And the actorJohn Challis, best known for Playing Boycie in Only Fools And Horses, has died. He was 79. One of englands greatest footballers, Jimmy Greaves, has died at the age of 81. He was tottenham hotspur� s most prolific striker, netting 266 goals. He was remembered with tributes ahead of their game today, and by other clubs he played for. In later life, he was a television pundit, on the Saint And Greavsie show on itv. Katie gornall now looks back on the life of a man, who became one of englands all time top Goal Scorers. He was one of the most natural finishers ever to play the game. Perhaps even the greatest Goal Scorer that england has produced. Its greaves oh, and a Hat Trick for greaves he was devilishly funny as well, with his wit and his personality. So charismatic. But on the field of play, people will remember him most, those of us who are old enough to have witnessed his magnificence at times. He could score all sorts of goals. He was a beautifully graceful footballer and a wonderful finisher. Jimmy greaves made his name at chelsea, before moving to Ac Milan in 1961. His European Adventure was brief, and he soon returned home to tottenham hotspur, The Club which would define his career. The goals kept on coming. His 266 at spurs remains a record to this day, and he scored 44 in just 57 games for england. He used to say to me, you do all the running, ill do all the scoring. And thats what he was. He was a great, great Goal Scorer. And in time to come, with stories known aboutJimmy Greaves, people will rememberJimmy Greaves, because theres been nobody better. Greaves was a key player, heading into the 1966 World Cup but early in the tournament, he was injured. And although he recovered by the final, he was left out in favour of geoff hurst. A disappointment which proved hard to take. I couldnt force myself to join the festivities, because id built, in my own mind, id built myself up that i was going to be in the side and i was going to be one of the key people. And suddenly it wasnt there. This is greaves after retiring in 1971, greaves struggled. Alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. But he battled back from both to reinvent his career on television. Good day now, saint. What happened 7 there you are, favourites to qualify. Alongside ian stjohn, his show Saint And Greavsie was a huge hit with viewers. Although the programme ended in the early 90s, the affection for greaves certainly didnt. And in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the World Cup final at last received a winners medal. Today, England Manager Gareth Southgate confirmed that theyll Pay Tribute to him at englands next match, saying Jimmy Greaves was someone who was admired by all who loved football. The former Tottenham Player Ozzie ardiles said Jimmy Epitomises what spurs is. To dare is to do. While another great top Goal Scorer, England Captain Harry kane, described him as a true legend. This afternoon, fans gathered at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and gave their reaction. Jimmy absolutely gutted. Just an incredible player, fantastic on Saint And Greavsie. I think a lot of us grew up watching that. Hell always be remembered for| the great footballer that he was. His record, goal scoring record, absolutely stands up against anybody. Perhaps fittingly, spurs hosted chelsea this afternoon. There was a minutes applause, both here and at West Ham another club where his popularity endures. Applause. Greaves said all he ever wanted was to play the game and play it well. At times, he played it better than anyone, and made it look so easy. Jimmy greaves, whos died at the age of 81. The Football Commentatorjohn Motson told meJimmy Greaves was one of his Boyhood Heroes and went on to become one the true footballing greats. Motty said so many of his happy memories were tinged only by the sadness of today. I was actually at West Ham to join in the minutes silence there today but my mind went back you know, to 1957, i i was 12 years old, and Jimmy Greaves became a Boyhood Hero of mine and i will tell you why, that i used to Play Football on Christmas Day in those days and my father took me to stamford bridge on 25th december, 1957, and i saw chelsea beat portsmouth by seven goals to four. And 17 year old Jimmy Greaves, who had just come into the Chelsea Side scored four goals that and day and i was hooked, at the achievement of this guy. And if i could just advance that four years he played for chelsea for four seasons, and he scored 132 goals in those four years and his last game for chelsea was at the end of the 60 61 season when he had agreed to go and play in italy. Chelseas last game that season was at home to nottingham forest. They won 4 1, jimmy was chaired off and he scored four goals in that game as well. Unbelievable. I think something that we need to point out is thatJimmy Greaves was an English Centre forward, he wasnt 62, greaves was an English Centre forward, he wasnt 62, he wasnt physically impose, what was interesting about this man was the way he revolutionised what it meant to be an english striker, it was about positioning, it wasnt about just getting the high ball in the middle of the box and heading it in, he was an agile, skillful player. Well, yes and also, remember he often played with a centre forward, certainly in chelsea in his early days he did, he did at tottenham, spurs fans will remember that. Brian clou~h. Spurs fans will remember that. Brian clough jimmy spurs fans will remember that. Brian clough jimmy was spurs fans will remember that. Brian clough. Jimmy was the spurs fans will remember that. Brian clough. Jimmy was the Goal Spurs Fans will remember that. Brian j clough. 