does that mean that it is a win for gary lineker? while . it is a win for gary lineker?te was happening across the country, it was really seen as a debate between gary lineker and the bbc. is this more of a positive win for him? i bbc. is this more of a positive win for him? ~' �* �* .,, for him? i think the bbc, as i said, they would — for him? i think the bbc, as i said, they would say _ for him? i think the bbc, as i said, they would say that _ for him? i think the bbc, as i said, they would say that they _ for him? i think the bbc, as i said, | they would say that they absolutely recognise the importance of freedom of expression. it is clear that freelancers are free to talk about theissues freelancers are free to talk about the issues that matter to them. it will be interesting to see what follows in terms of high—profile presenters and what they tweet in the future. tim davey, the director—general, has from day one, since he got into the job three years ago, has made it very clear that impartiality is one of the bbc's that impartiality is one of the bbc�*s core val

people will say it is a win for gary lineker. i think it - for gary lineker.ker. i think it probably is _ for gary lineker. i think it probably is but _ for gary lineker. i think it probably is but it - for gary lineker. i think it probably is but it doesn'tl for gary lineker. i think it - probably is but it doesn't mean it is wrong of their bbc because it is a recognition by the bbc that the people who work for it do have lives of their own in the media in which you work today, everybody expresses their feelings on social media and their feelings on social media and their test must be, what is certain minimum constraint on freedom of speech which the bbc mu5t require people like you to exercise? this speech which the bbc must require people like you to exercise?- people like you to exercise? this is a bit granular— people like you to exercise? this is a bit granular what _ people like you to exercise? this is a bit granular what i'm _ people like you to exercise? this is a bit granular what i'm going - people like you to exercise? this is a bit granular what

this all stems from that tweet from gary lineker.g to see what gary lineker has to say because if you read it as far as you can tell at the moment, this does allow him to carry on and express views on matters that he thinks are very important issues and policies, including matters of political contention. the issue will be exactly what this closed season while the flagship programmes are on—air, how different would your tweets or messages have to be during that period? we will be asking more questions. i think there is a lot of clarification needed. just questions. i think there is a lot of clarification needed.— clarification needed. just before ou to, clarification needed. just before you go. do _ clarification needed. just before you go. do you _ clarification needed. just before you go, do you think— clarification needed. just before you go, do you think the - clarification needed. just before you go, do you think the bbc. clarification needed. just before i you go, do you think the bbc could lose? you talk about presenters wanti

well, they are being described as the gary lineker l being described as the gary lineker clause internally set some clear parameters for the use of social media and steer a path for some of the bbc�*s biggest stars without having what is essentially a really rigid set of rules. and i think what today brings is certainly a bit more clarity. we have a clearer idea of the presenters who will be subject to these rules — they are freelancers by a large — and they will have additional responsibilities when their shows are on air. so for gary lineker, for example, when match of the day is broadcasting throughout the season, he will be beholden to these additional responsibilities. but perhaps will have a bit more freedom over the summer when football's not being played. qm. over the summer when football's not being played-— being played. ok, let's take that examle, being played. ok, let's take that example. then. _ being played. ok, let's take that example, then, because - being played. ok, let's take that example, then, because that's l being played. ok, let's take that l example, then, because

i clear exactly what someone like gary lineker is able to tweet?— lineker is able to tweet?ed in _ lineker is able to tweet? i think david mentioned in his - lineker is able to tweet? i think david mentioned in his piece . lineker is able to tweet? i think. david mentioned in his piece that these are just guidelines, not hard and fast rules. what we heard from the report and from the director—general tim davie is that these high profile presenters on a number of flagship programmes like much of the day and masterchef and strictly, that they must not endorse or attach a political party but there seems to be quite a bit of leeway in that they will be able to express views on issues and policies including contentious topics. i think the real test will be next time one of these presenters who work for the bbc is that not necessarily staff, next time they tweet, will be open to interpretation. for example, next time gary lineker tweets about something political, how will that be perceived and how will the bbc say and do that tweet? and whether they see it fits in the guidelines a

