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The recently reinstated Match Of The Day host asked the Twitter owner whether the language was ‘acceptable’ on his platform.

Former England footballer John Barnes thinks the UK considers certain groups of refugees to be “more worthy” than others.

Tom Tugendhat said he is awaiting a review from the National Cyber Security Centre before deciding on the ‘hugely important question’.

The former UKIPer called on the Match of the Day presenter to apologise for his remarks, sending the irony meter into overdrive.

This is about "politics, about leadership and about whether, in the 21st century, it makes sense to stop people saying what they believe."

The rally heard from speakers including former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.

Tens of thousands of appointments and operations are expected to be cancelled as a result of the 72-hour strike in England.

Lucien Laviscount was speaking to Good Morning Britain about the Gary Lineker controversy.

She said stepping away as an ambassador was a ‘hard decision’ and she would continue as a supporter of Refuge from the sidelines.