Hello and welcome to sportsday. Well be live at old trafford as Manchester United prepare to play their first home game since the Death Of Club Legend sir Bobby Charlton. Everton are in mourning this evening, in the last few hours they have announced the death of their long time chairman Bill Kenwright. At the Cricket World Cup, Quinton De Kock smashes south africa to victory over bangladesh. Also coming up on sportsday well look ahead to the start of the nba season and the rookie teenage frenchman who could be a huge star in the sport. He is not the finished product but weve never seen a player his size be able to do what he can do. It promises to be an emotional evening at old trafford, Manchester United are preparing to Play Copenhagen in the Champions League, theirfirst home game since the Death Of Club Legend sir Bobby Charlton. Among the tributes to be paid tonight, a wreath will be placed on charltons seat in the directors box. Well speak to our correspondent at the ground injus
Ace, the central figure in Darcy Parker Bruce’s three-character sketch of a play, “To the Moon and Back” at Chester Theatre Company, is looking for a miracle. She is hoping
There is something quite romantic about the concept of loving someone to the moon and back that to say these words equate to the strongest sense of affection one can feel for another. Unless one is physically capable of actually going to the moon and returning to Earth to profess one’s love across distance and years, the idea should remain a metaphor for the time being.
i m dylan ratigan, and this is the dylan ratigan show, and up next, chris matthews, which starts right now. to the moon and back, let s play hardball. good evening, i m chris matthews, from washington, leading off, live long and prosper. that was mr. spock s farewell wish in star trek. so let s talk space. anyone old enough to remember the moon landing or john glenn orbiting the earth or alan shepard s first flight, remembers how we were all filled with pride. we didn t make it 0 to space first, the soviets did. but we beat them to the moon. do we still need manned space flights? are they worth the money and the risk? president obama says no, at least not for now. but a lot of people like neil armstrong disagree. florida senator bill nelson, who once flew in space himself joins us at the top of the show.