This really does nothing for Dale’s claims of impartiality. He conveniently misses out (in the tweet) that the panel rules 4:1 that it was an incorrect decision, and focuses on the 3:2 decision that VAR should’ve intervened.
Liverpool should have been awarded a penalty against Arsenal after Alexander Isak was pulled back by Jurrien Timber, the Premier League's KMI Panel has ruled.
The KMI Panel produced a split 3:2 vote that the VAR should have intervened.
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Old Dongola was the capital of a great medieval Nubian kingdom. Its cathedral once dominated the city, standing more than six stories high. Archaeologists there have now revealed a section of the original cathedral floor and the base of a vast staircase!
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We want the UK Government to launch an inquiry into any British involvement in Israeli operations in Gaza.
This petition is so close to the 100,000 needed to be considered for a debate in Parliament.
Please sign & share - let's get it over the line!
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Just 2 facts from this litany of facts that prove Liverpool are reffed differently. Liverpool went from 2016 to 2023, over 300 games, without a single player sent off for a 2nd yellow card (every other team had a MINIMUM of 5)
@DaleJohnsonBBC I think someone could get both legs broken on a football pitch and if VAR and ref miss it, Dale would be able to write an essay about how ‘it’s not that straightforward’. Give it a rest mate. There were two other potential pens. Both were appealed and nothing given.
SUDAN: Another power station was hit by the RSF this morning, for a week now daily drone strikes they hit energy installations plunging most of Sudan into blackouts. These drones are allegedly launched from Ethiopia, as SAF air defences appear unable to deal with the threat.
FACT: "In 1833 Britain borrowed £20 million to compensate slaveholders, and taxpayers serviced that loan until 2015, including the descendants of the enslaved. So the principle you invoke was not applied when the cheque went to slaveholders." Reparations are due.
University of Al-Fashir announced that more than 60 professors, staff, workers, and students were killed and around 150 went missing, including eight deans of faculties, during the siege and fall of El Fasher city.
The Secretary of Academic Affairs at the university, Professor Hafiz Mohamed Abdallah, said that the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) committed systematic violations against the university, including the complete destruction of lecture halls, laboratories, and the central library, and looting of their contents.
An investigation identifies Rapid Support Forces commanders who were responsible for mass rape in Sudan, all supported by the United Arab Emirates. UN secretary-general candidate Lana Nusseibeh, until recently a UAE diplomat, refuses to admit that support. https://t.co/nTxttMY1bJ
George Orwell was literary editor of Tribune
UK authorities had him under intense surveillance as he researched The Road to Wigan Pier in February 1936
It appears they had a human source close to Orwell. They were also screening his mail + trailing him as he reported for the book (published a year later)
Police punch Hispanic man already pinned to ground—22 times.
Officer had already shot him with taser.
"He stiffly hit the ground after being tased, and his head banged on asphalt," said witness.
"Cop mounts him and starts beating—later 3 more piled on."
Just because man was standing in the road blocking some traffic.
Witnesses say he looked like he was having a mental episode—and was not trying to harm anyone.
Emergency crews were called and took the man to the hospital.
Local police confirmed the incident occurred at 3:15 pm—but released no other details except to say it was "under review."
Incident occurred on Auburn Way near 37th Street NE in Auburn, Washington.
🚨Big scoop here with Iona Craig at @DropSiteNews:
The UAE has been covertly assisting the Houthis, also known as Ansarallah, in their war against Saudi Arabia inside Yemen https://t.co/5aAa619jJ1
A damning sign of how compromised Nusseibeh is - she cannot even say she will back a UN investigation of the UAE’s supplying of weapons in Sudan. She cannot even prove her claim of independence. A mockery of the UN.