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Yes, i saw, i interviewed him once at his home in brentwood, and he, he was so amusing when he looked back on his career and he said about what he had done at chelsea and what he had done at tottenham, and then he said, oh, yeah, i went to West Ham, and they said my best days were definitely at tottenham, and he was so amusing with the way he looked bag on his career, so modest if you like and if you asked him to explain the skill he had in scoring goals, he would just, he couldnt really tell you how he did it. It was pure instinct and he emerged as a 15 year old in the Katie Melua schoolboys and he in the chelsea schoolboys and he, including the West Ham and tHe Late england games, his record just stands there, for all time. Mind england games, his Record Ust stands there, for all time. Mind the Memory Banks stands there, for all time. Mind the Memory Banks now. Stands there, for all time. Mind the Memory Banks now. Mine stands there, for all time. Mind the Memory Banks now. 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I think my abiding memory is definitely going round full Circumstance Toll where i started, seeing him play at 17 years of age, for chelsea, and realising that, that young age i was watching a genius Play Football, and i cued up for his autograph and i am proud to say i got it. Motty, John Motson remembering. Consumers are being warned today that there may be less choice in the products they see in supermarkets if issues with a shortage of Carbon Dioxide Arent resolved. Its used in the packaging of food as well as cold storage, transport and Animal Slaughter and supplies have been affected by the knock on impact of wholesale Gas Prices going up. Heres our Business Correspondent Katy austin. The Food Supply Chain has already been under pressure as firms struggle to find enough workers, including lorry drivers. Now, manufacturers and supermarkets say a shortage of Carbon Dioxide threatens the supply of some products. The gas is crucial for a variety of uses, including the Production And Packaging of meat, and keeping salads fresh. Towards the end of the week to come and into the following week, were going to see really serious consequences. And i would think that by the middle of next week, so ten days time, we would see a really, really, really big hit to poultry production, to Pig Producers and probably increasingly in the other sectors, so in Packaging Materials and in bakery and drinks. At the root of this problem is a huge increase in wholesale Gas Prices, with energy so expensive, two large fertiliser plants have halted production, and Carbon Dioxide is a By Product of their operations. The global boss of the company behind those plants came to the Uk Today and met the Business Secretary to discuss options for getting them going again. Another consequence of high wholesale Gas Prices is that some small energy suppliers have gone bust, and more are expected to. For a large, prudently run company like octopus, we bought our energy long in advance. So i think the real problem is for those companies which are smaller, maybe less prudently run, who are buying their energy now. Ministers have insisted theres no risk to supply. A significant part of our Gas Supplies comes domestically. The imported gas, primarily, comes from countries like norway. So we are secure in that. But of course when it comes to prices there will be concern as well. But we have the energy price cap, we have the warm homes discount, to protect people at this particular time. Therell be further Discussions Tomorrow between the Business Secretary, Energy Companies and the regulator ofgem, which says it is working to ensure consumers continue to be protected. Katy austin, bbc news. A volcano has erupted in La Palma in the canary islands, spewing out lava, ash and a huge column of smoke. It follows warnings from scientists of the rising risk of an eruption after days of tremors, sparking the evacuation of people living nearby. The volcano last erupted 50 years ago. Jonas perez is a resident on the island and hes been giving us the very latest. They havent that intense as the one in 1971, but we have had in tHe Last 24, in 1971, but we have had in tHe Last 2a, its hours, tremors above two on the richter scale, almost, four, five, each hour. So it has been really intense. Five, each hour. So it has been really intense. Really intense, and those really intense. Really intense, and these amazing really intense. Really intense, and those amazing pictures really intense. Really intense, and those amazing pictures that really intense. Really intense, and those amazing pictures that you i really intense. Really intense, andl those amazing pictures that you are showing us there, how many people live in that area, who had to be evacuated . Any idea . 