Adil Challenges MP Oliver Dowden About Systemic Racism In Heated Discussion | Good Morning Britain

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The Culture secretary Oliver Dowden explains that although the government didn’t need to step in to the prevent the top 6 from joining the European Super League that they will be having a fan-led review led by the former sports minister Tracey Crouch and to use this an opportunity to review how football is run. When quizzed on systematic racism in the sport and in society by Adil, the conversation gets heated.

Broadcast on 21/04/21

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Oliver James Dowden CBE is a British politician serving as Co-Chairman of the Conservative Party alongside Ben Elliot since 2021. He also serves as Minister without Portfolio.

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