we want to focus on gary lineker.n in it. no, it isn't, we should be ignoring the — in it. no, it isn't, we should be ignoring the entire _ in it. no, it isn't, we should be ignoring the entire event i in it. no, it isn't, we should be ignoring the entire event and l ignoring the entire event and boycotting it. but the fa spend their— boycotting it. but the fa spend their time talking about how accepting they are of the lgbt community, yet when it comes to money— community, yet when it comes to money and — community, yet when it comes to money and losing money, it's completely different story. i don't understand why gary lineker is at the front— understand why gary lineker is at the front page saying "we talked about _ the front page saying "we talked about boycotting," then not boycotting, so theyjust talked about — boycotting, so theyjust talked about it — boycotting, so theyjust talked about it. this is not something that the uk _ about it. this is not something that the uk should even be involved in. that should —

also roger mosey and gary lineker.ek at the usual time with another edition of the media show. goodbye. hello. for many of us, it is that grey, rainy november day, blustery in places, especially out towards the west. and this weekend we will continue to see rain at times, but it is going to stay relatively mild. a big weather system out in the atlantic. this beautiful swiss roll, you can see, the centre of the low pressure, but its weather front extends all the way to the south and is spreading across the uk. the outbreak of rain through this afternoon spreading in from the south—west, moving eastwards and northwards but won't be raining all the time. it will wax and wane through the afternoon into the evening. the hilly areas will get most of the rain, may be in the south—west, wales, parts of scotland. and it will be mild, but very strong winds out in the north—west through the night. gales expected in the western isles. notice that the weather front does clear out into the north sea by early on sunday morning, but i

also roger mosey and gary lineker.t week at the usual time with another edition of the media show. goodbye. hello there. strong, southerly winds brought mild air across the whole of the country on saturday. temperatures reached 15 degrees in the moray firth in scotland. now, we still have some windy weather around at the moment. low pressure to the west of the uk. that band of cloud has been catching up with the main band of cloud that's been bringing some rain but that weather front is sweeping that wetter weather down towards the south—east and along that weather front, that rain could hang around during sunday but we've got clearer skies following to the north and a few showers and scotland, northern ireland starting off with temperatures towards the south—east, and it looks like it's going to be a cloudy day for east anglia and the south—east of england. still could be some rain left overfrom overnight, may extend its way into hampshire as well, possibly easing off a bit in the afternoon. a shield of cloud extends

also roger mosey and gary lineker.ith another edition of the media show. goodbye. hello. the week ahead will bring something drier and a bit colder. also some issues with the lingering fog. this afternoon we've had issues with lingering rain, plenty of showers for western areas, heavy and thundery for north—west scotland. this large swathe of cloud is attached to a frontal system which has been very slow to clear from east anglia and south—east england. this is the earlier rainfall. you can also see the showers pushing in to western areas, and it's these two areas that will keep seeing some rain as we head through the overnight period. eventually it will start to clear away from south—east england and east anglia. plenty of showers, though, pushing into western areas. in between, some clearer skies, but where we've got lighter winds, that will encourage some fog to form, particularly across north—east england. the winds generally lighter for most, but could still be fairly gusty for the western isles of scotland and so

also roger mosey and gary lineker.t week at the usual time with another edition of the media show. goodbye. hello. for some central and eastern parts of the uk, the day did not get off to a bad start, but further west, we have more in the way of cloud, we have outbreaks of rain, and that rain will slowly shift eastwards through the rest of the weekend. it is going to stay mild. what is driving the weather at the moment is a big area of low pressure to the north—west of us, this swirl of cloud here and ahead of it, a pipeline of cloud, a frontal system which is going to bring some quite heavy rain in some places. so, as we go through this afternoon, that rain will tend to shift out of northern ireland, but setting in across scotland, northern england, wales, the midlands, down into the south—west, particularly heavy bursts of rain over some of the hills. east anglia and the south—east tending to cloud over, there will be some rain here late in the day. it will be quite windy, particuarly windy for western coasts, gusts

also roger mosey and gary lineker.t week at the usual time with another edition of the media show. goodbye. hello. after a turbulent week of weather, many of us had a much drier friday. and there's some dry weather at the end of this forecast, too — but before we get there, more rain to come through the weekend, particularly on saturday, some of it'll be heavy, most of us having a drier day on sunday. and that rain is all tied in with this atlantic system, gradually pushing its way eastwards through saturday, some of that rain is going to be heavy. also, notice the isobars are close together, so we'll see some gusty winds, especially for western areas. so this is how saturday shapes up — this band of rain gradually pushing north and eastwards, through southwest england, wales, northwest england, western scotland, northern ireland — though drier here through the afternoon, although still likely to see a few heavy showers. further east, less sunshine through the morning — in fact, east anglia, southeast england could sta

also roger mosey and gary lineker.ext week at the usual time with another edition of the media show. goodbye. hello there. november has been very mild, it's also been very wet. but as we head towards december, the weather pattern will change over the week ahead. it's going to be turning drier. it's also going to be turning colder. there may well be some mist and fog around, as well. we've got a few patches of that developing already, particularly across north—east england. it will be a colder start, i think, to monday morning. temperatures could be 3—4 celsius. there'll be a few showers around it as well. mist and fog will slowly lift during the morning. we'll see the showers fading away from scotland and northern ireland. sunshine around here. a few more showers coming in off the irish sea into west wales, south west england, and the odd one in the afternoon through the midlands and southern england. but large parts of the uk in the afternoon will be dry with some sunshine. the winds will be lighter. it may be a touch