the only winner is saint gary lineker . so two hours saint gary lineker. so two hours of big opinion debate and entertaining along the way. it is friday night, so the weekend starts here. happy friday. one and all. we don't do boring as you know . and in fact at 10:00 i you know. and in fact at 10:00 i will be making a special statement about gb news as it's at ten. so you won't want to miss it. lots to get through, folks. but first, the news with karen armstrong . karen armstrong. >> very good evening to you . it >> very good evening to you. it is a minute past nine here in the gb news room. the libyan coast guard has been accused of deliberately ramming and sinking a migrant boat in the mediterranean , leaving dozens of mediterranean, leaving dozens of people and some of people in the water and some of them are still missing. >> mayday, mayday, mayday , >> mayday, mayday, mayday, mayday, relay, mayday , relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay. people in the water. >> this dramatic footage gb news has acquired was

the fact that gary lineker has welcomed these guidelines tells you quite a lot about what gary thinksthat they empower him to say pretty much what he has already said. in other words, when he said six months ago in criticising government policy, that the language used by the government was reminiscent of that in germany in the 19305, i don't see anything in the new guidelines which would stop him saying that. so they would have passed that tweet, richard, in yourview, now? i think that would now be acceptable to the bbc. because the only rules applying to a high profile presenter like gary from today are don't endorse or attack a political party. he wasn't attacking a party, he was attacking a policy of the government. i think he would argue that he is perfectly entitled to criticise suella braverman�*s immigration policy. don't criticise the character of individual politicians. he said in one of his tweets that he was better on the playing field than she was at the dispatch box. but as criticism, but it is not really an attack, is it? what does an attack mean? where does criticism be

the only winner is saint gary lineker . so two hours saint gary lineker. so two hours of big opinion debate and entertaining along the way. it is friday night, so the weekend starts here. happy friday. one and all. we don't do boring as you know . and in fact at 10:00 i you know. and in fact at 10:00 i will be making a special statement about gb news as it's at ten. so you won't want to miss it. lots to get through, folks. but first, the news with karen armstrong . karen armstrong. >> very good evening to you . it >> very good evening to you. it is a minute past nine here in the gb news room. the libyan coast guard has been accused of deliberately ramming and sinking a migrant boat in the mediterranean , leaving dozens of mediterranean, leaving dozens of people and some of people in the water and some of them are still missing. >> mayday, mayday, mayday , >> mayday, mayday, mayday, mayday, relay, mayday , relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay, mayday, relay. people in the water. >> this dramatic footage gb news has acquired was

since the new guidelines, gary lineker has responded by saying the rules are all very sensible.w we turn to our correspondent helen wilkinsonjoining us from we turn to our correspondent helen wilkinson joining us from the newsroom. what can you tell us about the new guidelines? for newsroom. what can you tell us about the new guidelines?— the new guidelines? for those of us, ou and i the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in _ the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in news, - the new guidelines? for those of us, you and i who work in news, we - the new guidelines? for those of us, j you and i who work in news, we have to abide very strictly to the impartiality guidelines on social media, but as you mention now, this all kicked off earlier on this year with danny matt gary lineker, the bbc highest paid presenter, when he put on social media, a tweet criticising government asylum policy and it followed after that he was temporarily suspen

with that tweet you suspended gary lineker four in march, would with that tweet you suspended gary linekerfournew rules? we are sa in: sacked under the new rules? we are saying today — sacked under the new rules? we are saying today it's _ sacked under the new rules? we are saying today it's a — sacked under the new rules? we are saying today it's a clean _ sacked under the new rules? we are saying today it's a clean slate. - saying today it's a clean slate. going — saying today it's a clean slate. going back and doing all the archaeology on every tweet, we know that that _ archaeology on every tweet, we know that that tweet caused a little bit of a eruption and a huge debate and clearty— of a eruption and a huge debate and clearly there was a difference of opinion— clearly there was a difference of opinion about it. but clearly there was a difference of opinion about it.— opinion about it. but it is difficult _ opinion about it. but it is difficult to _ opinion about it. but it is difficult to get _ opinion about it. but it is difficult to get clarity - opinion about it. but it is difficult t

