Former England captain and Match of the Day host Gary Lineker's moderate views have again aroused the ire of Conservative Party politicians and media outlets
Gary Lineker
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As the presenter of Match of the Day, Lineker is renowned for his footballing insight and sharp dressing. He talks about wardrobe choices, being tempted to wear white trousers
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