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so you might remember multi—millionaires social justice warrior gary lineker quick to give lineker wasthe start of the on the bbc at the start of the qatar cup. remember this ? qatar world cup. remember this? ever qatar in ever since fifa chose qatar in 2010, the smallest nation to have hosted football's greatest competition. let's face big questions from accusations of corruption to the treatment of workers. stick to say fifa. well, we will for a couple of minutes at least . oh, how minutes at least. oh, how stunning and bright, gary. do twice as proud but what this crisp scoffing warrior forgot to tell viewers was that he himself reportedly pocketed tell viewers was that he himself reportedly pockete d £1.6 million reportedly pocketed £1.6 million from the guitarist. eight broadcast it in the years before the world cup. so, gary said to have fronted champion's league coverage on al—jazeera. now known as be in sport for four years. with his last deal coming 20 months after , the country was 20 months after, the country was controversially awarded the world cup in august 2012. now sour

so you might remember multi—millionaires social justice warrior gary lineker quick to give lineker wase start of the on the bbc at the start of the qatar cup. remember this ? qatar world cup. remember this? ever chose qatar in ever since fifa chose qatar in 2010, the smallest nation to have hosted football's greatest competition. let's face big questions from accusations of corruption to the treatment of workers. stick to say fifa. well, we will for a couple of minutes at least . oh, how minutes at least. oh, how stunning and bright, gary. do twice as proud but what this crisp scoffing warrior forgot to tell viewers was that he himself reportedly pocketed tell viewers was that he himself reportedly pockete d £1.6 million reportedly pocketed £1.6 million from the guitarist. eight broadcast it in the years before the world cup. so, gary said to have fronted champion's league coverage on al—jazeera. now known as be in sport for four years. with his last deal coming 20 months after , the country was 20 months after, the country was controversially awarded the world cup in august 2012. now

jeremy bo and they are speaking to gary lineker. what's it like to be a fan here? ——jeremy bowen.bowen. lots of local fans dressed fan here? ——jeremy bowen. lots of localfans dressed up here. we didn't see a lot of the travelling fans. it's very expensive to be here. but qatar has had to build a lot of accommodation in order to accommodate what they will say over 1 million fans who are coming here to qatarfor the world 1 million fans who are coming here to qatar for the world cup. bbc sport's nesta mcgregor is also here in doha. he's been showing us around the accommodation set up for fans here. we got everything from cruise ships to big hotels, but also some special tent on the outskirts of doha. there's still work going on here. it all feels very last minute, but is now open and nesta went to see what it was like. well over a million people are due in qatar for the world cup. it has 1,800 tents, costs £175 a night. it's just opened, and those fans have started to arrive. when we saw pictures online of this, it seemed like a really fun idea. kind of having the vibe. like a festiv

wednesday's express earlier this chap has achieved one of you a lifetime ambition is schooling gary lineker. i do most days on twitter , but gary days on twitter, but gary lineker is aware that he's called a racist . oh, same. and called a racist. oh, same. and that's the hurt. so qatar's world cup chief hassan fouda has accused lineker of being prejudiced and racist against qatar's festival and said the bbc's coverage was racist so. they also, as well as gary lineker being racist that day, jurgen klinsmann talking to the bbc about their culture when he's talking about iran, he's a typical cheating, i believe that was the dodgy bit. yeah they said the claims klinsmann said that the germans. did you get my joke so as a typical german . oh joke so as a typical german. oh typical just being a bit racist yeah ironically. but on the other hand i your side isn't it. because you came out against the iranians and got in trouble. victoria, was the victoria, that was the government oh that was the government. talking government. so he was talking about the football and culture. but i mean he said ira

wednesday's express earlier this chap has achieved one of you a lifetime ambition is schooling gary lineker. i do most days on twitter , but gary days on twitter, but gary lineker is aware that he's called a racist . oh, same. and called a racist. oh, same. and that's the hurt. so qatar's world cup chief hassan fouda has accused lineker of being prejudiced and racist against qatar's festival and said the bbc's coverage was racist so. they also, as well as gary lineker being racist that day, jurgen klinsmann talking to the bbc about their culture when he's talking about iran, he's a typical cheating, i believe that was the dodgy bit. yeah they said the claims klinsmann said that the germans. did you get my joke so as a typical german . oh joke so as a typical german. oh typical just being a bit racist yeah ironically. but on the other hand i your side isn't it. because you came out against the iranians and got in trouble. victoria, was the victoria, that was the government oh that was the government. talking government. so he was talking about the football and culture. but i mean he said ira

