Football

His comments come as Chelsea's billionaire owner Roman Abramovich "has been effectively barred from living in Britain."

The former Manchester United footballer has been criticised for "getting political when talking about football" - but that never bothered Brian Clough, as this clip shows.

"Shocked and appalled that @WestHam played Zouma last night. A tone deaf decision,' wrote Gary Lineker.

It comes after a video was released showing him kicking and slapping a cat, while laughter can be heard in the background.

The stadium straddles the border of England and Wales, with the front gates and main office in England but the pitch in Wales.

The West Yorkshire side clashed with the Gunners following a bruising week for the prime minister.

His comments come in the wake of the second job scandal in parliament, which has seen many MPs pursue outside interests.

“We’ve basically been charged for supporting a player - a young player, who was being racially abused," said Gillingham's club secretary.

Kick it Out says it will offer educational workshops to fans in the northeast to explain why this could be considered stereotypical and culturally offensive.