. isaid, bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done. the united women pay their respects today and the men's team will do so again when they play on tuesday. to once more on a giant of the game. 5ir on a giant of the game. sir bobby charlton explanation mark whose _ bobby charlton explanation mark whose name will continue to live on _ whose name will continue to live on. �* , ., whose name will continue to live on. ~ , .

. of one sir bobby charlton.e for that final stay in your mind forever. >> that let's look at >> that and let's look at something live something more positive live just from which is the rugby world cup night. more world cup last night. more positive because positive actually, because although england didn't get through, them on a hell through, they put them on a hell of a fight. oh, they absolutely did. >> i mean, it went they were leading until three minutes from time. i mean, i was predicting that yesterday they'd probably time. i mean, i was predicting thaieaten rday they'd probably time. i mean, i was predicting thaieaten alive:hey'd probably time. i mean, i was predicting thaieaten alive by/�*d probably time. i mean, i was predicting thaieaten alive by by probably time. i mean, i was predicting thaieaten alive by by southyly get eaten alive by by south africa. we didn't really know where england were at because they'd had five prior games, two that they'd won them all, but they hadn't really played, played

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sir bobby charlton. whose name will continue _ the game. sir bobby charlton.r, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. well, the sun is back out again. but, of course, we've had a huge amount of rainfall in the last few days. let's take a look at these figures. and in eastern scotland, it looks as though in excess of 200 millimetres of rain injust that one storm. wakefield there, 144 millimetres. the south of england also had a lot of rainfall. and just because the sun is out, it doesn't necessarily mean that the threat is completely over. you may want to check the environment agency website, sepa as well in scotland, to see what those river levels are doing. because sometimes, there is quite a delay from the moment when it starts raining to the peak of when flood waters arrive. but in terms of the weather, at least, it's quiet across most of the uk today. 12 degrees in newcastle, around 15 in london, about the average for the time of the year. and we've got quite a chilly evening on the way with clear skies and light winds. there might be even a touch

and there'll be about sir bobby charlton be lots about sir bobby charlton and more .be lots about sir bobby charlton and more. so i'm looking and much more. so i'm looking fonnard and let me tell fonnard to that. and let me tell you that we also are going to be covering issue of comedy and covering the issue of comedy and woke comedy poor old richard curtis, he's apologised for doing fat jokes, but they were funny 20 years ago. why are they not funny now? okay it's time for my big opinion. not funny now? okay it's time for my big opinion . postman for my big opinion. postman pat's postman . pat. postman. pat pat's postman. pat. postman. pat and his black and white cat. early in the morning, just as day is dawning , he picks up all day is dawning, he picks up all the post bags in his van. those were the days when you could have a children's television series about our woefully efficient postal network. let me tell you , i love my postman. he tell you, i love my postman. he wears shorts all year round, even in subzero temperatures, and he's got quite the most gorgeous,

sir bobby charlton.er many parts of the uk, bringing torrential rain, flooding and severe disruption. 0ur midlands correspondent navtej johal reports from derbyshire, where three �*risk to life' warnings have been issued. when the river derwent went overboard. this is a walkway in derby city centre, more suitable for wading. the river burst its banks overnight, flooding the city and weaving locals stunned. the people of derby have never seen anything like this before. the river has reached record high level, and this building is currently underwater. it is devastating. we woke up to this this morning. a lot of upset members of staff. and here we are. we are closed. we don't know how long for, and it is really, really difficult to take. three severe flood warnings have been in place for the river derwent and derbyshire today, the only place in england where this has happened. the impact is being felt up the road as well. it isjust sad because we are a community football club, and we should have been playi

bobby charlton.t he wasn't well, so we know that he's been ill for a while now, but he truly was a legend and you know, what are your thoughts? well well, my thoughts are i've got to tell you, i hate that phrase when people say, oh, they use the word legend far too much. >> this one, i mean but this >> but this one, i mean but this man was truly one of the greats of english football, without any doubt. >> um, if we even go back to 1958 at the age of 20 and he survived the air crash that took so many manchester united players back in february 1958. and then that was he was part of the busby babes, which was the matt busby team that seemed the greatest team that this country had seen. it was had ever seen. and it was decimated by that terrible crash in then he went on and in munich. then he went on and then united rebuilt . then manchester united rebuilt. he joined england played 106 times for england. there we are, the world cup, the great world cup in 1966, which he was a huge part of . uh, he cup in

