Manchester United call themselves an ‘inclusive and welcoming’ club day after co-owner says UK ‘colonised’ by immigrants | UK News

Manchester United call themselves an ‘inclusive and welcoming’ club day after co-owner says UK ‘colonised’ by immigrants | UK News

Manchester United have said they “pride” themselves “on being an inclusive and welcoming club” hours after their co-owner described the UK as being “colonised” by immigrants. The club released a statement emphasising the club’s inclusiveness and diversity on a day during which politicians continued to criticise Sir Jim Ratcliffe for his comments. The founder of…

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Starmer calls for apology from Man Utd co-owner after ‘offensive’ remarks to Sky News | UK News

Starmer calls for apology from Man Utd co-owner after ‘offensive’ remarks to Sky News | UK News

The prime minister has condemned Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s “offensive and wrong” remarks about immigration. The Manchester United co-owner, one of Britain’s richest men but a resident of tax-free Monaco, told Sky News that Britain had been “colonised” by immigrants who are draining resources from the state. “You can’t have an economy with nine million people…

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Starmer’s ex-comms chief should lose peerage over links to paedophile, says Labour chair | Politics News

Starmer’s ex-comms chief should lose peerage over links to paedophile, says Labour chair | Politics News

Sir Keir Starmer’s ex-communications chief should be stripped of his peerage over his ties to a paedophile councillor, Labour’s chairwoman has said. Anna Turley MP told Sky News “there’s no place […] in the Lords” for people like Matthew Doyle, who she suggested hadn’t been truthful before being elevated to parliament’s upper chamber earlier this…

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Starmer says he’s going nowhere – after arriving at crunch meeting with ‘face like thunder’ | Politics News

Starmer says he’s going nowhere – after arriving at crunch meeting with ‘face like thunder’ | Politics News

Sir Keir Starmer will chair a cabinet session today after earning a lifeline from Labour MPs during a crunch meeting in which he declared: “I’m not prepared to walk away.” The prime minister started the week battling the biggest crisis of his premiership amid the fallout from his appointment of Lord Mandelson as his US…

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