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Sir Geoff Hurst: It Was A DISGRACE David Luiz Was Able To Play On

2021-01-02T00:06:01Z

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Sir Geoff Hurst has called the decision to patch up [/sport/david-luiz/index.html David Luiz], then allow him to play on and drive home after clashing heads with Raul Jimenez, 'absolutely disgraceful'. Hurst has become a leading campaigner in football's fight against dementia after five of his former England team-mates from the 1966 World Cup were diagnosed with the disease. 'It is a crazy situation with David Luiz,' said 78-year-old Hurst. 'It is an horrendous accident but could not illustrate better what we're saying. People are getting bad head injuries, being bandaged up, playing on and driving home. It is absolutely disgraceful. Something has to be done ASAP. 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'Medical people, governing bodies and clubs have to say, "No, you have a head injury, come off while we look into it", and put a substitute on while you do that, and someone drives you home.' Nobby Stiles, Jack Charlton, Martin Peters and Ray Wilson — four of Sir Alf Ramsey's team in the 1966 final — have died after living with dementia. Sir Bobby Charlton, 83, is another with the illness. Peters' diagnosis was the start of Hurst's close association with the Alzheimer's Society. They were team-mates at West Ham, and their wives, Judith and Kathy, remain close friends, still in daily contact. Peters died last December, aged 76. Luiz and Raul Jimenez clashed heads while [http://www.travelpod.com/s/battling battling] for the ball but after a short spell on the sidelines the Arsenal defender was controversially allowed to continue playing the game Sir Geoff Hurst described Luiz's ability to continue as a disgrace and attitudes need to change 'Looking at my team-mates, and that group of 22, I always felt there was a connection with dementia, even before the scientific evidence,' said Hurst. 'Now they say professionals are three and a half times more likely to get it than the man in the street. Martin was diagnosed eight years ago and we know how difficult it was for Kathy to cope. We lived with it quite closely.' He knows Peters' prowess in the air was underestimated. 'Alf didn't pick him for some time and Ron Greenwood, our West Ham manager, was always telling him, "You've got to pick this guy, he's fantastic". 'Alf told Ron he wasn't because he felt Martin couldn't head the ball. Martin was the best header of a ball at the club, by far. And his goal record from midfield stands up alongside the greats of recent years, Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard.' Peters and Hurst are the only English footballers to score in a World Cup final. Peters pounced for the second against West Germany to put England 2-1 up. It looked set to be the winner until Wolfgang Weber equalised in the 90th minute and the game went to extra time. Hurst, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử] having scored England's first goal, added two more. He is the only player to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final, and is backing an exciting project to restore and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour chùa yên tử] colourise the entire footage of that day to preserve the legacy of his team. Martin Peters (second left), Jack Charlton (third left) and Nobby Stiles (far right) all died after battles with dementia and their legacy is what is driving Hurst on now as a campaigner 'It deserves to be shown in its proper colour,' said Hurst. 'Particularly with those iconic red shirts. The Germans won the toss, played in their white shirts and we ended up in red — and I know because I sign them every day. I am sent an amazing number to sign, 20 at a time from charities or individual people sending me red shirts with the badge on, and photographs, all in colour. But when you see the black and white version on television, the shirts are grey.' There are colour clips of the 1966 final, from the BAFTA award-winning documentary Goal! but the only complete film of the 4-2 victory against West Germany is in black and white. Final Replay '66 are the company behind #fullcolour66. They plan to restore and colourise 180,000 frames of footage, with the help of Park Road Post Production, the New Zealand company behind the acclaimed First World War film They Shall Not Grow Old. 'This is an exciting project,' said Hurst. 'This is our national sport and an achievement we haven't matched for 50-odd years. It also honours the memories of our great players. It's very sad with the players we're losing from our team.' Watch Sir Geoff talk about his team-mates in an exclusive video at Mailplus.co.uk/sport. 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MPs And Former Soldiers Reacted With Fury Yesterday To

