Ferguson buries hatchet with BBC

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has ended his long-standing boycott of the BBC.

Thu, 25 Aug, 2011 - 12:36

Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has ended his long-standing boycott of the BBC.

Ferguson has not spoken to the corporation on team matters since 2004 following the broadcast of a TV documentary containing allegations about his son, Jason.

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