gary lineker said the new rules were "all very sensible." 0ur media correspondent david sillitto hass can or cannot say? ianthem presenters can or cannot say? when the director-general— presenters can or cannot say? when the director-general of— presenters can or cannot say? when the director-general of the - presenters can or cannot say? when the director—general of the bbc tim davie earlier this year after that whole episode, you mentioned when gary lineker, the presenter of much of the day, the bbc�*s highest paid star, tim davie had said that there were grey areas in the existing bbc social media guidance and that is why there was this review to look into how it applied to freelancers, and also staff, but the bigger names on those flagship programmes and today, after that review, which has been published, we have also got a new set of guidelines for those big names and how they can use social media. as you mention there, it says that those presenting flagship programmes and the bbc lists a number of flagship programmes that include match of the day, which gary lineker presents, t

gary lineker said the new rules were all very sensible.all taking place because of what happened in march. gary lineker was briefly suspended from match of the day because of a tweet. chaos ensued when commentators and presenters downed microphones in protest. it led to a rather quieter form of football coverage. the offending tweet was a criticism of the government's policy over asylum seekers which gary lineker described as immeasurably cruel and the language used not dissimilar to that used by germany in the 30s. the row was resolved by the promise of a review which we have today and a recommendation that high—profile presenters outside ofjournalism should be able to express views on issues and policies including matters of political contention, but stop short of campaigning in party politics activist organisations. in the previous it said not to take sides on issues which are party political or political controversies, the new approach says you can do that, so long as you stated the facts of the issue itself. that is a significant chan

gary lineker said the new rules were "all very sensible."s briefly suspended from match of the day because of a tweet. chaos then ensued when commentators and presenters downed microphones in protest. it led to a rather quieter form of football coverage. the offending tweet was a criticism of the government's policy over asylum seekers, which gary lineker described as "immeasurably cruel" and the language used "not dissimilar to that used by germany in the �*30s." that row was resolved by the promise of a review which we have today, and a recommendation that high—profile presenters outside ofjournalism should be able to express views on issues and policies, including matters of political contention, but stopped short of campaigning in party politics or for activist organisations. the previous guidance said to not take sides on issues which are party, political or political controversies. and this new approach says you can do that so long as you stay to the facts of the issue itself. so that actually is a significant change. all with a great

the offending tweet was a criticism of the government's policy over asylum seekers, which gary linekeromise of a review, which we have today, and a recommendation that high—profile presenters outside ofjournalism should be able to express views on issues and policies including matters of political contention, but stop short of campaigning in party politics activist organisations. in the previous guidance, it said not to take sides on issues which are party political or political controversies, and the new approach says you can do that, so long as you stay true to the facts of the issue itself. that is a significant change. the bbc has also named certain programmes such as masterchef where presenters will have to take extra care about what they say on social media when programmes are on air. lord sugar will have to watch what he tweets when the apprentice is on air. chris packham is also not on the list, although he is well known for his views on environmental issues. these guidelines are guidelines, not hard—and—fast rules. all of news and current affairs, they are absolutely within th

it's all about hypocrisy from bbc about the hypocrisy from the bbc as gary lineker and as they let garyr and people face people like carole watson face off hook with their new off the hook with their new social media policy. should a state owned or publicly funded broadcaster actually be doing that of thing? we're paying that sort of thing? we're paying for it. surely we should have the last say. tuned. that the last say. stay tuned. that is way. next after your weather. >> hello, i'm marco petagna. here's your latest weather update from the met office . update from the met office. we'll mixed bag of weather we'll see a mixed bag of weather across over the next few across the uk over the next few days. and windy weather days. some wet and windy weather at times, equally warm at times, but equally some warm spells sunshine, too. we've spells of sunshine, too. we've got moving from spells of sunshine, too. we've got southwest moving from spells of sunshine, too. we've got southwest theving from spells of sunshine, too. we've got southwest the moment.m the southwest at the moment. that's t