2020-12-31T21:52:24Z

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MPs and former soldiers reacted with fury yesterday to [/news/boris_johnson/index.html Boris Johnson]'s failure to bring in laws to protect [/news/northern-ireland/index.html Northern Ireland] veterans from decades-old probes into the Troubles. Back in January, the Prime Minister promised to deal with 'legacy issues' within 100 days - but the Mail can reveal that plans for a new Bill have stalled. Critics believe the veterans are the pawns in a bigger game to keep Sinn Fein bound into the peace process, with one accusing ministers of 'bending over backwards' to appease [/news/republicans/index.html republicans]. Another ex-soldier said the delays to the legislation meant veterans feared 'going to our graves waiting for a knock on the door'. 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Pictured is Dennis Hutchings who is one of six veterans of the Troubles facing charges arising from deaths more than 40 years ago Mr Hutchings, soon to be a great-great grandfather, was twice cleared over the killing of Mr Cunningham, in Co Tyrone in 1974, but was charged five years ago. Mr Hutchings is one of six veterans of the Troubles facing charges arising from deaths more than 40 years ago. Mr Johnson first pledged to 'protect people against unfair prosecutions' in July last year during his battle to become Prime Minister - and repeated the promise in January. But there is no agreement on the details of legislation and no date for it to go before Parliament. Tory MP Bob Stewart, who served in Northern Ireland, said: 'We want a Bill to stop servicemen who were investigated properly at the time being repeatedly harassed.' Former defence secretary Michael Fallon said: 'It has dragged on for too long.' Labour MP Kevan Jones, who sits on the defence committee, said the Government had 'failed' on its commitment. John Ross, a former Paratrooper who served 11 tours of Northern Ireland, said: 'The difficulties for the Government are the Northern Ireland office trying to keep Sinn Fein in the political system. 'That was done, they have appeasement through the Good Friday Agreement and the soldiers are the scapegoats.' The Overseas Operations Bill passing through Parliament offers protection to veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts, setting a five-year-limit to prosecutions. Campaigners want similar protection for service personnel who served in the Troubles. Mr Hutchings, soon to be a great-great grandfather, was twice cleared over the killing of Mr Cunningham, in Co Tyrone in 1974, but was charged five years ago. Pictured in 1960 RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-9006183/Supreme-Court-judge-Lord-Kerr-dies-72-following-short-illness-just-two-months-retired.html 'Brilliant' Supreme Court judge Lord Kerr dies at 72...] [/news/article-9005145/Landlords-drinkers-fury-loophole-lets-football-fans-cinema-goers-drink-without-food.html Landlords and drinkers' fury at loophole that lets football...] Share this article Share While ministers have promised to end vexatious prosecutions of Northern Ireland veterans in proposed legislation, they are still committed as part of the political process to deal with incidents dating back almost half a century. A new Historical Investigations Unit (HIU) is planned as part of the Bill to look at unsolved killings on all sides during the Troubles. The vast majority of Army killings would swiftly be thrown out. But that could still leave many veterans in their 70s and 80s in limbo, waiting for the new body to be set up, to investigate and then rule if there is new evidence. Veteran Andrew Sayers, 65, now an activist helping veterans facing prosecution, said: 'Lives have been put on hold - it adds to the continual stress. 'It is still hanging over us after all these years and you don't know if something is going to happen or not going to happen.' Veterans feared the police turning up in the early hours of the morning and being 'dragged away to Belfast', he added. 'Our expectation is they are going to treat us as if we were the Kray brothers.' Dennis Hutchings is facing trial in Belfast next year for the attempted murder of farmhand John Pat Cunningham, 27 (pictured) MP Julian Lewis, a former chairman of the defence committee, recommended a 'truth recovery process' - a public inquiry without the threat of prosecution to allow the [https://www.sportsblog.com/search?search=families families] of those killed to find out what happened. He said: 'If a person has been exonerated in the past, unless there is compelling new evidence, it shouldn't happen again.' A Whitehall source said Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis 'remains committed to bringing forward a Bill in Parliament to address the legacy of Northern Ireland's past'. The source added: 'This is an incredibly sensitive and emotive subject and it is right that we take the time necessary to develop our approach and engage across all communities and with all relevant stakeholders - civic and political - as we continue to progress this work. Dealing with the legacy of the past in Northern Ireland is one of the most complicated challenges this Government faces.' A government spokesman said: 'The Government has been clear that it will