further showers were longer spells of rain, whether we can turning milder but the weekend could be pretty wet and blustery. plenty more to come. thanks, ben. and that's the bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday. a final farewell to a footballing great. thousands line the streets, as the funeral of manchester united and england legend sir bobby charlton takes place. he was one of the greatest players that ever lived. a proper gentleman. the sport will be a lot worse without him. wales captain ben davies says their "backs are to the wall" but they still believe, as they aim to qualify for euro 202a. and we'll reflect on another gripping weekend of wsl football including arsenal's remarkable comeback win against leicester. also coming up on sportsday... we hearfrom england's managing director rob key, as their dismal defence of the cricket world cup comes to an end. welcome along to sportsday. we'll start the programme in manchester, where thousands of people lined the streets to bid a final farewell to one of england's greatest footballers, sir bobby charlton. the funeral of the 1966 world cup winner took place at manchester cathedral this afternoon with over 1,000 mourners in attendance. before the private service, the funeral cortege passed old trafford, the home to charlton's old club manchester united, allowing fans to honour their hero and pay their final respects. 0lly foster was at manchester cathedral for us. just over three weeks after sir bobby charlton's death, there were over 1000 in the congregation here for his memorial service. a service to celebrate the life of sir bobby charlton here at manchester cathedral. a world cup winner. gareth southgate the current england manager was here, the president of the fa as well. it was his association with manchester united. he signed with the club as a schoolboy at the age of 15. he won so many league titles, the crowning glory the european cup in 1968. we spoke to some of his former team—mates. sir alex ferguson as well, who was a good, good friend of sir bobby. well, who was a good, good friend of sir bobb . ,,, ., ~ .,, well, who was a good, good friend of sirbobb. ., . sir bobby. speaking was fantastic, articularl sir bobby. speaking was fantastic, particularly his _ sir bobby. speaking was fantastic, particularly his grandson, - sir bobby. speaking was fantastic, particularly his grandson, who - sir bobby. speaking was fantastic, particularly his grandson, who was magnificent. in such a person as his grandfathen — magnificent. in such a person as his grandfather. bobby charlton was a wonderful, humble man. he grandfather. bobby charlton was a wonderful, humble man.— grandfather. bobby charlton was a wonderful, humble man. he was a kind, generous, _ wonderful, humble man. he was a kind, generous, loving _ wonderful, humble man. he was a kind, generous, loving human - wonderful, humble man. he was a i kind, generous, loving human being. he was_ kind, generous, loving human being. he was synonymous _ kind, generous, loving human being. he was synonymous with _ kind, generous, loving human being. he was synonymous with the - kind, generous, loving human being. he was synonymous with the word i he was synonymous with the word footbalh _ he was synonymous with the word footbalh you — he was synonymous with the word football. you could _ he was synonymous with the word football. you could go _ he was synonymous with the word football. you could go anywhere, i football. you could go anywhere, places _ football. you could go anywhere, places they — football. you could go anywhere, places they would _ football. you could go anywhere, places they would not _ football. you could go anywhere, places they would not speak- football. you could go anywhere, i places they would not speak english and they— places they would not speak english and they would say one thing - places they would not speak english and they would say one thing to - places they would not speak englishl and they would say one thing to you, and they would say one thing to you, and that— and they would say one thing to you, and that was— and they would say one thing to you, and that was bobby _ and they would say one thing to you, and that was bobby charlton. - and they would say one thing to you, and that was bobby charlton. he - and they would say one thing to you, and that was bobby charlton.- and that was bobby charlton. he was and that was bobby charlton. he was a treat and that was bobby charlton. he was a great player— and that was bobby charlton. he was a great player and a great person. i a great player and a great person. had time — a great player and a great person. had time for everybody. did charity work _ had time for everybody. did charity work even — had time for everybody. did charity work. even tried to encourage kids with the _ work. even tried to encourage kids with the soccer schools he ran for years _ with the soccer schools he ran for years he — with the soccer schools he ran for years. he had time for everybody and wanted _ years. he had time for everybody and wanted to— years. he had time for everybody and wanted to help everybody. a years. he had time for everybody and wanted to help everybody.— wanted to help everybody. a lovely, ureat wanted to help everybody. a lovely, great family — wanted to help everybody. a lovely, great family man. _ wanted to help everybody. a lovely, great family man. when _ wanted to help everybody. a lovely, great family man. when you - wanted to help everybody. a lovely, great family man. when you think. great family man. when you think about— great family man. when you think about it _ great family man. when you think about it it— great family man. when you think about it it never— great family man. when you think about it it never went _ great family man. when you think about it it never went to- great family man. when you think about it it never went to his - great family man. when you think about it it never went to his headl about it it never went to his head really _ about it it never went to his head really. just — about it it never went to his head really. just a _ about it it never went to his head really. just a normal— about it it never went to his head really. just a normal guy. - about it it never went to his head really. just a normal guy.