this is a reaction to that whole row about gary lineker and his tweets that caused a huge for rory andthe bbc had to wrestle with its commitment to impartiality but then what about folk who aren't doing news shows and maybe do a handful of shows a year or a collection of shows but also do lots of other work and might want to express views about stuff? and news about gb news is that ofcom, the communications regulator, has announced they are doing an official investigation into those comments by the actor and commentator laurence fox on a show the other night when they were talking about some comments made by a female journalist. we can chat about what is going on in gb news now because we arejoint in is going on in gb news now because we are joint in the studio by one of the presenters. it is nice to see you in real life rather than on screen. do i look better? the same! which was already good. what is the last 48 hours been like a gb news? to be honest, it's been an interesting moment because we have worked _ interesting moment because we have worked very hard at gb news to make sure

i mean, let's be very fair to lineker. like be to gary lineker.weeted very fair here. he has tweeted or already and said this is or xt already and said this is all very sensible. so seems all very sensible. so he seems fine been worked all very sensible. so he seems finewith been worked all very sensible. so he seems finewith him, been worked all very sensible. so he seems finewith him, presumably, ed all very sensible. so he seems finewith him, presumably, and out with him, presumably, and i don't think you should agree with opinion. right. with his opinion. all right. i should be very impartial. we look, bbc takes look, we know the bbc takes impartiality seriously. impartiality very seriously. we know look newsnight >> just look at newsnight exactly what do you mean? >> we know that? absolutely and but, leo, can you really police everything? this is everything? because this is where going. we're where we're going. we're going for more policing. for like more and more policing. ofcom bill so ofcom online safety bill and so on. whereas you just on

they've caved in to gary lineker.ick patrick christys gb news, britain's news channel >> hello. it's aidan mcgivern here met office with here from the met office with the news forecast. fine. for the gb news forecast. fine. for many of us today with sunny spells, blustery showers spells, but blustery showers will especially in the will continue, especially in the far north. we've got low pressure close to north of pressure close to the north of scotland. a couple of occluded fronts moving through tightly packed some quite packed isobars. so some quite lively weather here. elsewhere, showers, and far between showers, few and far between 1 or for northern ireland, or 2 for northern ireland, northern england, peter northern england, they peter out through clear skies through the evening, clear skies developing and the showers developing then and the showers in the north of scotland become fewer overnight with the winds easing here. so with lighter winds night and winds through the night and plenty skies, it is plenty of

street icon kelvin mackenzie reacts to the bbc's new impartiality rules as they bow down to saint gary lineker two hours of big opinion, big debate and big entertainment . i'll see you entertainment. i'll see you after the news with polly middlehurst . mark >> thank you and good evening to you. well, three people are confirmed to have died following a in the dutch a double shooting in the dutch port city of rotterdam . a 39 port city of rotterdam. a 39 year old woman and her 14 year old daughter were killed in the first shooting. a 46 year old male lecture chair was shot dead in the second incident, which took place at a university. police confirmed a 32 year old man was arrested at the scene shortly after the building went into lockdown and staff were instructed to leave. dutch police say the suspect was a student at the university where crews were also battling fires. straight after the shooting this afternoon , we had two shooting afternoon, we had two shooting incidents, one of them in a house where two people were injured . injured. >> the shooter then continued to a classroom at erasmus

they are second in the table and the australian told gary lineker that ending their 15—year trophy drought not his biggest aim. this to get the fans buzzing from the club, that the set. if i do that that means probably we have had success. what that success looks like i don't know. fix, success. what that success looks like i don't know.— success. what that success looks like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? _ like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? there _ like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? there can't - like i don't know. a trophy, it has been awhile? there can't be - been awhile? there can't be desperation _ been awhile? there can't be desperation just _ been awhile? there can't be desperation just for - been awhile? there can't be desperation just for a - been awhile? there can't be| desperation just for a trophy, been awhile? there can't be - desperation just for a trophy, has way more than that. i don't see it as a club where a trophy will be enough. i know why there is such a desperation because it has been such a long drought, but it is not what i w

