Reform UK pressed the Football Association to scrap its diversity and inclusion policies, with party equalities spokesperson Suella Braverman calling the FA's target to increase ethnic diversity among England men's coaching staff "inherently racist." Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy accused Reform of inserting "toxic politics" into football, while the FA defended its strategy as necessary to reflect the nation's diversity and open pathways for underrepresented groups.
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Reform UK pressed the Football Association to scrap its diversity and inclusion policies, with party equalities spokesperson Suella Braverman calling the FA's target to increase ethnic diversity among England men's coaching staff "inherently racist." Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy accused Reform of inserting "toxic politics" into football, while the FA defended its strategy as necessary to reflect the nation's diversity and open pathways for underrepresented groups.