You (CB) also said ……

Anyone who had ever had a TV licence had a right to know the name of the suspended presenter.

Clearly this is not anywhere near correct at any level. Owning a licence confers the right to have a tv set and watch programmes on it . It confers no right over any aspect of BBC governance, policies or management of BBC employees . Not only that if the BBC made the name public for you and others …. they could be sued for defamation. But hey press on regardless with your sense of massive entitlement because you bought a licence.

Posted By: Larrikin, Jul 11, 20:46:49