About this episode
David Sullivan steps down as co-chairman of West Ham amid allegations, while a Ukrainian commander discusses drone strikes on Russia and D-Day veterans commemorate their anniversary in France.
The co-chairman of West Ham football club, David Sullivan, steps down in response to allegations dating back to his time in the pornography industry. BBC Panorama and The Times are due to publish a joint investigation on Monday. Also: A Ukrainian commander involved in drone strikes on St Petersburg tells the BBC it was easy to hit Russia. And some of Britain's last surviving D-Day veterans mark the 82nd anniversary in France.
Topics covered
- West Ham
- David Sullivan
- D-Day veterans
- Ukraine
- drone strikes
- investigation
Keywords
- West Ham
- David Sullivan
- D-Day
- Ukraine
- drone strikes
- BBC Panorama
- The Times
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: West Ham football club, BBC Panorama, The Times
Places: St Petersburg, Russia, France
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