gordon banks! his 1970 goalkeeping heroics are often described as the greatest save in world cup history. theresa may will urge mps to "hold their nerve", when she updates them on the brexit talks this lunchtime. tougher criminal checks for taxi drivers in england, plans to give better protection for vulnerable passengers are set out by the government. getting rid of rubbish — nearly two million complaints were made last year, about bins not being collected the bereaved family of a nurse, repeatedly given the all—clear for cervical cancer, fight for a wider inquiry into her case. and — the local community group that wants to take over the struggling funicular railway, at the cairngorm mountain in scotland. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. england's 1966 world england's1966 world cup winning goalkeeper, gordon banks, has died aged 81. regarded as one of the game's greatest, he was named fifa goalkeeper of the year six times and earned 73 caps for england. he played in every game of the 19

thank you for paying tribute to gordon banks today. nice of him to gordon banks today.eresa may was updating ministers and telling them they needed to hold their nerve over brexit. saying the on—going talks with the eu are at a ‘crucial stage'. that was questioned by guy verhofstadt. clearly a lot of work to be done. let's got back to westminster and speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young. really the message from theresa may was give me some more time. she is asking for the changes which parliament wants in order to get her deal through in this place. the problem is many will be thinking there are not many signs those negotiations or talks are making much progress. to discuss this i'm joined by the father of the house, ken clarke. what did you make of what theresa may had to say today? you summed it up. there is no progress, she is trying to alter the agreement she had reached in order to please the ultra—right—wing members of my party and the dup and i don't think she's getting very far. time is running out and we have got to find some way of reaching a

gordon banks' death. indies. why had they not played like this before? who knows. dodgy team selection against barbados and antigua. this is a very balanced tea m antigua. this is a very balanced team and it could be over by the day. joe root was out for 122 and declared leaving the windies an improbable a85 ben stokes was unbeaten on a8. you would have thought you would have let him get his half—century. so england need ten wickest and a day and half to get them, they‘ve already got three, jimmy anderson with all of them england have dropped a couple as well. it looks like they are going to win this with some ease. but they have lost the series. england prop mako vunipola has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations with an ankle injury. vunipola suffered ankle ligament damage during the aa—8 win over france on sunday. he is expected to be out for ten weeks exeter‘s ben moon and leicester‘s ellis genge are in the frame to replace him. the champions league first knockout stage begins tonight with a m

gordon banks! the greatest ever from one of the greatest ever.ars earlier gordon banks had been a cornerstone of england's world cup triumph and those who played alongside him were today united in tribute. sir bobby charlton said gordon was fantastic goalkeeper and i was proud to call him the team—mate. sir geoff hurst described him as one of the very greatest, a sentiment echoed throughout the game. he was my hero obviously, growing up. training with him, i think the big thing i can say about him was he had in an era that was totally different today, he had this great positional sense. that was his dedication, really. banks first made his name with leicester city. but it wasn't long before he attracted england's attention and his reliability was pivotal to their 1966 triumph, winning the world cup he later said changed his life. tremendous! i mean, when we came back, you wouldn't believe the people in the streets. it was just incredible, and we felt so proud. although england fell short at the next world cup in 1970, banks was at his peak, most

gordon banks, england's world cup winning goalkeeper, has died. a legend of the game, tributes from around the world and here at home. as a goalkeeper, you know, he was up there with the best of all time. in that era and in the modern day era. he was a match for the very best in the world, even pele at the top of his game. pele! what a save! i alreadyjumped to say goal. and i looked back, i did goa... 0h! we'll be looking back at gordon banks‘ career and why many think he's the best goalkeeper we've ever had. also tonight... the drug lord known as el chapo is found guilty in new york. in just four shipments he's said to have smuggled enough cocaine for every american. for years, julie o'connor looked after others, but when it was her turn, the nhs let her down. her cancer was missed six times and she lost her life. three million people have fled venezuela under his watch but the president blames a us conspiracy. we have an exclusive interview. from the plastic slopes of lancashire to winning ways on the real stuff — what's dave ryding's secret? an

