but make no mistake, norman hunter earned wider respect. hunter!gland's professional footballers presented their first—ever players‘ player of the year award, it was norman hunter who won it. norman hunter, who's died aged 76. captain tom moore, the war veteran who's fundraising for the nhs, has now raised more than £18 million. the 99—year—old says he'll keep walking laps of his garden in bedfordshire as long as people keep donating. among the latest donations is one from prince william. time for a look at the weather. here's alina jenkins. some rain around today for areas which have not seen very much recently. this was a definite short while ago. elsewhere a lot of dry weather, some sunshine, particularly in north west england, northern ireland, parts of northern and western scotland. the rain this afternoon and this evening, high—pressure further north and east keeping things dry, the rain has been falling in the last few hours here and in parts of south—west england, central and southern england, central and southern england, south wales, slow

real bodycheck by norman hunter. his opponents may have begged to differ. a foul by hunter.but in 1962 and helped turn the team into the best in the land, winning two league titles. his aggressive approach did sometimes spill over. one famous scrap with francis lee... and it looks to me as if it's broken out again. but despite his reputation, there was skill as well as steel. one of the hardest tacklers in the game. a lot of people don't realise, you know, because of the norman bites yer legs, you know... he quite liked it, actually, ithink, frightening people. but i think it took away from his ability, his actual ability as a player. that ability won him 28 caps for england, but in the era of bobby moore and jack charlton, he was often the understudy. it meant despite being in the squad, hunter never played in the 1966 world cup, eventually receiving a winner's medal 40 years later. it was a fitting accolade for a hugely popularfigure. when the first—ever players' player of the year was awarded... hunter! ..it went to norman hunter. the footballing hardman held in the very

real bodycheck by norman hunter. his opponents may have begged to differ. a foul by hunter.unter made his leeds debut in 1962 and helped turn the team into the best in the land, winning two league titles. his aggressive approach did sometimes spill over. one famous scrap with francis lee... and it looks today as if it's broken out again. but despite his reputation, there was skill as well as steel. one of the hardest tacklers in the game. a lot of people don't realise, you know, because of the norman bites yer legs, you know... he quite liked it, actually, ithink, frightening people. but i think it took away from his ability, his actual ability as a player. that ability won him 28 caps for england, but in the era of bobby moore and jack charlton, he was often the understudy. it meant despite being in the squad, hunter never played in the 1966 world cup, eventually receiving a winner's medal 40 years later. it was a fitting accolade for a hugely popularfigure. when the first—ever players' player of the year was awarded... hunter! ..it went to norman hunter. the footballing ha

but make no mistake, norman hunter earned wider respect. hunter!he current season. they did not discuss when it would resume. clubs were expected to debate a 30th ofjune deadline, but instead looked at possible scheduling models. the premier league said it remains our objective to co m plete league said it remains our objective to complete matches, but i'm play, all dates are tentative. australian grand prix on... ferrari driver said f1 needs fans, but understands that might not be possible. whatever we can do to start the season as early as possible, but in a safe way. i think it would be better, even if the spectators are not here, but as a driver obviously, you feel the support, and last year, being in italy, driving for ferrari, we definitely felt the support. and i think it has helped us to win the race there and it was a very special weekend, as i think for any driver, seeing the fans supporting you feels special but unfortunately, with the situation as it is now, it might not be possible at first, so we will probably have to start like that.

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but make no mistake, norman hunter earned wider respect. hunter!t. norman hunter, who's died aged 76. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. another day when there has been a good deal of sunshine across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, and east anglia, particularly this morning. this was fife earlier this afternoon. for others, finally some rain has arrived in two parts of southern england and wales that has been slowly tracking north through the afternoon. all tied into this frontal system, this area of low pressure to the south—west of the uk maintaining high pressure to the north and east and that will become more dominant as we go through the second half of the weekend. back to tonight, we still have a band of rain working slowly northwards, tending to weaken as it does, but behind it some heavy and thundery showers putting up from france to the south of england, parts of wales and may be as far north as the midlands by the end of the night. further north, dry and the clearest skies will stop the f

