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W1A Stars Hugh Bonneville And Jason Watkins Send Up BBC Gary Lineker Saga In Character

What better time could there be to hear from "Head Of Values" Ian Fletcher?
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BBC Responds To Claims They Won't Broadcast Attenborough Doc Over 'Right-Wing Backlash' Worries

A BBC rep has branded the reports "totally inaccurate".
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More Match Of The Day Team Members Pull Out Of This Week's Show In Solidarity With Gary Lineker

Ian Wright and Alan Shearer previously shared they'd be sitting out this week's broadcast in a show of support with their colleague.
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Match Of The Day To Go Ahead Without Presenter And Pundits, BBC Confirms

Saturday's show will “focus on match action without studio presentation or punditry”.
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Piers Morgan Brands BBC 'Pathetically Spineless' Over Gary Lineker Decision

The broadcaster said Gary would step back from Match Of The Day until it agreed a "clear position on his use of social media".
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Andrew Marr Says Gary Lineker Row Proves Tories Are 'Weirdly Obsessive' About The BBC

"Now, let’s all of us, please, start talking about something else".
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Gary Lineker Insists He Doesn't Fear Suspension From BBC Over Migrant Crackdown Row

The Match Of The Day host said he stood by his condemnation of government plans to stop migrant boats crossing the Channel.
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BBC 'To Have Frank Conversation' With Gary Lineker Over Latest Government Criticism

The Match Of The Day host compared the government's plans to stop migrant boats crossing the Channel to Nazi Germany.
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Ken Bruce Admits Early Radio 2 Exit 'Seems A Shame'

The iconic presenter revealed over the weekend that the BBC was making him leave his Radio 2 show earlier than planned.
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Here's How You Can Get Your Hands On Tickets For This Year's Eurovision Song Contest

The much-loved music event will be taking place in Liverpool this year, on behalf of Ukraine.
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About BBC
The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) is a British public service broadcasting organisation. It was founded in 1922, and in 1936 launched the world's first regular high definition television service. It operates under Royal Charter in a licence agreement with the UK government, and receives money from the licence fee which is supplemented by the commercial activities of BBC Worldwide. The BBC operates several television channels, including the flagship BBC One and Two channels, as well as radio stations serving the whole of the UK and its different regions.