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The C of E. God save The Queen! (talk).

The photos led to a number of postmen working for Royal Mail losing their jobs because they had been seen in the photos and in television coverage^[1], even if they hadn't been arrested.^[2] Michael Doherty, the chairman of the Communication Workers Union, and his brother Tom took Royal Mail to an employment tribunal for unfair dismissal claiming they had been acting in self-defense.^[3] The tribunal ruled in their favour^[4] and ordered Royal Mail to reinstate them.^[5]

that Rangers football fans were warned not to sing the Billy Boys despite UEFA previously saying they were unable to do anything about it because it was a tolerated historical and social song?

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^ "FIRST CLASS THUGS; Postmen are caught in Copenhagen football rampage. - Free Online Library".
^ "Post Office refuses to reinstate worker". 31 October 2001.
^ "Post worker was 'hardened hooligan'". 13 August 2001.
^ M. Doherty v Consignia, UK (Employment Tribunal 2001).
^ "Sacked Post Office worker reinstated". 26 October 2001.

[1] "FIRST CLASS THUGS; Postmen are caught in Copenhagen football rampage. - Free Online Library".

[2] "Post Office refuses to reinstate worker". 31 October 2001.

[3] "Post worker was 'hardened hooligan'". 13 August 2001.

[4] M. Doherty v Consignia, UK (Employment Tribunal 2001).

[5] "Sacked Post Office worker reinstated". 26 October 2001.

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