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The Blu-Ray and DVD set will include special features that are exclusive to the physical release, as well as Stories from The Bunkhouse tied to each episode. One exclusive featurette takes fans to ...

Under-fire referee Michael Oliver WILL take charge of a Premier League match this weekend, it's been confirmed. Reports say that when Oliver woke on Sunday morning, the day after Arsenal's victory ...

Instead, she wound up in “The Box,” playing an Atropian DVD seller or a bomb-making chemist who the soldiers might find if they sweep a certain room of the set (it’s all very Donald Rumsfeld ...

Referee Michael Oliver will officiate a Premier League game this weekend despite facing death threats and 'abhorrent' abuse after controversially sending off Arsenal defender Myles Lewis-Skelly ...

Premier League referee Michael Oliver will resume officiating duties this weekend despite being the target of threats and abuse. Oliver was thrust into the limelight following his controversial ...

White first called Oliver a “fat chef with a drum kit” in an interview with The Sun in 2007, before hitting out at him again for being “delusional” and refusing to admit he had “f***ed ...

Myles Lewis-Skelly (left, centre) was sent off by referee Michael Oliver on Saturday / Catherine Ivill - AMA/GettyImages Premier League referee Michael Oliver is under police protection after ...

The behaviour of a large minority of Arsenal fans has been embarrassing for a very long time, however, this latest Michael Oliver incident is just beyond belief. Just in case you weren’t aware ...

The PGMOL, the body that oversees officiating in English soccer, says it is “appalled” by the “threats and abuse” aimed at referee Michael Oliver after his controversial decision to show a ...