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50,000 Say Goodbye to Sir Bobby ; Tears and Pride for Lady Elsie at St James's Park
MORE than 50,000 fans have visited St James's Park to say a final farewell to Sir Bobby Robson. Last night Sir Bobby's widow Lady Elsie, accompanied by two of her sons, Andrew and Paul, walked to the pitchside to see the flags, scarves, banners and flowers left there.
OVER 50,000 of Newcastle United's broken-hearted have completed their pilgrimage to bid goodbye to Sir Bobby Robson. An unprecedented number of well-wishers have streamed through the gates of St James's Park in the three days since the world began mourning one of football's true legends.
One Place to Go, One Life to Celebrate ; Tributes to Sir Bobby From Near and Far
WHERE fans once sang his name, thousands of tributes now blanket a stand at St James's Park. Well-wishers continued to stream to the ground on Saturday and yesterday, queuing for hours in their thousands for a few minutes of reflection on Sir Bobby Robson's life.
Report Takes Aim at Afghan Mission ; Mps Want the Army to Focus On Security
THE Ministry of Defence last night rejected claims that Britain's military efforts in Afghanistan have been undermined by "mission creep". A report from the cross-party Commons Foreign Affairs Committee said the United Kingdom should give up its lead role for counter- narcotics in Afghanistan and concentrate on security.
Cameron Ready to Send More Troops
THERE is a "very strong case" for sending more British troops to Afghanistan to help speed up the training of a home-grown national army, Tory leader David Cameron said yesterday. Amid reports that a US review of the Afghan mission may result in a request for 2,000 more British troops, Mr Camer-ostopped short of committing himself to boosting the 9,000-strong British contingent if he wins office.
Adder Attacks ; Britain Today: Nature
A MAN was airlifted to hospital yesterday after he was bitten three times by a snake on a British beach. The snake, believed to be an adder, attacked the 31-year-old while he was at Caswell Bay, Gower, Wales.
Abuser Jailed ; North Today: Crime
A PENSIONER was jailed after admitting sexually abusing a young girl more than a decade ago. Robert Miller, 66, of Hunter's Court, Gosforth, Newcastle, admitted four specimen counts of gross indecency.
A COUNCIL has been told to improve its work on supporting vulnerable older people. The Care Quality Commission inspected South Tyneside Council's adult services in May.