Gary Lineker
Coverage of Gary Lineker in the Nexus archive.
- 'Patriotic millionaire' Gary Lineker accused of 'gross hypocrisy' over five-year battle against £4.9million tax bill - after urging Andy Burnham to make wealthy pay more
Gary Lineker faces accusations of hypocrisy after a five-year dispute over a £4.9 million tax bill, despite publicly urging Andy Burnham to ensure the wealthy pay more taxes.
- 120 millionaires have signed a letter begging the British government to tax them more: ‘We can afford it’
120 UK millionaires signed an open letter urging Prime Minister Andy Burnham to increase taxes on wealth over £10 million, proposing reforms that could raise £50 billion annually. The 'Proud to Pay' campaign, supported by celebrities like Gary Lineker and Brian Eno, argues higher taxation on the ultra-rich would address inequality and fund public services.
- Ex-Top Gear star James May, 63, opposes UK 'wealth tax' as Gary Lineker leads millionaires calling on Burnham to increase taxes on the super-rich
James May opposes a UK 'wealth tax' while Gary Lineker leads millionaires in urging Burnham to increase taxes on the super-rich.
- Minister refuses to rule out 'wealth tax' at Budget - as Gary Lineker leads 'virtue-signalling' millionaires demanding raid on assets despite warnings from economists
A minister has refused to rule out introducing a wealth tax in the upcoming Budget. Gary Lineker is leading a group of millionaires advocating for asset raids, despite warnings from economists.
- Gary Lineker faces backlash after calling Falkland Islands 'Malvinas' on Netflix Rest is Football podcast
Gary Lineker faced backlash for referring to the Falkland Islands as 'Malvinas' during an episode of the Netflix Rest is Football podcast. The comment sparked controversy, highlighting the sensitivity around the territory's name.
- Gary Lineker scores with his podcasting company named Britain's fastest-growing firm after it made £37.9million in sales last year
Gary Lineker's podcasting company was named Britain's fastest-growing firm, generating £37.9million in sales last year. The recognition highlights significant growth in the company's sales performance.