|j of his career, but why was he never served gordon banks?gordon banks. we that hanging. thank you, kate andrews and lance price. we'll have another look at 11:30pm. goodbye for now. temperatures will be well above the seasonal as we draw from the iberian peninsula. all thanks to high pressure, we will see quite a lot of dry weather with sunshine, as well. it will remain quite cloudy tonight across northern and western areas, patchy rain and windy for the western side of scotland. but further south and east, clear skies and a bit cooler with some mist and fog developing. turn to the morrow, mist and fog across southern and central parts of england. sunshine developing across the northeast of scotland, but staying cloudier further west, perhaps some light drip —— rain or drizzle, temperatures in the double figures for all. thursday has drier air which melts away the cloud across scotla nd which melts away the cloud across scotland and northern ireland, keeping those weather fronts at bay so we should see sunshine more widespread over thursday,

four macro years earlier, gordon banks had been a cornerstone of his team's world cup triumph, playinggn and today the country's other great goalkeeper paid this tribute. gordon, as a professional was the first goalkeeper to really do that extra training and it paid offfor him. his all—round game was so good but he was capable of making saves it look easy by good positional play, that is one thing i always thought was his strength. we always got into a good position, he was not flinging himself around, he was catching a lot of balls. that was what i think was his strength. banks first made his name in the 1950s with leicester city where he won the league cup. banks was safe in the leicester goal. he was awarded the first of 73 caps in 1963, his reliability and agility pivotal to english football's greatest moment in three years later. today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute. sir bobby charlton said, gordon was a fantastic goalkeeper and i was proud to call him a team—mate. sir geoff hurst described him as one of the greatest. although england fell short

gordon banks!ld their nerve", when she updates them on the brexit talks this lunchtime. tougher criminal checks for taxi drivers in england, plans to give better protection for vulnerable passengers are set out by the government. getting rid of rubbish — nearly two million complaints

stoke city confirming the news of gordon banks‘ death. astated to lose him but we have so many happy memories and could not have been more proud of him. let‘s speak to our sports news correspondent ricahrd conway. he was legendary. a monumental figure, universally respected. named fifa goalkeeper of the year six times. he lifted the trophy with england in 1966 instant they making him a legend but he was so much more than that, a gentleman as well, a great sportsmanship, on and off the pitch. any time people who came across him they would remark on how he carried himself and how he spoke of the game with a passion and love. that saves against pele will be the abiding memory of gordon banks. it seemed to defy natural physics the way that he manages to scoop the ball away. listening to pele in later years, that respect between those two players took on a life of its own and that memory from the 1970 world cup. a great player for england and a great club player with leicester city and stoke city and we have heard from stoke city and their thou

tributes have been paid today to gordon banks, who has died at the age of 81. e only time in 1966. brazilian legend pele, who banks famously saved from at the 1970 world cup, called him a goalkeeper with magic and a fine human being. banks's only domestic honour was a league cup with stoke city in 1972. their current keeper is jack butland. you ask anyone about gordon and they will tell you, you know, first and foremost what a great person he was, and just what a gentleman he was, and just what a gentleman he was, and hejust and just what a gentleman he was, and he just had and just what a gentleman he was, and hejust had a and just what a gentleman he was, and he just had a way of cheering people up and making people happy. over the last few years i've gotten to know gordon really well, invited me to his home, meet his family, and talk about everything from the world cup to defending corners and god knows what else. so for me it's got a little bit of an extra... an extra bit to it, knowing him fairly well, which is an absolute honour for me. england beat the we