this unbalanced approach continued into the one—hour build—up to the first match by gary lineker andspise qatar so much, i suggest they significantly reduce the size of their team out there, or basically leave itv to cover all the matches." england's first match on monday kicked off at 1pm, meaning that a shortened version of the lunchtime news started a full hour and a half early at 11:30. come 1:00, diane smith acted accordingly. "i assumed anyone interested would be watching bbc one, so i tuned in to the bbc news channel at 1300 for general news coverage. what i was subjected to is 21 minutes of — guess what — coverage of the world cup. whenever we have any kind of sporting tournament, the bbc seems to become obsessed, and really doesn't understand that this is not welcomed by all of the population." later that day, the news at six spent its first 15 minutes on the world cup — a decision which got this response from anne street. "you started with an in—depth report on the first england game against iran. there has been an earthquake in indonesia with extensive loss of life. obviou

what about gary lineker ? what about gary lineker?nt affairs presenter in any way. and this is how he gets away with spouting his james o'brien talking points ad infinitum on twitter breaking all of the bbc impartiality rules. well, surely now, after turning him in to a and current affairs presenter , going to have affairs presenter, going to have to follow the impartiality rules or leave the bbc . can i just say or leave the bbc. can i just say that last bit? leave the bbc is never going to happen , right? never going to happen, right? he's got them in rather rather good bind . yeah. they pay him good bind. yeah. they pay him the most money of any any presenter. he's allowed . say presenter. he's allowed. say what he likes, even although he knows that most of the audience don't agree with him, they're never going to get rid of him. it's a very odd position, one that the director general deal with, but he doesn't know what to do because actually the director general really director general is not really in charge of our money . it's i

a lot of fans have not gone for the reason is that gary lineker mentioned and mark billingham mentionans decided not fans decided not to go, and a lot of other fans decided not to go either because of the prohibitive cost of the flights and accommodation, particularly in the economic climate we have got at the moment, or because they don't like the cultural issues. i think that if qatar thought that this was going to be a major pr exercise and a positive thing to develop understanding, i fear it is going to backfire, which is a great shame, because normally the world cup is a really exciting event for all of us and i think it is a bit tainted, that is a shame. do you normally attend the world cup in person? i do you normally attend the world cup in erson? ., �* ., ., , ., ., in person? i don't normally go for vafious in person? i don't normally go for various reasons, _ in person? i don't normally go for various reasons, but _ in person? i don't normally go for various reasons, but the - in person? i don't normally go for various reasons, but the football| various reasons, but the foot

issues 7 gary lineker on political issues ? on on all sorts of areas often very i'm by a very ill informed woke viewpoint when actually the truth of the is that he's paid to present matches and maybe perhaps he saw his other colleagues just stick to it. why do you think they they didn't show the opening of they didn't show the opening of the of the football world cup, juuan?i the of the football world cup, julian? i mean, and instead decided to do this sort political pontificating . i mean, political pontificating. i mean, what i don't understand is even if they'd wanted to do the political pontificate, they could have come on half an hour before the opening ceremony started and done that and still shown the opening ceremony. i don't i don't understand why they didn't just do that. we've been asked that by viewers. we've that we've been asked that by football . this of the football. this is part of the celebration put, you know, millions. fact , celebration put, you know, millions. fact, billions of millions. in fact, billions

final thought i can with you, matt, and gary lineker, the high preacher of the football commentary worldthe bbc's highest person , giving us many highest person, giving us many moral lectures over the years on a variety of issues including all that is wrong with qatar . we all that is wrong with qatar. we learned a few days ago that actually between 2009 and 13, he had £1.6 million working for a holy qatar owned sports channel. any thoughts on position? but then it finds himself ? yes, then it finds himself? yes, i think gary needs to be very careful with of the stuff that he spouts quite because the word cricket and gary lineker may be used in the same sentence. quite few times over the next few weeks. so yeah, i he perhaps needs to just be careful with his words and remember what he's donein his words and remember what he's done in the past. his words and remember what he's done in the past . very good. done in the past. very good. a very i thought there about that .thank very i thought there about that . thank you very much for joining us this evening at. i tell you what folks he's no

gary lineker is on the media show, explaining his approach to covering what he calls "the most controversial cup in history". good afternoon. a damning report on the culture of the london fire brigade has found that it is "institutionally misogynist and racist". the independent review was carried out after a black trainee firefighter took his own life. the report was carried out by the former chief crown prosecutor for north—west england, nazir afzal, who says he has "no doubt" similar problems exist in otherfire brigades across the country. the london fire brigade is promising immediate changes to its disciplinary processes. helena wilkinson reports. misogyny, racism, bullying. a shocking culture which has been uncovered at the london fire brigade. example after example of abuse and poor behaviour at almost all levels of the organisation. i sat with a very senior female officer who said to me, through tears, that whenever she goes into a dangerous incident, she's always thinking, will the men around me protect me, given how much they are treating me as dirt back at the station? that was not

