Gary Lineker criticized the BBC for its decision not to air the documentary 'Gaza: Doctors Under Attack,' stating that the corporation should hold its head in shame over this failure. He expressed concern about the decline of the BBC, emphasizing that there are many dedicated employees within the corporation, but leadership is succumbing to external pressures. Lineker's emotional statements came during a private viewing of the documentary, where he highlighted the need for the public to see the realities faced by medics in Gaza.
Gary Lineker stated that the BBC should hold its head in shame for not airing the documentary 'Gaza: Doctors Under Attack,' criticizing its leadership for failing over the conflict.
Lineker expressed deep concern about the decline of the BBC, stating, 'to see the way it's declined in the last year or two has been devastating really.' His remarks emphasize his disappointment in the corporation's perceived partiality.
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