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Starmer’s search for football watchdog chair goes into extra-time
Cliff Notes The appointment of the inaugural chair for the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) faces fresh uncertainty as Whitehall officials contact applicants not on the final shortlist, suggesting the preferred candidate may not be among the original three interviewed. Speculation arises that Sir Keir Starmer may seek to reduce the IFR’s powers amid broader cuts to economic watchdogs, despite government assurances that the regulator will function as planned. The establishment of the IFR, stemming from the failed European Super League controversy, has sparked unrest within English football, with criticisms about its potential interference in club operations. Starmer’s search for football watchdog chair goes into extra-time | Money News . The appointment of the inaugural chair of English football’s new watchdog has been thrown into fresh uncertainty after Whitehall officials resumed contact with applicants who did not make it onto a final shortlist. Sky News has learnt that the preferred candidate to chair the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now “unlikely” to be drawn from a group of three contenders interviewed months ago. The search process has
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Starmer’s search for football watchdog chair goes into extra-time
Cliff Notes The appointment of the inaugural chair for the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) faces fresh uncertainty as Whitehall officials contact applicants not on the final shortlist, suggesting the preferred candidate may not be among the original three interviewed. Speculation arises that Sir Keir Starmer may seek to reduce the IFR’s powers amid broader cuts to economic watchdogs, despite government assurances that the regulator will function as planned. The establishment of the IFR, stemming from the failed European Super League controversy, has sparked unrest within English football, with criticisms about its potential interference in club operations. Starmer’s search for football watchdog chair goes into extra-time | Money News . The appointment of the inaugural chair of English football’s new watchdog has been thrown into fresh uncertainty after Whitehall officials resumed contact with applicants who did not make it onto a final shortlist. Sky News has learnt that the preferred candidate to chair the Independent Football Regulator (IFR) is now “unlikely” to be drawn from a group of three contenders interviewed months ago. The search process has
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Starmer’s search for football watchdog chair goes into extra-time
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Ruben Amorim: ‘Crazy’ to think Man United can win Premier League
Ruben Amorim said he would be “crazy” to think Manchester United can win the Premier League next season. United are languishing 13th in the table and will kick off against neighbours Manchester City on Sunday 36 points behind leaders Liverpool.
Bosnian Serbs declare German official persona non grata
Cliff Notes – Bosnian Serbs declare German official persona non grata German Secretary of State for European Affairs, Anna Lührmann, was expelled from Republika Srpska after meeting with opposition groups, amidst threats from RS leader Milorad Dodik’s representatives. The Bosnian
Onlookers ‘strike gold’ after seeing Ed Sheeran gig outside King’s Cross station
Cliff Notes Ed Sheeran performed an impromptu street gig outside King’s Cross station, showcasing new track "Azizam" and popular hits like "Perfect" and "Bad Habits". Spectators described the atmosphere as "amazing", with some feeling fortunate to see Sheeran perform in
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Cliff Notes – US tourist arrested for entering forbidden Indian island A 24-year-old American man was arrested for illegally entering North Sentinel Island, home to the isolated Sentinelese tribe, obnoxiously carrying a can of Diet Coke and a coconut as
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