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At the heart of a universal BBC has been a funding model backed by law.

"Working at the BBC has been a tremendous privilege, and I would like to thank everyone who has watched and listened so loyally over the last 13 years".

For over 50 years, the BBC has been a leader in wildlife programming: from Animal Magic to Life on Earth and more recently, Springwatch.

The following day Greg Dyke left the BBC, closely followed by Andrew Gilligan, and there's no doubt the BBC has been a changed - and chastened - organisation since then.

A BBC spokesman said: "The BBC has been a huge supporter of athletics and will follow with interest anything that is done to enhance the sport.

"In a world where broadcasting is increasingly global, it is important for Britain that we have a strong, vibrant and successful creative sector and the BBC has been a key driver of delivering that.

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She says the committee wants the names and details of 150 senior managers She says: I think all of us round the table really believe and value the BBC... and that's why this has been a grossly unedifying occasion which can only damage in my view the standing and reputation of the BBC.

British expatriate Paul Nolan, who filmed the incident on his phone, told the BBC it had been an "ugly scene" and "very aggressive".

It may be an accurate portrayal of the Gestapo's style, but it doesn't fit the tone, which heretofore had been a fairly standard, BBC-type production.

Photograph: BBC/PA It had been a good fortnight since a tabloid paper had a Doctor Who casting rumour to fly with.