the two charltons. well done, boys.d won the european cup. i it was for what sir matt busby had done and...and _ the players who had died. it was a way of actually - acknowledging their...their contribution to— what manchester united was. the legacy that he's left is the important thing. to see how respectful he was. despite his success, he never got ahead of himself. never too big for his boots. this year's lifetime achievement award goes to sir bobby charlton. the award from the bbc is something that�*s different. i�*m so proud of it, really. um, it was so emotional. when all the audience applauded, i—i—i just couldn�*t... couldn�*t believe it. it was my brother, jack, that was giving it to me as well, which was...which was really special to me. bobby charlton is the...the greatest player i've ever seen. _ he's me brother. well done, kid. ladies and gentlemen, sir bobby charlton. it wasjust one...one of the very big highlights. it's strange being at- manchester united and not to be seeing him around - on match days an

laughter cheering sports fans cheer fans cheer loudly # there's only one bobby charlton # one bobby charltonworld ever. sir bobby charlton was, first and foremost, a truly magnificent footballer. what a gentleman. had time for everybody- and absolutely loved football. he was also a beautiful human being and a kind man. football is...is so exciting and you feel part of it. and when you see 11 men knitting together and...and doing something that's really, in a way, sometimes artistic, it's so, so lovely to watch. um, i don't think that you can better it. sir bobby charlton — the finest footballer of his generation, loved and admired on and off the pitch. hailing from the north—east of england, he was destined for sporting greatness. i was born into a football family like no other. i had five uncles that all played professional football. if i was any good, i was going to be a footballer. there was no questioning that. announcer: to matt busby at his desk at old trafford i came boys from all parts of the country, boys eager to play football under the greatest manager in the game. and thus began

charlton...ller. what a gentleman. had time for everybody- and absolutely loved football. he was also a beautiful human being and a kind man. football is...is so exciting and you feel part of it. and when you see 11 men knitting together and...and doing something that�*s really, in a way, sometimes artistic, it�*s so, so lovely to watch. um, i don�*t think that you can better it. sir bobby charlton — the finest footballer of his generation, loved and admired on and off the pitch. hailing from the north—east of england, he was destined for sporting greatness. i was born into a football family like no other. i had five uncles that all played professional football. if i was any good, i was going to be a footballer. there was no questioning that. announcer: to matt busby at his desk at old trafford came boys _ from all parts of the country, boys eager to play football under the greatest manager in the game. and thus began the legend of the busby babes. as soon as i got into manchester united�*s first

charlton headed it home.hing that i set out to do, but along the way i had to do it with a lot of really, really good friends. # day—o # daylight come and we wanna go home # day! # me say day, me say day, me say day # me say day, me say day—o... # he's the first performer to sell over a million copies of a single album. # but i'm sad to say, i'm on my way # won't be back for many a day... # i wound up on mccarthy's blacklist, being called a communist. for a long time i couldn't work or couldn't get employed. we're here today in the name of... ..black power. yeah! — black power. black power. chanting: black power! # make it easy on yourself... # we neverfinished a song in one day. you don't get awards for writing five songs a day. # what's it all about, alfie? # is itjust for the moment... # did she speak to you afterwards? and even if she didn't, it would have been 0k. all that mattered was that that record come out the way i wanted it to come out. # i say a little prayerfor you... a young woman has changed t

matt charlton, thank you for joining us.as also released her resignation honours list, more than a year after her 49 days in office. it includes conservative party donors and special advisors to ministers. the former prime minister said they were all "champions of conservative values," but critics of her list said they were dismayed. peter saull reports. downing street last year, another conservative prime minister promising a fresh approach. it backfired and six weeks later she was behind the lectern again, this time to resign. it lectern again, this time to resin. . , , lectern again, this time to resii n, ., , , ., resign. it has been a huge honour to _ resign. it has been a huge honour to be _ resign. it has been a huge honour to be prime - resign. it has been a huge l honour to be prime minister resign. it has been a huge - honour to be prime minister of this great country.— this great country. hers was the shortest _ this great country. hers was the shortest premiership - this great country. hers was the shortest premi

