Gary Lineker has condemned the BBC for bowing to 'censorship' after the broadcaster pulled a documentary accused of 'blindly spouting' Hamas propaganda. The outspoken Match of the Day presenter ...

Gary Lineker has criticised the BBC for pulling ... after it emerged that it had prominently featured the son of a Hamas minister. The letter, whose signatories also included Miriam Margolyes ...

How can this documentary footage be illuminating if it has connections to official Hamas channels? This does not make it worthy, it makes it worthless. Gary Lineker has never been shy about ...

The cameraman, Hatem Rawagh, had tweeted praise for the October 7 massacre—another tidbit the BBC missed. Subtitles swapped “Jews” for “Israelis,” softening Hamas’s antisemitic venom into something ...

The BBC has received more than 600 audience complaints about Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone, the scandal-engulfed documentary ...

In response, hundreds of people including BBC presenter Gary Lineker signed an open letter ... explanation of the situation regarding the Hamas connections. According to the BBC, during the ...

Now hundreds of leading media figures including Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker have weighed in ... whether taxpayer money was given to Hamas – directly or indirectly – during the ...

On Tuesday, protesters gathered outside Broadcasting House in London claiming the BBC had aired Hamas propaganda. The BBC also faced criticism in pulling the documentary, with Gary Lineker ...

Gary Lineker, Anita Rani, Riz Ahmed and Miriam Margolyes are among more than 500 media figures who have criticised the BBC's decision to pull a documentary about children's lives in Gaza.

Gary Lineker is “becoming the emblem of all that is wrong with the BBC”, campaigners claim, after he called on the corporation to republish what critics describe as a Hamas “propaganda film”.

BBC presenter Gary Lineker with the FA Cup. Picture: Alamy Further accusations have been made about Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone, such as claims that other children were pictured with the militant ...

The documentary was pulled last week after it emerged its 13-year-old narrator was the son of a Hamas official.