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Dario Gradi says he accepts the decision and apologises again to Barry Bennell's victims.

An exhibition entitled No More is being held at The Forum in Norwich to share stories from survivors of childhood sexual abuse.

A judge dismissed damages claims brought against the football club by eight men who were abused by Barry Bennell more than 30 years ago.

An SAS: Who Dares Wins contestant has opened up to the show's team about his history of childhood sexual abuse. Jamie Cartwright, number 14, was called into the mirror room by the staff to review his performance on the course, after a not-so-good day of challenges. Minnow FilmsChannel 4 "We've got a long way to go on this. But we can tell you are a team player," said Melvyn Downes. The comment spurred Jamie to open up about his youth, as he said: "I left school and played football for five years, Staff. I played for Stoke City. "Unfortunately, I never broke into the first team."

THE Football Association has been accused of “truly shocking” failings that cost young people their childhoods following the publication of the Sheldon Review into historical sexual abuse within the game. Survivors’ groups accused the FA of neglecting a course of action that should have been “blindingly obvious” in response to the emerging scandal, and DCMS chief Julian Knight said the governing body has “grave questions to answer.” Meanwhile, one abuse survivor described the scope and findings of the report itself as “dilute as Vimto for two-year olds.” The review was publi...