BREAKING: At least 74,475 people have been killed and 175,517 wounded by Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza since October 2023, according to the enclave’s Health Ministry.
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After the UK proscribed Palestine Action as a 'terrorist' organisation, thousands were arrested for alleged offences linked to supporting the group.
Al Jazeera’s @AntoineSpeaker meets a teacher-turned-activist who’s willing to go to prison over the genocide in Gaza.
That season, Bruno was competing with Ronaldo instead of playing with him.
He didn't want to be outshone so badly that he dragged a penalty from Ronaldo against Villa - and missed it.
That told me everything.
Bruno cares about Bruno first.
Nothing has changed.
You think he is a team player because he got 21 assists last season?
I don't.
I think he saw a record he could chase and chased it.
You saw the real Bruno at the World Cup.
And you will see the same Bruno again next season.
🚨 External Analysis Report Egypt vs Argentina match featured 23 refereeing errors. The most ever recorded in a single FIFA World Cup game.
Every single one of them benefited Argentina over Egypt.
None of what Lowe says here is true but Rogan, paid millions by Spotify and listened to by millions, just says ‘woah’ and offers no rebuttal or even basic factcheck. Talk about inciting Islamophobia and bigotry.
"Those who championed free speech in the UK and US now wage war on it. And here’s why: Palestine"
My latest for the @guardian, on the Piker/Uygur affair, ahead of the joint Guardian/Zeteo live event in London tonight 'The Assault on Freedom.'
https://t.co/clIgcDjIqq
Gaddafi in 2002 on Lebanon and Syria:
“Their plan is to remove Lebanon and Syria so that the borders of so-called Israel are with Turkey rather than with Arab countries. You will see this achieved, if not in our era, then in our children's era... Syria will become 5 small states.”
"The United States was attempting to preserve a global dominance that it no longer possesses, and Israel was trying to establish a regional dominance that it will never have."
— #AJOpinion by Jeffrey Sachs and Sybil Fares ⤵️ https://t.co/e3sYQmT6ae
Congratulations to @B_Fernandes8 for being voted the Footballer of the Year. The @ManUtd captain garnered 45 per cent of votes, 28 ahead of runner-up Declan Rice, while Erling Haaland was third. He is the first United player to win our award since Wayne Rooney in 2010 #FOTY2026
https://t.co/S3Iwn7h1na
Here is why United are wearing this jersey today and not the Snapdragon themed one.
Snapdragon pays tens of millions of pounds a year to have their logo on the front of Manchester United's shirt. Today they gave that space away voluntarily acharity founded by Bono and Bobby Shriver.
There is a business reason behind that generosity, but the cause behind it is worth understanding first.
Manchester United are donning this special edition home shirt against Brentford at Old Trafford today with the (RED) charity logo replacing the usual Snapdragon branding on the front.
(RED) is an organisation that fights health injustice globally, raising funds for the Global Fund to combat AIDS and other diseases. All net proceeds from the limited edition shirts and match-worn items go directly to that cause, with the Gates Foundation matching additional funds raised on top.
This is the second consecutive season United have done this. Last season the special shirt appeared against West Ham. The collaboration is between Manchester United, Snapdragon and (RED), and the mechanic is straightforward.
Snapdragon donates their logo space for the match, (RED) gets the visibility, the shirts go on sale to the public, and match-worn items are auctioned afterwards.
The legal framework that makes this possible is an FA rule that permits clubs to temporarily replace their front-of-shirt sponsor with a charity logo for specific designated matches.
Without that provision, the standard sponsorship contract would make the swap commercially impossible regardless of the intention behind it.
Snapdragon's logo will for every other match. But for today, one of the most valuable pieces of advertising real estate in English football belongs to a charity.
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The reason behind Henry's hatred towards Cristiano was best explained by Arsenal's best player ever
🚨 Dennis Bergkamp: “Back then, everyone even our opponents stood in awe of Henry. For he was the league’s undisputed superstar. Yet, in that particular match, a mere kid who had barely emerged from adolescence became the very reason Thierry Henry ended up punching the lockers in the dressing room.”