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Prime Minister Andy Burnham expressed significant concern on Wednesday regarding the potential sale of Manchester City by its owners. Downing Street later clarified that no one is "above the rules" and the independent process must run its course. City, who deny wrongdoing, have until Friday to appeal the findings of an independent commission.
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