norman hunter, who has died at the age of 76. duke and duchess of cambridge are urging people to look after their mental health as the lockdown continues. prince william said the stress and isolation was building and people needed to know where to access help and support. he also spoke about his concern for his father, the prince of wales, when he was diagnosed with the virus last month. the couple were speaking to the bbc‘s tina daheley. tina, hi. hi! i can't see you! hello! we can see you! oh, i've got you on a different screen! hi! hello. there may be many who are experiencing mental health challenges for the first time during the lockdown. what can we do to help them and help each other? like you said, a lot of people won't necessarily have thought about their mental health, maybe ever before. and, suddenly, this environment we're in catches up on them quite quickly. i think the most important thing is talking. i mean, social media, again, it can be, and is providing a lot of relief, connectivity for a lot of families, a lot

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and leeds put out a picture of cherry with norman hunter, saying simply two legends, together again.arn says boxing won't be back until the nhs can cope. fights could take place without crowds but hearn says the potential strain the sport places on the medical profession needs to be take into account. i think right now, to be honest, it just doesn't quite sit right because of the requirements, the medical requirements of five sport, so for instance, here right now i think it would be very selfish of us to push boxing when we know there will be times there will be a medical emergency, when the nhs is needed andi emergency, when the nhs is needed and i don't think it's right to put any additional pressure on them, right now. they've got enough on their plate, doing such an incredible job. the head of britain's leading basketball league says the professional game faces a struggle to survive without government support. sir rodney walker says an ongoing lack of matchday revenue would cause huge issues for clubs. we've been able to sustain ourselves by taking advantage of the government fo

the football world continues to pay tribute to the leeds united legend norman hunter, who died yesterday 14—year period. he was also part of england's 1966 world cup winning squad. as a tough—tackling defender he earned the nickname ‘bites yer legs,‘ but his former leeds teammate eddie gray feels he was underrated as a player. people don't realise, you know, because of the norman bite your legs that you know, he quite liked it, actually, i think. that you know, he quite liked it, actually, ithink. i that you know, he quite liked it, actually, i think. i think it took away from his ability, his actual ability as a player, a great defender, great footballer. look at norman's record for leeds united, and look at him playing for england, he never got as many caps as probably as he deserved because of the great bobby moore. but he was as good as any defender who played the game. premier league clubs say they're committed to finishing the remainder of the season, but there was no confirmation of when matches will resume, after representatives from the teams met by video conference yesterday. t

he won the title with leeds in 1974, alongside norman hunter, who passed away earlier this month.orning. a changeable day ahead. a window of dry weather first thing but expect heavy showers and thunderstorms as well. all the details throughout this morning mahmoud abbas programme. —— morning's programme. it's thursday, april 30. his story has captured the heart of the nation — a man who, in the space of a few weeks, has gone from setting out to raise £1,000 for the nhs, to almost £30 million. we're talking, of course, about captain tom moore and today is his 100th birthday. throughout the morning we'll be paying tribute to him as he celebrates this milestone. breakfast‘s john maguire joins us now from captain tom's home in marston moretaine. what a date to celebrate. good friday just a few weeks ago what a date to celebrate. good fridayjust a few weeks ago and we are here. the story that keeps on giving, asa are here. the story that keeps on giving, as a gift that keeps on giving, as a gift that keeps on giving but it is all about one man, captain tom moore celebrating 100 yea rs

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leeds united have confirmed their former defender norman hunter is in hospital after testing positiveoronavirus. the 76—year—old is one of leeds all time greats, having played over 500 games for them during the 1960s and 70s, winning two league titles and the fa cup. he was also part of england's 1966 world cup winning squad. england could move their summer tour of japan from july to october. that's according to the rfu's chief executive bill sweeney. he also says a home and away six nations is one of the ideas being discussed in order to complete this year's tournament. england are one of the sides who still have a chance of winning the six nations, which has yet to be concluded due to matches being postponed due to coronavirus. france and ireland are also able to lift the trophy. ufc have scrapped plans to host its next event on a private island, having considered the idea in order to stage mixed martial arts bouts during the coronavirus outbreak. ufc 249 was due to take place next saturday, with the mixed martial arts organisations president dana white saying he was close to securi

