Callum Sutherland @_calsutherland

"The Koran leaves no room for doubt. It is Allah's will that we switch to a back three with attacking wing-backs." That's @Telegraph. Columnist Michael Deacon. 22 September 2026. What prompted it: Man Utd's Muslim Supporters' Club @mum_sc said co-owner Jim Ratcliffe should resign over his comments on immigration. That's it. That's the whole offence. An opinion. A statement. This was the reply: "Sacrilege! The divine formation is 4-2-3-1, and eternal damnation awaits the infidel who dares propose the use of a false nine instead of a traditional centre-forward." Spoken about. Never spoken to. That's the difference. When Stretford Sikhs' Preetam Singh criticised Ratcliffe's apology in February, Sky News rang him up. He got his name, his title, his own words: the apology was "half-hearted," he said. He wanted a proper one. When @mum_sc said the same thing this week, nobody called them. Deacon didn't ask what they meant. He wrote what he imagined they'd say instead. We don't get a quote. We don't get a vote. We don't get a say. When we vote, it's "family voting." When we speak, it's a punchline. This isn't the first time an opinion has earned us one instead of a phone call. Not this year. 22 April 2026 — Telegraph investigation finds "Muslim only" rental listings across London. August 2026 — Telegraph: Ofwat scheme tells Muslims to limit wudu to one litre of water. "Asians told to wash rice and feet less in water-saving push" August 2026 — NewsCord runs a boycott campaign against a film. "The ludicrous campaign to cancel Ali G… with AI" 22 September 2026 — Muslim Supporters' Club says Ratcliffe must go. "Why do Man Utd have a Muslim supporters' club?" Edited out. Made a footnote. Paragraph sixteen. Never the headline. Always talked about. Never talked to. Do something good, and our faith is stripped from the page. Have an opinion, and suddenly it's "bad." That leads the headline. We asked for a new owner. We got told, again, we don't deserve to have a voice. Report: islamophobiauk.co.uk Keep us alive: islamophobiauk.co.uk/donate

A new app that alerts users about nearby sightings of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity is gaining traction amid President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown time.com/7298880/iceblo…

Quoted in @_calsutherland’s article for @TIME: “Breaking Down Trump’s Plan to Lift U.S. Sanctions on Syria” time.com/7285433/trump-…

🧵A Thread On The Reading FC Situation Regarding Their Owners.

My latest for CNN and certainly one of my more obscure pieces!

CNN Sports @cnnsport

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Hang it in the Louvre! @ArtButSports shows the often uncanny resemblance between the world of art and sports. ➡️ cnn.it/3ODSrOF

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@MultimediaJonny You worked in China?

“We can say we’re the best team in the world … we’ve worked so hard for it." Phil Foden tells @AmandaDCNN why Pep Guardiola has Manchester City feeling "unbeatable." ➡️ cnn.it/3Su9K7e

ICYMI. 👉 cnn.it/3SFmcBj

Thanks to all 3 of Gary, Alan and Micah for putting this out on their podcast. 👊 It's vital to have these types of prominent voices discussing the predicament we find ourselves in thanks to Dai Yongge in order to be able to keep pushing for a sale!

The Rest Is Football @RestIsFootball

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🗣️ @alanshearer: “They’ve seen their club relegated. They’ve seen their club docked points. What else can they do?” 🗣️ @GaryLineker: “I really do feel for the supporters because clubs are so important for the communities” 🗣️ @MicahRichards: “It’s power to the people, go on

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My latest piece for CNN, looking at how more young Black South Africans are getting the opportunity to see and work with the country's incredible wildlife. cnn.com/world/africa/w…

Rare access inside Gaza: @clarissaward, @scottycnn, and @BrentSwailsCNN visited an Emirati field hospital set up in the south and saw firsthand the effects of Israel's bombardment on the Strip's civilian population.

This year, the worst diphtheria outbreak in modern times has swept across Nigeria's northern state of Kano. Now the disease is spreading through West Africa. @MSF doctors share their concerns as they tackle the outbreak head-on. cnn.com/2023/12/08/afr…

A look ahead at the future of UK-EU relations. Big thank you to @GermanEmbassy @MarinaPurkiss Ben Williams and Lord Heseltine for their contributions! soundcloud.com/nick-pinningto…

Could new bean varieties provide the answer for better food security and farmer incomes in Africa? @_PABRA, part of the @CGIAR network, has developed over 650 new beans to tackle the impacts of external shocks and climate change on the continent. edition.cnn.com/world/africa/p…

Set for release on 9th October, the Remembering Leopards photo book puts all profits towards conservation efforts. Over 50 photographers have donated their photos of the big cat to bring this book to life! @RemembrWildlife @cnni edition.cnn.com/2023/10/06/tra…

On 29th July 2013, Paolo Dall'Oglio met ISIS in Raqqa to discuss the release of prisoners. He never returned. On the 10-year anniversary of his kidnapping, NGO @Relief4Syria continues to remember Paolo and ask questions. callum-sutherland6.medium.com/paolo-dallogli… #Syria #Lebanon #ISIS

@ArthurJBerry Wouldn't want to be in Whalley Range on Saturday if this result goes the wrong way 👀

With limited opportunities in northern Lebanon, young Syrian refugees rely on whatever education they have access to. However, economic struggles prevent many youngsters from accessing this education in the first place. Read more: medium.com/@callum-suther… #Lebanon #Syria

In response to the Syrian Civil War, Lebanon never set up official refugee camps. As a result, refugees in the country have set up their own structures, leading to a unique style of camps in the country. Read more: medium.com/@callum-suther… #Lebanon #Syria #Refugee

For Syrian refugees in Lebanon, uncertainty has become a staple in their lives over the last decade. From their arrival in a new country to what the future holds, these questions do not seem to be going anywhere. Read more: medium.com/@callum-suther… #Lebanon #Syria #Refugees