The shocking moment between a musician and a football fan was caught on camera in a US college match between Texas Southern and Jackson State in Mississippi on Saturday
i want to see our army here and thank them. i want to see their victory. scenes like this are cathartic for ukraine, and reassuring for its western backers. few would imagine a swift end to the war. but ukrainians have now shown they can beat the russians in battle, notjust outmanoeuvre them. as orla mentioned in her report, there is a lot of enthusiasm in ukraine for the successful counter offensive, but the human cost of this campaign is also considerable. well, let s now speak to jake hanrahan from popular front, a documentary filmmaker and war reporter. he worked in ukraine earlier this year, interviewing a military unit of anti fascist football hooligans. it has been revealed today that the unit s commander, yuri samyolenko, died fighting in the east of ukraine.
what sort of cost is a figure like that in terms of the bigger picture of this conflict? bigger picture of this conflict? ., ~ , ., , conflict? thank you. it is sad. he died early conflict? thank you. it is sad. he died early this conflict? thank you. it is sad. he died early this morning . conflict? thank you. it is sad. | he died early this morning and it is a big situation for them because they are volunteer fighters who want to protect their people and their country and very quickly the counteroffensive went well for them and suddenly the commander is dead. by all accounts it was a very good commander and he managed to lead them on a counteroffensive. none of them died but unfortunately he was the one who went. it is a big situation for them and i spoke to them today and they will continue. antifascist football hooligans, they will continue. antifascist football hooligans, a - they will continue. antifascist. football hooligans, a confusing title but are they an orderly grou
england were victorious in the euphoria of that cloud, i m not sure the stadium or the police could ve contained it without massive problems. in the last thing that we wanted was as the doors opened and the stadium, everyone leaves, if everyone tries to get in, they would have a disaster on their hands. the ministers so humiliated right now and embarrassing that people say that we cannot have a match at eight o clock at night, that we can control her fans, o clock at night, that we can control herfans, condo o clock at night, that we can control her fans, condo except to ask the police and stewards to essentially enforce behaviours that people should be able to behave themselves. and this is about football and certain football hooligans and that has to be dealt with. baroness casey there. fan paul durban travelled to the game that day. we, sort of, knew what was happening and we can see on social media and on tv during the day. but once we
is because if you ve got the warning you can get is because if you ve got the warning you can get two to seven about it. certainly you can get two to seven about it. certainly not the third time. are you a football fan? i am a football fan. what did you make it what happened at wembley on cup final night and the subsequent? were looking at the telegraph sport page year, the coverage of this inquiry. that radical overhaul that they re looking that radical overhaul that they re looking to that radical overhaul that they re looking to have. it was the scenes we saw looking to have. it was the scenes we saw at looking to have. it was the scenes we saw at wembley were terrible and the worst we saw at wembley were terrible and the worst of football hooligans. i think the worst of football hooligans. i think ultimately this shows what s happened here that we ve got a real society happened here that we ve got a real society problem and still a problem of toxic society problem