- really. just a normal guy. people all over the _ really. just a normal guy. people all over the world _ really. just a normal guy. people all over the world admired - really. just a normal guy. people all over the world admired what l really. just a normal guy. people l all over the world admired what he had done in the game of football. that is what we did today, admired him once again. the crowd was fantastic, the service was fantastic and bobby was fantastic. he fantastic, the service was fantastic and bobby was fantastic.— and bobby was fantastic. he will also be remembered _ and bobby was fantastic. he will also be remembered today - and bobby was fantastic. he will also be remembered today in i and bobby was fantastic. he will| also be remembered today in his and bobby was fantastic. he will- also be remembered today in his home town of ashington in the northeast where he was born and bred. it was manchester united with which he was most closely associated. there will be a private wake at old trafford later this evening and a private burial for friends and family. 0lly foster there at manchester cathedral. well, earlier in the day, hundreds of manchester united fans gathered outside the stadium at old trafford as the funeral cortege passed by, to pay their respects to one of the clubs greatest players. he meant everything to me. my family talked about charlton growing up. the world cup winner, how much he meant. my dad supports liverpool and he said what a great player he was the greatest ever. the greatest footballer, saw his friends die in munich. won the ballon d'0r, won the world cup. the least i could do was show my face for a man who single—handedly came back from the ashes and became the greatest footballer that ever lived. it used to break my. heart when he went to hampden park and scored the goals. he was a proper gentleman. this club will miss him. i had a tear in my eye thinking about him. l an emotional day, as football and beyond paid tribute to sir bobby charlton. we're into the final men's international break of the year — and it's set to be a pivotal one for wales and their euro 2024 hopes. they need to beat both armenia and turkey in this window, if they are to seal automatic qualification. captain ben davies saying his team have their "backs to the wall" as they continue to make up for a poor start to their qualifying campaign. thomos daffyd has more. 0na on a blustery start to the week, the players together again. having weathered the storm back to back defeats earlier in this campaign, the prize of tournament football is within reach. and for captain ben davies, who is aiming to reach a fourth major tournament in five events, the dream of qualifying remains undimmed.— events, the dream of qualifying remains undimmed. growing up here, it was a dream. _ remains undimmed. growing up here, it was a dream, welsh _ remains undimmed. growing up here, it was a dream, welsh football, - remains undimmed. growing up here, it was a dream, welsh football, to - it was a dream, welsh football, to be going to these major tournaments. that dream still exists. another huge chance we have got, i think. we do not want to sit on the success and say we been there, had a nice time. once you get a taste of it you want to do it again, i think. that is exactly where we are as a group. two wins this week will guarantee them a place at the european championships. that experience of four years ago will only help them this week. the players will be wary of an armenian side that inflicted a damaging defeat at the cardiff city stadium injune. wales conceded four goals that day. the players are determined not to let that happen again this weekend. it determined not to let that happen again this weekend.— again this weekend. it was a real wake-up call- — again this weekend. it was a real wake-up call. armenia _ again this weekend. it was a real wake-up call. armenia are - again this weekend. it was a real wake-up call. armenia are a - again this weekend. it was a real| wake-up call. armenia are a very wake—up call. armenia are a very good side but scored some incredible goals against us. it shows at this level if you switch off and you are not at your best, you get punished. we will not be making that mistake again. we will not be making that mistake aaain. , ., we will not be making that mistake aaain. , ~ , ., again. this week, full focus on armenia- _ again. this week, full focus on armenia- a — again. this week, full focus on armenia. a tough _ again. this week, full focus on armenia. a tough result. - again. this week, full focus on armenia. a tough result. they| again. this week, full focus on - armenia. a tough result. they are a good _ armenia. a tough result. they are a good side _ armenia. a tough result. they are a good side. they showed that against us. important we go there with full focus, _ us. important we go there with full focus, knowing we have a big job to do. focus, knowing we have a big “0b to do. ., focus, knowing we have a big “0b to do. . ., , . . focus, knowing we have a big “0b to do. ., .,, ., focus, knowing we have a big “0b to do. ., ., , do. that 'ob can get maximum points from do. that job can get maximum points from the next — do. that job can get maximum points from the next two _ do. that job can get maximum points from the next two games. _ do. that job can get maximum points from the next two games. anything l from the next two games. anything other than two wins will leave them relying on other results to qualify automatically. well, england have already qualified for the euros in germany next year, and they will face malta and north macedonia over the next week. with injuries to some of gareth southgate's more regular players, it has allowed the england manager to give first call ups to youngsters cole palmer, ezri konsa and rico lewis. 