mr george cohen for services to _ cornered. mr george cohen for services to association - cornered.otball. in services to association football. [ti 2000 services to association football. 2000 he services to association football. in 2000 he was one of the last services to association football. ti 2000 he was one of the last wembley heroes to receive an mbe and this naturally modest man was also commemorated by his beloved fulham, the club where he spent his entire career. but it is for his country that george cohen will be best remembered, a member of english football's ultimate team. india have the edge after the second day of their second test against bangladesh in mirpur. bangladesh closed on seven without loss in their second innings, still 80 runs behind. earlier india were bowled out for 314, with rishabh pant top scoring with 93. the governing body for world snooker has suspended an eighth chinese player from competing as part of their ongoing investigation into allegations of match fixing. chen zifan, who's ranked 93rd in the world, is the latest player to be banned with imme

great full—back is george cohen. p two years later, he was a regular. there's bobby moore, cohen, banks... soon he was emerging for the final against germany, an experience he would never forget. when we came out of the tunnel, you were nervous anyway, but i always try to keep my nerves under control. it was the sound, the noise, the colours. you felt that everybody in that ground was on your side. and then to win, of course, is the ultimate thing, isn't it? cohen's unfussy defending may not have grabbed the headlines, but it was one of the cornerstones of england's triumph, and afterwards, there he was alongside captain bobby moore as he paraded the trophy. his career, though, was soon cut short by injury. in 1969, cohen retired and began a new career away from the limelight as a property developer, although his family weren't done with winning world cups, his nephew ben a champion with england's rugby union team in 2003. by then, george cohen's success had been finally honoured. mr george cohen, for services to asso

less strong playing tribute to george cohen, i terribly. we have got these mild south—westerly winds at the moment. this is the band of rain, the weather front, that swept right the way across the uk during friday, giving ten to 15 millimetres of rain turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels temporarily in the north. showers elsewhere but largely frost free away from the chilliness in the north. so, not particularly cold to start but perhaps one or two mist and fog patches to watch out for the first thing this morning but then a lot of dry and bright weather for england and wales, the showers get going quite quickly across northern ireland, pushing into northern england another western extremities. 0ur rain band with its hill snow slow to drag away and it will stay in the cold air up in the shetlands all day, a lot of cloud behind but temperatures will be higher, notably for scotland, than they were on friday. and it is miles across, not as windy. then through the evening and overnight, those showers p

george cohen, a world cup winner, who has died at the age of 83. but there is the hint of colder air returning. we have mild south—westerly winds at the moment, this band of rain swept across the uk during friday, giving ten to 15 millimetres of rain turning to snow over the scottish highlands and grampians, even at lower levels, showers elsewhere but largely frost freight from the chilliness in that no. not particularly cold but one to and fog patches to watch out for the first thing this morning but a lot of dry and bright weather for england and wales. shell is pushing into northern england. our rain band is slow to drag away and it will stay in the cold air up in shetland all day, a lot of cloud behind, temperatures higher than friday and miles across, not as windy. through the evening and overnight, showers push their way gradually eastwards and then just the hint that a north—westerly return to the north and west of scotland. again, not particularly cold as we head into christmas day morning, just local frost, really, and quite a bit of showe

hello there — and welcome along to the programme and tributes continue to be paid, to george cohen, ones world cup winning heroes of 1966. who has died at the age of 83. cohen played every minute of the tournament, including the famous 4—2 win over west germany. his passing, means there are only two surviving members of that side. cohen, who played for fulham all his career, was also a mentor to former players. very sad at the news today. george was not only a mentor to me but also a good friend. in the club is very sad to hear of his passing. he has been a great fulham fulcrum over the years and very revered at the club. as a fellow defender he was fantastic and i think, it was the hardest defender he had ever played against and throughout my whole career george mentored me as a fullback fellow. no one really got the better of him. he was pure class. he was a gentleman and had big standards and pass that on to many people, myself included. and always used to tout advice. he was a classy person and is to be a fulham player, world cup player and a classy man was fantastic for us. a fulha

in and george cohen, part of england's1966 world cup winning team , has died aged 83. paign on home and in total won 37 caps for his country . his former club, country. his former club, fulham, announced his death this morning tv online and derby plus radio this is. gb news. here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will $1.2069 an d ,1.1363. the price $1.2069 and ,1.1363. the price gold is . $1.2069 and ,1.1363. the price gold is . £1,489.29 per ounce, gold is. £1,489.29 per ounce, and the c one hundredths . at and the c one hundredths. at 7473 points . now, will rishi sunak's conservative government overturn that new set by the scottish parliament? it makes it easier for people to change their genden for people to change their gender. the gender recognition reform bill will remove the need for medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria to attain a gender recognition certificate. and you can do it from the age of get this. 16. the scottish parliament says they'll resist any attempt by the westminster parliament to. let's talk now to the co—founder of thoughtful

