7 December 2018, 11:00 | Updated: 16 November 2022, 15:26 Picture: Getty By Tom Eames Do you agree? The word ‘f****t’ from The Pogues’ classic Christmas song ‘Fairytale of New York’ should be removed because it’s a “homophobic slur”, a student journalist has argued. A student journalist has argued that the word 'f****t' should be removed as it is a "homophobic slur". Thomas Haynes, writing for The Tab, said the lyric in the track was “as bad as using the N-word”.

The British tabloids spent the entire Labor Day weekend freaking out about the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s Netflix deal. It’s pretty funny. It reminds me of something I’ve been saying for more than a year as well: there are actually some criticisms which could be made of the Sussexes about certain things, arguments to be made in good faith, which we could all take seriously and have a legitimate conversation about “is this a good idea” or “could they have done this better” or “perhaps this timing isn’t the best.

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The clock had just ticked past the 10-minute mark when the rupture within the Parc des Princes became crystal clear. Lionel Messi had walked towards the Auteuil Stand, normally the home of the Paris Saint-Germain ultras, to take a corner kick. The ultras are not here, though, as they have “ceased activities” — essentially going on strike for the rest of the season. Yet, as Messi made his way over, the whistles and boos started.