leeds united have confirmed their former defender norman hunter is in hospital after testing positiveeds all time greats, having played over 500 games for them during the 1960s and 70s, winning two league titles and the fa cup. he was also part of england's 1966 world cup winning squad. england could move their summertourofjapan from july to october, or play a revamped six nations tournament in the autumn if that can't go ahead — that's according to the rfu's chief executive bill sweeney. he also says he's confident the current six nations, which is on hold, will be completed. england are one of the sides who still have a chance of winning it. along with france and ireland. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. now, new data released by google has identified an increase in the number of visits to parks in britain last weekend. data collected from google maps shows that overall activity was down on normal levels, but that sunny weather appears to have encouraged people out. let's find out more from oui’ people out. let's find out more from our technology correspondent. so,

leeds united have confirmed their former defender norman hunter is in hospital after testing positiveonavirus. the 76—year old is one of leeds all time greats, having played over 500 games for them during the 1960s and 70s, winning two league titles and the fa cup. he was also part of england's 1966 world cup winning squad. england could move their summer tour of japan from july to october, or play a revamped six nations tournament in the autumn if that can't go ahead — that's according to the rfu's chief executive, bill sweeney. he also says he's confident the current six nations, which is on hold, will be completed. england are one of the sides who still have a chance of winning it. along with france and ireland. hampshire county cricket club's cancelled the contract of australia off—spinner nathan lyon by mutual agreement due to coronavirus. lyon, alongside australia's michael neser and india's cheteshwar pujara, has now become the third overseas player to miss out on their county stint due to the pandemic. domestic cricket in england is currently delayed until the 28th of may at t

the football world has been paying tribute to norman hunter — who died at the age 76, after spendingospital with coronavirus. the former leeds legend, made 726 appearances for the club, over a ia year period — regarded as the most successful to date. the defender was also part of england's i966 world cup winning squad, and won 28 caps over his career... hunter's tough tackling earned him the nickname ‘bites yer legs‘. but his former team—mate eddie grey feels he was underrated as a player. people don't realise, because of the norm and bite your legs, come if writing people i think. i think it took away from his ability. his actual ability as a player. he is a player i would want to play games. he wasjust a player i would want to play games. he was just a great player. and a great defender. a great footballer. —— i would not want to play consume. you look at his record for leeds united and playing for england, you'll never get as many caps as probably as he deserved because of the great bobby moore. but he was as good as any defender who played the game. mclaren racing boss zak brown

the former england and leeds united footballer, norman hunter, has died at the age of 76 after testing and pete. three astronauts have returned from the international space station to a world transformed by the pandemic while they've been away. the two americans and a russian — jessica meir and andrew morgan and oleg skripochka — landed in kazakhstan, where a state of emergency is in force because of the coronavirus. they say it will be hard not to be able to hug their loved ones on their return. that is it for me. let's get some weather. helena jenkins is there. another day when there has been a good deal of sunshine across parts of scotland, northern ireland and northern england, and east anglia, particularly this morning. this was fife earlier this afternoon. for others, finally some rain has arrived in two parts of southern england and wales that has been slowly tracking north through the afternoon. all tied into this frontal system, this area of low pressure to the south—west of the uk maintaining high pressure to the north and east and that will become more dominant as we go thro

members of england's 96 to 6 world cup or winning squad has died after contracting chrono virus norman hunter passed away a 76 hour hospital earlier on friday having tested positive that a week ago during his career he had 28 international caps and dillard great club success with leeds united winning 2 english top division titles. plans are in motion to complete this season's a european champions league with all the 29th of october for the final in istanbul you're paying a governing body u.f.o. will meet on thursday to discuss the matter with most mages for the on hold because of the global pandemic the champions league itself is yet to reach the quarter final stage and you have are reportedly considering a turn in the end of competition into a week long mini tournament there are also still looking at the possibility of last 3 stages being played over 2 legs in july and august always spoke to a piece for so bright a row paris and there who explained why completing the champions league is so important. what you a few try to do in recent weeks is come up with continued see winds and tsunami com

