This breaks my heart. A good man, a rival on the foreign correspondent beat but above all a friend. If good journalism is about empathy, and it often is, George Alagiah had it in spades. He understood injustice and the power of good reporting to highlight it,if not correct it …
Finished #AfterLife this morning and I’ve still not recovered from all of the emotions. An absolute masterpiece that’s totally worth all of the tears! ❤️
As if he needs to apologise for anything 💔😥. The only people who deserve ALL of the apologies are Rashford, Sancho and Saka! It’s them who have been let down!
WOW! Every single word of this is SPOT ON! So powerful! Even more heartbreaking that this is even a conversation that’s having to be had today or any day for that matter 😥💔
"This team has been a pillar of unity and hope and joy. The players didn’t let us down last night - it was the fans."
@ugomonye shares his experience of the 'utterly disgraceful' behaviour he encountered at Wembley - and the racist abuse of England's players 👇
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