. >>> paul charlton, trump has been on the stand before. he was a witness for the prosecution.was really combative. he was pointing, yelling at the judge. he attacked the judge's law clerk. of course, that precipitated the gag order. what do we expect monday? it will be different, won't it? he is a defense witness. when he first presents his arguments or the arguments's begins testifying, it will be for his own defense. >> that's right, andrea. i think what we can expect when former president trump testifies on monday is that his lawyers are going to tee up big softballs. former president trump is going to essentially make a campaign speech, which by the way, as you recall, was a complaint the judge made during the cross examination that he was under by the new york attorney general's office. his lawyers are going to ask him wide-open questions, what kind of a businessman are you, what kind of representations were you making? former president trump is going to try to present himself as an honest and good businessman. it's going to be as much for the audience outside of the cour

sir bobby charlton passed away, prompting an outpouring of tributes.tories as ice hockey player adam johnson died following an incident during a match in sheffield. october was a busy month for rugby league. wigan were once again crowned super league men's champions. the cherry and whites are on top! york valkyrie triumphing in the women's competition. the domestic season then made way for autumn internationals. england's men's series clean sweep over tonga the headline act. max verstappen was once again crowned world champion in what was the most one—sided formula 1 season in years. the twists and turns? well, they were saved for antwerp. jake jarman taking gold at the gymnastics world championships. but all attention was back on simone biles. four gold medals making her the most decorated gymnast the sport has ever seen. november brought the climax of the cricket world cup. defending champions england, by their own admission, were dismal, whilst india's dream of lifting the trophy on home soil was dashed in the final by australia. an incredible year

sir bobby charlton passed away, prompting an outpouring of tributes.st shocking sports stories, as ice hockey player adam johnson died following an incident during a match in sheffield. october was a busy month for rugby league. wigan were once again crowned super league men's champions. the cherry and whites are on top. york valkyrie triumphing in the women's competition. the domestic season then made way for autumn internationals. england's men's series clean sweep over tonga the headline act. max verstappen was once again crowned world champion in what was the most one—sided formula 1 season in years. the twists and turns? well, they were saved for antwerp. jake jarman taking gold at the gymnastics world championships. but all the attention was back on simone biles. four gold medals making her the most decorated gymnast the sport has ever seen. november brought the climax of the cricket world cup. defending champions england, by their own admission, were dismal, whilst india's dream of lifting the trophy on home soil was dashed in the final by austr

the roof leaks and they haven't even painted the sign saying so bobby charlton stand, which is now pinkin light of his death a few weeks ago that they didn't paint that. the glazers are deeply unpopular, nearly every fan wants them out and would be delighted if them out and would be delighted if the glazers left tomorrow but it doesn't look like that's going to happen and we've got this halfway house, not even halfway, where ratcliffe owns a quarter. but, but, the glazers have, it seems, seated him control of the football and he needs to bring in some good people, he needs to revamp the scouting operation. we keep buying bad players or players who and up not being worth what we spent on them but there seems to be a malaise at old trafford whereby good players suddenly become bad ones. rashford is a good example. he's barely scored this season. bruno fernandes. jadon sancho. goodness knows what happened, there. there's something very, very wrong in the heart of old trafford and then he needs to sort that out. �* , , ., trafford and then he needs to sort thatout. �*, , ., , and we have mo

