Because were joined by a friend of the podcast, Football Correspondent and legendary commentatorjohn murray. Hello, john. Hello, adam. I always know its a big Football Story when i get the call from newscast. Well, i mean, wed do medium sized Football Stories if we had room but, no, glad to see you. And i know youre about to head off to a completely different sport, arent you . Yes, lam. Im very much getting a change of scenery after, what was it, four or five weeks in germany at the football . Yeah, heading off to the open Golf Championship to commentate on that this week. So im very much looking forward to that. 0k, well, 12 more minutes of football, if thats ok. And also were joined by a friend of the podcast, Chief Political correspondent and chief football fan, henry zeffman. Hello, henry. Hi. Yeah, i dont know what it says about this story that youve called upon me, but im very happy to have some people to sort of share in the collective act of mourning with. Do you know what . L
who s died today, at the age of 86. charlton, bobby charlton. it s worth trying. we look back at his goals record breaking achievements, as well as erection from old trafford. we ll have the latest on a busy day in the premier league with late goals giving liverpool victory in the merseyside derby. another day for england to forget at the cricket world cup, as they suffer one of their all time worst defeats. also coming up on sportsday: england fans will be hoping for better against south africa at the rugby world cup their semi final in paris is less than 90 minutes away. than 30 minutes away. and after 37 years, it s a flying finish for frankie dettori, as his final day of riding in the uk ends with two winners. i said my last goodbyes in europe, so it s time to move to america, just to get the riding out of my system. good evening. we start tonight remembering one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game sir bobby charlton, who has died today at the age o
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. al
victory over reading scoring his 249th goal for his club. and potholes on the roads calls for an increase to fuel duty to raise £14 billion for repairs. stay with us here on bbc news. coming up in half an hour we report on how the latest artificial intelligence will change the way we make money. that s in talking business at 8.30pm. the nhs in england has rejected claims that there s a humanitarian crisis in its hospitals. the comments from the british red cross come as figures show a&e departments have had to shut their doors to patients more than 140 times in december because of a lack of beds. this afternoon the labour leaderjeremy corbyn called upon the government to take urgent action. but nhs england says plans are in place to cope and that talk of any humanitarian crisis is overblown. there are flashing images in smitha mundasad s report. winter pressures in accident and emergency some patients waiting a long time to be seen, beds closed because of the winte