, would know bobby charlton, everybody still knows bobby charlton great he charlton now.ayer ever . um, best british player ever. um, you probably can't go best player in the world because certain fella called pele was around . but but he was very he around. but but he was very he was very, very close to him. and eusebio would be around as well. but bobby was just a top, top player. and you know, the interesting thing well interesting thing as well is that i the only person who's that i am the only person who's actually played for both bobby and . jack without, um , and and jack. jack without, um, and you know, those two are so completely different people as well. and, you know, looking at the footage there, that was a european final and, um, european cup final and, um, yeah, it was brilliant. he really he really, really was. and i travelled with him quite a few times when he first started, when i first started working for the and things and sat next the bbc and things and sat next to on aeroplane you to him on an aeroplane and you suddenly my goodness, suddenly think, oh

charlton soccer schools. >> in 1994, charlton became sir bobby when he was knighted by queen elizabeth continued to act as an ambassador for british sport. i'm a footballer and didn'tjust i'm a footballer and didn't just tried my best and hoped that my ability was was good enough to get me some success, which i've been lucky enough to have done. >> he helped to promote london's successful bid for the 2012 olympics. this is such a fun place and people love london and people love london and we get them here and we'll give them such a fantastic time. >> in his personal life, bobby wife norma ball in 1961. they had two daughters, suzanne and andrea , in november 2020, it was andrea, in november 2020, it was revealed that sir bobby charlton had been diagnosed with dementia, as did several of his 1966 team—mates as he stepped back from public life and has rarely been seen in recent years as sir bobby charlton will remain a name synonymous with the beautiful game . the beautiful game. >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to sund

sir bobby charlton! whose name will continue to live on.la continued their fine form under manager unai emery by beating west ham 4—1 to move up to fifth in the endless premier league. after almost a year in charge, emery has transformed the birmingham side, winning their 11th straight game at home. douglas luiz open the scoring and then converted a penalty just after half—time. jarrod bowen got a goal back for west ham, but england striker ollie watkins scored his eighth of and leon bailey got villa's fourth. last season before emery�*s first game in charge, villa were down in 16th place in the premier league. we are feeling good here at home and we are feeling something special when we are playing at villa park. and then we try to play in the style we are building and then try to adapt to the opposition teams and avoiding their capacity, and today was a very great match with everything on the pitch, with the crowd, the fans, and i think we have to be proud of us. celtic restored their seven—point lead at the top of the scottish premiershi

charlton's pursued the latter.as the only surviving member of the team that won the world cup at just 20 years old. a young bobby charlton was one of the busby babes involved in the 1958 munich air crash. he survived, although 23 lives were lost , although 23 lives were lost, including those of eight united team members . as up until his team members. as up until his own death , he remained the last own death, he remained the last surviving member of that crash aligncenter and bobby charlton slams the ball home. bobby charlton was named in the england squad for four world cups at the time of his retirement from the england team in 1970. he was the nation's most capped player, having turned out 106 times at the highest level with 249 goals. he was manchester united's highest all time goal scorer for more than 40 years. he was also england's highest goal scorer for 45 years in a glittering career, sir won bobby three league championships, an fa cup and a european cup, with manchester united . he remained a manchester

there are continuing tributes to manchester united and england hero sir bobby charlton.ying their respects to theirformerforward and club ambassador, who passed away on saturday at the age of 86. richard askam reports. commentator: on his right foot! is commentator: on his right foot! commentator: on his riaht foot! , . , , on his right foot! is a super solar footballer— on his right foot! is a super solar footballer and - on his right foot! is a super solar footballer and a - on his right foot! is a super solar footballer and a man | on his right foot! is a super i solar footballer and a man of impeccable character, sir bobby charlton touched the lives of everyone he met.— charlton touched the lives of everyone he met. that's always how he was. — everyone he met. that's always how he was, it _ everyone he met. that's always how he was, it was _ everyone he met. that's always how he was, it was as - everyone he met. that's always how he was, it was as though l everyone he met. that's always. how he was, it was as though he was just meeting an old mate. "good to see you."