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overhauled its social media guidelines for staff, after a number of high profile presenters, including gary linekerrs should now be allowed to express opinions on issues, but must stop short, of political campaigning. the broadcasting regulator ofcom has begun an investigation into tuesday's episode of dan wootton tonight on gb news. the watchdog says it's received around 7,300 complaints after laurence fox insulted the journalist ava evans asking what "self—respecting man would climb into bed with her. both dan wootton and laurence fox have been suspended by the channel. a bbc investigation has found that police officers are widely misusing video cameras warn on their uniforms to record incidents. officers have switched them off when force is used, deleted or not disclosed footage and shared video on whatsapp. you're live with bbc news. the maldives will choose a new president this weekend, in a run—off race that is being framed as a choice between new delhi and beijing. but the geopolitical rivalry is hanging over an election that is dominated by issues from terrorism to climate change. so what d

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gary lineker. >> they both the same >> they both get the same ratings the bbc, but melvin ratings on gary lineker, which just shows we defund the bbc. we need to defund the bbc. >> it right ? >> defund it right? >> defund it right? >> rebecca mine is chairman ardi who is the new head of british vogue, taking over from edward enninful. it is so nice to see a woman back at the head of a woman's publication. >> does it does it matter? >> does it does it matter? >> i think really matters >> i think it really matters when there are very few women in the jobs in journalism, in the top jobs in journalism, in journalism opportunities. rebecca an rebecca and she's going to do an incredible sure, unlike incredible job, i'm sure, unlike her, i've never read vogue magazine in my life. >> shocked me down. the >> you shocked me down. the winner, it's winner, though, of course, it's suzanne ann. i am so behind this petition all the way . now, the petition all the way. now, the biggest petition in the history of wales. this 20 mile per hour speed limit is a disgrace. and if we're not careful under a

so he failed immediately with gary lineker, as you recall , and with gary lineker, who was absolutely and what he was going to tweet and what he was going to tweet. but really, what worrying is that what is really worrying is that they to accept they don't want to accept vis a vis trump, that it isn't some sort of small cabal that would vote him. and i'm very anti vote for him. and i'm very anti trump. i think it'd be terrible if be next president, if he'd be the next president, especially prison. especially if he'd be in prison. but it's the but what's apparent is it's the electorate and this is what the bbc does want accept, bbc does want to accept, that somehow the polls show that trump is ahead because the people america , for one people of america, for one reason or another at the moment, favour trump biden and favour trump over biden and really what's happening in the bbc is it's sort of implosion of editorial control. no report yet on huw edwards, the bashir thing, the tim davies seeking to cover up the cover , up the cover cover up the cover, up the cover up, all the time. the

gary lineker. >> they both the same >> they both get the same ratings the bbc, but melvin ratings on gary lineker, which just shows we defund the bbc. we need to defund the bbc. >> it right ? >> defund it right? >> defund it right? >> rebecca mine is chairman ardi who is the new head of british vogue, taking over from edward enninful. it is so nice to see a woman back at the head of a woman's publication. >> does it does it matter? >> does it does it matter? >> i think really matters >> i think it really matters when there are very few women in the jobs in journalism, in the top jobs in journalism, in journalism opportunities. rebecca an rebecca and she's going to do an incredible sure, unlike incredible job, i'm sure, unlike her, i've never read vogue magazine in my life. >> shocked me down. the >> you shocked me down. the winner, it's winner, though, of course, it's suzanne ann. i am so behind this petition all the way . now, the petition all the way. now, the biggest petition in the history of wales. this 20 mile per hour speed limit is a disgrace. and if we're not careful under a

