i am told they will continue their weekly walks and will call at the gordon banks walk. rdon so well and he was a man for all seasons. we will miss him but we shall never forget seasons. we will miss him but we shall neverforget him. seasons. we will miss him but we shall never forget him. thank you, peter. now, geoff hurst. gordon banks, although he contributed to the worst moment of my footballing career... laughter we often joked privately and often publicly about the save against pele and myself in the second leg of that final. of course, i always maintain to the most important save, you need to appreciate this in this community, was the save that got him through, the safe against pele wasn't important, we lost the game and we still qualified for the latter stages of the world cup. i had eight years at west ham following a succession of goalkeepers and got picked for england and i suddenly realised it would be a little difficult to beat gordon outside the box but i had in the first years of my footballing career. there were some lovely photos immediately after gordon

we shared gordon banks, a great goalkeeper, with the world, but gordon banks, the great dad, grandad, made our world a happy, wonderful, magical place. # i did what i had to do... to the sound of frank sinatra's my way, a moving service then came to an end. undeniably english football's safest pair of hands, banksy‘s sporting immortality is just as secure. dan roan, bbc news, stoke. finally, more than 200 people have taken part in a skating marathon on lake baikal in the russian province of siberia. the event comprised several different races, including one at night, with distances ranging between 5km and 100km. this was the seventh edition on the world's largest and deepest freshwater lake. wouldn't want to fall into that water, would you ? you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. last tuesday brought some exceptional winter warmth. this tuesday, a very different story, quite a chilly start to the day and it remains unsettled. we'll see some rain and some snow

we shared gordon banks, a great goalkeeper, with the world, but gordon banks, the great dad, grandad,man, was ours. dad made our world a happy, wonderful, magical place. # i did what i had to do... to the sound of frank sinatra's my way, a moving service then came to an end. undeniably english football's safest pair of hands banks‘s sporting immortality is just as secure. dan roan, bbc news, stoke. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. with me are political strategist, jo tanner, and economics commentator at new statesman, grace blakeley. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. there's really only one story tomorrow, the rising levels in knife crime after the two senseless deaths. also the debate on how to battle this, let's start with the metro, leading with strong words from the former police chief. he calls for the 20,000 police who have been cut in the last decade to be replaced to help solve the crisis. the daily telegraph has the same top story there, publishin

we shared gordon banks, a great goalkeeper, with the world, but gordon banks, the great dad, grandad,ng man, was oui’s. dad made our world a happy, wonderful, magical place. # i did what i had to do # to the sound of frank sinatra's my way, a moving service then came to an end. undeniably english football's safest pair of hands banks‘s sporting immortality is just as secure. dan roan, bbc news, stoke. a major inquiry into allegations of past child sexual abuse linked to westminster will consider whether political parties "turned a blind eye" to it. the latest phase of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will examine whether there were any attempted cover—ups, including how what was then the liberal party responded to allegations made against the late mp cyril smith. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds has more. "we will continue to examine whether the british establishment harboured paedophiles", the promise today from a public inquiry, regularly derided as a witch hunt. its most senior lawyer asked, "were there cover—ups to protect the status quo, rather than chil

we shared gordon banks, a great goalkeeper, with the world, but gordon banks, the great dad, grandad,nderful, magical place. # i did what i had to do... to the sound of frank sinatra's my way, a moving service then came to an end. undeniably english football's safest pair of hands banks's sporting immortality is just as secure. dan roan, bbc news, stoke. the actor luke perry has died aged 52. he found international fame in the 1990s through the us teen drama beverly hills 90210. he'd been in hospital since wednesday after suffering a stroke at his home in california. at least 23 people have died after devastating tornadoes ripped through alabama in the united states. 0fficals say they're dealing with a catastrophic situation and that more victims could be found as teams search through the debris. thousands of people have spent the night without heating in near—freezing temperatures. a state of emergency has been declared, and there's a warning that more storms could be on the way. in the past hour, the governor of alabama, kay ivey, has paid tribute to those who died. we lost children

and the city of stoke, and players past and present, remember goalkeeping legend gordon banks, as he'slaid to rest, in his hometown. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven o'clock in beyond 100 days — we'll have the latest from venezuela as thousands line the streets of the capital caracas, to welcome home the country's interim president, juan guaido. after the prime minister insists there is ‘no direct correlation‘ between the rise in knife crime and the fall in police numbers — at eight o'clock i'll be speaking to the national chair of the police federation in england and wales. and we'll be taking a first look at tomorrow morning's front pages at 22.40 and 23.30 this evening in the papers — my guests joining me tonight are the political strategist, jo tanner and the economics commentator at the new statesman, grace blakeley. that's all ahead on bbc news. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watson. as the title race hots up — are liverpool feeling the heat? we don't play

