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One after the other, presenters and journalists across TV and radio pulled out of their broadcasts in support of Match Of The Day presenter Gary Lineker.
The coorporation has apologised for the disrupted programming saying it's trying to resolve the issue.
The coorporation has apologised for the disrupted programming saying it's trying to resolve the issue.
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