内容摘要：Gary Lineker has deleted an Instagram story post he shared from the group Palestine Lobby, which said: "Zionism explained in two minutes" and featured an illustration of a rat.

Gary Lineker has deleted an Instagram story post he shared from the group Palestine Lobby, which said: "Zionism explained in two minutes" and featured an illustration of a rat.

In March, the council, which has a £2bn debt, said it was takingPlans for a new taxi office have been refused despite some support.

The proposed office in Werrington in Peterborough would have been located next to the vacant Ploughman pub., stated in its planning application that the local highway network would be "unaffected" by the proposed taxi office on Staniland Way.However, Peterborough City Council's highways department objected to the plans, noting the development "would not provide adequate facilities within the curtilage of the site for parking or turning of vehicles".

The plan put forward was for a one-storey building with two pick-up spaces provided within the existing Werrington Centre car park.But the council's highways department argued manoeuvring of vehicles would be likely to have an "adverse effect" on the safety and free flow of traffic into the car park.

The council's pollution control officer also stated there was concern about a residential unit above the former pub, adding that "future residents may be disturbed" by noise from the taxi office and cabs.

Werrington Neighbourhood Council supported the addition of the taxi office and the potential business it would bring to the area, but noted concerns around access, space and existing taxis.The BBC's social media rules were then rewritten to say presenters of flagship programmes outside news and current affairs - including Match of the Day - have "a particular responsibility to respect the BBC's impartiality, because of their profile on the BBC".

In November 2024, Lineker announced his departure from Match of the Day, but he will remain with the BBC to front FA Cup and World Cup coverage.Parents thinking of giving children a mobile phone for Christmas should treat it as a gift that needs safety equipment - much like providing a helmet with a bike, safety bosses have said.

Parliament was recently told children werewhile Australia's leaders have