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The footage was described as "terrifying".

The BBC’s former director of nations and regions Ken MacQuarrie,conducted the inquiry. He worked for the BBC for 45 years on a salary of £325,000 a year as BBC Director of Nations and Regions and sat on both the BBC Board and Executive Committee. He left at the end of 2020.

"This is why no government minister ever appears on Channel 4 News. Makes the BBC look like a propaganda machine (Laura Kuenssberg, are you watching?)"

He also said the only thing you can believe in The Sun is "the date and price on the front page."

"Why is it being broadcast from inside a giant PS4?"

“In 25 years of doing this job, that was the most difficult, distressing and emotional broadcast I’ve ever been involved with," Gary Lineker said.

Tell us something we don't know, Rupert.

He also claimed that information about his sexuality was unlawfully obtained by journalists working for The Sun in 2006, shortly before the newspaper published a front-page story “exposing his sexuality”.

“Politicians obscure exclusionary ideologies and policies behind inclusionary rhetoric that highlights the ‘value’ of migrant ‘contributions’," a doctoral researcher said.