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Ratcliffe said sorry to those he offended with his remarks about the UK being “colonised by immigrants”.

The Ineos founder said he was sorry if he ‘offended some people’ with his remarks, but insisted that is important to ‘raise the issue of controlled and well-managed immigration that supports economic growth’

Dean Brennan has been given a nine-match touchline ban by the FA after being found guilty of making sexist comments to Kirsty Dowle

FA to look at whether Manchester United co-owner has brought game into disrepute

Amrit Bansal-McNulty is claiming QPR and Crawley failed to protect him from alleged racist bullying that he says destroyed his career

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe apologized for his "colonised by immigrants" remarks after facing criticism from Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Ratcliffe stated his intention was to highlight the need for managed immigration supporting economic growth, not to offend. The Football Association is reviewing his comments for potential breaches of its regulations.

The Manchester United co-owner has been widely criticised for the comments he made during an interview with Sky News

Manchester United took the extraordinary step of publicly asserting their ‘inclusive and welcoming’ values after their co-owner Jim Ratcliffe’s comments about immigration

The FA Cup third round generated higher viewing figures for the main rights holder, TNT Sports, than any of their Premier League games this season

It is understood the FA will issue an update on the German’s future later on Thursday.

The new format could come into effect from next season, adding an eliminator round similar to that used in the National League