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tottenham have battered manchester united 6—1 at old trafford. d harry kane. but with united down to 16th in the table — that's all from sportsday. hello there. numerous flood warnings enforced and those may well start to increase as the rain makes its way into the river systems, but lots of standing water in flooded roads, bbc will have more for you. you can see where the rain is, pretty heavy across parts of northern ireland and be seen a few showers into the sunshine but generally speaking, iran continues to rotate around the area of low pressure, press become even more fragmented and showered through the night. overall, bit cloudy and still pretty windy in western and southern areas and northwestern other areas in the court night but it could be some mistiness and the other areas. persistent rain and the chance of more system rain coming into northern ireland and parts of england and wales in particular, but given more sunshine elsewhere, it will be slightly warmer. this is bbc news with martine croxall. we'll be live in washington shortly. th

manchester united are in champions league action at old trafford hoping to make it to group wins frominst last season's semifinal. messi in time for barcelona after a turbulent 24 hours for the club as they get fed or set to face juventus. mounting cancel ancient and threadbare squad is due to the clone virus pandemic. also coming up in the programme... international game returned after nine months out. and they won the world series but the los angeles dodgers faced criticism after celebrating with covid positive justin criticism after celebrating with covid positivejustin turner. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah. you're very welcome along to sportsday this evening.... so we had wins for liverpool and manchester city in the champions league last night — tonight, it's the turn of chelsea and manchester united. the london side are in russia looking for their first win, after a draw against sevilla last week — while manchester united are at home to rb leipzig after their win against psg last week. well our reporter ben croucher is here and can bring us right up to date in chelse

tottenham have battered manchester united 6—1 at old trafford.

tottenham have battered manchester united 6—1 at old trafford. favourable return tojose mourniho‘s old club, celebrations from goal—scorers heung min—son and harry kane. but with united down to 16th in the table — there will be serious questions for ole gunner solskjaer to answer. that's all from sportsday. bristol moves to its own beat. and cole of the city. known to his fence is bushmaster, amari cole saw the downfall of colston is a defining moment. so, in the city of protest, what change, if any, can come from this? and with the leave bristol united or divided? it meant a lot because it felt like, the people made the decision as opposed to listening to politics and all of the basics, how do the people feel and they showed how they felt, basically. it was good. five proud. do you think anything has changed?” would say no. i would say nothing is changed really, we're still in the same place. i think people are a bit more aware of the circumstances, but ultimately, nothing has changed. it's still the same, man. amari cole has followed and his mot

it looks like manchester united's huge 6—1 defeat against tottenham has sparked some action at old traffordooks like the former paris saint germain forward edison cavani will sign, as will porto defender alex telles — what can you tell us about them — and there's other deals they are trying to do on top of that aren't there? we expect them to sign, we do not think that is a problem, the deadline is 11 o'clock, he will arrive and there was a long term interest in him. ousmann dembele of barcelona was another player in the frame. whether they can get that one of the line remains to be seen, recently, i found that an agreement is being reached for manchester united to sell christian lassies in the loan, the difficulty with that is the italian transfer deadline closes at around half an hour, so there is a rush to get the work done on that. we are also looking at people going back to southampton, everton are looking for a goalkeeper, they're looking for a goalkeeper, they're looking for a goalkeeper, they're looking for on three or four different options and that puts a? over antonio at chelsea.

