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On Holmes, who has worked with Lineker for more than 40 years, said Lineker had a passionate interest in the subject and believed he had permission to tweet about the issue.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer attempted to weaponise Gary Lineker today over the BBC chaos over his Tweets - but was then told his party had also slated him.

Gary Lineker has risked ruffling feathers again at the BBC after entering the political fray to demand MPs support a Bill banning hunters bringing game trophies into the UK.

Gary Lineker will return to Match of the Day this weekend despite not apologising for comparing the Governments migration crackdown to Nazi Germany.

Eagle Archives, Feb. 25, 1950: Berkshire Countys second oldest bank, the Housatonic National Bank of Stockbridge, will celebrate its 125th anniversary with an open house in the same building which

Elon Musk's Tesla said it would more than double its U.S. Supercharger network by the end of next year to support the growth of its fleet and new EV customers.

Neil Darbyshire feasts on lobster in Halifax, goes canoeing in the blue-black water of Bras dOr Lake, listens to fiddle music in Cheticamp village and admires moose on French Mountain.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: How does the Princess of Wales feel about the King banning foie gras from palace menus?

Arch presenters, clichéd reporting, soft interviews: no wonder BBC Radio 4’s stale morning show is rapidly losing listeners.

ANN WIDDECOMBE: Although Tess Daly claims he withdrew due to an injury, the suspicion is that Adams instead stepped aside to make way for contestants who are rather more talented dancers.