Prime Minister issues new statement on Manchester City charges

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► Subscribe to Sky Sports: http://bit.ly/SkySportsSub ► Watch Sky Sports with NOW: https://bit.ly/NOWSkySportsYT Prime Minister Andy Burnham has issued a new statement on the Manchester City case. The statement has come via a 10 Downing Street spokesperson and said: "As the Prime Minister made clear, the initial judgement is serious and there can’t be any suggestion that anyone is above the rules. He also stressed that it is an ongoing independent process. It is essential that it is allowed to run its course and the outcome respected. Wherever wrongdoing is established, those responsible should face the appropriate consequences." Manchester City are expected to appeal the decision. #premierleague #primeminister #mancity MMA: https://bit.ly/SkySportsMMA Netball: https://bit.ly/SkySportsNetball NFL: https://bit.ly/SkySportsNFL Rugby League: https://bit.ly/SkySportsRugbyLeague Rugby Union: https://bit.ly/SkySportsRugbyUnion Tennis: https://bit.ly/SkySportsTennis More from Sky Sp

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