The Observer says the Lineker row “threatens to topple BBC chiefs” as well as “derail parts of the government’s controversial new asylum policy”. In its Sunday spread, the paper reports that BBC Chairman Richard Sharp and the corporation’s Director General Tim Davie “were both under growing pressure to resign,” as leading sports and media personalities have continued to defend the football star’s “right to criticise what he regards as racist language used by ministers to promote their immigration policy”.
The front page also reports on the PR drive to promote the new ‘skinny jab’ loved by celebrities and recently approved for NHS use.
‘I can’t believe you are gone it doesn’t feel real, we miss you so much already, honestly I don’t know what to say I’m still so shocked.’
Talks have been progressing well.
It will only be a brief step back for Lineker.
After more than 60 years since they graduated the pair of teachers were able to throw their caps in the air
Viewers said she should be ‘ashamed’.
Three of the women ended up in court and were jailed, and the rest were revealed through Freedom of Information requests.
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