[Kojak]

He was publisher, not editor of Spectator, which itself is a magazine regulated by IPSO. Therefore nothing like the Lineker situation

It's widely accepted that Journalists write and work for other news organisations of similar standing - so and independently regulated news magazine wouldn't raise any issues, same working for another Ofcom regulated broadcaster

It seems like we're holding a BBC sports presenter to a higher standard than actual BBC journalists here. The political journalist could express his non impartial opinions on twitter because he also wrote for another news organisation but the Match of the Day presenter absolutely can't express a non-impartial opinion on twitter because.....????

Because it's not the correct opinion, that's why.

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This what I mean when I say there's a highly manipulated agenda here.

Labour commentator  Dan Hodges is bang on here

The abolition of the BBC Singers is the latest thing to be the equivalent of the Nazis. Come on. Everyone needs to get a serious grip. This is getting ridiculous now. <a href="https://t.co/b97016vJ3J">https://t.co/b97016vJ3J</a></p>&mdash; (((Dan Hodges))) (@DPJHodges)

I agree that Campbell's comment is probably an overreaction - but Dan Hodges is about as much of a Labour supporter as Nigel Farage.