for sir bobby charlton, representing manchester united was a dream come true. i couldn't have felt any better. he was a player who transcended generations and the sport itself. i think what probably epitomises his fame and the love for him is that— wherever you go in the world, even if they didn't speak english, didn't speak your language at all, they used to know two words, and they were often bobby charlton. be at the ballon d'or, the world cup of the european cup, charlton was one of the most decorated english players to have ever lived, but ask anybody about him and they won'tjust tell you about a great player, also a great and humble man. when the club decided that for all he had done for manchester united was to name the south stand after him, bobby had been really humble and he just said, oh, i don't deserve this. i said, bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done. united women paid their respects today. the men's team will do so again when they next play on tuesday, to once more on a giant of the game. sir bobby charlton! whose

but charlton stood out, always stood out. left foot, right foot.g grandson here, i tell him he could play with his right foot or his left foot. i tell him, hit the ball with either foot. if he can be a percentage of what bobby were, i'll be over the moon. he was a legend. a legend. in the other match in the group, bayern munich extended their incredible run in the group stages. to stay top of the group, they beat galatasaray 3—1 to extend their unbeaten run in the group stages to 37 matches, and they've won the last 16 of those. elsewhere, arsenal are top of group b at the halfway stage. they bounced back from their shock defeat to lens to beat sevilla 2—1 in spain. that win was enough to move mikel arteta's side back above lens, who drew 1—1 with psv eindhoven. elsewhere, jude bellingham scored his ninth goal of the season for real madrid as they beat sporting braga 2—1. the win keeps them top of their group. wins too for inter milan, napoli and real sociedad. elsewhere in football, the european court ofjustice will deliver its final verdict on th

he charlton in his back garden.he actually won the thing unbelievably, was thing unbelievably, which was unheard a boy from unheard of for a boy from east london. he taken under london. but he was taken under the of bobby charlton, and the wing of bobby charlton, and beckham awe of beckham was clearly in awe of the and got to know him. the player and got to know him. of later on when he of course, later on when he played, alex ferguson said played, sir alex ferguson said in clearly, many in his book, quite clearly, many times actually, that when things were bad for sir alex in were going bad for sir alex in the period united, the early period at united, probably 86 to 91, bobby charlton a director, stuck up charlton as a director, stuck up for at every single turn for him at every single turn because to somebody who because he knew to somebody who was doing the right in was doing the right thing in football and was extremely football and he was extremely loyal. counts loyal. sir alex ferguson counts on that friendsh

there are continuing tributes to manchester united and england hero sir bobby charlton.ers have been paying their respects to theirformerforward and club ambassador, who passed away on saturday at the age of 86. richard askam reports. commentator: on his right foot! as a super—star footballer and a man of impeccable character, sir bobby charlton touched the lives of everyone he met. i always asked how he was and it was like meeting an old mate. good to see you and then he was on his way. even the young ones know about sir bobby. sir bobby rose to the very top of the football tree, but never looked down on anyone. he was so humble. you would speak to him| for five minutes and you think you would know him for years. - the warmth that came from him was - amazing. his generosity was well known, and for one lucky fan, even went as far as handing over his lunch. coming back from a game in the �*70s, i was starving coming back and he gave me a steak butty. he said, are you hungry? he put some steak on the piece of bread and gave it to me. laughter that is wonderful, isn't it? p

there are continuing tributes to manchester united and england hero sir bobby charlton.heir respects to theirformerforward and club ambassador, who passed away on saturday, at the age of 86. richard askam reports. commentator: on his right foot! as a super—star footballer and a man of impeccable character, sir bobby charlton touched the lives of everyone he met. i always asked how he was and it was like just meeting an old mate. "good to see you," and then he'd be away. even the young ones know about sir bobby. sir bobby rose to the very top of the football tree, but never looked down on anyone. he was so humble. he was great. you would speak to him for five minutes and you'd think- you'd known him for years. it was unbelievable, this warmth _ it was unbelievable, this warmth that— it was unbelievable, this warmth that came - it was unbelievable, this warmth that came from i it was unbelievable, this . warmth that came from him it was unbelievable, this - warmth that came from him was amazing — his generosity was well—known, and for one lucky fan, it even went as far as

erik ten hag has been paying tribute to sir bobby charlton who died on saturday. can go back to the top of the premier league with a win over fulham this evening. and courtney lawes calls time on his international career. he'll retire at the end of the rugby world cup. there will be a minute's silence prior to manchester united's champions league game with copenhagen tomorrow night. players will also wear black armbands, as tributes continue to pour in from the world of football following the passing of sir bobby charlton on saturday. eric ten hag has been speaking ahead of that game today and says charlton's legacy will live on. bobby was a legend, a giant. not only for manchester united, but for football. and so his legacy was also what he left with the standards, the high standards we have to live every day. of course, first our thoughts are with his family, with his wife, with his children and grandchildren. but also for what he meant for manchester united, the importance for manchester united, the standards he set we have to live here. the last couple of days