sir geoff hurst has led the tributes to his england world cup—winning teammate george cohen, who has who will be sadly missed. and that "everyone without exception said her was a lovely man". cohen played in every game of that tournament on home soil 62 years ago as the england team's right back, including the 11—2 win over west germany in the final. he spent his entire club career with fulham and was also awarded an mbe in the year 2000. george was pure class. he was a gentleman and he had big standards and pass that on to many people, myself included and he would always wear a suit and a tie but he was a classy person and just a great player and a classy man. he was fantastic for us. our hearts and minds go out definitely in the family and wishing him our love and the whole film community are in morning but we will miss him terribly. greater manchester police are investigating a number of incidents that occured during and after manchester city's league cup win against liverpool on wednesday. a 15—year—old girl was treated for head injuries at the match at etihad stadium while one ma

george cohen, who was part of england's 1966 world cup—winning team, has died aged 83.e have been shot dead by a man who opened fire on a street in central paris. it happened outside a kurdish community centre. police are looking into the possibility that it was a racist attack and have arrested a 69—year—old man. these are the latest pictures coming to us live from paris, an area with a diverse population, quite the garden know, one man witnessed the aftermath of the shooting. translation: we aftermath of the shooting. translation:— aftermath of the shooting. translation: ~ ., ~ translation: we were walking in the street and we — translation: we were walking in the street and we had _ translation: we were walking in the street and we had gunshot, _ translation: we were walking in the street and we had gunshot, we - translation: we were walking in the street and we had gunshot, we turned| street and we had gunshot, we turned around and saw people running left and right and then fibre six minutes later because we know the people who work at the hair salon, we went into t

a poignant farewell to george cohen, forever and english world cup winner. most recent tournament will still tax many bodies and minds, but not noticeably brentford's. well rested and well 1-0. brentford's. well rested and well 1—0. tomlin�*s slow start became a tradition. epitomised by eric dyer�*s appearance. ivan toney would store from it. simple and brutal. dyer�*s own world cup was less eventful than harry kane's. he was taunted for his miss him, and the start of a fight back —— dier. tottenham are good in a crisis, six minutes later they got the ball to level the match. momentum might have cover carried them further still. both sides finished with relief and regret. premier league football is back. patrick geary, bbc news. so, the world cup seems to have done little to alleviate spurs�* patchy premier league form, manager antonio conte frustrated at their slow start. we will try to continue to push ourselves and continue to improve, and it is not easy, but at the same time, i repeat, we need to have this type of performance, and we have a good group of

hugh: jeff hearst led the tributes to his england world cup winning team mate george cohen, who diedaid he was a dear friend and will be sadly missed, and that everyone, without exception, said he was a lovely man. cohen played in every game on home soil 66 years ago as the englandm's right back, including in that win over west germany. he spent his entire club career with them and was awarded an nba in 2000 --mba in 2000. >> george was your class, gentlemen -- was pure class, gentlemen, big standards, and pass that on to many people. myself included. he was a classy person. just a great player, to be world cup winner and a world-class human, just world-class. our hearts and minds go out to them, and the whole community are in mourining. -- mourning. hugh: police are investigating a number of incidents after the win at liverpool. 13 girls were treated for injuries and one man was arrested for racially aggravated public offense, and another man was assaulted after the game and required hospital treatments. manchester united says they don't know if the two world cup finalists and his s

and george cohen was part of england's1966 world cup, winning team has died at the age 83. he victorious campaign home soil and in total won 37 caps for his country. his former club fulham announced his death this morning . you're up to death this morning. you're up to date on tv online and dave plus radio. this is gb news. now let's get back to . let's get back to. patrick okay. welcome back, people. we're going to go straight in with our top story today , which with our top story today, which is there's been violent clashes between paris. between and police in paris. this follows a shooting at a kurdish community centre which left three people dead , several left three people dead, several critically injured members of the kurdish community. then protest near the scene following an address , the french interior an address, the french interior minister in which he said he wasn't sure if the attacker specifically targeting kurdish people. he however, say that it was clear that the was specifically targeting immigrants . specifically targeting immigrants. it's also important

and george cohen, who was part of england's 1966 world cup winning team, has died aged 83.bbc news, it's time for review 2022. it's been an especially turbulent 12 months in british politics and a year that's featured three prime ministers and four chancellors. helen catt looks back now at some of the most significant events to happen in westminster during an extraordinary year in politics. 2022 was a year when politics came at you fast. three prime ministers in the space of a few months, a mini—budget that had a dramatic impact within hours, all against the backdrop of a war in europe and the cost of living going up at its fastest rate in decades. but it all started with a hangover. tonight at ten, boris johnson faces new questions about apparent breaches of lockdown in downing street. the end of 2021 had been dominated by partygate and just days into the new year, there was more. itv got hold of an e—mail sent in may 2020 inviting more than 100 staff to bring their own booze to the downing street garden to make the most of the lovely weather. it came from borisjohnson�*s

