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1. Remembering England World Cup hero and Leeds United legend 'Big Jack' Charlton  Sky News
2. Jack Charlton dies: Player, manager, pundit - a football life lived to the fullest  BBC Sport
3. World Cup winner and Leeds United legend Jack Charlton dies ages 85  The Sun
4. BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker shares heartache over tragic death of friend  HELLO!
5. Jack Charlton: Tributes paid by England, Republic of Ireland and former clubs  BBC Sport
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Investment manager Peter Ewins, currently running the £810million fund from his attic at home in Kent, says the past four months have been a 'difficult and challenging times' for investors.

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