, they will begin gary lineker, they will begin with g virtue talking about lgb rights in qatar wearingabout lgb rights in qatar wearing , their rights in qatar wearing, their one love armband . i think that's one love armband. i think that's going to stick in my core that they really care about that stuff. if they really want us to take their values serious , then take their values serious, then they take the more they have to take the more seriously than this. i completely your you completely hear your phil, you said, said said, michelle, you just said something . i'll be something stupid. i'll be honest. well, won't the honest. well, it won't be the first time you've just. michelle, said michelle, you've just said muslims all world bringing, muslims all the world bringing, their way of life . the west . yet their way of life. the west. yet you expect the west not to then take their way of life to qatar. fair enough, joe. toby, that's all i've got time for. thank you very much. thank you. at home, look what i've got, everyone . a look what i've got, everyone. a nice chill pulled wise

gary lineker and gary of this world. yeah. and obviously one david beckham, esquire as well .deed. and fifa. fifa are the real culprits for allowing it to played there in the first place. well, i was going to say, you mentioned the stadiums, they say. i mean, they only only had one stadium before won one stadium before they won the cup, mean, we all cup, didn't they? i mean, we all know corrupt, but us know it's corrupt, but us excepting qatar. blood money is blood money . people die building blood money. people die building those stadiums make us as corrupt and hypocritical as . and corrupt and hypocritical as. and everyone . gary. well, at end of everyone. gary. well, at end of the day, that's what. that's absolutely right. the money, we are complicit . and sadly, are complicit. and sadly, i think of all those poor lives that were lost building stadium. it cost $200 billion to make and half for the majority of the workers said didn't get paid. horrific conditions and sadly many deaths . horrific conditions and sadly many deaths. i'd be very interested to see what does happen

gary lineker 1.3 don't actually need. re me on the problems women have that we don't have the same problem. harry kane you don't feel he's lecturing you if feel like he's lecturing you if it's about i think anyone should do that. i actually do not think i completely agree with chris. you know, you've got to have some, the some, you know, taken in the ring armband you are paying ring all armband you are paying lip service here that is what's going is not if you really going on is not if you really really believe that you know you want to raise awareness of human rights and make a statement you do not. and here's what the footballer i tell you what premier league footballer because you've got to be out there. the gay footballer say on gay pro football. we can do that. i'll tell you what, abby even better, if it was a muslim footballer here. well, absolutely not, because they still face the death . that's still face the death. that's right. they'd be in terrible . right. they'd be in terrible. we've muslim footballers in we'v

about gary lineker, shall we?nting out how much he's earned whilst criticising the carey regime. yes, and they've got gary got a big picture of gary topping up his tan when he was at the brazil world cup anyway. yes so gary lineker has been very outspoken about the qatar world cup in terms of human rights and being very they say that he gave a virtue signalling monologue ahead of the tournament's opening match when he was talking about migrant workers, human rights issues and so on. however, it turns out that was pocketing so on. however, it turns out that he was pocketin g £400,000 that he was pocketing £400,000 a year from 2009 to 2013 by al—jazeera , which is owned, of al—jazeera, which is owned, of course, by the qatari state. so he's happy to take their money, but he's not. but then he's caught, but he doesn't highlight that exactly when he's talking about how atrocious their human rights record is. so this is the allegation that he's that he's a very hypocritical pundit. i've got to be careful what i say, be

. —— thei —— the i and gary lineker speaking out about the world cup.t the story last time, sojust felt strongly about the story last time, so just talk us through a list this time. —— talk us through this. anybody who follows him knows he has been talking about this. "we all thought about boycotting the world cup. but he still going?— cup. but he still going? maybe i'm bein: cup. but he still going? maybe i'm being unfair— cup. but he still going? maybe i'm being unfair because _ cup. but he still going? maybe i'm being unfair because he's - cup. but he still going? maybe i'm being unfair because he'sjust - cup. but he still going? maybe i'm being unfair because he'sjust one | being unfair because he's just one individual who will be attending the world cup, but this is about values as much as about anything else, so the uk can spend as much time gloating about human rights and how seriously it takes them, but the fa still comes to qatar, who has a pretty appalling human rights record. heartbreakingly beautiful sentiments expressed how as a sport we co

natasha, gary lineker said about going _ issues.ing out there shouldn't feel bad, or failure endorsing — there shouldn't feel bad, or failure endorsing the tournament country, but in _ endorsing the tournament country, but in reality, those undergoing out there _ but in reality, those undergoing out there need — but in reality, those undergoing out there need to stand up against it. i know_ there need to stand up against it. i know the _ there need to stand up against it. i know the english fa and hurricane are going — know the english fa and hurricane are going to wear the rainbow armband _ are going to wear the rainbow armband while they're out to show their support, even it requires that they get— their support, even it requires that they get fined for doing so, but they— they get fined for doing so, but theyiust — they get fined for doing so, but theyjust want to show solidarity with lgbt community, with human rights _ with lgbt community, with human rights and — with lgbt community, with human rights and basically saying that t