will be played at the kcom stadium in hull a week on friday, the first time it's not been held at old traffordy league's superleague tonight. in the late game wakefield beat hudderfield by 18 points to 14, earlier castleford beat hull kr 32-18 castleford dominated and ran in five tries to hull kr's three, the last claimed by greg eden with his second of the match. and that's all the sport, bye for now. hello there. we had some sunshine on thursday to get out and about to enjoy some of the automotive colours on offer. i suspect friday morning, cloudy affair. is that this obvious band of rave moving into resting areas and less obvious reign already across south west england spread to the midlands and east anglia was turning heavier and across process even as well for that brain at a time that sums up the weather as we get into friday morning. voters are our main band of rain. we can significantly across england and wales is up which is easily becomes lighter and catchier. probably some bits of pieces of rain in parts of east england into the afternoon. further north and west it's an improving we

he has been in talks with the old trafford club and although a deal is yet to be agreed it is increasingly. he is a free agent after leaving paris st germain at the end of last season. there is more details on that story on the bbc sport website. that is it from sports day. thank you very much for joining us and there will be more updates that the rest of the evening but for now, goodbye. hello there. we've had reports of localflooding across the south—east of england because of the incessant persistent and at times heavy rain. the west of the week we are going to hold on to some heavy rain. this time pushing further westwards. it is starting to cause disruption with further flooding in places. this area of low pressure, which contains what was star alex, is continuing to dominate the web are seen right across the uk with weather fronts spiralling. we have had a lot of rain right across the country, as you can see from the radar picture. a few dry interludes developing across the south—east but more rain developing here too because of the night. a blanket yellow warning for as much of the

manchester united and chelsea met at a wet old trafford this evening, the best chances fell to the homelf, this edinson cavani effort, the new signing coming on as a second—half substitute. his first touch for the club. and then marcus rashford, who's been making the headlines this week for his efforts off the pitch, almost put his name in tomorrow's with this chance late on. as united remain in the bottom half of the table, down in 14th place. i think it's an even game. but i think, of course, if you look at the chances, not many. but the keeper made two fantastic saves, i have to say. the one in the first half, and especially the second one in the top corner. i'm standing right behind it and i'm celebrating it like it's the winning goal in the champions league final. fulham remain bottom and still in search of their first win of the season. after they were beaten by crystal palace 2—1. wilfried za ha with his side's second. tom cairney did pull one back for fulham who had a player sent off, it only proved a consolation as palace move up to fifth in the table. it's been a busy day in t

we're going to start with manchester united who thrashed rb leipzig 5—nil at old trafford.nar solskjaer‘s side took the lead through mason greenwood early on in the first half. but it was substitute marcus rashford who stole the show in the second. he came off the bench on the hour mark opening his account on 7a minutes. before he smashed in a second to put united 3—nil ahead. anthony martial made it four from the penalty spot. before rashford completed his hat—trick in less than 20 minutes to hand united an emphatic win. chelsea followed up their matchdayi draw against sevilla by thrashing russian side krasnodar 4—0. callum hudson odoi opened the scoring, with some help from the goalkeeper. timo werner doubled the lead from the penalty spot before strikes from hakim ziyech on his first start and substitute christian pulisic rounded off a good night for frank lampards side. it's two wins out of two for barcelona in the champions league... they beatjuventus 2—0 in turin to go top of group g. ousman dembele opened the scoring in the fourteenth minute when his deflected shot l

it is the first time it won't be a manchester united's old trafford since 1998 due to their championsight's action, castleford playing hull. castleford lead, 16—0 in the latest score with both teams in relegation trouble and in need of points. later, huddersfield face wakefield. it is half—time, arsenal versus rapid vienna is goalless. rangers, 1-0. rapid vienna is goalless. rangers, 1—0. you have but celtic and ac milan later to look forward to. gareth bale starts for spurs and carlos makes his debut. one breaking line to bring you before we go. national league side notts county have withdrawn from the fa cup after an outbreak of coronavirus in their squad. we are hearing six players tested positive last week, so the tea m tested positive last week, so the team they were supposed to face in the fourth qualifying round, they will go through and go into the first round proper, that is the breaking news, the national league side have withdrawn from the fa cup. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening, you're watching bbc news. as we've been hearing

