All news by author: Darren Lewis

After the Jaws actor's rant about diversity in movies, where he raged about not being able to play a Black man on screen, Darren Lewis is stunned that he's still having to push back against such entitlement

Manchester United slipped to a dismal defeat at relegation battlers West Ham after a horror David de Gea mistake which has boosted Liverpool's confidence of catching them

Tottenham, who are set to miss out on Champions League football next season, are on the hunt for their next permanent manager after sacking Antonio Conte in March

The Coronation could have been a chance for the Royals to appeal to the younger generations, says Darren Lewis, but the invitation to swear allegiance shows The Firm is still stuck in the past

WEST HAM 1-2 LIVERPOOL: The Reds have won their last three matches and have now pushed themselves back into top four contention after a hard-fought victory

The former Tottenham Hotspur and Paris Saint-Germain boss is set to become the Blues' fourth manager of the season and take charge at Stamford Bridge, having been out of work since leaving PSG last summer

The Mirror's Darren Lewis had a back and forth with murdered Stephen Lawrence's friend Duwayne Brooks over his decision to stand as a Conservative candidate for London Mayor

The England captain was wondering 'what's the f*****g point?' in 2021 and so little has changed at Tottenham since then to persuade him to stay

Duwayne Brooks had mayoral ambitions in 2018 but commitments took him abroad at short notice. But now he appears determined to channel his energy into holding the police to account

Darren Lewis says in light of the Essex pub row over displaying racist dolls, some people need a history lesson to be reminded of the generations enslaved and violated on the basis of their skin colour WARNING: STORY CONTAINS LANGUAGE SOME READERS MAY FIND OFFENSIVE

Arsenal midfielder Granit Xhaka has called on fans to support Bukayo Saka after the Gunners winger was the target of racist abuse after his penalty miss against West Ham

Arsenal surrendered another lead against West Ham United at the London Stadium with Manchester City now just four points behind with a game in hand in the race for the Premier League title

Goals from Gabriel Jesus and Martin Odegaard had sent Arsenal 2-0 up - but Said Benrahma pulled one back and Jarrod Bowen equalised after Bukayo Saka had missed a penalty

Arsenal missed out on the chance to re-open the gap at the top as they were pegged back by West Ham at the London Stadium with Manchester City now hot on their heels

Aaron Ramsdale has been relegated from the Premier League twice - with Bournemouth and Sheffield United - but this season he could claim the title with Arsenal

Goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale has played a key role in Arsenal's Premier League title challenge and could become Gareth Southgate's new England No. 1

Club legend and former manager Frank Lampard could return to Chelsea on a short-term basis to replace Graham Potter after holding talks with owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali

For a Conservative Party without a plan, a Home Secretary determined to start a race war is a perfect distraction

Eleven months into the supposed brave new world under Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali, and the decisiveness and clear-eyed thinking under Roman Abramovich has been replaced by chaos at Chelsea

Fulham manager Marco Silva is in contention to become the next Chelsea manager after Graham Potter was sacked following Saturday's Premier League defeat to Aston Villa

Graham Potter has been sacked as Chelsea manager with the Blues staring at their worst Premier League finish in 27 years following their defeat to Aston Villa

Former England captain Michael Vaughan was cleared of making racist comments towards Azeem Rafiq and other Asian players by the Cricket Discipline Commission

Referee John Davies has been banned for 12 weeks, with eight suspended for 12 months, for using racist and sexist language at a Show Racism The Red Card session

Darren Lewis is disgusted by the cheap jokes from the Live at the Apollo star, punching down at the lives lost, misery and misfortune, and thinks the comedian needs to rethink his material if he wants to keep any kind of audience

Trouble is, we’ve been here before - with the Scarman Report in 1981 and the 1999 MacPherson inquiry which famously found the Met to be institutionally racist