News about Paul Elliott

In June 2021, Humberside Police Officer PC Paul Elliott was accused of attempting to profit from a free promotional beer by giving incorrect names and email addresses. He has since been charged with failing to inform Humberside Police (pictured is the force's headquarters in Hull) when trying to relocate to the Derbyshire Constabulary - and hiding the fact that he was suspended for a speeding offence. On November 17, the former PC will appear before a misconduct panel.

EXCLUSIVE: Kerry Davis will be named as the first black woman to represent England at Wembley Stadium on Monday night. Mail On Sunday Sport can announce that Davis, 60, who was honoured by the national team to attend the Nations League match against England and Germany on Monday, just weeks after the Lionesses made history by halting the country's 56-year wait for a major international trophy. Davis, who made her England debut against Northern Ireland in 1982, went on to play 82 times for England, scoring 44 goals.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Few things are more forlorn than half a double act. One comedian is so much less than two. Since his partner Eric Morecambe's death, dear old Ernie Wise was a lost soul. Little Ern had funny bones in him before, but he soon became a spectacle of pity, limiting himself to doing the panto rounds at Christmas. Mel Giedroyc (pictured) was always the better half of her double act with Cambridge Footlights partner Sue Perkins, but she has lost her own as Handmade: Britain's Best Woodworker (C4) is just too specific.

Exclusive INTERVIEW - BY SAMI MOKBEL: Ben Odeje's story is one of nationality, admiration, and, eventually, recognition. The 67-year-old (pictured) tells a harrowing tale of a man who asked people if people still lived in trees in Africa as he returned home after a humiliating loss in the 1970s. The racial insinuence was too numerous to mention.' Odeje tells Sportsmail that it wasn't always a free-for-all. 'Even the people supposed to be looking after you, the coaches, and your coworkers referred to you as chalky or sambo.' 'The people who are supposed to be on your side were often the biggest perpetrators.' You're trying to fight it, but there is nowhere for you to go.' The issue of bigotry is as relevant as ever, though parents are much more open to their children's participation in football than ever before.

Benjamin Odeje is the first black man to ever represent England, according to Sportsmail. Odeje has been waiting for over half a century for the FA to announce him as the first black footballer to play in an international tournament for England at any level - but his 51-year wait is coming to an end. Following internal talks, Sportmail has learned that the FA has agreed to welcome Odeje, a long liner at Charlton during the 1960s and 1970s, as a special guest to England's UEFA Nations League match against Germany later this month.

Benjamin Odeje is expected to be named as the first black man to represent England, according to Sportsmail. Odeje, 67, has waited more than half a century for them to acknowledge his place as the first black footballer to play in an England international game, but his 51-year career is coming to an end. Following internal discussions, Sportmail has learned that the Football Association has agreed to invite Odeje, who worked at Charlton during the late 1960s and 1970s, as a special guest to England's UEFA Nations League match against Germany later this month.

Since being integrated in one of UEFA's top education programs, the Football Association's historic Leadership Diversity Code has seen a major boost. The code, which was introduced nearly two years ago, was designed to encourage clubs to make diverse appointments within England's top positions by setting recruitment goals rather than quoting numbers. With the code's control body now preparing the second year's results, all 20 Premier League clubs have signed up.

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Unlike the amateur contestants on the main series, the majority of the Celebrity MasterChef (BBC1) line-up doesn't know one end of a blender from the other. We're supposed to believe that the celebs who make aprons spend all their free time in the kitchen. The truth is that some of them will not know how to open a Pret pre-packaged sandwich. They'd have to hire their personal assistants to do it.