Fans first asked to pay last to get answers?
Football fans Premier deserve League better?
Newcastle takeover in serious doubt as WTO rules that pirate TV channel is Saudi
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Fans first asked to pay last to get answers?
Football fans Premier deserve League better?
They don’t half help us out mind. We should all have killed ourselves years ago but we can count on them to keep our spirits up.
That's by far the most pathetic protest I have ever seen.
An impressive feat considering their historic typos and fellas outside Shearers bar with more arms than teeth
The entertainment is absolutely top class and endless ...
... we're absolutely blessed to have them as neighbours
I've noticed that Paulie Belta commenting on the south sheilds MPs Twitter.
Worra knacker he is mind
‘Paulie Beltà’ tells you everything you need to know.
Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been accused of sending a hit-squad to Canada in order to kill a former Saudi intelligence official.
The failed plan to kill Saad al-Jabri was soon after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, court documents filed in the US allege.
Mr Jabri, a veteran of the government of Saudi Arabia, fled into exile three years ago.
He has been under private security protection in Toronto since.
The alleged plot failed after Canadian border agents became suspicious of the hit-squad as they attempted to enter the country at Toronto's Pearson International Airport, court documents say.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-53677869
The failed plan to kill Saad al-Jabri was soon after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Turkey, court documents filed in the US allege.
Mr Jabri, a veteran of the government of Saudi Arabia, fled into exile three years ago.
He has been under private security protection in Toronto since.
The alleged plot failed after Canadian border agents became suspicious of the hit-squad as they attempted to enter the country at Toronto's Pearson International Airport, court documents say.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-53677869