at old trafford yesterday, marcus rashford back at the day job for the goalless draw against chelsea.here's work off the field — campaigning for free meals for schoolchildren over the holidays is getting him just as many headlines. with businesses queueing up to offer meals, and many local councils stepping in, too, he tweeted last night... he also condemned unacceptable abuse mps and their families had faced after days of charged debate online. the government is saying its position won't change. it isn't funding meals over the holidays, instead saying tens of millions has been given to councils to support families and billions is available for welfare support. but some conservative mps are worried about that position. the former children's minister tim lawton said on facebook he wanted a change of policy. he wrote... this man, tobias ellwood, another tory mp, said providing meals was simple and practical in the holidays. labour has said that it will keep up the pressure and force more votes on the issue if the government doesn't change its mind. and 2000 doctors working with young pe

while tottenham embarrassed manchester united with a 6—1win — their biggest at old trafford.were wins for arsenal, southampton, west ham and wolves. in the scottish premiership, celtic are in second place after a 2—0 win over saintjohnstone. rangers are top of the table. they beat ross county 2—0. to rugby union, and the premiership's relegated champions, saracens, produced a spirited comeback after bath raced into the lead. saracens fought back to make it 17—17, which means bath must wait until wednesday for the outcome of sale's delayed game, while it is saracens last match in the top flight. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of england's aaron rye winning golf‘s scottish 0pen. that's it from us. 00:25:40,674 --> 2147483051:49:35,052 now on bbc one it's time 2147483051:49:35,052 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello there. it's been a thoroughly wet weekend, pretty much across all areas and many places have seen more than a months worth of rain just falling in a few days. the reason for it, this stubborn area of low pressure which ha

i used to walk over the bridge at old trafford when i was a kid with my uncle peter and be there, andd his attacking qualities, it was his defensive steel that marked him out. but his fearlessness brought him to england‘s attention. in 1965, he was called up by sir alf ramsey — and in february 1966, he scored his first and only international goal. but stiles scored! a few months later, he was part of the team hoping to take england to world cup glory. and stiles‘ brave and often brilliant challenges helped england to become champions. the image of him dancing around wembley — trophy in one hand, false teeth in the other — is one he, like everyone else, could never forget. it‘s nice because people remember you for it. and they say, "oh, yeah, i remember yourjig," and they pass it onto their children and whatever. and so when it‘s seen, it‘s nice because, teeth or no teeth, it doesn‘t matter. you know, it was just the total enjoyment which i was doing. stiles never enjoyed the riches his achievements deserved, ultimately selling his medals to raise money for his family. but while others

old trafford is a reporter with the new zealand herald's he says euthanasia vote and the years of political indecision. the high court on the other hand sitting it basically back to parliament and saying that we can't rule on this is needs to be a decision from parliament it gave the impetus for parliament to pass a conscious vote last year on this issue and obviously they put it to refrain which is where we are today and what a landslide this in the life choice act the euthanasia bill 65.2 percent voting and support worth noting it's actually had a similar bill up in the parliament for 1995 it didn't pass again in 2003 and are just one vote now it is definitely there it's a little bit important to note that this isn't really easily compared to the ones with belgium but we now have a museum that's much more stringent terminal patients with 6 months to live they need to doctors' to approve this is a checklist as well to ensure that they're not being coerced and it was so they can't qualify and of mental health or psychotic psychiatric illness or anything like that what you might see i say. t

manchester united are in champions league action at old trafford hoping to make it two wins from two last season's semifinalist rb leipzig. the latest government figure show in the last 2a hours 310 people are reported to have died with the disease. with an overall total of 45,000 disease. with an overall total of 115,000 across the uk from coronavirus so far. 0ur health editor has been looking at the figures across the uk m a hospital at the heart of one of the virus hotspots. case numbers in the local derry city and strabane council area relative to the population were among the highest in the uk. sandra is one of 20 seriously ill patients in this covid ward. she was admitted as her condition worsened eight days after testing positive. i thought i was going to die. that's how bad i was. the hospital, doctors and nurses, work round—the—clock to try and save you. that's what they done with me. but new daily infections in the area have dropped by nearly half. doctors say the imposition of tough local restrictions three weeks ago was a major factor. we are all in this together. if all

