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A Premier League panel will meet on Monday to decide whether Scudamore should face action.

A Premier League panel will meet next week to decide whether chief executive Richard Scudamore should face action for sending sexist emails.

He spoke to Coburn on the Daily Politics, along with MPs Nigel Evans and Chris Bryant, about what action could be taken, and whether directors of phone firms should face action personally and be liable to fines.

The former Tottenham Hotspur footballer and BBC presenter Garth Crooks, writing in the Guardian, said Terry should still face action from the FA.

United are unhappy that at the last meeting of the Premier League's shareholders a gentleman's agreement was made that any club who have been guilty of using underhand tactics in the past should not face action if they admitted it to the authorities.

The Football Association will wait for the match report from the referee, Neil Swarbrick, before deciding whether anyone should face disciplinary action.

Directors of children's services should face disciplinary action if they fail to ensure children are protected from abuse, a government report said today.

But Pondexter should face disciplinary action of some type to reinforce a necessary message: that even in cyberspace, where unfiltered self-expression is the norm, a player's public communiqués via Twitter or Facebook represent a team and a league.

Whatever agency's sins may be, it opened the way for something like competition, which is why it seems on the face of it painfully odd that publishers should face legal action for anti-competitive practices in adopting it.

Now the special commissioner of investigation for New York City schools, Richard J. Condon, says they should face disciplinary action and, possibly, criminal penalties, for stealing time from the school system.

Earlier, Chief Inspector Jerry Reakes-Williams, who led an inquiry into the October 2012 meeting and whether the officers had tried to discredit Mr Mitchell, said he believed the trio should face disciplinary action.