Secretary to sue FA over ‘offensive’ Premier League emails
Rani Abraham, who says she was exposed to sexist and offensive emails while working at the Premier League, now plans to sue the Football Association.
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Rani Abraham, who says she was exposed to sexist and offensive emails while working at the Premier League, now plans to sue the Football Association.
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