• Science News (online) - We prioritize family over self, and that has real-world implications

• La Vanguardia (Spain) - Los vínculos sociales ayudan a mantener la salud en situaciones de crisis

• Telegraph (UK) - Older people break Covid rules more than the young because they worry less about the future

• Science News (USA) - Why do we miss the rituals put on hold by the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Der Spiegel (GER) - Does watching football make you sick?

• The Times of India (India) - Study claims football fans experience a dangerous levels of stress

• Independent (UK online) - Devoted football fans experience dangerous levels of stress, research finds

• UNILAD (Online)

• BBC News (Online) - Devoted football fans experience 'dangerous' levels of stress

• Daily Mail (Football: Online) - Football fans are 'at risk of a heart attack' due to intense levels of physical stress while watching their team play, Oxford researchers claim

• The Sun (UK) - LIFE'S A PITCH Football fans at greater risk of heart attacks due to stress levels, research claims

• Daily Mail (health: online) - Devoted football fans may be at greater risk of heart attacks because of 'rocketing' levels of stress during matches, scientists claim

• LCI (France) - If you support your football team too much, you risk your health

• BBC (Turkey) - Dangerous levels of stress seen in dedicated football fans

• The South African (SA) - Hit-documentary series from Spielberg and Gibney explores why we hate

• International Business Times - Ritual group pain: Strong negative experiences help explain evolutionary puzzle of suicide attacks

• Independent (UK) - Third of adults ‘feel pressured to drink alcohol while socialising’

• The Mirror (UK) - Three in 10 Brits have felt pressured into drinking alcohol when socialising

• BBC Sport (online) - Drug-related offences in football could mean five-year bans

• Telegraph (UK) - Habitual cocaine use by football fans is a problem the sport needs to face

• Athletic (online) - Special report: The ‘flagrant’ use of cocaine at football grounds

• Joe (Online) - ‘I did three grams of coke during a game’: Inside football’s problem with Class A drugs

• Independent (UK) - Police call for cocaine users to be banned from football matches after Euros mayhem

• Police Oracle (UK) - Staffordshire and Wiltshire removed from special measures after making improvements

• The Telegraph (UK) - Revealed: 'Alarming' cocaine use at Wembley for England vs Czech Republic

• Police Professional (UK) - Cocaine use fuelling new wave of football violence

• Daily Mail (UK) - Egos inflated by cocaine and fan tribe culture create a lethal combination

• Telegraph (UK) - Louts – and cocaine – are ruining the sports-watching experience

• Police Professional (UK) - Cocaine-fuelled hooligans to be banned from football matches

• Telegraph (UK) - English football to launch social-media blitz targeting 'idiots' amid surge in crowd disorder

• Guardian (UK) - The rise of disorder at football: why is it happening and what can be done?

• The Irish Times (Ireland) - What is driving rise in disorder at Premier League matches?

• BBC Sport (online) - Football police chief says cocaine a 'contributing factor' to increased disorder

• Independent (UK) - ‘You have to plan for a siege’: Police should have predicted Wembley storming, experts say

• Mail Online (UK) - From jumping on tables to taking their tops off: Experts explore the science behind football fan behaviours ahead of the Euro 2020 final

• Vice (International) - Cocaine Makes Football Fans More Aggressive, Say Football Fans

• Daily Star (UK) - 'Racism isn't going away' Expert in DAMNING verdict on football abuse

• Mail Online (UK) - A lack of police, untrained stewards, complacency from football's powers-that-be, idiotic fans... all combine to leave the beautiful game in the gutter

• BBC Mundo (Argentina) - River - Boca en la final de la Copa Libertadores: ¿por qué los hinchas de ambos equipos se odian tanto?

• Cosmos (Online) - Football violence driven by tribal loyalties

• UOL Noticias (Brazil) - Violência nos estádios está ligada a comportamentos humanos primitivos.

• Business Standard (India) - Desire to protect fans lead to football hooliganism

• Haaretz (Israel) - What Soccer Hooligans and Terrorists Have in Common

• International Business Times - How understanding football violence could help the fight against terrorism

• New York Post (USA) - Soccer fans have the same mentality as terrorists, study claims

• The Sun (UK) - A YOB FOR LIFE Football hooligans behave like TERRORISTS, Oxford University academic claims

• The Mirror (UK) - Millions of drivers miss out on road trip memories as they focus on SatNavs and traffic

• PsyPost (online) - Awe-inducing raves are linked to transformative experiences and social bonding, study finds

• DJ Mag (online) - Raving and psychedelics create “meaningful social bonds”, study finds

• Mixmag (UK) - Raving changes our brains and creates meaningful bonds, according to study

• Open Democracy (online) - We must realise the threat posed by Saudi Arabia’s Newcastle ‘sportswashing’

• The Telegraph (UK)- What watching England play football does to your body

• i (UK) - Why it's better to watch the Euros in a crowd, according to scientists

• The Telegraph (UK) - Revealed: the surprising softer side of football hooligans

• The Sun (UK) - HUG A HOOLIGAN Football hooligans would rather HUG than fight, study finds

• Sun (UK) - FANFARE New generation of Premier League fans are NOT as die hard – with 20 per cent not even supporting a team

• Guardian (UK) - Forget winning streaks, it's the bad times that really fuse us together in football – and in life

• Mail Online (UK) - Fans of Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea are 'not as loyal to their fellow supporters as those of less successful football clubs' as seeing your team LOSE strengthens ties

• Telegraph (UK, Print) - Shared 'suffering' by fans of the worst Premier League teams creates 'strong social glue', study finds

• Le Temps (France) - Les plus mauvais clubs ont les meilleurs supporters, indique une étude britannique

• Independent (UK) - Football clubs urged to help ‘stressed’ football fans chill out and avoid serious health risks, study shows

• BBC News Videos (UK) - Football 'not just a game' for devoted fans

• Mail Online (UK) - The secret of football hooliganism: Violent fans are 'socially bonding', researchers say

• La Vanguardia (Spain) - El vínculo social es la causa de que existan los hooligans

• Punch (Nigeria) - Study shows social bonding key cause of football violence

• XinHuaNet (China) - Study shows social bonding key cause of football violence

• Rzeczpospolita (Poland) - Tribal community of fans

• The Sun (UK) - MIND GAMES Fans of poor Premier League teams develop a ‘Band of Brothers’ mentality similar to SUICIDE BOMBERS, study reveals

• Mail Online (UK) - Why fans of perennially-poor football teams share traits with suicide bombers: Band of brothers' mentality can drive extreme behaviour

• The Telegraph (UK) - Football defeat inspires fans' loyalty just as much as victory, psychologists find

• The Mail, North West Evening Mail (UK) - Psychologists work out why we stay loyal to our football club - even in defeat

• Independent.ie (Ireland) - Psychologists work out why we stay loyal to our football club - even in defeat

• Mail Online (UK) - Why we can't help supporting the losing teams: Football fans' loyalty is made STRONGER by defeats

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