Unfortunately can’t make this but i recommend any local football fans to attend. You’re next if you don’t support one of the so called big clubs. Hopefully this is the first protest of many #cpfc

Agreed just one big fat Greek coincidence. Nothing to see here. “Rules are rules 🥴” tweets loading in 3…2…1….

'another Textor/Marinakis special'. Yet if you say what they're doing is dodgy, the Forest fans will kick off trying to say Orel Mangala is worth €33m 😂

NEW: The UK government is being accused of sitting on an official report into the deaths of learning disabled and autistic people, with campaigners and Parliamentarians describe the delay as “appalling”. itv.com/news/2025-07-1…

Sky Sports News interview on CPFC led anti UEFA dissent. “The protests will continue both inside & outside the stadium against UEFA & those that we feel have altered the culture of football in this country in a negative way over the last 30 years.”

Really grateful to Good Morning Britain for bringing this issue to the fore. I hope RCPCH will now discuss with Professor Andy Bilson, Professor Luke Clements, Dr Fiona Gullon-Scott, Cathie Long and Emily Dugan amongst many others. Time for change 🙏💜

georgejulian.co.uk » A decade of Prevention of Future Death Reports relating to Learning Disability georgejulian.co.uk/2025/07/24/a-d…

“Ooooh Mr Marinakis I luuuvv you 🥺” what a whipped club

Amazing investigation into a dreadful story

Unfortunately, many people are missing the point. Chelsea (and others) can sell to themselves and legally bend the financial fair play rules. Palace (stupidly) miss a deadline and are booted from a competition on a technicality. Football is dead.

Eberechi Eze: “In the game, I would say I’m a knight. As a player, I would say I’m a passed pawn that has become a queen.” ♟️ 🗣️ “You run the gaff, you’re up & down, you’re multi-directional..” Eze: “I thought I was being smart. Maybe I am a queen!” 🤣

I've spent quite a large part of the summer working on this long read: new documents which shed light on the failures which led to the Ronan Point disaster in the 1960s, which hold eerie parallels with the politics of today: insidehousing.co.uk/insight/the-lp…

A restorative justice programme is being launched for victims of the Post Office scandal. It's being run by the Restorative Justice Council and funded by DBT, Post Office and Fujitsu.

One of the best things in the Hillsborough Law Bill is not the duty of candour on public officials, as welcome as that is, but news that bereaved families will have publicly funded legal representation at inquests. Finally an equality of arms that's been lacking for so long

That Match of the Day analysis hit like crack Crystal Palace F.C.

For the past year we’ve investigated how the care system, NHS and courts are failing and neglecting learning disabled people, with fatal consequences. They consistently tell us: we don’t have a voice. We decided to listen. Their words should shame us all itv.com/watch/news/it-…

Here's me for The New Statesman arguing that any chance of forestalling a Reform government depends on a much more decisive break with neoliberalism than Starmer, or even most of the soft left in parliament, seem willing to make. Thanks to the magazine, especially Oli Dugmore.

The truth

Kinda cool that the Anthropic comms team and execs did this. Embedding the New Yorker's Gideon Lewis-Kraus and letting the chips fall where they may is almost punk rock at this stage of the "go direct" era. newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…