BBC World Cup pundit Alex Scott has been given a telling off after she promoted a garments model whereas on responsibility of the broadcaster.
The previous England footballer, 38, is a model ambassador for Reiss and final week posted a picture of herself working in a studio in Qatar, while tagging the agency within the shot.
Nonetheless, selling business offers is frowned upon by the BBC and a few workers on information and present affairs are banned from doing so.
Two days in the past, Scott edited the submit to take away the Reiss reference. A BBC spokesman mentioned: ‘We now have spoken with Alex, who has eliminated the tag and won’t be repeating this.’
BBC World Cup pundit Alex Scott has been given a telling off after she promoted a garments model whereas on responsibility of the broadcaster. The previous England footballer, 38, is a model ambassador for Reiss and final week posted a picture of herself working in a studio in Qatar, while tagging the agency within the shot
Scott was sporting a £278 orange woolen blazer and matching £168 trousers within the picture, together with a £228 silk shirt and a pair of sequin heels.
The sportswoman’s dressing down comes after former BBC Breakfast star Dan Walker stopped posting photos some believed have been selling manufacturers after he accepted free or discounted items and shared them on social media.
He was not believed to have had business offers with the manufacturers, however a supply informed The Instances that he would now not be accepting presents from third events.
Two days in the past, Scott edited the submit to take away the Reiss reference. A BBC spokesman mentioned: ‘We now have spoken with Alex, who has eliminated the tag and won’t be repeating this’
It comes after Scott wore a ‘OneLove’ rainbow armband throughout the broadcaster’s pre-match protection of England’s recreation in opposition to Iran final month, hours after England captain Harry Kane and different gamers have been compelled to again down from displaying the gesture.
It was meant as a protest in opposition to all types of discrimination on the match in Qatar
Fifa informed gamers they might face sporting sanctions and workforce captains might even be booked or compelled to go away the pitch in the event that they wore the band.