city bobby charlton was at the heart of everything for manchester united.on. thousands from across generations gathered to remember a footballing icon and a gentleman. he: greeted you with warmth and bobby obviously was a great goal—scorer, a great ambassador and captain, not only for manchester united but when he played for england as well. we loved him and tonight will be really emotional— loved him and tonight will be really emotional so we are holding it together— emotional so we are holding it together so far.— together so far. they say that nothin: together so far. they say that nothing lasts _ together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever - together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever and - together so far. they say that nothing lasts forever and no | together so far. they say that i nothing lasts forever and no one together so far. they say that - nothing lasts forever and no one can live forever — nothing lasts forever and no one can live forever but _ nothing lasts forever and no one can live forever but sir _ nothing lasts forever

in other news, tributes are being paid to sir bobby charlton , who paid to sir bobby charlton, who hasied at the age of 86. he was a key member of england's world cup, winning team in 1966 and a club legend at manchester united. his family said he passed peacefully in the early hours of this morning, united players wore a black armband for the game against sheffield united tonight and the prince of wales , who's president of the wales, who's president of the fa, called him a true great who will be remembered forever . the will be remembered forever. the environment agency is warning floods are likely to continue near major rivers in england until tuesday. storm babet is dumping heavy rain in parts of the east midlands and south yorkshire . nottinghamshire yorkshire. nottinghamshire county council has declared declared a major incident with a severe flood warning in derby. the city's council says that its experience icing the highest recorded water levels of the river dennent with roads flooded across the city. this is gb news, across the uk on tv , in news, across the uk on tv, in your

. the death of sir bobby charlton.a key member of england's he was a key member of england's world cup, winning team in 1966. united players wore a black armband for their game against sheffield united last night. the club says he will always be remembered as a giant of the game for england manager sam allardyce paid tribute to his kindness . kindness. >> he was a great ambassador for manchester united and a great ambassador for football and england and such and such a kind person. i think that's what everybody is. tribute is explaining to what a great, great guy he was, what a contribution he made to football for england and for manchester united. and of course , as united. and of course, as a youngster, i watched him in the world cup final on my black and white tv at the time. all those years ago. but it was a pleasure to know him every time i went to old trafford, he'd stop and have a chat with you. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb ne

a shot from charlton. it's worth trying. goal! the country beyond sport alone." "a true gentleman," said david beckham, "a national hero. "it's a sad day for football and everything bobby represented." how they cheered as bobby charlton led his men up to receive the handsome outsize trophy. he was a player who won all there was to win, but he wasn't defined by his success. when the club decided that, for all he'd done for manchester united, was to name the south stand after him, bobby was really humble and hejust said, "alex, i don't deserve this." i said, "bob, you deserve everything that comes your way "for what you've done for this club, for your country, "and the world in football generally." the affection for charlton is no more fond than at old trafford, where this morning a book of condolence opened to pay tribute to him, where his name will be forever engraved in the game, where his memory will not be forgotten. ben croucher, bbc news. let's just bring you some updates on that breaking news that we have had for you this ho

the first manchester derby since the recent passing of sir bobby charlton.cts, the backdrop, to all. while the rifle remains, so too does the respect its, are offered here by people supposed red and blue persuasion. the difference between the centres today will start, united are struggling to get to grips until they did a little bit firmly. the video showed a foul and a city penalty, haaland ruthless. the star of the first sculpted by the hands of the first sculpted by the hands of the first sculpted by the hands of the keepers, ederson it saving from scott mctominay. if that was brilliant, andre onana pulled something quite extraordinary. he would not keep about a for long. the second half started to weigh the first ended with an identical chance to catch time no stopping haaland. city up and to good. this derby was finally finished by a local lad, phil foden with the flourish. they may be cross city rivals but on days like this there feels some distance between them. pep guardiola's treble winners are third in the standings, on 2a points after ten games, t