manchester united and chelsea played out a goalless draw at old trafford.ace beat fulham. leaders rangers and second place celtic are both in action in the scottish premiership this afternoon. hibs are up to third after a 1—0 win at kilmarnock. kevin nisbet with the only goal from the penalty spot — his eighth of the season. elsewhere motherwell beat ross county and it was goalless at stjohnstone. now we all put our clocks back an hour last night. venlo of the dutch league eredivisie may be hoping they could turn theirs back 2a hours. they were beaten 13—0 by ajax in what was the biggest margin of victory in the league's history. they scored nine of those in the second half. as you can imagine, the players were on hand to console the venlo keeper who probably wasn't feeling that great. bad day at the office. to a huge day in cycling because later britain could have only its second giro d'italia winner, with tao geoghegan hart perfectly placed to win his first grand tour. the 25—year—old londoner — in blue — beatjai hindley to win the penultimate stage and b

meanwhile at old trafford, it finished goalless betweeen manchester united and chelsea. cavani and marcus rashford both going close. united remain in the bottom half of the table, down in 14th place. i think it's an even game, but i think, of course, if you look at the chances of a not many. but their keeper made two to fantastic saves, the one in the first half with the right foot, and especially the second one in the top corner. i'm standing right behind it, and i'm celebrating like it's the winning goal in the champions league final, but what a save. elsewhere crystal palace beat fulham 2—1 at craven cottage, wilfred zaha with the winner and currently liverpool are in action against sheffield united where it's1—1. sheffield united scoring first with a penalty and liverpool equalising just before half time. lewis hamilton is on track for a record breaking 92nd grand prix victory after taking pole position for the portuguese grand prix. the world champion starts ahead of his mercedes team mate valteri bottas with max verstappen in third. but there was a delay to qualify

will be played at the kcom stadium in hull a week on friday, the first time it's not been held at old trafford beat hudderfield by 18—14. earlier, castleford beat hull kr 32-18. castleford dominated and ran in five tries to hull kr's three, the last claimed by greg eden with his second of the match. that's all of the sport. bye for now. hello there. thursday brought us a break from the rather unsettled run of weather we've seen. there was some sunshine to get out and about and enjoy some of the rather spectacular autumn colours on offer, but it was just a short weather window because, looking out in the atlantic, this swirl of cloud you can see here is the next area of low pressure that's going to be bringing rain across our shores for friday. and then further west, a developing area of low pressure. that's going to rapidly deepen to bring some strong winds across the uk this weekend. so, before we get there, a lot of cloud around at the moment. we've got some patches of rain working across from southwest england into the midlands, east anglia, probably see some in the southeast as well, and t

mourinho has a happy return to old trafford, and there are nine more goals in one other game.lo, and welcome to bbc news. doctors treating president trump for coronavirus say he is continuing to improve and could leave hospital for the white house as early as tomorrow. they also gave more details about his treatment, revealing that he is on the steroid dexamethasone and a five day course of the anti viral drug remdesivir. after confusion yesterday about the president's condition, the doctors also said that he had twice required supplemental oxygen. nomia iqbal sent this report from the walter reed medical centre. i came here, wasn't feeling so well, i feel much better now. no big rallies, no crowds of supporters but president trump still has his twitter following inside the hospital. after the chaotic handling of the messaging about his health by his staff yesterday, the president clearly decided to do thejob himself and released a long unscripted update on his and the first lady's health. i want to thank everybody, our first lady is doing well, melania asked me to say somethi

