UK culture secretary attacks Tory opposition party for attempts to derail football regulator bill
January 22 – The UK’s culture secretary Lisa Nandy has called out the conservative party for seeking to “wreck” the football regulator bill, which has been designed to bring a degree of oversight to the top five professional tiers of English football.
Nandy (pictured) said that some Conservative party members sitting in the House of Lords are “intent on wrecking” the Football Governance Bill by having it delayed “for years to come”. The conservatives are the opposition party to Nandy’s ruling Labour party.
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