IAN BIRRELL: If only our pitiful politicians had such determined faith in freedom as this brave man ⊕⊕
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18 days ago
Jimmy Lai's life story is remarkable: a child who arrived in Hong Kong as a stowaway on a fishing vessel, he became a billionaire clothing and media magnate, only to be martyred by a dictatorship.
29 days ago
IAN WILLIAMS: In China's most brutal purge since Chairman Mao, a string of senior generals have vanished into black hole prisons - so is Xi Jinping locking away anyone who'll oppose his plans to invade Taiwan? ⊖
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Xi Jinping's China is not Stalin's Russia and there is no bullet to the back of the head for rivals - at least not immediately - says IAN WILLIAMS.
33 days ago
I thought Pep Guardiola was different - but he is just as poisonous as Jose Mourinho. His victimhood and mockery of a referee on debut is toxic, writes IAN HERBERT ⊖
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IAN HERBERT: It will be 10 years this summer since Pep Guardiola sat down to give his inaugural press conference as Manchester City manager.
39 days ago
Sky Sports' woeful 'In The Box' idea is utter drivel, their worst attempt yet at 'moving with the times' and an insult to Roy Keane's talents, writes IAN HERBERT ⊖
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In The Box meets the appetite for football's watch-along style. Though Sky Sports' brains trust have come up with the idea of a watch-along without a match to actually watch.
41 days ago
A World Cup cancellation seems utterly unthinkable despite Donald Trump's imperialism - but here is why FIFA should be concerned ahead of this summer's showpiece, writes IAN HERBERT ⊖
IAN HERBERT: Governments decide whether to withdraw their teams from a World Cup, but it would be hard to see anything but a boycott for the Danes in those circumstances.
50 days ago
Terry Yorath was a stoic warrior for Wales and his title-winning Leeds side, writes IAN LADYMAN - but his greatest achievement was always finding a way to prevail through immense tragedy ⊖
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IAN LADYMAN: Yorath - who has died at the age of 75 - lost his teenage son Daniel to an undiagnosed heart condition during a back garden kickabout in 1992.
72 days ago
Where is Joey Barton getting his cash from? Convicted criminal has a dwindling social media following, low-impact podcast and toxic reputation... but is facing huge libel payouts ⊕
IAN HERBERT: Barton is appealing another criminal conviction and his legal payouts and costs must surely be draining his levels of personal wealth.
78 days ago
Every night Putin tries to kill us with drone and missiles. But in the morning we have to go to work because Ukraine has to keep going ⊖⊖
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IAN BIRRELL meets the battle-weary and traumatised citizens of Kyiv as they face a forth Christmas at war.
83 days ago
Mohamed Salah's astonishing Liverpool statement absolutely stinks, writes IAN LADYMAN - he has brought his own Anfield legacy into question with this selfish, self-defeating strop ⊖
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IAN LADYMAN: Timing is everything for a goal scorer and from Mo Salah this couldn't be worse. As such, it absolutely stinks.
3 months ago
The super-agent, the 'sex slave' and why a Sussex speeding ticket could prove pivotal. IAN HERBERT reveals explosive details of the case against Jonathan Barnett... and why Jose Mourinho and Ashley Cole have been dragged into sordid saga ⊖
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Gareth Bale's former agent faces the prospect of past controversies being aired in court if his lawyers cannot get the case of a woman who claims he raped her heard in London.