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Harlequins FC issue safety guidance as ruby returns | Richmond and Twickenham Times

Harlequins FC issue safety guidance as ruby returns | Richmond and Twickenham Times
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Exeter Chiefs on British Lions tour

Exeter Chiefs on British Lions tour
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Barcelona s Lionel Messi joins social media boycott and demands action taken against online trolls

Lionel Messi has thrown his weight behind British football s social media boycott and urged the major platforms to take immediate action against perpetrators of online abuse. It comes as Facebook, who own Instagram, were once again accused of turning a blind eye to discrimination after it emerged the social media giant refused to act on a report of racism from a Premier League club. Football united this weekend in a blackout of Facebook, Instagram and Twitter that included clubs and players from the Premier League and Football League, as well as FIFA, UEFA and broadcasters BT Sport and Sky Sports, in a bid to put pressure on the social media companies to do more to stop the rising tide of abuse.

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Social media boycott – who is involved?

A social media boycott begins on Friday afternoon as athletes, clubs and governing bodies from a range of sports have joined forces to send a message that online abuse will not be tolerated. All those involved – including broadcasters and sponsors with links to sport – are proposing a near-total blackout on their Facebook, Instagram and Twitter channels from 3pm on Friday until 11.59pm on Monday night. Here, a look at some of those involved. Football The sport’s authorities kicked off the boycott plans last Saturday night, in response to a rising tide of online hate aimed at players, managers and pundits.

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All the major names taking part in social media boycott from Friday

All the major names taking part in social media boycott from Friday Sky, BT, Adidas, Budweiser, Cazoo and huge sports team will all go dark online Updated All the major names taking part in social media boycott from Friday Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A social media boycott begins on Friday afternoon as athletes, clubs and governing bodies from a range of sports have joined forces to send a message that online abuse will not be tolerated.

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