just a few of the sentiments expressed, following the death of former england goalkeeper gordon banksof 81. banks was seen as one of the greats of the sport globally and in 1966 he won the world cup with england on home soil. our sports correspondent andy swiss looks back on his life. but remains a footballing miracle. 1970, england versus brazil, and that save. the greatest ever from one of the greatest ever. four years earlier, gordon banks had been a cornerstone of england's world cup triumph and those who played alongside him were today united in tribute. sir bobby charlton said : he was my hero, obviously, growing up he was my hero, obviously, growing up and being able to train with him, i think the big thing i would say about him is, in an era which is totally different today, you have this great positional sense and that was his dedication, really. he first made his name with leicester city. but it wasn't long before he attracted england's attention. his reliability was pivotal to the 1966 triumph. winning the world cup, he later said, changed his life. triumph. winning the wor

four years earlier, gordon banks had been a cornerstone of his team's world cup triumph, playing everyentous campaign. and today, the country's other great goalkeeper paid this tribute. gordon, as a professional was the first goalkeeper to really do that extra training, and that paid off for him. his all—round game was so good, but he was capable of making saves look easy by good positional play. that's one thing that i always thought was his strength. he always got into a good position, he wasn't always flinging himself around, he was catching a lot of balls. that was what i think was his strength. banks first made his name back in the 1950s with leicester city, where he won the league cup. banks was safe in the leicester goal. he was awarded the first of 73 caps in 1963, his reliability and agility pivotal to english football's greatest moment three years later. today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute. sir geoff hurst hailing banks as one of the very greatest. and the recognition came from rivals, too, the german fa describing him as a fierce opponent

lovely videos on there and tributes to gordon banks. thank you.as promised mps a final, decisive vote on her brexit deal with the eu — but not until she has secured changes to the irish backstop clause. in the past hour, the prime minister has been updating mps on her talks with the eu. she told mps she believes she can reach a deal that the house can support but needs more time to achieve it. the talks are at a crucial stage and we now need to hold our nerve to get the changes this house requires and deliver brexit on time. by getting the changes we need to the backstop, by protecting and enhancing workers rights and environmental protections and by enhancing the role parliament to the next phase of negotiations, i believe we can reach a deal this house can support. we can deliver but the people and the communities that will did for change tour and have years ago and whose voices were too long have not been heard. we can honour at the result of the referendum and we can set this country on course for the bright future that every part of this unit

memories of gordon banks, who has died.apo has been found guilty of multiple charges at his drugs trial in new york. the former leader of mexico drug cartel, he escaped from jail twice in spectacular fashion before being caught in 2016 and extradited to the united states. richard donohue gave his reaction to the verdict. minutes ago, a federal jury the verdict. minutes ago, a federal jury hearing the eastern district convicted joaquin guzman, el chapo, on all counts of the federal indictment. thejury on all counts of the federal indictment. the jury found that he led the largest and most dangerous drug cartels in the world and that he is responsible for violence including murders and the smuggling of massive amounts of narcotics into the united states over a period of decades. his conviction we expect will give a sense of —— sentence of life without the possibility of a roll, a sentence from which there is no escape and no return. his conviction is a victory for the american people, who have suffered so american people, who

four years earlier, gordon banks had been a cornerstone of his team's world cup triumph, playing everyoday, the country's other great goalkeeper paid this tribute. gordon, as a professional, was the first goalkeeper to really do that extra training, and that paid off for him. and his all—round game was so good, but he was capable of making saves look easy by good positional play. that's one thing that i always thought was his strength. you know, he always got into a good position, he wasn't always flinging himself around, he was catching a lot of balls. and, yeah, that was what i think was his strength. banks first made his name back in the 1950s with leicester city, where he won the league cup. banks was safe in the leicester goal. he was awarded the first of 73 caps in 1963. his reliability and agility pivotal to english football's greatest moment three years later. today, those who played alongside him at wembley were united in tribute. sir geoff hurst hailing banks as one of the very greatest. and the recognition came from rivals, too. the german fa describing him as a fierce oppon

gordon banks said he wasn't sure he had even saved it. e legend. the german national team's twitter account said he was a fierce opponent and a good man. and the fa chairman greg clarke said he was an england great and one of the world's best goalkeepers. the save against pele was obviously something people remember. i would put it down to his hard work in training. you know, trying for every shot and not giving up. and that paid off in that one moment which, you know, probably made gordon's career. you know, it was on the world cup stage and it is one that will be remembered forever. and we will be remembering him throughout the morning, we are speaking with bob watson this morning. it's taken three matches, batting collapses and lots of soul searching but england have finally won a test in west indies. the series had already gone but england dominated in st lucia. as everjimmy anderson got things going with some help from moeen ali and ben stokes finished it off with more than a day to go leaving west indian roston chase not out on 102.

