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Professor Malcolm Press, Vice Chancellor of Manchester Metropolitan University, urged a cautious approach. He said “protecting free speech while preventing harassment, hate speech, and radicalisation are complex tasks involving finely balanced decisions”.

It is rare for a team to be challenging for the title without a forward in the conversation for team of the season, but it is difficult to argue against the fact that is where Arsenal are.City’s Haaland and Antoine Semenyo will undoubtedly be in contention for the end-of-the-season awards while past title-winners have boasted the likes of Mohamed Salah, Sergio Aguero and Didier Droga.Arsenal’s available forward options of Gyokeres, Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli, Noni Madueke, Eze and Gabriel Jesus undoubtedly have their strengths – but it feels a stretch to call any of them ruthless match-winners.The all round play of…

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“Edward”, a nine-year old Kenyan boy, has always been aware his father worked for the British military. The boy’s skin colour, lighter than his peers, has provoked years of bullying. His father disappeared before Edward [not his real name] was born, leaving his mum living in extreme poverty, ostracised by some of her family.

After his win, Allen said: “I was so frustrated yesterday – I’ve been doing things so well on the practice table, being in the gym and eating well.”After that match yesterday I just went out and had a few drinks and a burger.”I thought, ‘I can’t play any worse than yesterday’. I was so down on myself, I didn’t want to talk to anyone.”So I went out, had a few bets and watched the football with my mates. A bit of bad food, slept really well and played much better.”Allen, who will play 2024 champion Kyren Wilson or 19-year-old Stan…

England’s Matt Fitzpatrick beat world number one Scottie Scheffler in a play-off to win the RBC Heritage in South Carolina.The 31-year-old carded a bogey five on the 18th when a par would have sealed victory, but he quickly overcame that disappointment to birdie the same hole a few minutes later and claim his second PGA Tour title in the space of a month.Fitzpatrick had started the final round with a three-shot lead as he attempted to follow up his victory at the Valspar Championship in March.The former US Open champion played his first 17 holes in two under par without…

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Arsenal have lost two league games on the spin, so the next time they step on the pitch, at home to Newcastle on Saturday, they are going to have doubts instead of momentum and confidence.No matter how much quality their players have and how good their preparation, tactics and everything else is, what they have to deal with now is pressure.Their fans are turning up at the Emirates as nervous as kittens and transferring their fears and frustrations to the players.City, though, are not under any pressure because they are in a situation they probably never expected, and they have…