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That took everybody by surprise, because we were thinking it was going to be a bit further down south, along there, more towards tHe Last two Volcanic Eruptions and it is going towards the centre, and that is a problem, because of the amount of houses a long way. It is the the whole volcanic ridge, but this new volcano, obviously, doesnt have a name yet, so we have to wait. The headlines on bbc news. England and tottenham footballing legend, Jimmy Greaves, has died at the age of 81. The government says its confident theres no risk to Energy Supplies for customers amid soaring Gas Prices and warnings more companies could go bust. The actorJohn Challis, best known for Playing Boycie in Only Fools And Horses, has died at the age of 79. The liberal Democrat Leader Sir Ed Davey has said his party can win seats from the conservatives in areas where traditional tory voters have been taken for granted. At his Party Conference hes attacked the governments handling of coronavirus, trade, and climate change. Hes also proposed a system of Catch Up Vouchers for parents to spend on helping children recover learning lost because of the pandemic. Heres our political correspondentjonathan blake. His party may be far from Centre Stage in british politics, but Sir Ed Davey made the most of his first speech to lib dem members in person since elected as leader last year. Theyve taken a once Safe Conservative Seat in a By Election since then, and he thinks theyre onto something. We heard it loud and clear on the doorsteps, in the high streets, in the cafes, from people who had voted conservative all their lives, but now feel completely let down. Betrayed. He accused the tories of an abuse of power, and rallied members to help remove them. The electoral arithmetic is clear. These Conservatives Cant be defeated next time unless we, the liberal democrats, Win Tory seats. Borisjohnson will stay in Downing Street unless we throw him out. This is a heavy responsibility. The main Policy Focus was education, a call for £15 billion to help pupils catch up, post pandemic, and money for parents to spend directly. A third of the Education Catch Up Fund should go to parents directly, in the most radical empowering of parents ever. Parents should get Catch Up Vouchers to spend on what they want for their childs education. This was a head on attack against borisjohnsons conservatives, designed to appeal to those who want to remove them from office. Lots of talk of fairness, decency and a focus on education. His party is convinced it is a strategy for success, but its voters he has to win over. Surrey is just the sort of place the Lib Dems have their eye on. Esher and walton has long been a Safe Conservative Seat, but there is hope here that can change after the Lib Dems came a close second at tHe Last election. Its now a marginal seat. Thats very exciting. I was lib dem. I dont know what you were, to be fair . I was conservative. But we will be voting next time. Youll probably be lib dem again. Ill need to look into it. I dont really know who the lib dem is out here. I suppose i am a natural conservative. Thats about all i can say. A natural conservative . Yeah. Would you consider voting for the Lib Dems . No, not at this point in time. One, two, three, yes the Lib Dems are encouraged and emboldened by their recent success, but know they face a long path back to political prominence. Jonathan blake, bbc news. More than A Million people will be invited to have a Booster Coronavirus Jab in england this week. Those eligible will receive texts from tomorrow, with letters sent out later in the week. The bosster will be offered at least six months after the second dose of vaccine. There are also Booster Campaigns taking place in the rest of the uk. Now tHe Latest coronavirus figures, and there were 29,612 new infections recorded, in tHe Latest 24 hour period. That means in tHe Last week an average of 29,624 new cases per day. Hospital figures from last thursday showed just over 8,000 people with covid being treated in the uk. Another 56 deaths have been recorded of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid test. The average number of deaths per day in tHe Last week is now 143. On vaccinations, 89. 4 of people aged 16 or over, have had theirfirstjab, while 81. 7 are now double vaccinated. Australia has defended its decision to scrap a multi billion Dollar Deal to buy french diesel submarines, in favour of a new Security Pact with the united states and britain. Under the trilateral partnership known as Aukus Australia will instead buy nuclear powered subs equipped with us and uk technology. The move has caused fury in france, sparking an unprecedented diplomatic crisis. Australias prime Minister Scott Morrison said he understood frances disappointment. But he said australia had to act in its own strategic interest. Ultimately, this was a decision about whether the submarines that were being built at great cost to the australian Tax Payer were going to be able to do a job that we needed it to do when they went into service, and our strategicjudgment, based on the best possible of Intelligence And Defence advice, was that it would not. Therefore, to go forward, when we were able to secure a supreme Submarine Capability to support our defence operations, it would have been negligent for us not to. The actor John Challis best known for Playing Boycie in Bbc Sitcom Only Fools And Horses, has died aged 79. Upsof 00v his co Star Sir David jason said he was A Wonderful Actor his co Star Sir David jason said he was A Wonderful Actor and his character which he played for twenty years was a firm favourite with comedy fans. John Challis Family said he died peacefully in his sleep, after a long battle with cancer. Ive been speaking to keith bishop, Vice President of the Only Fools And Horses Appreciation Society, whos been reflecting onJohn Challiss life and career. 