0ur reporter alex howell has more on why they've been called up. what is interesting is that cole palmer and rico lewis were named in the england under 21 squad. ezri konsa is an under 21 international. this will be a chance for gareth southgate to have a proper look at them. , , ., _, , them. interesting when you consider encland them. interesting when you consider england have — them. interesting when you consider england have already _ them. interesting when you consider england have already qualified - them. interesting when you consider england have already qualified for i england have already qualified for the euros next year. maybe there is some talk about changing things up, freshening it by bringing a new generation of players three. do you think southgate is likely to use these players in this window? i think so. it would be a waste if he did not call them up. carl palmer won the under 21 european championship with england. i know they were impressed with his performances since he made a big—money move from chelsea in the summerfrom big—money move from chelsea in the summer from manchester city as well. he has been really impressive since he has gone there. rico lewis has been name checked by gareth southgate quite a few times. there are not too many 18—year—olds who have won the treble. a lot of quality. ezri konsa at aston villa, the way they were playing and unai emery has really impressed southgate. and those at the fa. these two games, england are favoured to win. we'll have to see if puts any of these players into the line—ups. alex howell there. and one line on the scotland squad from today, lawrence shankland has been recalled for their qualifiers against georgia and norway. the hearts striker was initially left out of steve clarke's squad, but is now included after the withdrawal of che adams through injury. scotland have already qualified for the tournament, while northern ireland, who also have games this window, can't make it. to the women's super league now, where there was a pretty remarkable comeback for arsenal last night. they were 2—0 down to leicester at the break before winning 6—2 to go second on the table. and with a win for chelsea and a loss for manchester city, is the title race becoming a little clearer? earlier, i spoke to our reporter, jo currie, and i started by asking her about that incredible match at leicester. for the neutral fan, this for the neutralfan, this turned out to be a wonderful eight goal thriller. if you are a leicester city fan you may want to look away now. the home side took a surprise 2-0 now. the home side took a surprise 2—0 lead before the break. arsenal looked shocked. whatever was said had an almost instant impact in the second half. by the 49th minute they had gone equal. after that leicester completely collapsed and it was all arsenal. they scored six second—half goals. they had a difficult start to the season, arsenal. after yesterday they are up to second in the season and had found their rhythm. you felt for leicester — and had found their rhythm. you felt for leicester and _ and had found their rhythm. you felt for leicester and the _ and had found their rhythm. you felt for leicester and the great _ and had found their rhythm. you felt for leicester and the great work - for leicester and the great work they did. you mentioned arsenal going second and results elsewhere. hopes of winning the title race may go. it hopes of winning the title race may 0, ., , hopes of winning the title race may go. it was probably the shock result ofthe go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be _ go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be seen - go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be seen as l go. it was probably the shock result of the weekend. it will be seen as a j of the weekend. it will be seen as a big missed opportunity by manchester city. they had chances to win it yesterday. they had 35 shots and hit the woodwork twice. guilty of wasting some of those opportunities. looks like one of those afternoons that no matter what they did the ball would not go in the back of the net. right now only had three shots on target and only needed one. back to back defeats for manchester city. the first time they have ever lost to brighton. last season chelsea on the way to winning the title ernie els two games in the entire campaign. this city have lost two. next is a trip to old trafford for the manchester derby. fine next is a trip to old trafford for the manchester derby. one team i didn't want — the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to _ the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk _ the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk about _ the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk about finally . the manchester derby. one team i didn't want to talk about finally is| didn't want to talk about finally is aston villa. they had a tired start to the season but got their first league win. to the season but got their first league win-— to the season but got their first league win. to the season but got their first leauue win. . , , , league win. there are big hopes they miaht aet league win. there