Manchester United report a British publication over attack on Ed Woodward's house

Manchester United have accused British publication  Sun for having 'advance tice' of attack on United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward's house. United have also filed a complaint to Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO). 

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Ed Woodward house attack

Ed Woodward's house in Cheshire was attacked by a group of Manchester United supporters on January 29. A video from attack went viral on social media where attackers were seen chanting 'death threats' at Woodward and also throwing flares at his house. Woodward and his family were t at house at time of incident. 

club immediately released a statement to condemn actions of attackers. y said that y'll ensure that a thorough investigation will be carried.

Manchester United released an official statement to anunce that y have filed a formal complaint to IPSO for 'advance tice' and its subsequent cover by Sun. United furr added that reporter present at time of said incident had full kwledge of intended attack. 

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club furr claim that reporter failed to fulfil his duty as a responsible society member and report incident. Manchester United believe that said reporter has violated his ethics as a journalist. 

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Sun releases a statement

Sun subsequently released a statement admitting that y received a 'tip-off' that a mass protest had been planned. While publication condemned attack, y claimed that 'at point of time' did reporter have prior kwledge of criminal activity. newspaper house defended its right to report. y furr agreed to co-operate with enquiry.

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