Steve Scott
Sports Editor and News Presenter at ITV News
Host at ITV News - What You Need To Know
SJA Broadcast Journalist of the Year 2020/2022. Sports Editor and News Presenter @itvnews https://t.co/biHYtRCUK4
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Feb 6, 2025 |
itv.com | Steve Scott
Fresh from an afternoon performing in front of the cameras for a well-known British brand, a session which itself had followed a full morning’s training, Keely Hodgkinson sat down with ITV News to discuss her crazy six months since winning Olympic Gold in Paris. Her talent and no-nonsense personality have always been an attractive proposition to commercial partners, but since standing at the top of the podium in the Stade de France, a whole new world has opened up to her.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
itv.com | Steve Scott
Every club in the National League has joined a campaign to introduce an extra promotion place into the English Football League (EFL). They are calling for the change to be adopted in time for next season. Currently, two places are available for promotion into League 2. The 72 National League clubs want to increase that number by bringing one of them into line with the three-up, three-down policy elsewhere at the top of the football pyramid.
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Feb 3, 2025 |
itv.com | Steve Scott
Luis Rubiales goes on trial today accused of sexual assault for kissing Jenny Hormoso, as ITV News' Sports Editor Steve Scott reportsIn Spain, the trial of Luis Rubiales means so much more than whether he is found guilty of sexual assault, or trying to coerce a World Cup winner to convince an outraged public that his infamous kiss was consensual.
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Jan 30, 2025 |
itv.com | Steve Scott
For the first time in more than three years, Benafsha Hasmiri has played cricket for Afghanistan, but it wasn’t an official match, and it wasn’t staged in the country where she is from. Instead, a team made up of exiles like her turned out against a Cricket Without Borders XI in a symbolic meeting on Thursday in Melbourne, where the Afghan women are now refugees.
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Jan 27, 2025 |
itv.com | Steve Scott
The sacked Premier League referee David Coote says he turned to cocaine because being involved in the "macho world” of football forced him to hide his sexuality. Coote was suspended last year after footage of him emerged using foul language to describe the former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp. Then a video was made public of him snorting what appeared to be white powder. These incidents he’s described as “private moments taken during very low times in my life”.
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The FA’s email to all registered trans women players offers paid for therapy sessions and highlights ways to stay involved in the game “our mixed football format is currently being developed….or you might be willing to consider moving into coaching or being a match official.”
FA ban trans women footballers in England from next season. Background and reaction: https://t.co/GXXfszBPZa
RT @stevescott_itv: BREAKING: The FA to ban trans women from women’s football in England from next season. New policy follows legal advice…
