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Reform and Tory-linked polling firm 'clearly' breached rules, industry body says

A UK polling firm favoured by the right-wing media and founded by former Tory staffers is guilty of “clear” rule breaches, the British Polling…

The National (Scotland)

Four out of ten Britons still don’t know who Andy Burnham is, poll shows

Incoming prime minister mistaken for Richard Osman, Mel Gibson and Jeff Bezos as shocking poll lays bare the uphill challenge he faces

The Independent UK

How Victor Montagliani rose to the Fifa elite despite past controversies

The Concacaf president has done much to bring the World Cup to North America, and could be the man to succeed Gianni Infantino

The Guardian - US

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What hosting the World Cup means for Canadian soccer: ‘The stakes are absolutely massive’

Of the trio of World Cup hosts, only Canada is hosting the tournament for the first time – local soccer officials hope it can be transformative

The Guardian - US

‘The Epstein Files!’ SNL points to the strangest cause of the gas price spikes

The latest Saturday Night Live skit happened at the most expensive place on earth—the gas station. With the soaring gas prices, the show could only point to one culprit. And no, it’s not the war in Iran.

The Mary Sue

Biffy Clyro at the O2 review: 'Shirtless, anthemic, top tier rock'

4/5 Hot off the back of recent number one album Futique, Biffy Clyro show London exactly why they are one of the biggest bands in the country

Evening Standard

FA presses play on new era as streaming boss made CEO

The new chief executive of Football Australia has promised to bring a sporting and commercial excellence to the organisation.

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Nigel Farage racism claims have not harmed his reputation, poll finds

Exclusive: More than 20 former pupils of Dulwich College have accused the Reform UK leader of holding ‘racist, antisemitic and fascist views’ as a pupil

The Independent UK

Finance boss latest top exec to quit FA after $8m loss

Chief financial officer Caroline Veitch has become the latest high-profile departure from Football Australia, resigning after reporting a $8.55-million loss.

AAP

'Pessimist Patriots': Hard-right Reform UK Widens Appeal

Joanne Woodhouse and Henry Godwin live at opposite ends of England and used to sit on opposite sides of the political fence -- until both decamped to Nigel Farage's Reform UK party.

International Business Times

How The Trump Administration Has Turned The Southern Border Into a Militarized Zone

Six months after President Trump declared a state of emergency in the southern border, apprehensions are low, but military presence remains high.

Latin Times

US expands militarized zones to 1/3 of southern border, stirring controversy

Annexed militarized zones will soon cover nearly one-third of the U.S. border with Mexico, empowering soldiers to arrest people who cross the border illegally

The Independent UK

Pacers Enforcer James Johnson Hilariously Got Ejected in Two Minutes of Garbage Time

A perfect moment to end the Pacers' Game 6 win.

Sports Illustrated

Why Deere paid hackers $1.5 million to detect vulnerabilities and keep the agriculture-equipment maker safe

James Johnson, chief information security officer at Deere & Co., says the 188-year-old agriculture-equipment maker has paid ethical hackers over $1.5 million for spotting vulnerabilities.

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The Guardian - AU

Football Australia get right coach in Joe Montemurro, but why did it take so long?

After 10 months of uncertainty, judgment on the new Matildas coach will be immediate, but a true picture of his tenure won’t emerge for years

AAP

$8m loss sparks Football Australia 'right sizing'

Football Australia could be braced for a period of belt tightening after posting a $8.55 million loss at its annual general meeting.

The Guardian - AU

Football Australia ‘not satisfied’ with $8.5m loss amid concern over A-League debt

Chair says finances and board’s gender balance must improve, while search for new CEO goes on and Matildas coach to be named in June

The Guardian - AU

Football Australia CEO James Johnson resigns as major tournaments loom

James Johnson has resigned from his role as CEO of Football Australia, bringing to an end a tenure that spanned five and a half years

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AAP

Football Australia name interim CEO after Johnson quits

James Johnson has resigned from his role as the chief executive of Football Australia, with the governing body appointing a former Matilda as interim boss.

AAP

Football's second-tier Australian Championship launched

Football Australia has officially launched its new national second tier competition, naming it the Australian Championship.

The Guardian - AU

The Australian Championship: FA unveils Champions League-style second tier

The long-awaited move will launch this year with 16 teams competing in four groups before moving into a knockout finals series

AAP

FA keep quiet on Kerr's Matildas future, captaincy

Football Australia boss James Johnson won't speculate on Sam Kerr's playing future but admits fans may be disappointed with the Matildas captain's court case.

Sports Illustrated

Isaiah Stewart Trucks Thomas Bryant, Gets Ejected From Chippy Pistons-Pacers Showdown

Beef Stew's night ended early in Indiana.

Medical Daily

'Not Worth Your Life': 21-Year-Old Warns After Throwing Up Blood, Falling In Coma From Continuous Vaping

The young man, who now lives with one functioning lung after surviving two weeks in a coma and bilateral pneumonia, is now raising awareness about the dangers of vaping.

AAP

Matildas coach recruitment could drag beyond February

Football Australia chief James Johnson says there is no hard deadline on securing the next Matildas coach as the recruiting process drags into 2025.

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