lying has become just another tool in the charlton's arsenal.e than 30,000 times during his four -- thank you -- years in office. and he's keeping up the pace in his current campaign of retribution but with all his lies he can't hide his soul. he attacks the weak, destroys the gifts of nature and shows disrespect, for example, by using pocahontas as a slur. >> greg: oh, my god. oh, my god. no wonder this guy need a script to make a living. he could call that script raging bull [ bleep ] trump the counterpuncher that he is took the truth to social to set de niro straight writing "robert de niro, whose acting talents have greatly diminished with his reputation now shot must even use a teleprompter for his foul, disgusting language. so disrespectful to our country. he's become unwatchable both in movies and with the fools that destroy the academy awards bringing them from one of the top shows in the country to a low-rated afterthought. de niro should focus on his life which is a mess rather than the lives of others. he's become a total looser as th

october first of 1866, when he when his boat, he opened so we all dedicate celebration to benjamin charlton. we dedicate this panel discussion in which the lives and experience of african-americans who served in the u.s. to benjamin franklin as well as the sit in benjamin drummond hall. so thank to our sponsor national capital. so without further delay let introduce our dynamic panel today. first, we have dr. regina akers. she is native of washington, d.c. she received her bachelor's of u.s. history from the catholic university of america, receiving both her master's and doctorate in u.s. public history, some howard university. she's a member of the public history education section in history class and the history and heritage names where she has served as an archivist historian since 1987. she enjoys the national reputation as a subject expert and expert controversy, personnel issues in the united states military with the emphasis on women and african-americans in the navy. she has served as first chair of the committee and senior historians advisory committee, and the command's oral histo

eone who's a ball boy at charlton athletic the 80s athletic back in the 80s and they the ball they saidave a bucket put it in bucket nearby and just put it in the water so that when you're when the opponent the when the opponent takes the throw, of hands when the opponent takes the tiso n, of hands when the opponent takes the tiso it's of hands when the opponent takes the tiso it's all of hands when the opponent takes the tiso it's all stuff of hands when the opponent takes the tiso it's all stuff like hands when the opponent takes the tiso it's all stuff like that, nds . so it's all stuff like that, you pitch. you know, on the pitch. >> bournemouth run >> bournemouth on a great run aren't they. he's 19 out of 21 points. four wins four wins out >> well four wins four wins out of doing >> well four wins four wins out of were doing >> well four wins four wins out of were were doing >> well four wins four wins out of were were going oing they were they were going nowhere the season. nowhere early in the season. they and they they really were. and everyone gary everyone was saying well gary

sir bobby charlton passed away, prompting an outpouring of tributes.gain crowned super league men's champions. the cherry and whites are on top. york valkyrie triumphing in the women's competition. the domestic season then made way for autumn internationals. england's men's series clean sweep over tonga the headline act. max verstappen was once again crowned world champion in what was the most one—sided formula 1 season in years. the twists and turns? well, they were saved for antwerp. jake jarman taking gold at the gymnastics world championships. but all the attention was back on simone biles. four gold medals making her the most decorated gymnast the sport has ever seen. november brought the climax of the cricket world cup. defending champions england, by their own admission, were dismal, whilst india's dream of lifting the trophy on home soil was dashed in the final by australia. an incredible year for their cricketers. a remarkable year for sport. and the winner of the 2023 bbc - sports personality of the year is... from nottingham, mary earps! che

charlton headed it home. or couldn�*t get employed. we�*re here today in the name of... ..black power. yeah! black power. chanting: black power! # make it easy on yourself... we never finished a song in one day. you don�*t get awards for writing five songs a day. # what�*s it all about, alfie? # is itjust for the moment... did she speak to you afterwards? and even if she didn�*t, it would have been ok. all that mattered was that that record come out the way i wanted it to come out. # i say a little prayerfor you... a young woman has changed the dress ideas of the new generation _ throughout the western world — marv 0uant~ _ # and wondering what dress to wear now... it really was the first time that emancipation for women became possible and inevitably, one produces the sort of things that reflect the way one feels at the time. women have changed. they�*re much more aware of their sexuality and they want to take charge in the bedroom. # i wouldn�*t have to work hard. # ya ba dibba dibba dibba dibba dibba dibba