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The British Council has said it will investigate comments allegedly made by one of its senior employees on Facebook that criticise Prince George for living "on public money".

The IPCC will investigate comments from the secretary of the police federation, Paul Middup, named in the media as the source of untrue allegations of fans' drunken behaviour.

The FA is also bound to investigate comments by Taylor, whose outrage at being judged to have handled for the decisive spot-kick led him to criticise the officials.

This week, the school's ruling council, or shura, appointed a three-member panel to investigate comments reportedly made by the cleric, Ghulam Mohammed Vastanvi, who was elected only last month.

The trust also asked BBC management to investigate comments that Brand made on Moyles's show about dancer Georgina Baillie, who became embroiled in the Sachsgate affair after Ross and Brand left lewd messages about her on her grandfather Andrew Sachs' answerphone.

His long battle against the Allied Capital Corporation prompted the S.E.C. to investigate comments he had made about that company, an episode he discusses in his new book, "Fooling Some of the People All of the Time," which he is busy promoting.

The European Champions Cup authorities are investigating comments made by the Toulon prop Martin Castrogiovanni immediately after his side's defeat to Leicester on Sunday following a complaint by the Tigers.

In a statement, the force confirmed that officials at its internal watchdog, the Directorate of Professional Standards (DPS), had been investigating comments made on the Facebook group for three months.

The club suspended the former St Johnstone forward on March 22 as they investigated comments he made in a conversation with someone masquerading as an agent, which was subsequently broadcast online.

"This is a joyous day, this is a special day, and like Forrest Gump said, 'That's all I have to say about that.' " Allegations that he used human growth hormone — something he also denied — may be harder to dispel because the league is investigating comments made by a pharmacist in an undercover interview included in an Al Jazeera documentary.

Indeed, La Liga seems to be behind the curve in taking on racism, compared with its counterparts like the Bundesliga in Germany or the Premier League in England, which has recently investigated comments made in games by Chelsea's John Terry and Liverpool's Luis Suárez.