the daily mirror, like many of the uk papers, pay tribute to gordon banks, england's world cup winning goalkeeper who died yesterday aged 81. and finally the times say they have the answer to the secret of happiness. but it's not good news — unless you are 16 or 70. researchers mapped the happiness levels of more than a million people and concluded that these were the happiest ages of all. between 16 and 17, not so cheery. with me isjoseph sternberg, a columnist at the wall streetjournal. i will not ask your age. mark carney it swaps fear for hope. quite gushy about his speech. this is an interesting story because, in a way, mark carney was right about saying brexit could be an opportunity but whether it is relevant is another question. you can imagine the scenario with trade opening, economic activity and it could pay off... he is looking fight into the future when all the staff has settled down, all the difficulties of the change. exactly. this is a long—term view and there are a lot of steps to go from where we are to the future of possibility. the telegraph talks about the fact tha

the daily mirror claims the former england goalkeeper — gordon banks — who died earlier this week — missed for over—aos‘ writes the i. the paper says there‘ll be a huge increase in the number of adults prescribed cholesterol—lowering drug — in order to save lives. and as horse racing resumes, the daily telegraph has a photograph ofjockeys taking part in a space hopper race under the title: ‘jockeys get back to horsing around‘. the dutch prime minister reckons, we are loving brexit. we have taken all your business. one of theresa may's cyst allies, she would often speak to him first when she was trying to get the eu agreed to something relied on him quite closely. the netherlands will be one of the worst hit because of its geographical proximity to the uk. they are very concerned about that. 0bviously proximity to the uk. they are very concerned about that. obviously we have not reached that point yet. reminiscent of emmanuel macron another french leaders who have pledged to roll out the red carpeted british businesses who want to go over there is now saying there are plenty other british f

gordon banks who died yesterday. he was 81. missed out on a knighthood. have a knighthood. and they didn't have a knighthood. and they did not know the answer to it. nomination papers were sent in three years ago and then got lost somewhere in the whitehall system and the daily mirror has spoken to his former colleagues and friends who nominated him in the first place and they have revealed that there was a plan afoot for him to be granted a knighthood, but he lost out because of this whitehall blunder. what we have done is juxtaposed the great english hero, gordon banks, world—class footballer, with somebody slightly more controversial, sir philip green, who, of course, the prime minister was suggesting to date might end up having his knighthood stripped of him because of its ongoing row about nondisclosure agreements and previous to that the way he treated bhs pensioners —— today. it is a very topical issue, knighthoods in general. we put them both on the front page to contrast the different treatment of the two men. it is an interesting front page. the

beyond being friends, we played in the same team, because gordon banks was a great person and this newsvery sad. so let's pray that his family and friends don't suffer too much and friends don't suffer too much and that god receives him with all of his life in heaven. a clash of heads on the pitch means ryan mason has 14 metal plates and 28 screws in his head. the injury meant he had to stop playing professional football for hull city. he's moved into coaching and works with tottenham's youngsters, and is calling for a ban on young footballers heading the ball. he says the dangers of concussion are underestimated. katie shanahan reports: ryan mason was in his prime. he had come through his ranks at tottenham andi come through his ranks at tottenham and ijust come through his ranks at tottenham and i just made come through his ranks at tottenham and ijust made his england debut. then a match at stamford bridge changed his life forever. then a match at stamford bridge changed his life foreverlj then a match at stamford bridge changed his life forever. i was playing for hull at the time an

