Adrian Tempany

@adriantempany.bsky.social

First book on Hillsborough and modern football shortlisted for Orwell Prize, Gordon Burn Prize and Football Book of the Year. Working on debut novel

People criticising Man City fans - 'they're shameless, no remorse'… But put yourself in their position - how would you feel if the world started shouting at you that the last 18 years of your football life was a sham, a fraud? The fact that many are in denial is not a totally unreasonable reaction

Roger Cook & Roy Hattersley have died today. Cook was one of the first MSM journalists to help expose the truth about Hillsborough, in 1994. Hattersley was still in denial about collusion b/w Thatcher & SYP as late as 2010, when he dismissed any link to me as 'conspiracy theory'

Liverpool's transfer/executive dealings may point to one possible outcome: FSG are looking to sell a significant stake in the club, hence the reluctance to replace Hughes, Edwards or Slot. A new buyer would be unlikely to want a recently installed leadership team that's not to its liking

Well done to Green MP Hannah Spencer for calling out parliament's booze culture. And all we get from the Reform crew behind her is 'Sort your policies out.' Reform's policies are so well sorted that in his TV election broadcast before the local elections, Farage didn't list a single one of them

Adam Schwarz@adamjschwarz.bsky.social · 5mo ago

MPs heckle as Green MP @greenpartyhan.bsky.social asks whether MPs should be drinking on the job: “MPs shouldn’t be drinking on the job, given that we vote on huge issues like the climate crisis, disabled people’s rights, child poverty.”

The Met Police have finally completed their investigation into the Grenfell Fire tragedy. From the complex web of companies and people involved, they have identifed 57 individuals and 20 companies who they will now pass evidence over to the CPS about - to ask them to consider charges. 1/2

Police seek charges for up to 57 people over Grenfell Tower fire

The Met Police says it will submit files to the Crown Prosecution Service by the end of September.

bbc.co.uk

Fujitsu UK pays staff bonuses, ZERO contribution to compensation for victims of the Post Office scandal. Fujitsu helped secure false fraud convictions of postmasters. Public purse paid £1.5bn+ compensation. No one prosecuted for knowingly lying to courts. Fujitsu still enjoys govt contracts.

Fujitsu UK pays staff bonuses as it sits on Post Office scandal contribution | Computer Weekly

IT supplier Fujitsu will pay bonuses to UK staff again this year as it continues to hold back its contribution to the costs of Post Office scandal.

computerweekly.com

If you're in #Manchester tonight and have a couple of hours spare, I'm producing an event with Professor @robfordmancs.bsky.social - Labour's Wobbling Jenga Tower - The 2024 General Election two years on. Very Limited Tickets here - uom.link/2024GeneralE... #Politics #Manchester

Labour's wobbling Jenga tower: The 2024 general election two years on

Dive into the chaos of Labour’s shaky 2024 election—what’s next for the party two years in?

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Labour Leadership Voting Intentions: Starmer Vs Burnham: Burnham: 61% Starmer: 28% Starmer Vs Miliband: Miliband: 46% Starmer: 39% Starmer Vs Rayner: Rayner: 45% Starmer: 41% Starmer Vs Streeting: Starmer: 53% Streeting: 23% Via @labourlist.bsky.social - 1,124 Members, 13-14 May.

Wes Streeting seems to be snookered. Labour's soft left will unite behind Ed Miliband to block him. 'Wes' is now branded the villain in the plot to topple Starmer, and being dubbed a 'bottler' by some of his supporter-MPs, who may now have resigned for nothing. A good day for Starmer and Burnham