Gary Lineker, former England soccer star, removed from BBC show after critical tweets of UK migrant policy
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Sunak hopes for solution as Lineker removal sparks BBC sport chaos
LONDON: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he hoped a stand-off between Gary Lineker and the BBC can be "resolved in a timely manner" after the British broadcaster's sport service was decimated on Saturday (Mar 11).
Mutiny at the BBC: Gary Lineker row causes growing crisis at UK broadcaster
LONDON: Britain's BBC faced a mounting crisis as a row over football presenter Gary Lineker's criticism of government migration policy led to a presenter mutiny, drew a comment from the prime minister and left the broadcaster's boss defending his position.
'He’s a big-game player' - Erling Haaland lauded as incredible stat shows impact on Man City
Tim Sherwood has lauded "big-game player" Erling Haaland after the Manchester City striker's late goal secured his side the three points against Crystal Palace.
Match of the Day 2 decision taken amid ongoing Gary Lineker BBC crisis
Match of the Day 2 is set to follow a reduced format for tonight's show, it is understood.
Chelsea vs Manchester United to be screened without punditry due to BBC Football Gary Lineker fallout
The Women's Super League title fight between Manchester United and Chelsea is set to be shown without studio presenting or punditry due to the BBC Football strike.
Talks continuing to resolve row between Lineker and BBC
Talks are continuing to try to resolve the row between football presenter Gary Lineker and the BBC that has led to a boycott by sports presenters and disruption to football coverage across BBC television and radio.
LIVE: Match of the Day 2 in doubt amid Gary Lineker BBC crisis - latest updates
The BBC's Sunday sports coverage - including Match of the Day 2 - remains up in the air as the row over Gary Lineker's suspension rumbles on. Shows are in chaos as presenters, pundits and commentators down tools in support of the former England striker, who was suspended for comparing the language around Home Secretary Suella Braverman's 'cruel' migrant policy with that of 1930s Germany on Twitter.