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'Not acceptable' to block football regulator bill - Nandy

BBC Sport Tuesday, 10 December 2024
'Not acceptable' to block football regulator bill - NandyCulture Secretary Lisa Nandy warns peers it is "not acceptable to use parliamentary procedures to try to block" the Football Governance Bill as it passes through the House of Lords.
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