Barbara Slater to quit as head of BBC Sport, six months after Gary Lineker fiasco
Slater’s resignation has been announced six months after the Gary Lineker scandal, but will not take effect until next year
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Slater’s resignation has been announced six months after the Gary Lineker scandal, but will not take effect until next year
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