gary lineker of course _ change here i suspect it won't. (1:81: lineker of course talking to change hereurse talking to me earlier a vocal critic of the work of coming to qatar. much of the criticism the whole essay is unfair. they say the stage hope will protect their image positively to the rest of the world. which solidifies the rapid ascendancy you see here in delhi over the last few decades. in a way i think this world cup is symbolic of that. they say this is a nice about sports washing and the skin to grow the game and leave a unifying legacy. many people fear that football would be used here rarely before has the build—up felt quite so divisive as this. fiur quite so divisive as this. our sorts quite so divisive as this. our sports and _ quite so divisive as this. our sports and is _ quite so divisive as this. our sports and is there - quite so divisive as this. our sports and is there life from doha thank you. let's check in with england and wales now, both have been training ahead of their opening group b matches on monday. england are facing iran, alex howell has the latest fro

lineker. what he's virtually saint gary, isn't he really?a patron for all good , unjust is a patron for all good, unjust causes. is a patron for all good, unjust causes . he is a patron for all good, unjust causes. he has been oh so critical of the fact that the world cup football is being held in qatar and the fact that qatar don't have the same level of human rights that we do. well, of course they , gary. they are, of course they, gary. they are, of course they, gary. they are, of course they, gary. they are, of course , a muslim country. and of course, a muslim country. and i wouldn't dare say that just happens to be true. they have a completely different set of values . but the what the farage values. but the what the farage moment here, it is quite remarkable is that gary lineker , despite these criticisms for four years worked for qatar, sponsored television, he worked for one of those channels and he had point for one of those channels and he had poin t £6 million from them. had point £6 million from them. if that woke hypocrisy see

lineker. what he's virtually saint gary, isn't he really?a patron for all good , unjust is a patron for all good, unjust causes. is a patron for all good, unjust causes . he is a patron for all good, unjust causes. he has been oh so critical of the fact that the world cup football is being held in qatar and the fact that qatar don't have the same level of human rights that we do. well, of course they , gary. they are, of course they, gary. they are, of course they, gary. they are, of course they, gary. they are, of course , a muslim country. and of course, a muslim country. and i wouldn't dare say that just happens to be true. they have a completely different set of values . but the what the farage values. but the what the farage moment here, it is quite remarkable is that gary lineker , despite these criticisms for four years worked for qatar, sponsored television, he worked for one of those channels and he had point for one of those channels and he had poin t £6 million from them. had point £6 million from them. if that woke hypocrisy see

gary lineker and also sorry.ville and david beckham have received criticism for going to this tournament and in beckham's case, being the face of qatar . do they deserve the of qatar. do they deserve the criticism that they're receiving . an criticism that they're receiving. an football, it's always criticise more than any other sport . football, it's always criticise more than any other sport. i mean, i pointed out that , you mean, i pointed out that, you know, people like lewis hamilton on go win the formula one and earn 40, 50 million or 60, 70 million, whatever is the tennis players, the golf look at live golf. i think the last last live golf. i think the last last live golf from the winner was a $60 million or something like that. so yes, it's difficult . the so yes, it's difficult. the boxing . but then 80 million each boxing. but then 80 million each and the last boxing match and you know so it is what it is we are that set due to move on and continue to try and change it of course. but you know, we have t

gary lineker and also sorry.ville and david beckham have received criticism for going to this tournament and in beckham's case, being the face of qatar . do they deserve the of qatar. do they deserve the criticism that they're receiving . an criticism that they're receiving. an football, it's always criticise more than any other sport . football, it's always criticise more than any other sport. i mean, i pointed out that , you mean, i pointed out that, you know, people like lewis hamilton on go win the formula one and earn 40, 50 million or 60, 70 million, whatever is the tennis players, the golf look at live golf. i think the last last live golf. i think the last last live golf from the winner was a $60 million or something like that. so yes, it's difficult . the so yes, it's difficult. the boxing . but then 80 million each boxing. but then 80 million each and the last boxing match and you know so it is what it is we are that set due to move on and continue to try and change it of course. but you know, we have t

so gary lineker there with his thoughts _ money talks.sentially, to report the world cup. not — essentially, to report the world cup, not supported. so what is the take of— cup, not supported. so what is the take of some of those fans? how will the ban _ take of some of those fans? how will the ban on _ take of some of those fans? how will the ban on the seller of alcohol and so stadiums affect the match day experience? i caught up with one passionate — experience? i caught up with one passionate whales supporter who calls doha his home. he has lived here _ calls doha his home. he has lived here for— calls doha his home. he has lived here for eight years. his name is caitum _ here for eight years. his name is callum bowden. he gave us his thoughts — callum bowden. he gave us his thoughts on how the match day experience for fans will be affected with not _ experience for fans will be affected with not be able to enjoy a beer outside — with not be able to enjoy a beer outside the stadium. | with not be able to en'oy a beer outside the stadi

