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He was a key part of the iconic manchester united team that, in 1968, became the first english side to win the european cup. president of the european union of football associations handed it over. and it all began here in belfast�*s craigie estate where fans now have the chance to stay at his childhood home. you must be peter. i am, welcome to george bests house. come on in. thank you very much. wow! this is the main living room. the bests would have lived in this house from 19118, so we have...

And sisters that we can have a clean and healthy lifestyle.— and healthy lifestyle. it is now time for our _ and healthy lifestyle. it is now time for our last _ and healthy lifestyle. it is now time for our last look- and healthy lifestyle. it is now time for our last look back - and healthy lifestyle. it is now| time for our last look back and and healthy lifestyle. it is now - time for our last look back and as i get to choose, this is a moment of pure self indulgence. as a child growing up...

Many of us, but he also happened to be my wifes father, my father-in-law, thomas hugh brown, who died tuesday at the age of 75. born in chicago, these photos of him, a seemingly happy kid notwithstanding, toms early life was difficult. he eventually ended up on his own in his teens. he joined the air force during that time, and he served in vietnam from october 1968 until october 1969. that was a tough period for that war that included the tet offensive. tom last served with the 12th security po...

I would like to take a moment with your permission to mark the passing of an american who was not necessarily the kind of person who would merit an obituary on international news. in that, he was just like so many of us, but he also happened to be my wifes father, my father-in-law, thomas hugh brown, who died tuesday at the age of 75. born in chicago, these photos of him, a seemingly happy kid notwithstanding, toms early life was difficult. he eventually ended up on his own in his teens. he join...

Satisfy everybodys years. and i always say, music is music. thats all there is to it. >> im sure it was good for your career in the sense you appealedeappealed to a bigger audience but was it hard you werent firmly -- >> not at all. i was just being me. and i like me. i dont want to be anybody else. >> in 1968 you record another song for back rack and david and in the process you win your first grammy. ♪ ♪ >> so i heard a story. >> its all true. >> when you heard that song, you hated it and ...

Humans back to space and the moon soon. joining us now with more insight into this mission is retired nasa astronaut, leroy chow. so leroy, today is for celebrating. what does the next stage of work look like? we always want to look ahead? >> absolutely. so, this flight test looked like it went very well. there were a few small glitches with the power systems, the antennas, and the star trackers a little bit. but by and large, everything looked like it went extremely well. probably the next step...

I talked to a man whod been arrested by a group of russian soldiers. theyd started off by being pleasant enough, he said. "were here to save you from the nazis," they told us. "just help us by telling us which the nazis are around here." when he tried to explain to them that there werent any nazis as far as he knew, they got rather more unpleasant. but he could see they completely believed their governments propaganda. they were liberators, not occupiers. 5a years ago, when the russians invaded ...

Its not the taliban government that suffers, its not the people from government that suffer. it is the people whove been left on their own to suffer this. yogita limaye, just back from afghanistan. in ukraine recently, i talked to a man whod been arrested by a group of russian soldiers. theyd started off by being pleasant enough, he said. "were here to save you from the nazis," they told us. "just help us by telling us which the nazis are around here." when he tried to explain to them that there...

They got rather more unpleasant. but he could see they completely believed their governments propaganda. they were liberators, not occupiers. 5a years ago, when the russians invaded czechoslovakia in 1968, moscows propagandists told their soldiers pretty much the same story — and they turned similarly nasty when it proved not to be true. ive covered all sorts of invasions in the half—century since then, from cambodia to afghanistan, twice, once by the russians and once by the americans and b...