are big hopes they might get into _ league win. there are big hopes they might get into the _ league win. there are big hopes they might get into the top _ league win. there are big hopes they might get into the top four. - league win. there are big hopes they might get into the top four. they - might get into the top four. they were bottom of the table. yesterday they were taking on bristol. they beat bristol 2—0 and finally leapfrogged them on goal difference alone. it may ease pressure on the manager. alone. it may ease pressure on the manauer. ., ~' alone. it may ease pressure on the manauer. . ~ i. y alone. it may ease pressure on the manauer. ., ~' ,, , . alone. it may ease pressure on the manauer. ., ~' , . ., manager. thank you very much for our manager. thank you very much for your time- — well, staying with the wsl, in the last half an hour or so, three women have all been inducted into the hall of fame at the national football museum in manchester. our correspondent katie gornall is there and managed to catch up with one of them a short while ago. a big night tonight for women's football. ellen white could kill scott are all being inducted into the school to of fame. ellen, many congratulations. —— ellen white and jill scott. what does it feel like? simo who, me? it is a privilege to be among the names already in the hall of fame. to be among the names already in the hall of fame-— be among the names already in the hall of fame. to be alongside any to come here is — hall of fame. to be alongside any to come here is a _ hall of fame. to be alongside any to come here is a phenomenal- hall of fame. to be alongside any to come here is a phenomenal player. hall of fame. to be alongside any to l come here is a phenomenal player and a lovely— come here is a phenomenal player and a lovely person as well. ijust feel incredibly— a lovely person as well. ijust feel incredibly proud and honoured to be incredibly proud and honoured to be in and _ incredibly proud and honoured to be in and amongst these players already _ in and amongst these players already i_ in and amongst these players alread . ., in and amongst these players alread . . ., , in and amongst these players alread . . . , ., in and amongst these players alread . . . ., ., in and amongst these players alread. . . ., ., , , already. i have always had a sense ou are already. i have always had a sense you are more _ already. i have always had a sense you are more comfortable - already. i have always had a sense you are more comfortable talking l you are more comfortable talking about the team rather than your own personal accolades. about the team rather than your own personalaccolades. he about the team rather than your own personal accolades. he hinted about it. he personal accolades. he hinted about it. , , . , ., , it. he put it perfectly, to be honest- _ it. he put it perfectly, to be honest- l — it. he put it perfectly, to be honest. i don't _ it. he put it perfectly, to be honest. i don't want - it. he put it perfectly, to be honest. i don't want to - it. he put it perfectly, to be honest. i don't want to talk| it. he put it perfectly, to be - honest. i don't want to talk about myself _ honest. i don't want to talk about myself. when i was playing like you said. _ myself. when i was playing like you said. i_ myself. when i was playing like you said. i was — myself. when i was playing like you said, i was always on to the next thing _ said, i was always on to the next thing i_ said, i was always on to the next thing. i played a team sport. i have been _ thing. i played a team sport. i have been super— thing. i played a team sport. i have been super proud of what i achieved. this is— been super proud of what i achieved. this is a _ been super proud of what i achieved. this is a reat— been super proud of what i achieved. this is a real honour and, to make my family— this is a real honour and, to make my family and friends proud. they have _ my family and friends proud. they have helped me so much along the way. have helped me so much along the way my— have helped me so much along the way. my team—mates and stuff as well~ _ way. my team-mates and stuff as well. ., ., way. my team-mates and stuff as well. . ., ' :: way. my team-mates and stuff as well. . :: ., ., . , well. he made a 140 appearances in wsl. i well. he made a 140 appearances in wsl- lwonder— well. he made a 140 appearances in wsl. i wonder when _ well. he made a 140 appearances in wsl. i wonder when you _ well. he made a 140 appearances in wsl. i wonder when you look - well. he made a 140 appearances in wsl. i wonder when you look back. well. he made a 140 appearances in| wsl. i wonder when you look back at what was your proudest moment in the league? i what was your proudest moment in the lea . ue? ., , what was your proudest moment in the leaaue? ., , ., what was your proudest moment in the leaaue? ., , . , ., what was your proudest moment in the lea. ue? . , . , ., ., league? i really hard question, to be honest- _ league? i really hard question, to be honest- i _ league? i really hard question, to be honest. i have _ league? i really hard question, to be honest. i have been _ league? i really hard question, to be honest. i have been very - be honest. i have been very privileged to be at some of the biggest — privileged to be at some of the biggest clubs and had incredible fan bases _ biggest clubs and had incredible fan bases at _ biggest clubs and had incredible fan bases at some of those clubs as well~ _ bases at some of those clubs as well~ for— bases at some of those clubs as well. for me, it wasjust bases at some of those clubs as well. for me, it was just the friendships i made, their dressing rooms— friendships i made, their dressing rooms i_ friendships i made, their dressing rooms i have been involved in and the staff— rooms i have been involved in and the staff who have helped me develop personally. obviously winning the trophy— personally. obviously winning the trophy at — personally. obviously winning the trophy at arsenal is huge for me. 0bviously— trophy at arsenal is huge for me. obviously getting the golden boot when i _ obviously getting the golden boot when i played at birmingham. everyone _ when i played at birmingham. everyone saw us as the massive underdogs. it has been incredible for me. _ underdogs. it has been incredible for me, personally. yes, i loved my time _ for me, personally. yes, i loved my time playing — for me, personally. yes, i loved my time playing football.