oh, gosh, i haven't even got him on to gary lineker. is it coming home? i suspect not.win the cup. i think with my realistic and i think there are perhaps better teams than us, however we you never know football's funny game. there's some funny results. i have. well, we're crossing our fingers. absolutely as we always do. and tomorrow night we've got sir geoff hurst on the programme. he's going to be joining me. amazing. in wembley just outside the wembley stadium. anyone still wants to come a come along? please get? a gbnews.uk now. matt one of things i like about you is that in life i've been sacked in my life i've been sacked many, times . i need miracle many, many times. i need miracle by sky news for having opinions that did not. sky sports not slide. you apologise sky sports your opinions did not conform. you were doubtful about lockdowns . i think doubtful is lockdowns. i think doubtful is quite quite a moderate way of describing it. i think were a lot of people two and a half years ago who were sounding alarms of what we are now going through in terms of inflati

oh, gosh, i haven't even got him on to gary lineker. is it coming home? i suspect not.win the cup. i think with my realistic and i think there are perhaps better teams than us, however we you never know football's funny game. there's some funny results. i have. well, we're crossing our fingers. absolutely as we always do. and tomorrow night we've got sir geoff hurst on the programme. he's going to be joining me. amazing. in wembley just outside the wembley stadium. anyone still wants to come a come along? please get? a gbnews.uk now. matt one of things i like about you is that in life i've been sacked in my life i've been sacked many, times . i need miracle many, many times. i need miracle by sky news for having opinions that did not. sky sports not slide. you apologise sky sports your opinions did not conform. you were doubtful about lockdowns . i think doubtful is lockdowns. i think doubtful is quite quite a moderate way of describing it. i think were a lot of people two and a half years ago who were sounding alarms of what we are now going through in terms of inflati

gary lineker has tweeted to say that they world cup ceremonies are rarely shown live because they arethey were broadcast live. i think the question is, if this broadcast live. i think the question is. if this was _ broadcast live. i think the question is, if this was a _ broadcast live. i think the question is, if this was a spell _ broadcast live. i think the question is, if this was a spell a _ broadcast live. i think the question is, if this was a spell a civic- is, if this was a spell a civic political decision that was taken. this is my understanding that make a specific vertical session. if this was taken for specifically human right reasons, the bbc will not broadcast this, that is the point we are talking about in terms of this political principle because if the bbc is generally seem to be a neutral organisation, does not take political positions on asylum seekers being left to die in a channel, racism of donald trump, islamophobia within the government or conservative party, the bbc does not take positions, but if the bbc did take a position on this, we need to understand why

gary lineker it's incredibly annoying.thing savage, expose actually have expose it. i don't actually have any these people any problem with these people taking that money. what i have a problem particular taking that money. what i have a problepeople particular taking that money. what i have a problepeople yearsrticular killer people for years preceding the money, preceding and taking the money, telling we think can do telling us what we think can do and then just take in the dollar anyway. yeah , yeah. that's anyway. yeah, yeah, yeah. that's the problem for me and if was the problem for me and if i was in this position, i'd make this stand as well. now i think he's coming it from a slightly different angle than are. however i tend to agree with nick. i can see this doesn't feel like the end of this. i'm pretty sure that joe lies. it's a very good comedian. i can see else coming of but you else coming out of it. but you would shred about ten credibility. yeah, that would be about similar statement about the similar stateme

gary lineker it's incredibly annoying.thing savage, expose actually have expose it. i don't actually have any these people any problem with these people taking that money. what i have a problem particular taking that money. what i have a problepeople particular taking that money. what i have a problepeople yearsrticular killer people for years preceding the money, preceding and taking the money, telling we think can do telling us what we think can do and then just take in the dollar anyway. yeah , yeah. that's anyway. yeah, yeah, yeah. that's the problem for me and if was the problem for me and if i was in this position, i'd make this stand as well. now i think he's coming it from a slightly different angle than are. however i tend to agree with nick. i can see this doesn't feel like the end of this. i'm pretty sure that joe lies. it's a very good comedian. i can see else coming of but you else coming out of it. but you would shred about ten credibility. yeah, that would be about similar statement about the similar stateme

and gary lineker and it inspired a nation.— inspired a nation.t to happen so he lent his top to the team and afterwards they declared that they were either lost or stolen. �* declared that they were either lost or stolen. . i. . , or stolen. and you have never been able to find — or stolen. and you have never been able to find them _ or stolen. and you have never been able to find them since. _ or stolen. and you have never been able to find them since. your - able to find them since. your grandad played a really important role in the 1958 team and his final goal against hungary was the last goal against hungary was the last goal to be stored by a welsh player at a world cup finals. in goal to be stored by a welsh player at a world cup finals.— at a world cup finals. in 64 years. i feel we at a world cup finals. in 64 years. i feel we will— at a world cup finals. in 64 years. i feel we will have _ at a world cup finals. in 64 years. i feel we will have a _ at a world cup finals. in 64 years. i feel we will have a goal - at a world cup finals. in

