How to Survive a Warzone documentary has just deepened. Five hundred people from the entertainment world, including Match of the Day host Gary Lineker, Riz Ahmed, Ken Loach, Top Boy creator Ronan Bennett,

More than 500 UK-based media professionals, including broadcaster Gary Lineker and actor Miriam Margolyes, have condemned the BBC’s decision to remove a documentary about Gaza from iPlayer. Last week,

Departing Match of the Day host Gary Lineker has joined around 500 TV industry figures in condemning the removal of a controversial BBC Gaza documentary. Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone faced a torrent of criticism and claims of bias after it emerged one of the key faces featured in the programme was the son of a Hamas leader.

The former Match of the Day presenter was joined by famous names like Miriam Margolyes, Bridgerton’s India Amarteifio and award-winning actress Juliet Stevenson

In a strongly worded open letter to BBC leadership, a group of U.K.-based film and television professionals have condemned the broadcaster’s decision to remove the documentary “Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone” from its streaming platform iPlayer.

Gary Lineker is "becoming the emblem of all that is wrong with the BBC", campaigners claim, after he called on the corporation to republish what critics describe as a Hamas "propaganda film". The Match of the Day host,