high—profile bbc presenters will now be bound by new impartiality rules, which were drawn up after gary linekerhe new guidance allows presenters to give their views on issues but they must stop short of political campaigning. the actor turned politician laurence fox has apologised for comments he made on gb news about the journalist ava evans. the remarks were made during an episode of dan wootton tonight on gb news. both men have been suspended by the channel. the broadcasting regulator ofcom has begun an investigation. and mail online has also ended dan wootton�*s contract as a columnist. the family of a young black gymnast at the centre of a racism row in irish sport, say there's no excuse for what happened to their daughter. the ten—year—old girl was the only gymnast in a competition line—up not to be handed a participation medal. speaking publicly for the first time since the incident last year, her parents have told the bbc about their fight for an apology from the governing body, gymnastics ireland. meanwhile, the controversy attracted the attention of the multi—olympic gold medal winnin

gary lineker has been to meet big ange., but at the same time it depends on sort of where you come in the cycle, i felt that the club was kind of ready for that as well, that was taking a change, it was no point pointing it, the discussions i had, well if i come and this is what we're going to do, we're not going to punk from a nice and it's going to be scary. it is not always going to be smooth you know. i is not always going to be smooth you know. ., , ., , ., , know. i doubt the fans are used to that. know. i doubt the fans are used to that- true- — know. i doubt the fans are used to that. true. you _ know. i doubt the fans are used to that. true. you know _ know. i doubt the fans are used to that. true. you know so... - know. i doubt the fans are used to that. true. you know so... there l that. true. you know so... there was a willingness — that. true. you know so... there was a willingness in _ that. true. you know so... there was a willingness in the _ that. true. you know so... there was a willingness in the club, _

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it can we as gary lineker evidence with a rather bizarre tweet earth would tweet saying how on earth somebody's gay? and you prove if somebody's gay? and that fair, the point that is to be fair, the point that is to be fair, the point that making, isn't it? that she's making, isn't it? >> well, i think the problem there so when people apply there is so when people apply for this for refugee status in this country issues, you country for lgbt issues, you don't come say, don't just come and say, i'm 937- don't just come and say, i'm gay. often has happened is gay. often what has happened is that has suffered that person has suffered persecution that country. so that person has suffered persoftenwn that country. so that person has suffered persoften be that country. so that person has suffered persoften be thatt country. so that person has suffered pers often be that the untry. so that person has suffered pers often be that the person 0 it'll often be that the person has been as lgbt and there has been outed as lgbt and there has been outed as lgbt and there has been outed as lgbt and t

. can pay it with gary lineker.s. yeah >> and of course they've cancelled rashid as cancelled rashid murphy now as well because she stood up against yeah against puberty blockers. yeah but both the but look, both sides of the story news as you story here on gb news as you know, lee always a bbc spokesperson, said audiences choose their flags. choose to bring their own flags. and albert hall space. and the royal albert hall space. >> but don't choose >> yes, but they don't choose whether pay the tv whether or not they pay the tv licence, do they? >> they don't. and your >> no, they don't. and your mate, steve bray was behind this. know, he was front this. you know, he was front row. he front row. so i'm row. he was front row. so i'm with you. this was a political campaign. now, look, i actually want news, want to end with some good news, good because good news tonight, because i think often, especially with think too often, especially with slippery starmer and his ilk, we're country we're talking down our country and