let you read newspapers or watch tv and what was happening back home, getting off the aeroplane, gary linekery will probably say i am nuts! �*, ., .,~r decide. they will probably say i am nuts! �*, ., ., ,, ., decide. they will probably say i am nuts! �*, ., ., ,, a nuts! it's good to talk to you. as ou see nuts! it's good to talk to you. as you see the _ nuts! it's good to talk to you. as you see the pictures _ nuts! it's good to talk to you. as you see the pictures we - nuts! it's good to talk to you. as you see the pictures we have i nuts! it's good to talk to you. as i you see the pictures we have been showing this morning, of the day's england team arriving in qatar for this world cup, what sort of thoughts you have about them and what they have in store for them and what they have in store for them and what states they might be they fly backin what states they might be they fly back in a few weeks?— back in a few weeks? well, hopefully. _ back in a few weeks? well, hopefully, will— back in a few weeks? well, hopefully, will stay - back in a few weeks? well, hopefully, will stay a - back

and gary lineker a means. and gary lineker made a good said he goes good point.g to have to the tournament, going to have to talking issues to keep talking about the issues there because. how sport there because. that's how sport washing the balls washing works. once the balls kicked, about kicked, we tend to forget about it wants it in the it and he wants keep it in the national psyche. yes national national psyche. yes okay. various okay. with he's been for various different over the years. different things over the years. a people are taking money a lot of people are taking money there as well to do to do work. sure. buy this notion sure. fans buy this this notion ove r £800 million. david going over £800 million. david going crazy. yes, i know . billion crazy. yes, i know. billion pound gary neville going to give him hell. come on. on it. yes, it's there is a name i do recognise and cristiano ronaldo and i help but to notice and i can't help but to notice it because of course of the interview he gave with interview that he gave with piers seems piers morgan a

here's a reminder of multi—millionaire social justice gary lineker's virtue signalling monologue .ogue. he kicked off the tournament with . ever since fifa tournament with. ever since fifa chose back in 2010 the smallest to have hosted football's greatest competition has faced some big questions from accusations , corruption to the accusations, corruption to the treatment of migrant workers. stick to football , fifa. well, stick to football, fifa. well, we for will couple of minutes at least . and then there's dubai least. and then there's dubai vacationer. alex scott's ridiculous and hypocritical rainbow armbands stunt after the england welsh referees pathetically down to be on that meaningless gesture and i don't recall the bbc being this political and holier than in their coverage when russia hosted the world cup 2018, when communist china hosted the olympics. let's honest, if they really had problem with really had a problem with guhan really had a problem with guitar, would have guitar, they simply would have refused there. let me refused travel there. so let me bnngin refused

necessarily a sports poll so i'm sorry if this is a bit main but if you can just channel any gary in a gary lineker quite interested to know what happened in that saudi arabia to make them beat arabia match to make them beat one of the best south american in the . world so i don't want to in the. world so i don't want to get too tactical, but essentially the saudi arabian team played quite high up the pitch. the defence was quite high, which is a high risk strategy. and that's why the argentineans got first goal through a penalty. that's why they had two goals disallowed they had two goals disallowed they right the saudis were riding their luck even when it got to halftime. you thought, okay, this high risk strategy may pay off for the saudis, may not pay off for the saudis, but kept high into but they kept pressing high into the argentine area . they scored the argentine area. they scored two really decent goals and. then they had to backtrack because the argentines threw the kitchen sink at them and they even cleared a goal the line. so it it was it was very astute by the saudi coach who's taken

i was also for gary lineker , who up until for gary lineker, who up until now everybody thought was hisess that's all down to the years, i think. oh that is so . and this again, moving so. and this again, moving swiftly on, david said the sunday times nicholas sturgeon a time is up , sunday times nicholas sturgeon a time is up, according to the papen time is up, according to the paper. yeah, well we don't buy papers , i don't think. no. to papers, i don't think. no. to get the news we buy for opinion pieces and alex massie's , a pieces and alex massie's, a terrific journalist , his terrific journalist, his headuneis terrific journalist, his headline is whisper quietly sturgeon's time is up . sturgeon's time is up. worryingly, we do have to whisper things like this because the vitriol from the nationalists is unbelievable. if anybody anybody actually out and criticises cabal of the snp and nicolas sturgeon said at bute house they would see that they have won numerous elections and have won numerous elections and have got the majority for independence . but it's not independence. but it's

that's a decision that we have seen gary lineker make comments around that he is hopeful that some playersg made by qatar and defect themselves. == current comments being made by qatar and defect themselves.— and defect themselves. -- and by fifa themselves. _ and defect themselves. -- and by fifa themselves. thank _ and defect themselves. -- and by fifa themselves. thank you - and defect themselves. -- and by fifa themselves. thank you for i fifa themselves. thank you for talking to us this morning, raya. i think a lot of people will be feeling this, are you supporting the regime, if you are supporting the world cup? can you go and work if you arejust going world cup? can you go and work if you are just going and reporting world cup? can you go and work if you arejust going and reporting on it? people will be wrestling with these decisions. it it? people will be wrestling with these decisions.— these decisions. it will be interesting _ these decisions. it will be interesting to _ these decisions. it will be interesting to see - these decisions. it will be interesting to see what i these d

