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  • Politics Investigation Correspondent, BBC
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Karren Brady stayed at West Ham despite knowing of Sullivan women's team ban

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By Billy Kenber Verified, Hannah Price, Sophie Smith Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Baroness Karren Brady was previously Birmingham City's managing director [Getty Images] Former West Ham vice-chair Baroness Brady knew the club's co-owner David Sullivan was banned from contacting the women's and youth teams because of safeguarding concerns, but has defended continuing to work for him for three years, the BBC has learned.
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London Stadium and West Ham women's team not aware of David Sullivan contact ban

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By Hannah Price, Billy Kenber Verified, Sophie Smith Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
David Sullivan stepped down as joint chairman of West Ham following a BBC Panorama and the Times investigation [Reuters] London Stadium - who own and operate the home of West Ham United - has raised concerns that they were not told about safeguarding restrictions relating to co-owner David Sullivan, the BBC has learned. They say they "would expect to be informed" on these matters so they could "assess risk" and ensure measures were in place to protect their staff, contractors and the public.
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London Stadium and West Ham women's team not aware of David Sullivan contact ban

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By Hannah Price, Billy Kenber Verified, Sophie Smith Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Hannah Price; Billy Kenber; Sophie Smith Thu, 11 June 2026 at 8:20 pm UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. David Sullivan stepped down as joint chairman of West Ham following a BBC Panorama and the Times investigation [Reuters] London Stadium - who own and operate the home of West Ham United - has raised concerns that they were not told about safeguarding restrictions relating to co-owner David Sullivan, the BBC has learned.
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