and finally, tributes have been paid in the commons to gordon banks, england‘s 1966 world cup winning1. banks was named fifa goalkeeper of the year six times and earned 73 caps for england. he is perhaps best known for his save from pele during the 1970 world cup against brazil. tributes were led by the secretary of state for digital, culture, media and sport. this is also testament of his personal life. he was a true gentleman. not everyone will know this about the contributions for civic life that he made in the community. from supports and veterans to dimension cac, it was notjust a sporting hero, he was a community hero that will be missed. and those tributes to gordon banks bring us to the end hello there. on tuesday the temperature reached 1a degrees in northern ireland, actually at giant‘s causeway. and over the next few days, the rest of this week it is going to stay very mild everywhere. with high—pressure essentially in charge, there will not be much rain around at all. the high is centred towards the south—east of the uk. so this is where our air is coming from around the h

memories of gordon banks. banks of england.otes at 16 in its next elections. james williams reports for us from cardiff bay. so, as has often been the case with devolution, wales is set to follow in scotland's footsteps by legislating to lower the voting age to 16 for the next election to this place in 2021. now, with that change in mind, the speaker has sent information packs to schools, and she's planning to work with welsh government ministers on political education. now, the bill that was presented earlier this week would also see the name of this place change from welsh assembly to senedd, which means parliament in welsh. but it would also be known as the welsh parliament. that's the plan, although the name change is proving a tad controversial. now, if these changes are to be implemented, then there needs to be a two—thirds majority in this place. it is also worth noting what this bill doesn't include. it doesn't include a change to the electoral system and it doesn't include a change to the number of assembly members. th

goodbye to the banks of england, after gordon banks dies aged 81.had a great friendship. and after the caribbean tour of batting colla pses the caribbean tour of batting collapses and dropped catches, england's cricketers finally get it right in st lucia. more on those stories in the next half an hour. with 44 days to go until the uk is due to leave the european union, businesses are demanding answers on what a no—deal brexit could mean for them. the british chambers of commerce, which represents hundreds of thousands of companies, says 20 key questions remain unresolved. they include how will businesses be able to move skilled staff between the uk and eu after march 29th, and under what conditions? will companies be able to fly people or goods between the uk and the eu or could travel be disrupted? and what trade deals will be in place? the government said it was focused on getting approval for its brexit deal. with me is our business presenter, dominic 0'connell. of course it is not the first time the british chambers of commerce has expressed con

the daily mirror, like many of the uk papers, pay tribute to gordon banks, england's world cup winningnally the times say they have the answer to the secret of happiness. but it's not good news — unless you are 16 or 70. researchers mapped the happiness levels of more than a million people and concluded that these were the happiest ages of all. between 16 and 17, not so cheery. with me isjoseph sternberg, a columnist at the wall streetjournal. i will not ask your age. mark carney it swaps

magic goalkeeper, a fine human being — the world of football pays tribute to world cup winner gordon banksand score a consolation win against west indies in saint lucia despite having already lost the test series. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the footballing news that manchester united will need to overturn a 2—0 deficit without their star player paul pogba when they head to france for the second leg of their last 16 champions league tie against paris saint germain.

football greats have been paying tribute to england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks, who's. the brazilian superstar, pele, who he famously denied during the tournament in 1970, said he was a fine human being. during his career he was named fifa goalkeeper of the year no fewer than six times. the us secretary of state mike pompeo is in warsaw to attend an international summit focused on promoting peace and security in the middle east. the event is seen as part of washington's strategy to reduce iran's influence in the region. the british born rapper, 21 savage, who's being held on immigration charges in the us state of georgia, is expected to be released from custody on wednesday pending further investigation. he was arrested earlier this month accused of overstaying his visa by more than a decade. his lawyers say he's been granted a hearing to clarify his legal standing. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, president of venezuela nicolas maduro dismissed claims made by the opposition leader, juan guaido, that venezuelans were going hungry, and accused the us of trying to