, where, the defender really built his reputation, winning the league title in 1974, alongside norman hunter did everyjob well. as i said before, midfield. he did everyjob well. as isaid before, he midfield. he did everyjob well. as i said before, he said to me one day, do something to win any game, to win anything, you need eight removal men and three piano players. and he was dead right. trevor was one of those eight men. you can depend on him every week. that's all the sport for now. back injanuary, graham walters set off on an attempt to become the oldest person to row across the atlantic. he's 72. yesterday he made it ashore the caribbean island of antigua, breaking two world records. but he's back to a changed world. as you can see here, one of his first priorities once back on dry land was to enjoy a proper meal of burger and chips. and graham joins me now from antigua. congratulations. thank you. what has been your priority, lots of sleep, a good shower, what we most looking forward to? it is hard to say. very difficult to imagine really, i kept thinking to myself, what would i like

leeds united's south stand at elland road will be renamed the norman hunter south stand. and league cup, died last week after contracting coronavirus. he was 76. he also won 28 england caps and was a member of england's 1966 world cup—winning squad. finally, we've reported at length the difficulties of elite athletes to stay sharp in lockdown. what if you have more than one sport? the heptathlon world champion, katarina johnson—thompson, has seven disciplines to train for. try doing that in a house, with two dogs. steve cram takes up the commentary. big threat, looking cool and calm. the world champion on home turf. they started with the 100 metre hurdles, over a box and a cushion which has the face of fellow athlete andrew pozzi on it. then it was the high jump onto the bed. the dogs failed with that one. then shotputting a sock into a drawer. the dogs got another run out in the garden in the 200 metres, around the shrubbery, before she set a personal best in the long jump, with a standing start, while the kitchen and a paper aeroplane made up the javelin, and there was

and the leeds united legend norman hunter has died, after contracting coronaviras. he was 76.

norman, thank you. earlier i spoke to professor paul hunter who is a professor of medicine at the university of east angliad what kind of persistent symptoms he might be experiencing. i have no personal knowledge of the prime minister‘s health record but somebody at this stage, i imagine he is probably still coughing and possibly having some degree of shortness of breath. typically, these are symptoms that people get over it within about a week, but it is not unusual for people to continue to have symptoms for a bit longer. if these symptoms are actually getting worse at the moment than getting better, then the sorts of things that will be happening in the hospital, he would be having chest x—rays, possibly ct scans of his lungs, a range of blood tests and people would be monitoring his vital observations, his pulse and breathing rate, and also quite likely his oxygen saturation, which is a marker of how well the lungs are functioning in terms of getting oxygen into his blood. scotland‘s chief medical officer has resigned after being caught visiting her second home — in breach of her own social distancing

norman, thank you very much for the moment. professor hunteressor hunter, tell us what kind of tests like borisjohnson be having and what kind of persistent symptoms could he be experiencing. i have no personal knowledge of the prime minister's record but at this stage of the illness i imagine he is still few brow, still coughing and possibly also having some degree of shortness of breath —— febrile. typically most people would get over the sentence in a week but it is not unusual to continue to have symptoms for longer. if his symptoms are actually getting worse than getting better, then, the sorts of things that would be happening in hospital, he would be having chest x—rays, possibly ct scans of his lungs, a range of blood tests, and people would be monitoring his vital observations, his pulse and breathing rate and also quite likely what is called the oxygen saturation which is a marker of how well the lungs are functioning in terms of getting oxygen into your blood. is he any more particularly at risk than anyone else in their 50s without

norman hunter is being treated in hospitalfor norman hunter is being treated in hospital for coronavirusand usually in the fall of the over seed is very long and it is ha rd to the over seed is very long and it is hard to get a good crisp light. i think they can probably handle that part. they can oversee the little bit earlier and get it crisp stop thatis bit earlier and get it crisp stop that is what is going to carry through to the masters in next april. adam peaty's olympic winning swimming trunks have raised £13,000 for the nhs after being raffled off. let's see them in action. he wore them for his gold medal winning swimmer. the 100 metres breaststroke in rio four years ago. he treated the result last night and the package will go to lisa who bought one of the tickets which costjust £1. i know charlie and naga always bought these. the trunks would set you back £200. the county cricket season should have been under way this weekend, and one club has still tried to get it going of sorts. we are not sure who these players are playing against, but they are the middlesex batsman sam rob