sir bobby charlton!iddlesbrough defender bill gates had also died. both men suffered dementia, and it was bill's wife, drjudith gates, who founded the charity head for change, which campaigns to protect footballers and rugby players from the risks associated with those sports. the brain disease cte that results from repetitive head impacts is actually brutal. we have experienced much of that brutality. we've had bill saying, "give me a gun and let me shoot myself." i've had to hide every paracetamol in the house because he threatened to take them. we've had compulsive—obsessive walking — up to ten miles a day. he knew throughout his playing career that he was suffering from migraines. he chose to retire because they were becoming so debilitating. but, at that time, even although we now know that there was evidence to indicate the problem, it was not being taken seriously by the sport itself. so what we hope his legacy will be is that people recognise that although this appears as an old person's disease,

tributes laid the passing of bobby charlton.ributes [aid at the statue outside the stadium have been growing since his death on saturday. there will be a minute's silence later and the players will wear black arm bands. elsewhere in the champions league, arsenal are looking to bounce back after defeat. they lost in france three weeks ago, the french team of top of the group. arsenal meet sevilla tonight. to top of the group. arsenal meet sevilla tonight.— sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, _ sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, to _ sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, to win - sevilla tonight. to win away from home is difficult, to win in - sevilla tonight. to win away from i home is difficult, to win in europe, margins become critical. the emotion state of the team to go through difficult ones. it state of the team to go through difficult ones.— difficult ones. it is key. sevilla are one of _ difficult ones. it is key. sevilla are one of three _ difficult ones. it is key. sevil

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tributes for bobby charlton.nall reports. sir bobby charlton was at the heart of everything for manchester united. his loss has been met with an outpouring of affection as thousands from across generations gathered here to remember a footballing icon and a gentleman. he greeted you with warmth and bobby, obviously, was a great goal—scorer, a great ambassador, a great captain, not only for manchester united, but when he played for england, as well. for the club's supporters, he was without equal. we love sir bobby charlton and tonight is going to be really, really emotional. so we're holding it together so far. they say that nothing lasts for ever and that no one can live for ever, but sir bobby will. inside, in front of the stand named after him, there were more tributes and, once the music ended, old trafford fell silent. the task now was for united to harness this emotion. but against copenhagen, they struggled and relied on the reflexes of andre 0nana to keep them in it. in search of inspiration, united had se

the legendary charlton. legendary footballer was a key member of england's world cup winning team in 1966. floral tributes and football shirts are being placed outside the manchester united stadium with his former club , stadium with his former club, saying he'll always be remembered as a giant of the game. fans have also been sharing their fondest memories of sir bobby. >> i saw him play maybe 20 times in the early 70s before he retired . the greatest player in retired. the greatest player in the world, really . i mean, he's the world, really. i mean, he's up there with pele. >> i'm very sad to see such a great man and a great footballer pass. >> i'm just shocked, really. you know , he'd been part of my life. know, he'd been part of my life. i get a bit choked while i've been growing up. you know, i've been growing up. you know, i've been following united and all the great things. it's always involves sir bobby charlton . involves sir bobby charlton. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on

before kick off at villa park, these were the scenes — a minute's applause for sir bobby charlton, aer the england world cup winner died at the age of 86. at old trafford today, fans have continued to sign a book of condolence and pay their respects to a manchester united legend, with flowers placed in front of the holy trinity statue which also includes george best and denis law. sir bobby charlton spent 17 years at united, winning three league titles, a european cup and an fa cup. former players have also been paying tribute. when the club decided that for all he'd done for manchester united, it was to name the south stand after him. and it was before the everton game at old trafford, and we had a lunch, and i had tojust be there and be with him as well, as one of our great players — not only for united, but for manchester city as well. and we were on our own and i saw a tear in his eye, and i said, "are you 0k?" and this was bobby being really humble. and hejust said, "oh, i don't deserve this." i said, "bob, you deserve everything that comes your way for what you've done for this

and sir bobby charlton, one of manchester united and england's greatest footballers, has died at thectory in 1966. by the time he retired in 1973, he had scored 2115 goals in over 700 games for manchester united. sir bobby was diagnosed with dementia in 2020. in a statement, manchester united said charlton ranked as one of the greatest and most beloved players in the history of the club. and remember for the very latest on the israel—gaza war, you can head over to our website. that's bbc—news—dot—com or check out our app. we have a live page constantly updated by our correspondents in israel, gaza, and around the world. you are watching bbc news. stay with us. hello. although storm babet is now easing away, we'll continue to see flooding and disruption over the next day or so. now, let's just take a look at where the rain has fallen over the past 2a hours. it's been heavy and persistent across parts of england, wales and particularly for northern and eastern scotland, too. if we have a look atjust how much rain has fallen since wednesday with this storm babet, many areas have seen be