we�*ve seen gary lineker make comments around being hopeful some players will openly come out as lgbtssue and faces weeks out. mane is senegal�*s record scorer and scored the decisive penalty as his country beat egypt to win the africa cup of nations earlier this year. the bbc and itv have announced they�*ll show the next two editions of the men�*s football european championships on free to air tv. it�*s part of a new deal agreed with uefa. germany will host a 2a—team tournament in 202a, although the hosts and format for 2028 have yet to be announced. both broadcasters will split the rights to each tournament equally and with both showing the finals. arsenal�*s beth mead has been named the bbc�*s women�*s footballer of the year. mead finished as top scorer at this years euros, as england�*s lionesses secured their first ever major trophy. she was presented the award by her former england team mate ellen white, in a surprise ceremony at arsenal�*s training ground. it's it�*s a huge honourfor me. appreciation and thank you to everyone who voted but i�*ve just been enjoying my football t

signalling how to go about it all the lovely wards all, the kind of wristbands, the one to offer gary linekerdy will come out at games. but he does not do anything himself. it's lovely . anything himself. it's lovely. somebody else will do a post wonderful but yourself feel something . i'll take the money something. i'll take the money and go. the same thing. david beckham. i admire he's cute to the queen you've probably thought it would be quite quiet in their criticism later on maybe not exactly . but what maybe not exactly. but what i want to say is that what actually can do as a single in the games that have an impact andifs the games that have an impact and it's not just kind of a wristband or just a slogan . yeah wristband orjust a slogan. yeah i want in fact life i want to this opportunity that it will remember for ages years and years again and that is that is the theme raised by amanda as. well which is let's have proper charity work, let's have a legacy from sport, but not finger wagging, not virtue signalling and not optics . signalling and not optics. listen, great to have a new f

signalling how to go about it all the lovely wards all, the kind of wristbands, the one to offer gary linekersh, somebody will come out at games. but he does not do anything himself. it's lovely . anything himself. it's lovely. somebody else will do a post wonderful but yourself feel something . i'll take the money something. i'll take the money and go. the same thing. david beckham. i admire he's cute to the queen you've probably thought it would be quite quiet in their criticism later on maybe not exactly . but what maybe not exactly. but what i want to say is that what actually can do as a single in the games that have an impact andifs the games that have an impact and it's not just kind of a wristband or just a slogan . yeah wristband orjust a slogan. yeah i want in fact life i want to this opportunity that it will remember for ages years and years again and that is that is the theme raised by amanda as. well which is let's have proper charity work, let's have a legacy from sport, but not finger wagging, not virtue signalling and not optics . signalling and not optics. listen, great to ha

and now just like i never want to be preached again by gary neville lineker, alex scott david beckhamay matt i'm actually not criticising anyone going , you know, actually not criticising anyone going, you know, as long as they virtue signalling preach to me because i think everyone has a right to go . i get it. sport is right to go. i get it. sport is about big business. look at where all of the formula one races around the world are. but just don't preach to me, when you're taking the dirty category, millions . yeah, i category, millions. yeah, i don't think it's also important you don't pick and choose which countries you you you start criticising for their human rights. because i remember anybody on the bbc , china when anybody on the bbc, china when they had the olympics a few years ago. not not not not word was said about it. so it's if you're going to be consistent, the only thing people will ask for is that you can be consistent if you criticise one for the human rights, you do it to everyone and you might want to everyone and you might want to start looking at america as well

and now just like i never want to be preached again by gary neville lineker, alex scott david beckhamong as they virtue signalling preach to me because i think everyone has a right to go . i get it. sport is right to go. i get it. sport is about big business. look at where all of the formula one races around the world are. but just don't preach to me, when you're taking the dirty category, millions . yeah, i category, millions. yeah, i don't think it's also important you don't pick and choose which countries you you you start criticising for their human rights. because i remember anybody on the bbc , china when anybody on the bbc, china when they had the olympics a few years ago. not not not not word was said about it. so it's if you're going to be consistent, the only thing people will ask for is that you can be consistent if you criticise one for the human rights, you do it to everyone and you might want to everyone and you might want to start looking at america as well. well, exactly. i mean, that's point. you wouldn't be able sport in the world. able to play sport in the world. so

did they immediately the games sort of gary games ever go sort of gary lineker let's analyse everythingy must go on for hours talking post—match . talking to proper post—match. but they obviously atmosphere's good. yeah yeah. well there you go. i mean , don't know. you just go. i mean, don't know. you just saw i think i expecting more last night. not that i know much about football but expecting is about football but expecting is a bit more dramatic . wasn't a bit more dramatic. wasn't dramatic, was it? wasn't apart from the near misses i mean that on the post of the americans is usa and the same thing happened in the welsh match to very near goals within probably 20 seconds of each other one hit the right hand post and then with about 20 seconds later one hit the left hand post, both them could so easily gone in and then easily have gone in and then both would have lost a lot earlier in the game than they did. well, uh , interesting did. yeah. well, uh, interesting isn't it ? right. let's take you isn't it? right. let's take you through the headlines. should we at 913 and 250 social ho