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Labour’s regulator will destroy English football
Another week, another new regulator. Last week it was the Fair Work quango created by Angela Rayner’s plans to clog up our labour market. This week, we discover the new souped-up football regulator, a bad Tory idea made worse in Labour’s new Football Governance Bill that landed in Parliament today.
UK amends football regulator bill over concerns of state interference
The change “ensures” the regulator will be “fully independent” of government and industry, the Department for Culture Media and Sport said on Wednesday, following concerns from European football governing body Uefa and fan groups that it would lead to political “interference”.
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