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Brian Madjo and the tendency to lump expectations on young shoulders

In today’s Football Daily: Leo mourns and star is born

The Guardian - UK · Aug 13

Gary Lineker flanked by celebrities ahead of new game show

The former England footballer will front ITV’s The Box, in which 10 celebrity contestants are plunged into the unknown.

Evening Standard · Aug 13

Wayne Rooney joins forces with YouTuber for new Man United show on Disney

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The Independent UK · Aug 13

120 millionaires have signed a letter begging the British government to tax them more: 'We can afford it'

Millionaires including Brian Echo, Gary Lineker, and Simon Pegg have signed a letter to U.K.’s prime minister asking for higher taxes to tackle inequality.

Fortune · Jul 24

Patriotic Millionaires: The group behind the super rich demanding they pay more tax

Millionaires in the UK and US are asking to pay their share by taxing wealth to raise money

The Independent UK · Jul 23

'We Can Afford It': Over 100 UK Millionaires Urge Andy Burnham to Tax Them More to Fund Public Services

Over 120 UK millionaires, including Gary Lineker and Brian Eno, urge Prime Minister Andy Burnham to introduce higher taxes on the wealthy to fund public services and tackle inequality.

International Business Times UK · Jul 23

Who are the patriotic millionaires? The UK figures begging Burnham to tax them more

You can find the full list of signatories here.

The Independent UK · Jul 23

'I welcome it': Minister reacts to UK millionaires' plea to pay more tax

Gary Lineker is among the signatories of the ‘Proud to Pay’ letter, which claims cash raised from higher taxes on wealth could be used to reduce inequality,

Evening Standard · Jul 23

Minister declines to say whether Burnham will heed Lineker’s call for wealth tax

Former footballer Gary Lineker is among 120 UK millionaires urging the Government to tax wealth.

Evening Standard · Jul 23

Five ways Andy Burnham could fund his early premiership giveaways

Andy Burnham has announced a series of mini giveaways on energy bills, buses and pub business rates in his first week as prime minister with potentially more to come. Political editor David Maddox looks at how he might pay for them

The Independent UK · Jul 23