Uefa says ‘stop killing children’ banner was not political
Uefa have claimed that their banner reading “Stop Killing Children – Stop Killing Civilians” at the Super Cup was not a political message.| The London Economic
Uefa have claimed that their banner reading “Stop Killing Children – Stop Killing Civilians” at the Super Cup was not a political message.| The London Economic
There are three certainties in life: death, taxes, and Jeremy Clarkson posting about his A-levels when results day comes round every year.| The London Economic
An A Level student has called out the BBC for their coverage of the war in Gaza, and said Free Palestine live on air.| The London Economic
