Celebrities and cultural figures including a Nobel literature laureate and comedian have voiced their thoughts on the BBC’s impartiality row involving Gary Lineker. The corporation on Friday said it had “decided” the former England star would take a break from presenting the highlights programme until an “agreed and clear position” on his use of social media had been reached. Match Of The Day host Gary Lineker outside his home in London (James Manning/PA) — © James Manning The 62-year-old became embroiled in a row over impartiality after using Twitter to compare the language used to launch a new Government asylum...