Gary Lineker said he received a "standing ovation" in a branch of Marks & Spencer after being suspended by the BBC earlier this year.The Match Of The Day host, 62, was taken off air by the corporation after being caught up in a row over impartiality in March.Lineker had compared the language used to launch a Government asylum seeker policy with 1930s Germany on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Gary Lineker said he received a "standing ovation" in a branch of Marks & Spencer after being suspended by the BBC earlier this year.The Match Of The Day host, 62, was taken off air by the corporation after being caught up in a row over impartiality in March.Lineker had compared the language used to launch a Government asylum seeker policy with 1930s Germany on X, formerly known as Twitter.