Gary Neville has said he is "so sorry" as he prepares to face a driving ban for speeding.
The former Manchester United captain decided to open up about his offence after reading comparisons between speeding and the Partygate scandal which saw a fines issued. Boris Johnson became the first sitting prime minister to be fined for breaking the law, while chancellor Rishi Sunak also faced consequences.
Neville, who also won 85 England caps during his playing career, said he is due to be banned from driving in the "coming days/weeks". The 47-year-old, who has previously called on Johnson to resign, demonstrated his own remorse for his actions while saying those in power should have no excuses for breaking the law themselves.
