And I'm convinced the is the case. The decision was, I'm sure, made by a senior manager (not the DG or Chair) who thought that is what his bosses expected. I doubt the government even hinted eiither … (View Post)

You shouldn't regret it. You helped save us from Corbyn. When there are two atrocious options all you can do is choose the less bad one. (View Post)

I think it's more likely the BBC did it (suspend, not sack in any case) because they thought it was expected than because they were actually told to. (View Post)

That's outrageous, and there's no way it ends well. (View Post)

Ah yes, that most reliable of all sources. (View Post)