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Married Premier League star 'breaks Covid-19 rules for drug-fuelled gay sex orgy'
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mirror.co.ukA married Premier League football allegedly broke strict coronavirus rules to take part in a drug-fuelled gay sex orgy. According to reports, the footballer - who cannot been named - took cocaine while participating in X-rated activity in Chesire.
The affair was purportedly filmed and footage leaked on Snapchat. The case is allegedly the latest involving a footballer breaking coronavirus protocol at a time where cases in the UK are at an all-time high.
The Premier League tested 1,479 players and club staff between December 21 and 27, and a huge 18 individuals tested positive.
It is not suggested that any of those testing positive also breached Covid-19 rules. This number eclipsed the previous highest number of cases, 16, which was
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Creating Change announces workshop, institutes
The organizers of the 2021 Creating Change Conference on Monday, Jan. 4, announced the full slate of workshops and other sessions organized for the 33rd annual conference, set for Jan. 28-31. This year, for the first time in its 33 year history, Creating Change will hold all of its institutes, workshops, keynotes and caucus sessions completely online in an effort to help stem the spread of COVID-19. The event, run by the National LGBTQ Task Force, is a space for learning, connecting and growing as LGBTQ activists, leaders, allies, and changemakers from across the nation join together.
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