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@TheMillwallFans has been in on-going discussions with the @MillwallFC over ticketing and - in particular - the availability of tickets for our last home match of the season against Oxford and touts / resell sites obtaining tickets and exploiting genuine fans with extortionate prices and admin charges. In the case of Oxford tickets - 6;000 were available for general sale via the club (Ticketmaster do not sell club tickets, the club uses a system provided by Ticketmaster but controls all sales themselves). Of these, 284 ST holders bought additional tickets alongside 1,171 members. The club are investigating 13 accounts that were set up at the time the tickets went on sale and 147 existing accounts that bought tickets for the match as their first purchase this season. In addition to this, the club are monitoring the accounts of those who purchased half season tickets late in the season. It is the case that online resell sites often don’t actually have the tickets they’re offering and either reimburse a purchase closer to the date or simply scam money from fans as they do not have the tickets in the first place. It is undoubtably the case that some Season Ticket holders have sought to exploit the fantastic season we’ve had and sold their tickets to resell sites for profit. The MSC can never accept fans ripping off other fans in this way and continue to discuss options for dealing with this with the club. This is, of course, a huge issue and one that will become greater if we’re successful in winning promotion to the Premier League. We welcome the decision of the club to establish an internal resale scheme for next season and they will make it very clear that fans identified selling their tickets to rip off sites given this could find their season tickets voided. Given the number of sold out games this season it’s not surprising that touts are seeking to pick up tickets and resell at huge profit from genuine fans desperate to see the match. We, like the club, condemn those ripping you off and we’ll continue to work with the club to find ways of supporting genuine fans and stopping touts and others from exploiting you. #millwallfans #millwallsupportersclub #millwallfc

There is no way of knowing how often Parliament votes against what the public actually wants. Until now. houseofthepeople.com tracks every bill going through Parliament. You vote. We compare it to how your MP voted. The gap speaks for itself.

Matthew Wright proves our point on LBC this morning. The official definition of Islamophobia — now repackaged as “anti-Muslim hostility” — is already silencing legitimate debate and criticism of Islam and its practices. It amounts to a de facto Muslim blasphemy law. The treatment of Nick Timothy by Labour MPs is deeply sinister. The Shadow Justice Secretary criticised mass Muslim prayer in Trafalgar Square, was reported to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, branded “Islamophobic”, and faced calls to resign from Labour MPs and even the Prime Minister. This morning, FSU External Affairs Officer @_ConnieShaw was invited on to discuss the comments made by Nick Timothy. Matthew Wright didn’t want to hear it. After the interview, he told another guest he had “closed her down” because she was “putting out anti-Muslim hatred”. Farcical. In a crowded field, Matthew is this week’s runner up as for chief enforcer of the blasphemy law this week. 👏

A few people have asked about this fascinating story by our @rowenamason (which others have followed up/ expanded on) so am sharing here 👇 She revealed last week that Nigel Farage’s trip to Davos was hosted and paid for by the $10bn family trust of an Iranian-born billionaire. The trust is not Reform’s only link to the Ghandehari family. Last year, she reported that Reform UK received £200k in donations from a small design and architecture firm that had faced a winding-up petition from HMRC. Interior Architecture Landscape - which is run by a man called John Simpson - confirmed to her last week that the Ghandehari family are its clients. A spokesperson said its decision to donate the money to Reform was made independently by the company’s management, and not the Ghandehari family itself. All the details 👇 theguardian.com/politics/2026/…