Problem: British police are investigating the death of a man who was found unconscious at a soccer match on Saturday. A 30-year-old, who has not yet been named, died in hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning following Stoke City's Premier League match at home to Blackburn Rovers. He was treated at the Britannia Stadium for a head injury and cardiac arrest before being taken to the University Hospital of North Staffordshire, Stoke's Web site reported. "A 30-year-old man was pronounced dead at 1.55 a.m. this morning," Staffordshire Police said in a statement on Sunday. "The circumstances are being fully investigated and a 25-year-old man remains in custody and is helping police with their inquiries." Stoke's Web site reported that the dead man was one of 1,300 Blackburn supporters to attend the match, which City won 3-0. He was found on the concourse of the stadium's SEAT stand at about 4 p.m. during the halftime break. "This is the tragic loss of a young man. Our thoughts and deepest sympathies go to his family," Stoke's chief executive Tony Scholes said. Blackburn also released a statement of condolence to the man's family.
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Answer: British police investigating death of man who found unconscious at a soccer match. A 30-year-old man died in hospital in the early hours of Sunday morning. He was found collapsed in a stand at halftime in match between Stoke and Blackburn. Stoke report that he was treated at the scene for a head injury and cardiac arrest.

Problem: A banner demanding that New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio apologise to police in the city flew over the city on New Year's Eve. The banner read 'De Blasio, apologize to the NYPD!!' and was flown up and down the Hudson river on Wednesday afternoon. The message for the mayor was ordered by the son of a NYPD police officer, who said he wanted to embarrass de Blasio. Message: A banner from the son of a reading 'de Blasio, apologize to the NYPD' was flown over Hudson River on New Years Eve. Bad run: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has been heavily criticised by the NYPD over his comments following the death of Eric Garner. Michael Sheehan, 49, a retired Westchester County correction officer whose father was a Bronx NYPD detective told the New York Daily News he paid $1,000 for the 90-minute flight. The banner comes just days after another reading 'De Blasio, our backs have turned to you' was flown over New York City. It is not yet known who ordered the first banner as the advertising agency who organised it said the buyer wanted to remain anonymous. Many NYPD cops are furious with the mayor for his sympathy toward protesters who rallied against alleged police brutality when a grand jury failed to indict an officer for the chokehold death of Eric Garner. De Blasio's remarks, including a statement that he had talked to his biracial son about the possibility he could be stopped by the NYPD, seemed to confirm long-held NYPD suspicions that he held anti-cop views. Michael Sheehan, 49, a retired Westchester County correction officer whose father was a Bronx NYPD detective paid $1,000 for the 90-minute flight. Dozens of cops - from the NYPD and around the country, turned their backs on Mayor Bill de Blasio as he spoke at the funeral for slain Officer Rafael Ramos last weekend. Harsh words: This banner was seen flying across New York City last Friday. During a speech where he called for peaceful protests following the death of Eric Garner, de Blasio said:. 'Chirlane and I have had to talk to Dante for years about the dangers that he may face – good young man, law abiding young man, never would think to do anything wrong, and yet because of the history that still hangs over us, the dangers he may face. 'We’ve had to literally train him, as families have all over this city for decades, in how to take special care in any encounter he has with the police officers who are there to protect him.' When two officers were gunned down on December 20 by a fanatic who claimed he was retaliating for Garner's death, the head of the largest NYPD union, Patrick Lynch, declared that de Blasio has 'blood on his hands.' NYPD cops turned their backs on the mayor when he visited the slain cops' families at the hospital. Then, at the funeral for Officer Rafael Ramos last weekend, dozens of officers were pictured refusing to face de Blasio when he took the podium. Then, at NYPD academy graduation on Monday, the mayor was met by scattered boos and was heckled while he spoke. Yesterday, it was revealed that de Blasio's lobbyists called top political allies and asked them to publicly slam the NYPD unions and cops for turning their backs on the New York mayor at a funeral for a slain officer, it has been revealed. City Hall tensions with the NYPD took a dramatic turn for the worse after the murders of NYPD officers Wenjian Liu and Rafael Ramos. DNA Info quoted two lawmakers who received calls from the de Blasio's aides asking them to speak out against the NYPD for its protest. 'City Hall wanted me to blast the Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association for turning their backs on him,' one politician told the news site. 'They called up Monday, said they were calling all of us, and that it was our obligation to stand up defending the mayor.' The angry lawmaker said the request, made to both state legislators from New York City and city council members, was 'not really appropriate.' Another politician confirmed he got a call, as well, according to DNA Info. A City Hall spokesman tried to cast the calls to legislators in a different light - saying the mayor's aide were simply asking for 'statements of support' for the families of two slain NYPD officers.

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Banner demanding Bill de Blasio apologise to the NYPD flown over NY. Police angered over his support for protests over Eric Garner death. Comes days after another banner that read: 'Our backs have turned on you. Officers turned their backs on de Blasio at funeral for slain NYPD Officer. De Blasio was booed and heckled at the NYPD academy graduation.