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Western People — Constantine Hatzidakis stood down while FA investigates Andy Robertson incident - Vimarsana News

Western People — Constantine Hatzidakis stood down while FA investigates Andy Robertson incident

The assistant referee appeared to elbow Liverpool full-back Robertson just after the half-time whistle in the 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

Roscommon Herald — Constantine Hatzidakis stood down while FA investigates Andy Robertson incident - Vimarsana News

Roscommon Herald — Constantine Hatzidakis stood down while FA investigates Andy Robertson incident

The assistant referee appeared to elbow Liverpool full-back Robertson just after the half-time whistle in the 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

Western People — Linesman's career at risk if guilty over Andy Robertson incident – Keith Hackett - Vimarsana News

Western People — Linesman's career at risk if guilty over Andy Robertson incident – Keith Hackett

The extraordinary incident occurred just after the half-time whistle was blown during Liverpool’s 2-2 draw with Arsenal.

Adam Smyth confirmed as director BBC N Ireland - Vimarsana News

Adam Smyth confirmed as director BBC N Ireland

Adam Smyth has been named as the new Director of BBC Northern Ireland.

Gary Lineker to return to BBC after broadcaster commits to review of impartiality rules - Vimarsana News

Gary Lineker to return to BBC after broadcaster commits to review of impartiality rules

Gary Lineker is set to return to the BBC after the broadcaster apologised and committed to a comprehensive review of its social media guidelines. Lineker, 62, was controversially stood down from his role as presenter of Match of the Day on Friday after a tweet criticising the UK government’s new asylum policy was deemed to be in breach of the corporation’s impartiality rules. But after crisis talks following a weekend of behind-the-scenes turmoil and severely disrupted programming on both television and radio, the BBC have rowed back on their decision and welcomed Lineker b...