— time playing football. well, look for a richly _ time playing football. well, look for a richly deserved. _ time playing football. well, look for a richly deserved. many - for a richly deserved. many congratulations. enjoy your night. thank you. ellen white joins the likes of rachel yankee,. to the sad news over the weekend — that ghana striker raphael dwamena died after collapsing on the pitch during a league match in albania. the 28—year—old was playing for egnatia against pa rtizani on saturday and was the leading scorer in the league this season with nine goals. he also won nine caps and scored two goals for his country. bbc world service football reporter george addojunior has more. he was a young striker who popped onto the scene between 2016 and 2017. after that he had an opportunity to move to brighton. it was there they were preparing to get him on. he found the medical and it gave the first indication he had a problem with his heart. he had a defibrillator inside of him to help him continue to play. in 2020 he had the implant and went on to play for an austrian side again. in 2021 he had another issue because he collapsed while he was playing a game. he was resuscitated and the club once again decided to cancel his contract. hejoined club once again decided to cancel his contract. he joined the albanian side where he was playing and he collapsed in the 23rd minute on saturday, playing against partisan. after he collapsed he was rushed to hospital, he was not able to survive. when you look at his career, he is a man scoring huge goals. even when he lost his life on the pitch he scored 28 goals already for than in 20 appearances. a player who really knew how to play, very fast with the ball. always wanted to play the game. unfortunately this strategy happened and it has not been able to achieve that potential. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. emma raducanu has pulled out of an exhibition match in macau next month as she continues to rehab from hand and foot operations. the 2021 us open champion has not played since april, but is still hoping to return to the tour injanuary. ali carter is through to the quarter—finals of snooker�*s champion of champions tournament. he beat four—time world champion mark selby 4—3 in bolton. carter will play northern ireland's mark allen this evening. welsh boxerjoe cordina, who successfully defended his ibf super—featherweight title against edward vazquez in monte carlo on saturday, says he'd like to take on englishman leigh wood for his next defence. the men's cricket world cup semi finals take place on wednesday and thursday this week, but we've known for some time that england won't be involved. they won their last two games, but lost six out of nine matches played in total in what has been a feeble defence of the trophy they won back in 2019. so what's gone wrong with england and the 50—over game? our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew has been speaking to managing director rob key. you want to mark out of ten? it would be right down the bottom, to be honest. for the side we are, the players we have got, the quality we have got, we have underperformed massively. for lots of reasons. we have ever thought things. all well and good talking about how we're going to pay a certain way, how you you are going to be on the front foot and be aggressive. other times you have to soak up at the right time. we have almost done the opposite when it is needed. in both departments we have been below par. i would be surprised if anyone feels they have given account of themselves. thejob is about maximising potential and playing to your ability. whether you when it's one thing. you have to make sure you play to the best of your ability. who is responsible?— play to the best of your ability. who is responsible? whenever it has been, the question _ who is responsible? whenever it has been, the question on _ who is responsible? whenever it has been, the question on who _ who is responsible? whenever it has been, the question on who we - who is responsible? whenever it has been, the question on who we are i been, the question on who we are going to focus on? is it going to be t20 or test cricket? i have always chosen test cricket. when it was a choice over test cricket in pakistan, who got the best players, i have been the one to say test cricket gets a focus. the same thing in south africa when there is a test series on. i hold myself at the top of that list really. not easy for coaches and captains when you do not have the ability to plan and have your best team. it is not their fault. ifeel like it is harsh if i turn round to blame the captain and coach. ., . ~' turn round to blame the captain and coach. ., ., ,, ., coach. you talk about responsibility. - coach. you talk about responsibility. does l coach. you talk about | responsibility. does he coach. you talk about - responsibility. does he have coach. you talk about _ responsibility. does he have your full support?