Ollie Robinson: Last News

England have made three changes to their XI as they look to keep the Ashes alive in the third Test at Headingley this week.

Loose Women host Ruth Langsford has faced criticism online after the panel addressed Ollie Robertson.The cricket player has been axed from the England Test Team in response to the "unacceptable" racist and sexist tweets he posted as an 18-year-old.The offensive messages resurfaced online last week as Robinson, 27, made his Test debut against New Zealand at Lords.At the close of play on day one, Robinson issued an apology and said he was "embarrassed" and "ashamed".He has been suspended from international cricket by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).During today's episode of Loose Women, Ruth had suggested that his comments may have been "teenage banter".Viewers have since taken to Twitter and shared their fury following the Loose

Loose Women host Ruth Langsford has brought criticism upon herself after comparing cricketer Ollie Robinson's historic comments online to “teenage banter”.When Ollie was 18 years old he wrote a string of "unacceptable" tweets on his account and has since apologised for them.The Loose Women decided to discuss the topic, with Janet Street-Porter saying that the apology was long overdue and he should have apologised prior to his England position.She said: “I think apologising after, no matter how heartfelt, won’t placate a lot of people, a lot of other players,”Langsford was quick to enter the conversation, asking: ‘”are you saying at 18, he’s an adult?”Janet Street-Porter confirmed: “He was an adult, you’re an adult at 18.”Ruth finished her

England cricketer Ollie Robinson says he is ‘ashamed’ by historical sexist and racist tweets he sent a number of years ago after they came to prominence on the day he made his Test debut against New Zealand.Robinson, who is a bowler, couldn’t have wished for a better start to his international career after taking two wickets for 50 runs on the opening day of the first Test at Lords.But the 27-year-old’s performance was overshadowed when tweets he made as an 18-year-old in 2012 and 2013 surfaced during the afternoon’s play.One of the tweets read: “My new muslim friend is the bomb.