going to start with manchester united, thrashed darby 5— 08 old trafford.mason greenwood early on in the first half but it was substitute marcus rashford who stole the second. opening his account on 74 minutes and then smashed and a second but united 3—0 ahead. he made it forth from the penalty spot before rashford completed his hat trick in less tha n rashford completed his hat trick in less than 20 minutes. and united an emphatic win. chelsea meanwhile followed up their match day draw against sylvia by thrashing the russian side. the score was opened with some help from the goalkeeper and double lead from the penalty spot. substitute christian mention of good night. two wins out of two for barcelona. they beatjuventus to stay the top of the group. open scoring in the 40th —— 40th —— 14th minute. here's the rest of the results from wednesday possibly champions league. six matches in the championship this evening. bournemouth beat bristol 31—0 to go second. lucian and nottingham forest battled out with a draw and then scored for both sides, putting newton a

a journey which took him from this field in featherstone, to wembley and old trafford.recently that rugby has prepared him for the situation that he is in now. would you agree with that? yeah, yeah. it did. but, as a family, you've just got to keep strong. and that's notjust our family. it's the motor neurone disease family. you've got to be strong. all that i am i give to you. all that i am, i give to you. rob, he has treated me like a princess. there was never going to be anybody else than rob, because he was always very caring and has always looked after me. you know, if there was going to be anybody that i was going to spend the rest of my time with, it was going to be rob. applause. after 20 years together, in december, doctors told lindsay and rob that time could be short. you ask the question of how long. and you are told, you know, a year to two years. and you know, at that point, i wasjust thinking of the kids. what are we going to tell them? you know, one of the first thing that rob said to me was, and, you know, that's all he was bothered about. that'sjust ro

and manchester united and chelsea played out a goalless draw at old trafford.where, yesterday, crystal palace beat fulham. 0nto the spl, leaders rangers and champions celtic are both in action this afternoon in the scottish premiership. hibernian moved back into the third in the table yesterday with a 1—0 win at kilmarnock. kevin nisbet scoring the only goal of the game from the penalty spot — that's his eighth of the season. it was goalless at saintjohnstone. and a huge date in cycling coming up —— huge day in cycling coming up. britain could have only its second giro d'italia winner later today, with tao geoghegan hart perfectly placed to win his first grand tour. the 25—year—old londoner who rides for ineos grenadiers beat jai hindley to win yesterday's stage and become joint overall leader with the australian. today's final stage is an individual time trail ofjust under ten miles to milan. 0n the race's previous time trial, geoghegan beat hindley by more than a minute. lewis hamilton is poised to surpass the record for race victories he shares with michael

son heung—min and harry kane both scored twice asjose mourinho returned to old trafford to haunt his earance of the season, as he returns to match fitness. arsenal went back to the top of the women‘s super league, thanks to a 3—1victory over bristol city . they went behind early on but vivianne miedema sealed the comeback — arsenal are on maximum points, ahead of everton on goal difference. bristol earned a place in rugby union‘s premiership play—offs, after their bonus point win over london irish and bath‘s failure to beat saracens. bath threw away a 14 point lead, only managing to draw 17—17 in sarries final premiership game before relegation. that now gives sale a chance to grab the final play—off spot in their covid—delayed match against worcester this week. english golfer mel reid said she had redeemed herself after winning her first title on the american tour. she took the shoprite classic in newjersey by two shots with a final round of 67. last month, reid squandered a good chance of victory on the last day of an event in portland. she said winning this one was a huge relief. r

i used to walk over the bridge at old trafford when i was a kid with my uncle peter and be there, andchanged?" i could imagine it. stiles onto it now, and can he get a shot? he gets it! while stiles certainly had his attacking qualities, it was his defensive steel that marked him out. but his fearlessness brought him to england's attention. in 1965, he was called up by sir alf ramsey — and in february 1966, he scored his first and only international goal. but stiles scored! a few months later, he was part of the team hoping to take england to world cup glory. and stiles' brave and often brilliant challenges helped england to become champions. the image of him dancing around wembley — trophy in one hand, false teeth in the other — is one he, like everyone else, could never forget. it's nice because people remember you for it. and they say, "oh, yeah, i remember yourjig," and they pass it onto their children and whatever. and so when it's seen, it's nice because, teeth or no teeth, it doesn't matter. you know, it was just the total enjoyment which i was doing. stiles never enjoyed the r

