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Gary Lineker makes BBC return after impartiality row

Gary Lineker makes BBC return after impartiality row

Gary Lineker was again at work for the BBC on Saturday after a row over impartiality sparked by his criticism of the UK authorities’s new asylum coverage was resolved.

The former England footballer was taken off air by bosses on the publicly-funded broadcaster final weekend after evaluating the launch of the Conservatives’ new coverage to the rhetoric of Nazi-era Germany.

His elimination sparked chaos throughout the BBC‘s sporting protection as presenters, pundits and commentators confirmed their backing for Lineker by refusing to work.

A compromise was reached on Monday as the 2 sides stated they’d agreed that Lineker would return to screens whereas the company launches an unbiased evaluation into its social media tips.

Lineker, who’s the BBC‘s highest paid presenter, stated “it’s great to be here” as he fronted stay protection of Manchester City’s FA Cup quarter-final towards Burnley.

Former England captain Alan Shearer was one of many pundits to tug out from his position final weekend and welcomed a return to “normality”.

“I just need to clear up and say how upset we were for all the audiences that missed out last weekend,” stated Shearer.

“It was a very tough scenario for all involved and, by no fault of their very own, some actually good folks in TV and radio had been put in an unattainable scenario that wasn’t honest.

“It’s good to get back to some sort of normality and talk about the football.”

Lineker’s duties on the Etihad Stadium imply he won’t be within the sizzling seat for the BBC’s flagship Premier League highlights present Match of the Day afterward Saturday.

The world’s longest-running soccer tv programme was broadcast for the primary time final Saturday and not using a presenter, pundits and even commentary, with solely crowd noise accompanying a 20-minute highlights package deal.

Source: www.anews.com.tr