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Yeah, and he managed to keep it quiet, i think i i managed to keep it quiet, i think i only found out a few mondays ago he was as ill as he was and only recently something i was doing for the Recrave Creation of the nags the Recrave Creation of the Nags Head and i spoke to him and he sent a video in his Boycie Character and he looked fine, he looked great, so you know, you hope they will pull through, and that was the hope, and as i say when i got the call this morning, you know, iam not embarrassed to say i had a tear or two and it has been a very emotional day. As students start to head to campuses for a new academic year, universities in england are being urged by their regulator to take Student Views into account when deciding about online teaching. The regulator the office for students says it expects the majority of teaching to be in person but many universities have told the bbc some lectures are likely to be online. Heres our Education Editor Branwen jeffreys. So, in terms of the plans for freshers week. Freshers week is about to come roaring back. Universities were Ghost Towns last year. But in the coming weeks, from bars to laboratories, everything will reopen. The biggest change, and the thing im most excited for, is to get back into the lectures, to see people. I do a science degree, so im really excited to be back in tHe Labs and doing that sort of work. Its time to rebuild their social lives, and get used to turning up to lectures. There are people in the new cohort who have potentially never been out. So they are trying to go for the full uni experience. But everyone is aware, you know, that there is still a bit of precaution that needs to be in place. The coronavirus reminders are still there. But more of a nudge, less of a strict regime. The big Game Changer this year is vaccination. It should allow a return to mainly face to face teaching, and thats absolutely crucial, notjust for students, but universities also know they are under pressure to show value for money for those tuition fees. These seats will refill at york. But lectures will also be offered online. In england, a warning that Student Views on quality matter. Were going to be looking particularly at those courses where we know there are high numbers of students going in, where there may be a risk to quality. But were also relying on students and others to let us know if they think that quality is slipping. And, if it is, we will intervene and we will be discussing with universities and colleges what the problems are. At york, theyve brought forward finishing these student flats. With student numbers up, theyve run out of rooms. First year rhys has been offered Student Accommodation in hull, so he faces an hour each way commuting untiljanuary. I am still stressing about it, how much im going to have to spend travelling instead of studying, or in lectures, or with friends, or socialising. Its going to be a real challenge, especially for my first year of university. The university says giving students the full uni experience is the priority this year. Were going to look after them as well as we can in that situation, making it easy for them to get to and fro, helping them with money and making sure, through well targeted welfare support, and on site support, that they dont feel isolated. Already on campus are international students. One more sign of the slowjourney back to normal university life. Branwenjeffreys, bbc news, york. Four Space Tourists have returned safely to earth after spending three days in orbit in a capsule operated by the private company space x. They were the first all Amatueur Crew to go into space without a professional astronaut aboard. 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I think the idea is that there is a lot that still needs to dog. I think the idea is that there is a lot that still needs to be i is a lot that still needs to be accomplished in space. There is a lot of it and we know so lit about it. There may be some really interesting answers to questions we have been asking for a long Time Out there. ,. , have been asking for a long Time Out there,. ,y have been asking for a long Time Out there. ,. , have been asking for a long Time Out there. , n , there. Spacex is run by elon musk, Swa Imi there. Spacex is run by elon musk, Swapping Astronauts there. Spacex is run by elon musk, Swapping Astronauts for there. Spacex is run by elon musk, Swapping Astronauts for highly i Swapping Astronauts for highly trained amateurs in a new world and outer world of space tourism. Duncan kennedy, bbc news. Now its time for a look at the weather. Hello. A pleasant end to sunday. Across Eastern England, some heavy and thundery rain on the go. Temperatures for many holding in mid to high teens. Now, the Bands Of Rain Will continue across parts of Eastern England as we go through tonight