i used to walk over the bridge at old trafford when i was a kid with my uncle peter and be there, andt older, and imagine that the tannoy was going to announce that there was a player short and "would nobby stiles come and get changed?" i could imagine it, so to go down there and walk down there and become a player with manchester united was unbelievable. and this could be the next one! stiles onto it now, and can he get a shot? he gets it! while stiles certainly had his attacking qualities, it was his defensive steel that marked him out. stiles made no attempt to play the ball in. he took the art of tough tackling sometimes to extremes. but his fearlessness brought him to england's attention. in 1965, he was called up by sir alf ramsey — and in february 1966, he scored his first and only international goal. but stiles scored! a few months later, he was part of a team hoping to take england to world cup glory. in the game against france, his late tackle, which put an opponent out of the game, prompted calls for him to be dropped. the manager stuck by him, though, and stiles' brave and

united's finances games since march for instance i have had to be played behind closed doors no fans old trafford saw match their revenue for 19 percent to $118000000.00 broadcasting revenues also fell by approximately 132 $1000000.00 that's more than a 40 percent drop which included an $18000000.00 premier league broadcast in rebate for last season why the to that the club spent more than $250000000.00 on players last season including sharing out around $100000000.00 for defend harry mcquire well we've been speaking to daniel poneman a football finest lecturer at sheffield hallam university he believes the pandemic isn't the sole reason that one matches see not as revenues have dropped. i think the situation has affected all football clubs in england so more than others and it's worse for close in england further down the league system so those clubs are more reliant on much the income and that's what we're talking about here the biggest impact has been the lack of funds in stadiums and that's directly impacted much they revenue if you look at the premier league and manchester united as an examp

or no fans at old trafford so much they revenue for 19 percent 218000000 dollars broadcasting revenuesalso fell by approximately $132000000.00 that's more than 40 percent drop which included an 18 $1000000.00 premier league broadcast in rebate for last season added to that the club spent more than $250000000.00 on plays last season including shelling out around $100000000.00 for defender harry maguire well it's been estimated that up to 60 english lower league football clubs could go out of business because of the pandemic while united the who are of course in england's top division are not presently and that kind of danger financial analyst statue believes the situation of the less very alarming. 19 a circuit breaker and a big economics air force it's. a significant amount of revenue from that physical attendance. grounds as of course the empty matches being late and stadiums so we saw a more than 20 percent slump in hitler a row of manchester united for round 6 on 27000000 just 590000000 pounds and i think that that can be more of how there is another story there's a back story to ma

he put in a sublime supersub performance helping manchester united thrash rb leipzig 5—nil at old trafford hour mark and netted three goals in 16 minutes against last seasons champions league semi finalists. rashford is only the second united player to score a hat—trick after coming on as a substitute. want to guess who was the first? well it was his current manager. asa sub as a sub coming on, sometimes thatis as a sub coming on, sometimes that is the best time to come on when your team is winning. there are spaces everywhere and marcus took his chances incredibly well. he had space in front of him. i think the players — you could see the players — you could see the players looking for each other, and playing that extra pass now. i'm very pleased with the response. talk about mixed emotions. la dodgers world series victory has been overshadowed somewhat by a covid case that was discovered during their series clinching victory over tampa bay rays. dodgers player, justin turner, had tested positive mid match. he was withdrawn straight away but then returned to join his teammates for their c