football greats have been paying tribute to england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks, who's who he famously denied during the tournament in 1970, said he was a fine human being. during his career he was named fifa goalkeeper of the year no fewer than 6 times. the russian parliament has passed draft legislation that would give the state tighter control of the internet, to defend it from foreign meddling. the bill seeks to route russian web traffic through points controlled by state authorities. its authors say it would create a sovereign internet that could function even if russia was cut off by a cyber attack. but critics are calling it a move towards internet censorship malaysia has become one of the leading destinations for the world's plastic waste. a group of villagers, in a small town drowning in tonnes of rubbish, have decided to take the matter into their own hands. this is the story of how they fought against that giant pile of plastic. everyone has a responsibility fighting back against ourjunk. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @

and football news former england goalkeeper and world cup winner gordon banks has passed away at the age of eighty one banks played a key role as england claimed its only ever world cup trophy defeat in west germany four two in the final he also appeared at the one nine hundred seventy world cup where he made a save against brazilian striker pele that many consider to be the greatest of all time. now the knockout stage of europe's top football tournament the champions league gets underway this week with three pulis league clubs still left in the competition meanwhile english side manchester united still have a shot at the continent's biggest prize they face french champs paris on her mind tonight and the first leg of their round of sixteen time coach all are going to so scare won the champions league with united as a player back in ninety nine and he's confident that his current team is picking out the right time were given us the best possible opportunity on the way we've gone into this game because we're confident we've found. what kind of found out what team we have we're looking

there are cross—party tributes to gordon banks, the world cup winning goalkeeper who died at the age off the pitch. he was one of the greatest goalkeepers of all time, 73 caps for england, including playing in every single game during the victorious 1966 world cup campaign which i remember with joy. from being part of that team to i think something else people remember, the astonishing pele save in 1970, he was regarded as one of the world's greatest goalkeepers. he also did a lot of great community work in his local area as well. memories of banks of england. the welsh assembly has published plans to allow votes at 16 in its next elections. james williams reports for us from cardiff bay. as has often been the case with devolution, wales is set to follow in scotland's footsteps by legislating to lower the voting age to 16 for the next election to this place in 2021. the speaker, alanjones, has sent information packs to schools, and she is planning to work with welsh government ministers on political education. the bill that was presented earlier this week would also see the name of t

former england goalkeeper and world cup winner gordon banks has passed away at the age of eighty one banks played a key role as included claimed its only ever world cup trophy defeating western four two in the final he also looked at the one thousand seven hundred world cup we made a save against brazilian striker pele many consider to be the greatest of all time . now to the berlin international film festival currently under way here in the german capital our correspondent charlotte shell some people went to see vice a biopic about the former u.s. vice president dick cheney starring british actor christian bale as he explains it's a film that makes you last but also cry. if they. have to root words to be honest you have fears that vice is more than just a bio pic it's a full frontal attack axe a christian bale says his inspiration for playing u.s. vice president dick cheney with satan and it shows on the show the truth. is. i want you to be my v.p. feiss all to prove that from the shadows of the george w. bush administration cheney was one of the most menacing figures in recent hist

former england goalkeeper of world cup winner gordon banks has passed away at the age of eighty while he tried to keep bowlers and it's only ever world cup trophy that defeated west germany four two in the final and also the nineteen seventy world cup where he made a save against percipient striker but many consider to be the greatest of all time . top story at best outfit as well an opposition leader one. of the country's military must allow humanitarian aid into the country will face trial he says three hundred thousand people could die president refused to allow to be at eight and it would be a pretext for a farmer in faith. coming up next a review of a much thanks tried to. get the latest news and information on our website. i'm good. because. the title race is heating up. norman drop points against hoffenheim after surrendering three kohli. are no points at all after losing at home to hang tough. while fiery game second spot after defeating shall go with the. echo. once upon a time there was a young girl. with a burning ambition. to become a conductor. i was a very curious child