the funeral of england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks has been held in his home city ofs names from the football world attended, including sir bobby charlton and his brotherjack from the 1966 winning team, along with a number of former england number ones. gordon banks's coffin was carried by goalkeepers representing the clubs he'd played for during his 20 year career. at least 23 people, including three children, have been killed as two tornadoes struck the us state of alabama. winds of up to 170 miles per hour caused catastrophic damage in lee county, in the east of the state, and officials say the death toll is expected to rise. he was threatened with arrest if he returned home, but today venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido, ignored that warning and arrived back in the capital, caracas, mr guaido left the country a week ago after being accused by the government of trying — with the help of the us — to illegally oust the president, nicolas maduro. thousands of cheering supporters turned out to greet him today, as our correspondent will grant reports from caracas

the funeral of gordon banks, who died last month aged 81, took place earlier today and stoke.carried by the current number one goal the clubs he served during his career in britain. joe hart represented england, while stoke's jack butland represented leicester city. also in attendance we re leicester city. also in attendance were sir bobby charlton and so geoff hurst, gave the eulogy during the service. —— who gave the eulogy. very sad day, one of the greats in his profession, it is always a bridge when you come across the best, so it has been a privilege for me. “— best, so it has been a privilege for me. —— it is always a privilege. he was the greatest goalkeeper i've ever seen. was the greatest goalkeeper i've ever seen. the former world heavyweight boxing champion has been suffering from pneumonia. david davis used bruno's twitter account to thank the hospital staff are cared for him. bruno famously won the wbc heavyweight title at wembley in 1995. and that is all the sport for now, you can get all the rest of our stories on the bbc sport website. good evening. time to tak

the funeral of england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks has been held in his home city of 81. a host of famous names from the football world attended — including sir bobby charlton and his brotherjack from the 1966 winning team — along with a number of former england number ones. gordon banks‘s coffin was carried by goalkeepers representing the clubs he'd played for during his 20—year career. at least 23 people — including three children — have been killed as two tornadoes struck the us state of alabama. winds of up to 170mph caused catastrophic damage in lee county in the east of the state and officials say the death toll is expected to rise. he was threatened with arrest if he returned home — but today venezuela's opposition leader, juan guaido, ignored that warning and arrived back in the capital, caracas. mr guaido left the country a week ago after being accused by the government of trying — with the help of the us — to illegally oust the president, nicolas maduro. thousands of cheering supporters turned out to greet him today as our correspondent, will grant, reports

and gordon banks 0be. a formula e race on the streets of london will be held in 2020.s were then forced to find an alternative location after protesters argued the event caused disruption and harmed the environment in a green space area. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the players championship. the five—time world champion was made to work for the win against barry hawkins, eventually coming through by six frames to four in preston. he'll face eitherjohn higgins or mark selby in the last eight, and he decided to put on an australian accent in his post—match interviews. i just feel totally positive. when you talk aussie, the aussies are just winners, mate. you have to love a winner. i'm going to try and talk like a winner, like the aussies. get the ashes won, mate. let's have a look at what stories have been a big hit online over the last few hours. this is from borussia dortmund ahead of the champions league game tonight. that is the yellow wall that will face spurs. and following on from the sun back page speculating about a row between romelu luk

the funeral of the former england goalkeeper gordon banks will take place today.ers with tickets will be able to watch the ceremony on big screens inside stoke's stadium. newcastle falcons boosted their chances of staying in rugby union's premiership with a win over worcester warriors. man of the match toby flood went over with this effort to secure a 17—6 victory. and ulster are back in the pro14 play—off places, after beating dragons 28—15, captain alan 0'connor with their fourth try. tom daley won two medals on his return to diving. the former world champion hasn't been in international competition since he became a dad last summer, but he won a silver and a bronze at the world series event injapan. australia's nick kyrgios said he had prepared for his mexican 0pen final against world number three alexander zverev by going jet—skiing, and it did the trick. he won in straight sets for his fifth atp title. kyrgios has suffered with mental health issues, and he said he hoped his victory would act as an inspiration for others in a similar situation. i think it isju

heather: the chinese banks. gordon, thank you, we appreciate it.lling michael cohen inside, this guy grabbed a bite to eat on the outside. this is pretty funny. carly shimkus with the pizza guy on capitol hill going viral. ♪ so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog. oh it's him. good call. get the data options you need and still save hundreds of dollars. do you guys sell, other dogs? now that's simple, easy, awesome. customize each line by paying for data by the gig or get unlimited. get $250 back when you pre-order a new samsung galaxy. click, call, or visit a store today. heather: well wishes pouring in for actor luke harry after he reportedly suffers a stroke was the actor says he's under observation after being rushed to a hospital in la. the 52-year-old known for his role on beverly hills 90210 and riverdale. >> a

now, the story about people needing the services of baby banks, that is on the mirror. gordonen a searing op—ed about this, and it seems with brexit happening the government is stalled on everything else. this is a situation about people using nappy banks to get basics for their children, their babies. anybody who has had children 01’ babies. anybody who has had children or is around children, this is serious. this is as serious as it can get. if you can't clothe your child will keep your child clean, to have to go to a place where they get these things... shouldn't that read skinned parents, rather than just mums? because it takes to parents to make a baby. yes, it is embarrassing and horrible. we have record employment, very low unemployment, and most of the people going there are probably in work. that is a problem, that people who are working are still struggling, and that is an issue. the other issue is universal credit, it seems, that the delay in people getting their payment, this long wait you have before you get a payment, it is causing a problem. that picture is on t