george cohen, who was part of england's 1966 football world cup winning team, has died. he was 83.all for fulham, was described by the late george best, as "the best full back" he ever played against. now, to afghanistan where security forces have arrested several women as protests continue against the new ban by the taliban on women attending universities. social media is awash with videos showing women protesting in kabul. the taliban have since stopped the protests and have arrested at least five women. earlier, ali latifi, a journalist in kabul sent this update. there aren't necessarily new protests, but people are taking different actions, more than 60 faculty members at universities in kabul and other provinces across the country have resigned in protest. we saw yesterday students at a medical faculty refusing to take their final exams, and being told they would not be allowed to resume their studies. we saw similar actions in kandahar. people are finding ways of making a statement. the protests are difficult to keep going, because as you said, people get arrested, they could

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cohen, who played all of his club football for fulham, was described by the late george best, as "thern tourists has been freed from jail in nepal. known by the nickname of the serpent, he was serving to life sentences for the murder of our backpacker and a tourist. these are the latest pictures of him leaving prison in nepal. his lawyer says he will be flown to france later on friday. that is it from us, have a great day. hello, again. today, we've got a band of heavy rain pushing northwards, and as it does so, it's going to drag in some milder air behind it. and this mild weather is set to continue right the way up until christmas day evening when the cold air in the north of scotland sweeps south across us all. so these weather fronts bringing in some rain, pushing northwards, engaging with the cold air. we'll see some hill snow for a time. and then as we head on through the next few days, you can see how the mild air stays with us, except for in the far north of scotland, but it's on christmas day evening that all pushes south in time for boxing day. this morning, though, we've go

george cohen, who was part of england's 1966 world cup—winning team, has died aged 83.rt later in the bulletin. serious street violence has broken out in paris after a fatal shooting at a kurdish centre, three people were killed and three others injured. these are the latest pictures coming into us, the prosecutor there has set a possible racist element is being investigated because the suspect has been arrested, the gunman, he had previously involved in racist linked incidents, but as you can see, since that shooting, there is now a stand—off with ongoing violence on the street in that area, a central part of paris, where there had been, we understand from earlier pictures, some of the protest is possibly from the kurdish community, certainly a kurdish democratic council in france which runs the centre which was initially targeted on this street, we believe this is where the attack happened earlier today in paris start they had said there would be a bejewelled this evening to pay tribute to those who had been killed, but we saw —— there would be a radial, we saw protes

george cohen, part of england's 66 world cup winning team, has aged 83. ome soil and in total won 37 caps for his country. his former club, fulham, announced death this morning . on some breaking news morning. on some breaking news just in. several people are reported to be wounded after gunshots were fired in the central district of paris . central district of paris. police have arrested the suspect a gunman. according to french tv channel bfmtv. we'll bring more on that story as we get it. tv onune on that story as we get it. tv online under a b plus radio. this is gb news. don't go anywhere. sir philip will be back in just a moment. welcome back. it's 1139. welcome back. it's1139. now welcome back. it's 1139. now a new survey by education and we're going to go back to only what i. because obviously big new piece of information came in always right. there's always apologise and then go over the top and say that and so basically she's always right and recognition act has really caused you know uproar so different reasons and your reason is slightly differ

and george cohen , part of england's 1966 cohen, part of england's1966 world cup, winning team, has diedthe age of 83. cohen played every minute of the victorious campaign on home soil and in total won 37 caps for his country. his former club, fulham, announced his death this morning . we're on tv online in morning. we're on tv online in derby plus radio. this is gb news. now let's get back to jeeves and cope with . jeeves and cope with. emily thank you very much. welcome to dewbs & co with me, emily carver. dewbs& co with me, emily carver. now i'll introduce my panel for this evening. we've got paul embry, who is a fireman, a trade unionist and an author , and unionist and an author, and david curtin, who is the leader of the heritage party. now, remember, i also want to know your thoughts throughout the show on all of those issues that i introduced just then on that gender recognition bill from scotland. should westminster step in and block it or would that perhaps be playing into nicola sturgeon's hands? i'm not sure on that one. get in touch with me. vaiews@gbnews.uk or on twitter at