no fans at old trafford so matt stay revenue for 19 percent to $118000000.00 broadcasting revenues also fell by approximately $132000000.00 that's more than a 40 percent drop which include an $18000000.00 premier league broadcasting rebate for last season added to that the club spent more than $250000000.00 some players last season including shelling out around $100000000.00 for defend him a quiet well we've been speaking to daniel plummy a football finest lecturer at sheffield hallam university he believes the pandemic isn't the sole reason why majesty not as revenues have taught i think the current situation has affected all football clubs in england so more than others and it's worse for close in england further down the league system so those clubs are more reliant on much to come and that's what we're talking about here the biggest impact has been the lack of funds in stadiums and must be imparted much they revenue if you look at the premier league and manchester united as an example they still have the crocus the money or the majority of growth across the money and obviously still

it's the first time it's not been held at old trafford.eld by 18 points to 1a — earlier castleford beat hull kr 32-18. castleford dominated and ran in five tries to hull kr's three, the last claimed by greg eden with his second of the match. britain's tao geoghegan hart has ridden himself right into contention to win the giro d'italia after finishing second on a dramatic stage 18. it's rare the riders, see snow here at stelvio pass, the hardest climb in the race, as the race is normally held in may. and a tight finish with britain's, geoghegan hart pipped in the closing stages by jai hindley. but it's dutch rider vilco kelderman who takes the leaders pinkjersey. all three men though are in contention to win the race overall. england's tyrrell hatton is tied for second after the first round of the zozo championship in california. hatton made eight birdies in his round of 65. colombia's sebastian munoz has a one shot lead, but it was a day to forget for rory mcilroy and tiger woods who are back in 64th and 75th respectively. finally, we must

a journey which took him from this field in featherstone, to wembley and old trafford.that he is in now. would you agree with that? yeah, yeah. it did. but, as a family, you've just got to keep strong. and that's notjust our family. it's the motor neurone disease family. you've got to be strong. all that i am i give to you. all that i am, i give to you. rob, he has always treated me like a princess. there was never going to be anybody else than rob, because he was always very caring and has always looked after me. you know, if there was going to be anybody that i was going to spend the rest of my time with, it was going to be rob. applause. after 20 years together, in december, doctors told lindsay and rob that time could be short. you ask the question of how long. and you are told, you know, a year to two years. and you know, at that point, i was just thinking of the kids. what are we going to tell them? you know, one of the first things that rob said to me was, "thank god it was me and not the kids". and, you know, that's all he was bothered about. that's just rob. he

i used to walk over the bridge at old trafford when i was a kid and be there, and also my brother whenta ke later, he was part of a team hoping to take england to world cup glory. in the game against france, his late tackle, which put an opponent out of the game, prompted calls for him to be dropped. the manager stuck by him, though, and nobby stiles‘s brave and often brilliant challengers helped england to become champions. the image of him dancing around wembley, trophy on one hand, false teeth in the other, is one he, like everyone else, could never forget. it is nice because people remembered you for it. they say, oh, yeah, i remember your dance, remembered you for it. they say, oh, yeah, i rememberyour dance, deposit onto their children, and it is nice because teeth noted, it doesn‘t matter, it was just the total enjoyment, which i was doing. two yea rs enjoyment, which i was doing. two years later, came another career highlight, as he helped manchester united to win the european cup. but after retiring as a player, his fortu nes after retiring as a player, his fortunes changed dr

he lit up old trafford last night with a hat—trick.ing it one day at a time. now is not the time to think about how many goals you are going to end up how many goals you are going to end up with, as long as you concentrate and focus on the nextjob, the next job at hand, training tomorrow. he only played 30 minutes, so one step ata only played 30 minutes, so one step at a time. if you get too far ahead of yourself, you're going to lose focus. i think marketers has showed he can keep focusing on what is important on and off the pitch at the moment. it was also a comfortable night for chelsea in russia. they were 4—0 winners over krasnodar. callum hudson 0doi got the first, although not one the goalkeeper will want to see again. new signing hakim zayech also on the score sheet on his first start under frank lampard. british and irish lions coach warren gatland says some england players could potentially miss out on a place in the squad for next summer's tour to south africa, because of selection issues. england players won't be allowed to

