Non-league player sacked for sickening online abuse of Bournemouth"s Arter

The Irishman was the subject of an attack from a troll, whose former side described his behaviour as “irresponsible and anti-social”
Alfie Barker has been sacked by Hitchin Town after the non-league footballer sent offensive tweets to Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter about the death of his daught..

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Chelsea fans ordered to pay £8,500 to victim of race abuse

Four Chelsea fans have been ordered to pay 10,000 euros (£8,504) to a black commuter they racially abused and shoved off a Paris train.
International outrage was sparked when footage surfaced in February 2015, showing fans chanting: “We"re racist, we"re racist and that"s the way we like it.”
Following a ..

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Chelsea did not break Premier League rules in not reporting abuse allegations

Chelsea did not break Premier League rules in not reporting allegations of historical abuse made in 2014 by their former player Gary Johnson.
Chelsea apologised to Johnson for the abuse he suffered as a trainee in the 1970s earlier this month, having waived the confidentiality clause in the £50,000 agreement they made..

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Police identify 155 potential suspects in football abuse investigation

The NPCC is continuing to work closely with the Football Association to ensure all relevant information is shared
British police say the number of potential suspects in the investigation into child abuse in football now stands at 155.
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Independent inquiry into child sexual abuse "will not be scaled back"

Image copyright PA Image caption Prof Alexis Jay said the inquiry will retain all of its investigations The chair of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has rejected calls for it to be scrapped or scaled back, saying its scope is “a virtue”.
Prof Alexis Jay said the broad nature of the inquiry would allow it to recommend “fundamental changes”.
None of its 13 separate investigations will be dropped, a report said, but it may stop short of examining whether the late peer Lord Janner abused children.
The inquiry has announced it will only hold four public hearings next year.
The announcements were made in a report following an internal review, ordered by Prof Jay after her appointment in August.
The report also set the troubled inquiry"s timetable for 2017.
The child sexual abuse inquiry so far Visible progress needed in inquiry Who is Prof Alexis Jay? Prof Jay said she planned to make recommendations in an interim report in 2018 and vowed to make “substantial progress”..

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Abuse inquiry "must not be scaled back"

Image copyright PA Image caption Prof Alexis Jay said the inquiry will retain all of its investigations The chair of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has rejected calls for it to be scrapped or scaled back, saying its scope is “a virtue”.
Prof Alexis Jay said the broad nature of the inquiry would allow it to recommend “fundamental changes”.
She said none of its 13 investigations into allegations of child abuse would be dropped, following a review of the inquiry"s work.
The inquiry has announced it will only hold four public hearings next year.
A report following the internal review – which was ordered by Prof Jay after her appointment in August – set a firm timetable for 2017.
Janner investigationShe said she planned to make recommendations in an interim report in 2018 and vowed to make “substantial progress” by 2020.
However, IICSA officials refused to say when the inquiry would end.
The inquiry also announced it could stop short of investigating whether the late..

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Four Premier League clubs in London "connected" with historical abuse

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed they are investigating 106 separate allegations, with five Football League sides in England also implicated
The Metropolitan Police have confirmed they are investigating 106 separate allegations of historical sexual abuse in football, with four Premier League ..

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Child abuse investigation uncovers 83 suspects and spans across 98 clubs

A probe into historical sexual abuse in the sport has impacted almost 100 clubs, British police have confirmed
British police have revealed that 83 potential suspects have been identified in a probe into historical sexual abuse in football.
The National Police Chiefs" Council (NPCC) also said..

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Jamie Vardy brands football"s child sex abuse scandal "sickening"

Jamie Vardy said it has been “sickening” to learn of the details in football"s child sex abuse scandal.
The number of professional and non-league clubs named in allegations of historic abuse passed to police has climbed to 55, according to the Observer.
England and Leicester striker Vardy has praised those who..

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Ex-Chelsea player Gary Johnson says he was paid to keep quiet about abuse claims

Former Chelsea player Gary Johnson has said he was paid £50,000 by the Premier League club not to go public with allegations that he was sexually abused by the club"s former chief scout Eddie Heath.
It was reported earlier this week that Chelsea had made a payment to an individual in the last three years followin..

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Chelsea appoint law firm to investigate child sexual abuse allegations

Chelsea have appointed a law firm to investigate an individual employed by the club in the 1970s who is alleged.

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More people come forward in football sex abuse scandal

Three more people have come forward to say they were abused by a coach as young footballers.
Jason Dunford and Chris Unsworth, speaking to BBC"s Victoria Derbyshire programme, allege they were victims of Barry Bennell, a former coach who sexually abused young boys across three decades from the 1970s onward.
The..

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Torture evidence ignored by Home Office, says charity

Image copyright Will Baxter The Home Office is “disregarding and mistreating” medical evidence of torture in UK asylum claims, a report by a charity suggests.
Asylum seekers in the UK who say they are torture victims can have medical assessments to verify their claims.
But charity Freedom From Torture said judges were correcting poor judgements at “considerable cost to taxpayers”.
The Home Office said “an exceptionally small sample” was used in the report and all evidence was considered.
Sonya Sceats, director of policy and advocacy at Freedom From Torture, told the BBC"s Victoria Derbyshire programme its findings showed “egregious mishandling of medical evidence” in 50 cases over a two-year period, from January 2014 to December 2015.
Freedom From Torture produces medical reports when lawyers for asylum seekers who say they have suffered torture, instruct clinicians and other healthcare professionals at the charity to carry out detailed assessments.
But Ms Sceats said the Home ..

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Evil Abuse Leads One Women to Rescue Haiti"s Boys

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Sexual Abuse Victims Recall Crimes by Officer

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Malacañang: Hindi ibinalato ni PNoy sa Italy ang child abuse case laban sa Italian Ambassador

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