football greats have been paying tribute to england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks, who'star, pele — who he famously denied during the tournament in 1970 — said he was a fine human being. during his career he was named fifa goalkeeper of the year no fewer than six times. russia's parliament has passed draft legislation that would give the state tighter control of the internet, to defend it from foreign meddling. the bill seeks to route russian web traffic through points controlled by state authorities. its authors say it would create a sovereign internet that could function even if russia was cut off by a cyber attack. but critics are calling it a move towards internet censorship the husband of congresswoman gabby giffords, who was severely wounded in an assassination attempt in 2011, has announced he's running for the us senate. mark kelly — seen here accompanying his wife to a senate hearing on gun violence — is a retired nasa astronaut. he's hoping to become democratic candidate in arizona. he's expected to make gun control a major part of his platform. malaysia has bec

first opportunity to pay tribute to one of their icons — england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks60s and early 70s. it was also the city where he lived for much of his later life. the home supporters revealed a green goalkeeping shirt during a minute's silence, and stoke's goalkeeperjack butland wore a commemorative replica jersey. there were three games in the scottish premiership today... hearts drew with bottom side st mirren. livingstone beat kilmarnock. third placed aberdeen won at stjohnstone andceltic and rangers are both playing tomorrow... it's the league cup final at wembley tomorrow and manchester city could do the double after their women's team won the continental league cup today. they beat holders arsenal on penalties. jo currie reports from bramhall lane. for teams in england women's this final had promised a lot, arguably the two a lot, arguably the two form teams in england women's football coming together to battle it out for the first piece of major silverware. we got an edgy affair that went down to the wire. the match started slowly after an eventful 45 minut

i would like to send my deepest sympathies to family and friends of gordon banks like the right honorable gentlemen, i'm old enough to remember the 1966 world cup. let's be honest in this house, that is important, from being part of that team to something else people member the, the astonishing 1970, he was regarded as the world's greatest goalkeeper and did a lot of community work in the local area as well. our members of the house would like to join me in paying tribute to him. in regards to the capacity, 90% was left to that. and has been obtained. due diligence was carried out and as the secretary of state earlier this week, to continue to ensure that we have that capacity. >> the transfer secretary told the house this decision to award a contract had no cost to the taxpayer. this week the national audit office found that 800,000 pounds have been spend on external consultants to assist the bid. will apply minister use this to correct the record? >> the right honorable gentleman is late to the party on this from as np benches, whatever that is. can i say to the right honorable gentlema

stoke city's jack butland will wear a replica gordon banks' shirt against aston villa tomorrow — in tributected 12 points after going into administration. they face liquidation if suitable investment isn't found by next week. a proposed takeover fell through on tuesday, while sunday's game against the sheffield eagles has been postponed. widnes were relegated from super league last season after a seven—year stint. so that's the rest of the sport — now back tojohn in cardiff welcome back to the cardiff — another exciting weekend of 6 nations rugby coming up. the men play england here tomorrow and the women play the same fixture at the arms park on sunday. compare that to england who have two wins to their name and are running seven tries against the grand slam champions france. so, just how much ofa champions france. so, just how much of a tough task is going to be for wales ? of a tough task is going to be for wales? who are a professional side, i spoke to the wales forward about the task facing them this weekend. the home game is a lwa ys this weekend. the home game is always amazing. it w

minute's silence was held at wembley and at grounds around the country last night out of respect for gordon banksup, released a video message dedicated to banks whom he called one of his best friends. beyond being friends outside the football pitch we played in the same tea m football pitch we played in the same team because banks was a great person and this news makes all of us who love football, who like the good and nice people, it makes us very sad, so let's pray that his family and friends don't suffer too much and friends don't suffer too much and that god receives him with all of his love in heaven. heartfelt tribute from the great mr pele. anthonyjoshua is going to fight in the usa for the first time in his career. he'll be up against the so called big baby, jarrell miller, in the famous madison square garden in new york, injune. the last time we sanoshua in action was back in september when he beat alexander povetkin. but miller will be something different, he's nicknamed ‘big baby‘ because he weighed a whopping 22.5 at his last fight. that is his nickname. the big baby? did we see him?