a journey which took him from this field in featherstone, to wembley and old trafford.d, at all levels but particularly at professional level, when you traina at professional level, when you train a lot more on the psychological parts of the game and other people's weaknesses, but as a family, you'vejust other people's weaknesses, but as a family, you've just got to keep strong. and that's notjust our family. it's the motor neurone disease family. you've got to be strong. someone has got to hold it together. lindsay and irene, they are the strong ones. all that i am, i give to you. rob, he has treated me like a princess. there is never going to be anybody else than rob, because he is always very caring and has always looked after me. you know, if there was going to be anybody that i was going to spend the rest of my time with, it was going to be rob. applause after 20 years together, in december, doctors told lindsay and rob that time could be short. you ask the question of how long. and you are told a year to two years. and you know, at that point, i wasjust thinking o

business, they are generating around about £4 million a match traditionally, when hosting fixtures at old traffordcrease in revenue of £100 million from there. there will be refunds due to broadcasters. we have seen the loss of the chinese tv deal impact upon the premier league, and a lot will depend upon their level of success in the champions league this season. uefa have also said there will be a substantial reduction in what they will be paying out to clubs because they too will have given money back broadcasters and some commercial sponsoi’s as a broadcasters and some commercial sponsors as a result of what happened at the end of last season. so you put all of those factors together and they are all negatives. the positive for manchester united's point of view is that their commercial revenue, which was already the best in the premier league, that was the one sort of saving grace for them, and whilst they continue to have good relations with their sponsors, i think they are financially very secure. and briefly, ciaran, consumer confidence has a part to play, and we start to see crowds gather

it follows sunday's disputed election or the results have since been an old by the country's election commission charles trafford now from bishkek. supporters of various opposition parties celebrate their storming of the parliament building in the cuba's capital bishkek protesting parliamentary election results that are given pro-government parties a huge majority opposition supporters accused pro-government parties of widespread vote buying people returned to the square where the night before security forces had used sound bombs and tear gas to clear thousands of demonstrators demanding the results be cancelled and another poll be held but the country's president appeared on t.v. claiming he was in control of the country and appealing for calm. calmness in the state and stability of society are more valuable than any deputy mandate i suggested that the central election commission carefully investigate the violations and if necessary and now the election results urged leaders of the political parties to calm their supporters and move them away from their places of concentration a call on all my compatriots to ke

trafford al-jazeera. thing is underway in one of the world's longest serving leaders is expected to extend his 28 year old president. is running against 4 other candidates but he's widely expected to win another 7 year. election monitors say there's a lack of genuine political competition the country has no term limits and has been in power since independence in 1900. hong kong's latest postponed the annual policy address for the 1st time until off she travels to mainland china kerry had been due to deliver the speech on wednesday it will now be held in november says the territories economic recovery needs beijing support singapore and indonesia have agreed to partially open their borders to each other the countries had closed them to stop the spread of coronavirus now people on essential or official business will be allowed to cross over in an easier has one of the highest coated 19 case rates in the entire region for the 1st time israel's army has deployed its medical corps to help treat civilians a parking garage has been converted into a treatment facility which could accommodate up to 8000 patients t

the disputed election results have since been an old russia says it's obliged by a security treaty to prevent a total breakdown in kurdistan charles trafford is in bishkek with the latest. we understand according to vladimir putin's press spokesperson dmitri prescott of the conversation had been had between the head of the russian security the f.s.b. and the self-appointed head of security in kyrgyzstan a man called almost back on their leader who appointed himself to that position in the chaos of the last couple of days it's an indication that president putin is very concerned about the ongoing crisis in this country and it seems as if he's endorsing certainly by speaking to this self-appointed head of security he seems to be indorsing somebody who he can trust and has has very little choice in the matter because we have had such chaos. and no real leadership in this country since those elections were an old one and as you say the russian statement was this is tapping in order to prevent the situation in the country falling further into chaos so i think jeenbekov the president is listening to moscow and i also think he's listening to the