as for sophie jones, she start of the women's championship.nes, she has her contracts terminated at sheffield united by a mutual consent. she is 110w united by a mutual consent. she is now left football, but she has also given herfirst now left football, but she has also given her first interview on this. in the hearing she was found to have lied to conceal wrongdoing, that was the wording from the hearing. but she continues to say she's not guilty. is not nice when you put my name in google and it comes up on the bbc that i'm a racist and i've been charged with racism. i feel like thatis charged with racism. i feel like that is something that no one should ever go through. and like i said, i had people come to me in the streets and in the gym — ifeel like if had people come to me in the streets and in the gym — i feel like if this we nt and in the gym — i feel like if this went to the police, it wouldn't have gone this far because i would never have been proven guilty. because again, iwas have been proven guilty. because again, i was charged

meanwhile, sophie jones was spurs at the end of the season.cist abuse? in my opinion, i don't think so. so i do think for any racist incident, whether it's men or women's football, i do think that the punishment needs to be a bit stronger. jones had her contract terminated by mutual consent, and has left football, and continues to fiercely protest her innocence. football, and continues to fiercely protest her innocencelj football, and continues to fiercely protest her innocence. i feel if it went to the police it would not have gone this far, because i wouldn't have been proven guilty. i have been tried by a kangaroo court, by the fa, it has gone too far and i don't think anybody should be put through what i have been put through. hector is looking to the future with her new club, charlton. despite everything, she has no regrets. if the same thing were to happen to me again tomorrow, i'd do exactly the same thing. because one thing i do know is that i stayed true to myself. i was honest, and that's all i can do, really. there needs to be more

the afghan governmt and taliban have not negotiated publicly in any way andly certainly form sophie: seth jones, ank you very much indeed for your time. seth: thank you. sophie: the new york police department has sacked the officer who ed an illegalch gaold that contributed to the death of erier, an unarmed black man, in 2015. garner's pleas that he could not breathe brought attention to the case andth launcheblack lives matter movement. here was police commsioner james o'neill making the announcement. >> in this case, the unintended consequence of mr. garner's death must have a consequence of n.s therefore, i agree with the deputy commissioner recommendations. it is clear that daniel pantaleo can no longer effectively serve as a new york city police officer. sophie: a brief time ago i spoke to the bbc's nick bryant about the case. bring us up-to-date. some time has passed between the sad passing and today's decisi. ck: five summers have passed,e and rner family has been pressing for a long time for the sacking of daniel pantaleo. one of theeasons it took so long was the criminal ststice had to

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