england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks has died at the age of eighty one he's former club stoke city and now it's these deaths saying banks passed away peacefully overnight the club say they are devastated but couldn't be more proud of him banks one seventy three caps for england then was part of the famous team that won the one nine hundred sixty six world cup on home soil beating west germany in the final he's also famous for one of the greatest saves in the history of football denying pele in the one nine hundred seventy world cup. tuesday saw the return of the champions league on the last sixteen first legs eyes all eyes were on old trafford where paris st germain secured a two no victory away from home against manchester united they take two goals with them to paris for that return leg that's crucial well if the porter will take one go with them for a return leg against a s. roma however it was roma who won that one by two goals to one meanwhile four time champions league winners i accepted them are preparing for the daunting prospect of hosting the three time defendi

gordon banks, england's 1966 world cup—winning goalkeeper, has died aged 81.y cancer. one of his successors for england, peter shilton, has also paid tribute. as a goalkeeper, he was up there with the best of all time. in that era and in modern era. and i think if you speak to anybody, that has met gordon, they will say he had time for them, he spoke to them, and i think that was the same with all the 66 world cup england lads, when i've met them. they're all like that and that's one of the reasons why they won the world cup, because they had such great character and were such good people. and gordon was in that line. i think a lot of people who met gordon say he had this very cheeky laugh and it was a special laugh he would do when things were funny and i think probably i'll remember him for that as much as anything. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... one of the most powerful cartel leaders in history, joaquin el chapo guzman, has been found guilty at his drug trafficking trial in the us. he faces a mandatory life sentence

i would also like to send my deepest sympathies to the family and friends of gordon banks. save from pele in 1970, he was regarded as one of the worlds greatest goalkeepers and i know he did a lot of community work in his area andi did a lot of community work in his area and i know members from all sides of the house would like to pay tribute to him. as resides as regards the freight capacity, the government let out three contracts, 90% was sent to brittany ferries and those contracts remain in place in that capacity has been obtained. and due diligence was carried out on all of these contracts, and as the secretary of state for transport made clear in this house earlier this week, we will continue to ensure that we provide that capacity, which is important in a no deal situation and we will ensure the capacity is there. the transport secretary told the house that this decision to award a contract to seaborne freight had a no cost to the taxpayer. this week, the national audit office found that £800,000 had been spent on external co nsulta nts £800,000 had been spent on ext

england's world cup winning goal keeper gordon banks has died at the age of eighty one is former club stoke city announced these deaths saying banks passed away peacefully overnight club said they are devastated but couldn't be more proud of him banks one seventy three caps for england and was part of the famous team that won the one nine hundred sixty six world cup on home soil beating west germany in the final is also famous for one of the greatest saves in the history of football denying pele in the one nine hundred seventy world cup the champions league returns on tuesday in a rejuvenated manchester united will host paris and men in the first leg of their last sixteen tie now when the draw was made many would have favored p.s.g. to win the senate counter at united have since x. chose a marina and the new man in charge only going to solve is on an eleven game hot streak with ten wins and a draw. we're given us the best possible opportunity on the way we've gone into this game now because we're confident we've found. what kind of i found out what team we have we look at looking like

stoke city will pay a special tribute to their former goalkeeper gordon banks when they play aston villa wore as stoke beat chelsea in the 1972 league cup final, their only major trophy. a lot of focus will be onjack backlund today. imagine if aston villa ‘s player comes in with a header and he pulled off one of those saves! it is 20 years this weekend since the public enquiry into the murder of stephen lawrence, the teenager who was stabbed and killed racist attack in london. the report found the metropolitan police to be "institutionally racist" and made 70 recommendations to change the culture of police forces in england and wales. so, what has changed in the last two decades? we're joined now by duwayne brooks, a friend of stephen lawrence, who was with him on the day he died. thank you so much forjoining us this morning. 20 years after we first heard that phrase "institutional racism". how much progress do you think has been made? good morning. i believe the met have made huge progress in moving forward some of the recommendations that we re some of the recommendations that were put

the footballing great gordon banks, who's died, at the age of 81. cancer last week, was given the all—clear by doctors, six times.