. can pay it with gary lineker.s. yeah >> and of course they've cancelled rashid as cancelled rashid murphy now as well because she stood up against yeah against puberty blockers. yeah but both the but look, both sides of the story news as you story here on gb news as you know, lee always a bbc spokesperson, said audiences choose their flags. choose to bring their own flags. and albert hall space. and the royal albert hall space. >> but don't choose >> yes, but they don't choose whether pay the tv whether or not they pay the tv licence, do they? >> they don't. and your >> no, they don't. and your mate, steve bray was behind this. know, he was front this. you know, he was front row. he front row. so i'm row. he was front row. so i'm with you. this was a political campaign. now, look, i actually want news, want to end with some good news, good because good news tonight, because i think often, especially with think too often, especially with slippery starmer and his ilk, we're country we're talking down our country and

debacle , to the gary lineker debacle, we've sent this thing round and it's like, no, that's an internalil, darling. that's not the news. >> you're listening to gb news radio because i've got an old car right? >> i haven't got dab radio i'm in a nissan micra if i'm on a overtake anyone i have to book it in and send them an email. >> it's true actually the car i drive doesn't have dab radio. i need to get an upgrade, i need to get an upgrade. >> an ev. >> an ev. >> yeah. need to get an ev. that's the only thing that's going be allowed in london going to be allowed in london anyway. soon so yes, eve next with a dab radio can watch with a dab radio so i can watch radio single moment of the day. >> but i mean i'll be your someone who has enjoyed being on bbc panels in the past right you are someone a bit more sympathetic. i think about the bbc toward the bbc than maybe the rest of us are . but you must the rest of us are. but you must have been watching it . even you. have been watching it. even you. i'll be. that's why the beeb. >> that's why i was so disappointed with the bbc newsnight bec

you're can be if i can say when you're from background, from a british asian background, i'm not a gary linekeren't got mike override it and got the mike to override it and kind of go hang on get the kind of go hang on and get the whole nation behind you. i'm, i'm know, little fish, i'm you know, little fish, little so it just kills little pond. so so it just kills you. and literally work you. and literally all my work went in an instant and i'm talking about it was the asian network. it was radio two. the one travel show got . and one show travel show got. and i loved it there. and i still love that organisation . it was that organisation. it was a great i was working with great people. >> so—called friends disappear quickly as well. >> so—called friends disappear quickly foolish. >> so—called friends disappear quickly foolish thing was >> the foolish thing i did was i just thought everybody i work with were my friends because obviously mix obviously that's who you mix with, with your crew with, with your with your crew and your crew every and you're with your crew every day they're friends. y

you're can be if i can say when you're from background, from a british asian background, i'm not a gary linekeru haven't got mike override it and got the mike to override it and kind of go hang on get the kind of go hang on and get the whole nation behind you. i'm, i'm know, little fish, i'm you know, little fish, little so it just kills little pond. so so it just kills you. and literally work you. and literally all my work went in an instant and i'm talking about it was the asian network. it was radio two. the one travel show got . and one show travel show got. and i loved it there. and i still love that organisation . it was that organisation. it was a great i was working with great people. >> so—called friends disappear quickly as well. >> so—called friends disappear quickly foolish. >> so—called friends disappear quickly foolish thing was >> the foolish thing i did was i just thought everybody i work with were my friends because obviously mix obviously that's who you mix with, with your crew with, with your with your crew and your crew every and you're with your crew every day they're frien

. >> lineker, mr virtue, >> gary lineker, mr virtue, signaller in chief still went and commentated on just want to why, by the way, i just want to be really clear on this. i am absolutely not saying that these people not go play people should not go and play football but do football for these clubs, but do not preach to us constantly. when you don't mean it, you're not going to put your money where your mouth is. >> absolutely. and what's his name? i don't do football. jordan should he jordan henderson. he should he should kicking balls, should stick to kicking balls, not talking it, which is what he's it is absolutely he's doing. it is absolutely outrageous that somebody who does he's told to or does whether he's told to or not, he puts the laces on. he does this. he makes himself out as a great campaigner for gay rights. is now is a rights. what he is now is a poster for a vicious poster boy for a vicious mediaeval regime which dishes out the punishments that you've mentioned. >> we're meant to feel sorry for him and we're meant well. >> he thought >> you see, he never thought he's

