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The European commission is taking legal action against Hungary at the European court of justice (ECJ), escalating a longstanding dispute over the country’s anti-LGBT laws. This is an unprecedented step for the EU, but it isn’t a sure win for LGBT rights in Europe – and even has the potential…

The outcome of the case at the European Court of Justice could have wide implications for organised sport across the continent

The Government wants to radically redraw the governance arrangements contained within the Northern Ireland Protocol.

It comes after the publication of a bill to amend the Northern Ireland protocol

Ministers claimed the move was justified under international law due to the ‘genuinely exceptional situation’ despite opposition from Ireland and the EU

Liz Truss has published legislation that would over-ride parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol which require checks on goods shipped from GB to NI.

A green channel, dual regulatory framework, tax changes and new governance arrangements are all in the mix

What options are open to EU as Britain publishes bill detailing plans to override parts of protocol?

European football is caught between American capitalism chasing profit and Middle Eastern sportswashing chasing political aims, and its historical powers are struggling to win back control