Footballer reports racist abuse after mistaken identity
A footballer received racist abuse and threats due to being mistaken for another player. This occurred following the death of Spanish footballer Jesús de Miguel.
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A footballer received racist abuse and threats due to being mistaken for another player. This occurred following the death of Spanish footballer Jesús de Miguel.
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Northern Ireland's victims' commissioner stated that those affected by the Troubles feel betrayed. These individuals have been forgotten by successive governments, the commissioner said.
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