bring forward legislation to address the legacy of the Troubles which focuses on reconciliation, delivers for victims, and ends the cycle of investigations that has failed victims and veterans alike. We are committed to making progress on this as quickly as possible.' Let me get on with my life, pleads ex-Marine A Chelsea Pensioner quizzed over a shooting during the Troubles is demanding his case be investigated now - so it can then be thrown out. Former Royal Marine David Griffin was told several months ago that Northern Ireland detectives are still 'committed to reviewing' the incident in July 1972. A detective inspector told him in a letter that he was 'unable to provide you with a timescale for this' despite the probe being in its eighth year. Mr Griffin, 79, speaking from the Royal Hospital Chelsea, said: 'I want the file lifted out and investigated. I want a letter of exoneration - eight years after having been promised one by the investigations team.' Former Royal Marine David Griffin was told several months ago that Northern Ireland detectives are still 'committed to reviewing' the incident in July 1972. Pictured in 1970 Mr Griffin was quizzed in 2012 by detectives working for the Historical Enquiries Team (HET). He was told he would hear back from them six months later but he never did. The case was then passed on to the Legacy Investigations Branch, fully integrated into the Police Service of Northern Ireland. Now it appears his case is awaiting further direction, with the Government proposing yet another body to deal with legacy issues - the independent Historical Investigations Unit (HIU). Mr Griffin said: 'They pass things on and it's absolutely ridiculous. You're dealing with one and then another [body] contacts you and says, 'we have all the files'. It all starts again - this has been going on since 1972, when I was questioned 12 hours after the incident.' Before joining the Marines, Mr Griffin served in the Army, allowing him to move into London's Royal Hospital Chelsea. In 2012, he was quizzed for the second time by police over the death of an IRA terrorist in an ambush in July 1972. Mr Griffin fired his weapon to save his comrades after an intelligence warning that an Army barracks in north Belfast was to come under IRA attack. A detective inspector told him in a letter that he was 'unable to provide you with a timescale for this' despite the probe being in its eighth year. Pictured is David Griffin He has no idea whether it was his bullet that led to the man's death. Mr Griffin said: 'I was in a covert ambush position covering the main gate sentries. True to our intelligence report, after dark the enemy arrived armed with weapons for the purpose of attacking our company position.' Mr Griffin said shots were fired which 'immediately triggered all hell from all sides'. The next day he was interviewed by officers from the RUC and did not hear anything again until he was contacted at the Royal Hospital Chelsea decades later. Mr Griffin said he would have to be arrested before he would go before a non-jury 'Diplock court' in Belfast. 'If they want me to go before a Diplock court, they must come here to the Royal Hospital and take me by force and under arrest. But I'm not escaping anything. 'Take me to the Supreme Court with a jury of my peers with a choice of my lawyer to question me in depth on covert ops during the whole of the 1970s.' SOLDIERS THROWN TO THE WOLVES TO APPEASE IRA KILLERS Commentary by Colonel Tim Collins - Northern Ireland Veteran The hounding of Army veteran Dennis Hutchings, a 79-year-old grandfather and great-grandfather charged with shooting a man in Northern Ireland 46 years ago, is utterly shameful. In July last year, before he was elected Prime Minister or even Tory leader, Boris Johnson called for an end to these witch-hunts. 'Justice must be served but we should stop any unfair persecutions of people who have served their country loyally when there is no new evidence against them,' he said. A Bill has been introduced to limit 'vexatious claims' - the Government's words - against veterans. But while it might offer protection for those who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, it does not help veterans of the Troubles. In July last year, before he was elected Prime Minister or even Tory leader, Boris Johnson called for an end to these witch-hunts So here we have Mr Hutchings, someone with 26 years of military service and now in his eighth decade, in the dock - one of six Northern Ireland veterans charged with crimes over events that happened decades ago. His case - highlighted by the Mail yesterday after fresh evidence that could end his purgatory came to light - amounts to a scandalous injustice. And it flies in the face of what Boris Johnson and veterans' minister Johnny Mercer have promised. I must make clear that I would not favour any move to put servicemen above the law, nor support an amnesty for veterans. That is what, incidentally, Tony Blair gave IRA terrorists and mass murderers 'on the run', in the form of 'comfort letters' which excused them from prosecution. <div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS news" data-version="2" id="mol-93e19d10-341b-11eb-bb0b-ab49f5670fd5" website is STILL no action on a law to protect veterans of the Troubles