. >> lineker, mr virtue, >> gary lineker, mr virtue, signaller in chief still went and commentated on just want to why, by the way, i just want to be really clear on this. i am absolutely not saying that these people not go play people should not go and play football but do football for these clubs, but do not preach to us constantly. when you don't mean it, you're not going to put your money where your mouth is. >> absolutely. and what's his name? i don't do football. jordan should he jordan henderson. he should he should kicking balls, should stick to kicking balls, not talking it, which is what he's it is absolutely he's doing. it is absolutely outrageous that somebody who does he's told to or does whether he's told to or not, he puts the laces on. he does this. he makes himself out as a great campaigner for gay rights. is now is a rights. what he is now is a poster for a vicious poster boy for a vicious mediaeval regime which dishes out the punishments that you've mentioned. >> we're meant to feel sorry for him and we're meant well. >> he thought >> you see, he never thought he's

gary lineker has admitted with mike perry's victims , if with mike perry's victims, if you are somebodyy in the 1980s, perhaps in his secretary, undergoing therapy , perhaps undergoing therapy, perhaps you'd like to drop me a line. >> tell me about your experience with man, mark with the great man, mark gbnews.com. and there's gbnews.com. and if there's a photo in pomp, photo of you in your pomp, i'm happy to put it on tv. that's a that's asking for trouble. quick one. by the way, emmanuel macron slapping a massive tax on brits with holiday homes in france. is it time for a war with france? you're historian . we'd win it, you're a historian. we'd win it, wouldn't we, if we went war wouldn't we, if we went to war with of probability of >> the balance of probability of the past thousand is, yes, the past thousand years is, yes, we . we would. >> there we've got >> so there you go. we've got we've got the of approval. >> so there you go. we've got we'viknewthe of approval. >> so there you go. we've got we'viknew that of approval. >> so there you go. we've got we'viknew that warof approval.

gary lineker has admitted with mike perry's victims , if with mike perry's victims, if you somebody thatat worked with mike perry in the 1980s, perhaps in his secretary, undergoing therapy , perhaps undergoing therapy, perhaps you'd like to drop me a line. >> tell me about your experience with man, mark with the great man, mark gbnews.com. and there's gbnews.com. and if there's a photo in pomp, photo of you in your pomp, i'm happy to put it on tv. that's a that's asking for trouble. quick one. by the way, emmanuel macron slapping a massive tax on brits with holiday homes in france. is it time for a war with france? you're historian . we'd win it, you're a historian. we'd win it, wouldn't we, if we went war wouldn't we, if we went to war with of probability of >> the balance of probability of the past thousand is, yes, the past thousand years is, yes, we . we would. >> there we've got >> so there you go. we've got we've got the of approval. >> so there you go. we've got we'viknewthe of approval. >> so there you go. we've got we'viknew that of approval. >> so there you go. we've got we'vik

idea but our colleague dan hodges has tweeted this morning saying that when was pulled off when gary linekersh air, there was a huge backlash like alex like you'll remember, alex scott. went on strike. scott. oh, they went on strike. >> they did strike. >> they did strike. >> i mean, match of the day was ruined, wasn't it? there was no football focussed on was better because well because he wasn't on. yeah well you wouldn't you. wouldn't you would wouldn't you. wouldn't you would wouldn't you. wouldn't you football but you andrew. i hate football but there's no such thing you there's been no such thing you know in this situation which i think is just really telling. there are no other musicians coming out. >> i mean, she's an absolute icon. >> she she is. and also she's going to be at number two. i mean, only out to olivia mean, only losing out to olivia rodriguez, you rodriguez, who is like, you know, phenomenon for know, a global phenomenon for young so she young people. right. so she would otherwise probably be at number this weekend. and number one this weekend. and yet the are not the b