banks to win these deals. what they're doing is buying espionage. lou: gordonwhy isn't the united states -- first of all, why did we permit it and secondly, why are we doing nothing right now. >> well this president is trying to do something about what the chinese have been doing. you know, we found out, for instance, last october that tel-aviv university professor, they told us that china telecom has been diverting internet traffic from the united states and canada into china where they've been surveilling it and taking it. clearly this is not just a theoretical concern. lou: it's almost become, like the commercial, the security guard talks about he monitors, he doesn't stop. the intelligence agencies of this country are a laughingstock attacking a sitting president while permitting china and russia and iran and god knows who else to just simply run over the united states, steal our intellectual property, our technology, to rifle through the files as they will of the u.s. government and major corporations. morgan, why is there no retaliation? >> you know, that

arthel: gordon, eric, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ arthel: a bank is set on fire in paris as yellow vesteekend in a row. firefighters had to rescue a mother and her child who lived in an apartment above the bank. the protests taking a violent turn after demonstrators threw rocks and smoke bombs at officers. the yellow vest protesters are a grassroots movement seeking populist changes to that economy. >>> back here at home, gunfire erupts on the vegas strip after a brazen robbery attempt ends in a police shootout. details straight ahead. >>> plus, as the cause of the two recent boeing 737 max jet plane crashes, max 8 plane crashes are under investigation, airlines are beginning to feel the economic effects of the grounding of this aircraft. so how are travelers coping with it? ♪ ♪ but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. ♪ do you ♪ love me? ♪ ♪ i can really move ♪ ♪ do you love me? ♪ i'm in the groove ♪ now do you love me? ♪ do you love me

banks in the world. it is not a huge list of people who can do the job. jp morgan has a good crop of people. someone like gordoneads the consumer division. you can look to people -- caroline: the cfo even. >> yes, and that would be cool because it would be a woman leading one of the biggest banks for the first time ever. at the richardok .avis types he led u.s. banking and has now retired, so people who left top jobs in the industry that could come back. or people, like matt james who left jp morgan. he is trying to help deutsche bank, as well. briefly, what regulatory issues might still be at risk? what does wells fargo still have to work out right now? >> wells fargo is not out of the woods. replacing sloan with someone from the outside will look better in the eyes of regulators who think it is too messy for an insider to clean up. but they still have more than one dozen outstanding consent orders. the federal reserve has banned them from growing assets past the end of 2017 levels. they are still dealing with that and ongoing investigations. the doj and sec are still conducting their investigations. so there

the funeral of former world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks ta kes pla ce winning goalkeeper gordonhallenge to try to change a lifelong anonymity orderfor one of his son's killers. jon venables was 10—years—old when he and robert thompson abducted and killed two—year—old james in 1993. no information can be published about their current identities, after they were released from detention in 2001. the ruling had been challenged by members of the bulger family, who argued that venables should no longer be given anonymity after he was twice convicted of possessing child abuse images. keith flint, the lead singer with the pop group, the prodigy, has died. the 49—year—old was found by police at his home in essex this morning. officers say they're not treating the death as suspicious. the prodigy had a series of uk top ten singles in the 1990s, and sold more than 20—million albums. his bandmate, liam howlett, has said he was ‘shellshocked and heartbroken'. earlier i spoke to carl loben, the editor—in—chief at dj mag. for the fact that keith has been such an iconic character in the industr

and the city of stoke, and players past and present, remember goalkeeping legend gordon banks, as he's to rest, in his hometown. he was a superstar on the field but the beauty of him was off the field he was an ordinary guy. it's 5 o'clock, our top story is that the home secretary, sajid javid, says there's "no single solution" to tackling serious violence, after criticism of the government over it's handling of knife crime. this weekend, two 17—year—olds were stabbed to death in separate attacks, in manchester and london. today, the former head of the metropolitan police, lord hogan—howe, called for the appointment of a senior advisor or tsar to help "get a grip," on the growing knife crisis —describing britain as being "in the dark ages" when it came to tackling the problem. our correspondent, charlotte gallagher, is at the scene of one of this weekend's murders in east london. all day people have been coming here to rememberjodie chesney and lay flowers, including her family to rememberjodie chesney and lay flowers, including herfamily and close friends from college. behind that tre

thousands of people lined the streets to say goodbye and pay their final respects to gordon banks.r. also in attendance were sir bobby charlton and sir geoff hurst. a very sad day. one of the greats in his profession. it's always a privilege when you come across in your profession the best, either with or against, and so it's been a privilege for me. so it was just a very, very sad day. and just the greatest goalkeeper i have seen. the great britain rugby league team is back. it has been announced that they will play new zealand, tonga and papua new guinea in a southern hemisphere tour later this year. it has been 13 years since their last tour, and despite some criticism that the team would be made up of just english players, kevin sinfield says it is a great opportunity for the current players to follow in the footsteps of some former greats. you listen to the players talk, who have not had the opportunity over the last 12 years to represent great britain, they are all champing at the bit to play and put thatjersey on, because it means so much. if you look at the iconic players o