Attitude Awards 2020: Dua Lipa Paloma Faith And Taylor Swift Win

2020-12-31T18:13:35Z

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The likes of Dua Lipa, [/tvshowbiz/taylor_swift/index.html Taylor Swift], Luke Evans, and Stephen Fry scooped gongs at the 2020 Attitude Awards on Tuesday night. Joining the string of ceremonies that have had to skip a glitzy bash this year and go virtual, thanks to [/news/coronavirus/index.html COVID-19], the awards were hosted by [http://www.healthable.org/?s=comedian%20Tom comedian Tom] Allen, and filmed over six days at the Camden Roundhouse - the first activity there in months. Several guests linked in from Australia and the USA, with 14 award winners as well as representatives of the [/news/nhs/index.html NHS] LGBTQ community and the entire cast and director of Ryan Murphy's Boys in the Band movie. And the winners are: The likes of [L-R] Taylor Swift and Dua Lipa scooped gongs at the 2020 Attitude Awards on Tuesday night [pictured at different events last month] Dua grew emotional as she accepted her music award, and discussed how young LGBTQ+ youth have struggled with their mental health during the coronavirus crisis. Detailing how there has been an increase in young people who have tragically taken their lives in 2020, she urged those watching: 'If there is someone you think is vulnerable, please don't wait for them to reach out.' RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/tvshowbiz/article-9003475/Mean-Girls-star-Jonathan-Bennett-ugly-cried-boyfriend-Jaymes-Vaughan-popped-question.html Engaged! 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Taylor was awarded with the Icon of the Year award Legend: Stephen Fry also took home the 2020 prize for Icon Of The Year After virtually accepting her speech from Todrick Hall, Taylor said she wanted to continue to advocate for the rights of the LGBTQ+ community. As she held her award, she said: 'I'm really grateful for this, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-le-hoi-yen-tu-chua-ba-vang-quang-ninh-du-lich-yen-tu-tu-ha-noi.html tour yên tử] this is so amazing, I want to thank anyone who had a hand in deciding that I should deserve this. 'Mostly I want to say thank you to the fans for giving me a platform to make music and to be vocal about things that are right and wrong. 'I just believe very firmly that everyone should be able to live out their love story, without fear of discrimination, and the way for that to happen is for us to do that is to keep pushing governments to put protections in place for the LGBTQIA community.' Taylor went on to share her support for the LGBTQ+ community, as she closed off her speech with the statement: 'I promise to always advocate for that.' 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'I was cutting my own path, and in doing so I hope I provided a way for those who have not been able to come out or are from countries where it is illegal to see they're not alone. 'I hope that my journey can provide them with some hope, they can see there are millions of people who are just like them and they are not alone.' Ally: After virtually accepting her speech from Todrick Hall, Taylor said she wanted to continue to advocate for the rights of the LGBTQ+ community Candid: In Luke's speech while he was accepting the Man Of The Year award, he said he hoped he has helped others in the past Honorary Gay: Paloma Faith [R] was granted the Honorary Gay Award, It was presented by The Vivienne [L,pictured last year] Joker: Paloma shared an amusing anecdote during her acceptance speech, as she said: 'I was told to talk about fisting because when Amanda Holden did that she saw her popularity soar' Wow: Paloma wowed in a diaphonous black and white gown as she performed at the awards Paloma shared an amusing anecdote during her acceptance speech, as she said: 'I'm so honoured to win this award as an Honourary gay and I feel like its wonderful to be acknowledge who and what I am after years of an identity crisis. 'I was told to talk about fisting because when Amanda Holden did that she saw her popularity soar, unfortunately I am carrying the next messiah right now, so I didn't think it was appropriate to talk about fisting until after it is born.' Presenters included Mark Ronson, RuPaul, Simon Callow CBE, MNEK, Todrick Hall, Layton Williams, Max Harwood, Dr Ranj Singh and Vogue's Editor-in-Chief Edward Enninful OBE.

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2020-12-29T16:55:43Z

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