before kickoff, the life of george cohen was marked at every ground with applause — an english worldieljesus to injury, but qatar did show where goals can come from. bukayo saka drew on his three for england to equalise. now arsenal had lift off. here's martinelli now at the near post! arsenal have turned the game around. goals from gabriel martinelli and eddie nketiah sealed a 3—1 win. it puts them seven points clear. the team, one place behind them are now newcastle. he's on to that in a flash and he's put them 2—0 up, who beat leicester 3—0 for six wins in a row. they last did that ten years ago. now newcastle dare to ask, could they win the league? the season is still young enough for all possibilities to exist for us, but it's a bit pointless me talking about stuff like that. i think it's very much game by game stuff. liverpool restart a long way off the top, but through the break mo salah has waited. and salah's got it into the goal. of course he has. he's had six weeks to recharge. now against aston villa, his team had fresh legs and fresh faces. 18—year—old stefan bajcetic sc

i knew george cohen.e was the first man i really dealt with when as a young reporter , bringing someone up, reporter, bringing someone up, asking for a favour, give a quote something. he always, quote on something. he always, always picks up his phone. and he helped know me he always helped me not know me from he just used to. from adam. but he just used to. he got know me after a while. he got to know me after a while. and this is somebody who he was a modern fullback, patrick. he was somebody ramsey saw was somebody who alf ramsey saw didn't wingers. you didn't play with wingers. so you had somewhere. he had to come from somewhere. he had to come from somewhere. he had uber fitz. george. had to be uber fitz. george. george was the best george best said he was the best right back he'd ever played against. so 37 caps. he was carry with complete carry yourself with complete dignity at all times he was he had restaurant named after him had a restaurant named after him at was to games at fulham. he was going

cohen, colonel douglas mcgregor. but wait, here's the best one. george kennan, who was the author of the containment theory, who in 97 and in the new york times basically said that nato expansion is ridiculous. now these are, do you think these are some kind of left leaning or right leaning hot heads? a me, this is insane. but let's go a step further. when ever there is any kind of military operation, whatever it is, whoever it involves. and let's just take the best during world war 2 and noble effort. hollywood, walt, disney, frank capra, louis b. mayer. jack warner, john wayne during vietnam when he had the will be greenberg a prop again the like you can't believe. then we find out in 1975 during the church committee to the new york tax, who's in the washington post and the c. i a were working together in this thing called operation mockingbird. and then he talked with the new york times itself. what about their 6019 project and we, we can go on and on. but, but this is, this is the crux of this. what is the purpose of this? how about a president, a fo

cohen. i'm the executive director of the honey w center for civic engagement and public service here at george washington university. we are the central hub for all things community and civic engagement and one of the co-sponsors for this evening's exciting conversation. and i'm really happy to see you all. now i am delighted to introduce you to the president of the george washington university, dr. mark wrighton. president wrighton a highly distinguished career academically in chemistry and holds many academic and civic honors. he was the chancellor of washington university in st. louis for 24 years prior to joining us at g.w. in january of 2022. we're delighted to have him as our president and we are delighted to have him here this evening. president wrighton? [applause] >> thank you, amy, and good evening, everyone. amy, thank you for the leadership you are bringing to our university in terms of encouraging civic engagement and service efforts. i appreciate very much your special work. as president of the george washington university, i'm pleased to welcome all of you to this dialogue on fi

cohen, thanks. let's bring in jonathan reiner, a cnn medical analyst and pro fers professor of medicine and surgery at georgethe u.s. adequately prepared for this flu season? >> probably not. we've seen more flu this year than in almost a decade. if you look at the second week in december, for instance, that week saw six times more hospitalizations than a comparable week over the last decade. so we have not really been ready for this kind of severe onslaught of not just flu but obviously also we're still deep inside this on going covid pandemic and also rsv and particularly for little kids. so we've not been fully prepared for this. >> flu cases have eased across much of the country in the past week. now is that just because we're in between holidays? do you expect to see another surge once this holiday week is over? >> well, you know, today is a joyous day. let's have a little optimism. over the last couple weeks, it looks like both covid cases are starting to flatten out and for the last two weeks in a row, flu cases have actually dropped. now with so many people traveling across the united states visiting

schmidt, former adviser to the george w bush and john mccain presidential campaigns also a cofounder of the lincol project. in the morning newsletter on substack and michael a cohen, msnbc columnist. 's speech writer during th obama years, and the truth and consequences letter on substack thank you for joining me steve, lay out your case for what you think reporters are doing wrong with their books and why. and if they were really holdin back from the publications tha they were. will re-re-hearing it from their top editors? >> i think that when thi argument evolves into whethe reporters are writing a book i a good thing, or not, it i evidence that we are in fact living in an idiot greasy. here is what the issue is, the reporter what is their responsibility when we are talking about th top political reporters in the society? and what i would argue is. it is to hold government accountable. in an essence, what they are self declaring the power to do is to take information and harvest it like nuggets and that's going to lead t commoditize it commoditizing information. putting a value on it. some of that information i available for release tomorrow for the public, som

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