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Exclusive: Seat Unique, a firm backed by stars including England captain Harry Kane, charged more than £3,000 for two seatsControversial “dynamic pricing” has arrived in English football, the Guardian can reveal, after a company backed by sports stars …
Two reports published today catalogue ‘gruesome yet avoidable accidents’ on construction sites despite the Gulf kingdom’s claims that work-related deaths have fallenThousands of migrant workers are likely to die in Saudi Arabia as a result of a buildin…
Gérald Darmanin, now justice minister, called night of 2022 Champions League final ‘biggest failure’ of his careerThe former French interior minister has apologised to Liverpool fans for using them as a “scapegoat” for the chaos surrounding the 2022 Ch…
Slovenian opines about immigration and populism‘We are all fed up with political correctness’The president of Uefa, Aleksander Ceferin, has made an outspoken intervention in European politics, claiming “freedom of speech no longer exists” and “we are a…
Fifa urged to pull plug if human rights commitments not metSecond World Cup in the Gulf in 12 years all but a formalitySaudi Arabia was confirmed on Tuesday as the sole bidder to host the 2034 men’s World Cup, raising concerns over Fifa’s ability to de…
Silence for all Israel-Palestine victims and no lit Wembley archCampaign Against Antisemitism says plan ‘utterly shameful’Leading Jewish groups, the culture secretary, and the government’s independent adviser on antisemitism have hit out at English foo…
Blanket ban on Russian sides ended after vote in SeptemberHowever at least 12 federations will not play against RussiaUefa has been forced to stall plans to reintegrate Russia’s under-17 teams into its competitions after widespread opposition rendered …
Armbands could highlight LGBTQ+ issues and Indigenous rightsJames Johnson ‘pretty confident’ after ‘good dialogue’ with FifaThe chief executive of Football Australia has told the Observer that he is “pretty confident and optimistic” players will be all…
Six teenagers and a dozen adults occupied NSW premier’s office, protesting approval of new coal and gas projects. This blog is now closedGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastWe’ve got some more information on the new…