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Gareth Roberts

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Writer, columnist. New book ‘Middle Class Holes Vol 2 out now! Also at theculturebunker.substack.com and theageofstupid.substack.com
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Wales first nation to withdraw support for Infantino

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By Gareth Roberts
| BBC Sport Verified
Wales have become the first nation to publicly withdraw backing for Gianni Infantino's bid to continue his leadership of Fifa. It follows the loss of confidence in the Fifa president following his scrapped plans to sell stakes in its competitions to private investment firms. The Football Association of Wales (FAW) has confirmed "its withdrawal of support for the candidature of Mr Gianni Infantino for re-election as Fifa president for the 2027-2031 term".
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Andy Burnham is stuck in the 1990s

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By Gareth Roberts
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Share Topics Long-reads Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Andy Burnham was born in January 1970, in the Liverpool suburb of Aintree (famed for its racecourse and its iron). His dad was a telephone engineer, his mother a GP’s receptionist. It is my regrettable but inevitable duty to have to inform you that he joined the Labour Party when he was 15 years old.
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Why are they swapping Churchill for a hedgehog on our banknotes?

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By Gareth Roberts
| Spiked Verified
Share Topics Politics UK Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. British banknotes are getting a facelift. In fact, the only human face remaining on them will belong to the king. The backs of the notes have long been home to portraits of national figures of historical importance – Dickens, Alan Turing, Jane Austen, etc. Now those old fuddy-duddies are to be replaced by voles, badgers and beavers. In essence, we are swapping Winston Churchill for a hedgehog.
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