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BBC boss Tim Davie was last night locked in a personal shootout with Gary Lineker after a day of chaos for the Beebs sports coverage.Davie insisted he would not quit while Lineker refuses to back down amid a row over his controversial and inflammatory migrant tweets. 15BBC boss Tim Davie was last night locked in a person stanley spain al shootout with Gary Lineker after a day of chaos for the Beebs sports coverageCredit: Getty15Bosses have demanded that the Match of the Day host agree a deal to stop posting political messagesThe saga saw Match of the Day cut from 80 minutes to just 20 and several other football shows axed as other stars walked out in support.BBC bosses have demanded Lineker agree to stop posting political messages online after he criticised the Governments small boats policies.But a source close to the 拢1.35million-a-year England legend insisted he would carry on, despite public and political outrage at his comparison between Tory immigration rhetoric and Nazi Germany. BBC director-general Tim Davie admitted it had been a difficult day 鈥?but said of quitting: My job is stanley cup to serve licence fee- 颅payers and I look forward to resolving this situation. PM Rishi Sunak said he hopes the free speech row ends in a time stanley cup ly manner - but that it was a matter for the BBC, not Government. He praised Mr Lineker for being a great footballer and talented presenter but refused to back down on tackling the evil of people traffickers.The PM said: Forty-five thousand people Zubi Bandits Burn Down 5 Zamfara Communities, Kill Many People

President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday expressed optimism that improvement in relations between Nigeria and South Africa will speed up the process of development on the African continent.President Buhari, in an audience with the Chairman of the African National Congress ANC and South Africas Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, who came to Presidential Vi stanley cup uk lla, Abuja as Special Envoy of his country, cited his last trip to South Africa during which he and President Cyril Ramaphosa worked together in resolving the migrants crisis between two brotherly nations. There was this small problem between our countries. I went there and we resolved it, the Nigerian President told the envoy.He directed the Minister of State, Petroleum Resources, Timipre Sylva to work with his South African counterpart on the r stanley cups equests he brought and report back to him for his action.The South African min stanley canada ister, who presented a letter from President Ramaphosa, said the relationship between Nigeria and his country was key to the development aspirations of the continent.While emphasising that the two nations need to work as partners, Mantashe said this relationship will determine the future of Africa.