I understand the furore over the image. Here’s a look at how many news organisations pick their images🧵

(Disclaimer: I’m not speaking for anyone, defending anyone…or attacking anyone. Your conclusion is your business)

https://twitter.com/bbcworld/status/1781235751083978942

News media often subscribe to news wire agencies (like AFP, AP, Getty etc) for images, video, text, and alerts. In this case, once the article is written, whoever is handling the publishing would search the wires for “Tunde Onakoya”, and pick from the available images 1/

I might be the only LUFC fan not too worried after watching that. Hahaha. A few points: We need Bamford and Ayling back asap. Struijk should have started. Forshaw remains essential. Meslier 🔥 And Roberts was actually good.

Update & Background on the situation in Sudan: The military regime has scrapped all previous agreements with the protest groups and called for elections to be held within 9 months. Casualty figures rising from Monday's violence: activists say more than 30 killed And hundreds wounded after security forces broke up a protest outside the army headquarters in Khartoum. Media not being allowed to cover the situation freely but still there is a lot of footage of security forces beating protesters + sound of gunfire and video of casualties