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You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeSteve Bruce has revealed that social media users have sent him death threats and that the Newcastle United head coach dies of COVID 19.The 60 year old is not on social media but his son, Alex, has a Twitter account and regularly receives abuse aimed at his father at all times of day and night.Indeed, just a simple search of Bruce name on the platform brings up a host of shocking and disgusting messages that no one should ever have to read.Bruce has now become the first Premier League manager to come out and speak in such detail about his own experience just a few days after referee Mike Dean received death threats following two controversial red card incidents last week.”I just know that in conversations I had with with my family over the last few days, when we been talking about the Mike Dean situation, it was brought to my attention that I had it too,” Bruce told reporters on Zoom.Read MoreNewcastle United news LIVE Callum Wilson ruled out for at least six weeks with injury”It really horrible stuff, which I couldn really get my breath with. Things like someone saying they hope I die of Covid and all of this.”It absolutely vile and obscene. It has to be stopped.

Importantly, in these difficult times when misinformation is rife, we have seen growing audiences for trusted news sources including hundreds of millions coming to the BBC. “This is not just about stopping the BBC from broadcasting news in China, there are significant and growing global threats to the free media as some seek to increase their control of information. Now, more than ever, it is important that we speak out to defend free and fair journalism.” Senior BBC sources said there was now three fold threat from states such as China and Russia, through manipulation of social media, funding their own biased news operations and shutting down trusted international broadcasters.