— full support? yes, he does. your “ob, ou full support? yes, he does. your job. you are _ full support? yes, he does. your job. you are judged _ full support? yes, he does. your job, you arejudged by— full support? yes, he does. your job, you are judged by your - full support? yes, he does. your. job, you are judged by your results job, you arejudged by your results but you are also judged by the way your players go and play that they have not done that at all. as i said at the start, i find it in a position to be and where i am blaming matty for this when many conversations i have had to say to him, right, sorry, you're not going to have the best team, joe root, ben stokes were all these people because the test team is going to get that. i am sorry. that is going to happen. i'm not going to say you should have done this, you should have done that. we will have some pretty honest conversations, as he do and say what are you going to do to improve this? as far as i am concerned, he gets my full backing and an opportunity to try to turn it round. to the season—ending atp tour finals in turin now, where britain's neal skupski is up and running with a victory in his opening doubles match. skupski and his dutch playing partner wesley koolhof won in straight sets against the australian pair rinky hijikata and jason kubler 6—3, 6—4. skupski and koolhof are the number two seeds were semi—finalists at this event last year, they are the current wimbledon champions in the men's doubles. britain'sjoe salisbury is also in doubles action in turin right now. he and partner rajeev ram have taken the first set against 43—year—old rohanna bopara and his partner matthew ebden. they just won in straight sets. alex zverev often saves his best tennis for the atp finals — he's been the men's singles champion twice in this event, now he's made the perfect start to this campaign by beating world number two carlos alcaraz. zverev is the world number seven and hasn't won a grand slam singles event, but he's taken the first steps to a third title here. the wimbledon champion alcaraz had taken the first set but zverev responded and came back to win in a final set decider. it's the spaniards third defeat in a row — the first time that's happened since 2021. well, after novak djokovic's opening win over holger rune in turin, he will now end the year as world number one for a record eighth time. it takes the 36—year—old's winning run to 19 matches in a row — in a year, where he made all four grad slam finals, winning three of them. always has been a huge objective and huge goal of mine to be number one in the world. other than grand slams thatis in the world. other than grand slams that is what counts the most, to finish up the year as number one in the world in the stage of my life is something really amazing. the beginning of the year i really was not prioritising that, i must say, i was prioritising grand slams. i think i put myself in a very good position due to cumulative points. now, what a weekend it was for great britain's bryony page! she won her second individual world title yesterday at the trampoline & tumbling world championships in birmingham. the two—time olympic medallist won gold with an extremely difficult routine on the trampoline — something very few women have attempted previously, and earlier she spoke to the bbc. it is one of my more difficult routines. the most difficult when i had completed. i am in the process of training harder ones. really exciting to be able to perform it. the new element of it for me is the free drift start, three triple somersaults in a row. i am doing ten elements of the routine and one of the other. lots of twisting double somersaults. ifinish the other. lots of twisting double somersaults. i finish with a triple twisting double back. kind of like wading your own roller—coasters. you are driving it and it is really exciting. i actually feel younger anybody, feel the strongest i can felt and the healthiest. for me, i learned how to train release money so my body can handle the impacts of trampolining and the demands of strength training with the volume we do. ifeel better than i did in my early 20s. really nice to be able to compete into my 30s. i have an amazing team around me which has kept me together and keeps me motivated. kept me together and keeps me motivated-— well, that's about it from sportsday. before we go, just a reminder of our top story. there was a final farewell to manchester united and england legend sir bobby charlton, as his funeral took place in manchester. crowds lined the streets as the cortege arrived at old trafford before it travelled on to manchester cathedral for the private service of the world cup winner and manchester united icon, who died last month at the age of 86. his family and friends were joined by leading figures from across the world football as they said one last goodbye to a footballing great. good night. side with temperatures peaking at around 12 celsius, so just dropping down. it will be quite chilly as we go into thursday morning. but the outlook after that, temperatures dipped and live from london. this is bbc news. the shock return of former prime minister david cameron as foreign secretary, as rishi sunak�*s cabinet reshuffle continues. i want to do everything to strengthen our alliances, to work with our friends, to build those vital partnerships, to make sure our country is secure and prosperous in a difficult and dangerous world. that work starts now and i've got to get on with it. the world health organization says gaza's main hospital is no longer functioning. doctors at al—shifa hospital say they fear around 30 newborn babies needing intensive care treatment could die. a special holiday in kenya to plant 100 million trees. hello, i'm rich preston. welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top