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It followed Mr Miliband's interview with the BBC, in which he invited the cameras into his home.

Sood was unrepentant about the remarks this morning, giving interviews to Sky and the BBC in which he stood by his comments.

Scott gave an interview to the BBC in which he blamed the failure of his party to maintain an independent identity within a Conservative-led government for the collapse of support in Scotland.

Complicating the recruitment picture is Patten's desire for a management overhaul of the BBC, in which he has talked broadly about separating the director general's dual role of running the organisation and being chief editor.

It is only three weeks since Rattle gave an interview with the BBC in which he said London and Munich were the two great cities in the world that did not have "proper" concert halls.

#Crimea March 18 , 2014Updated at 6.45pm GMT 6.05pm GMT Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for President Putin, has given an interview with the BBC in which he says military intervention in eastern Ukraine is "not on the agenda".

Yet he has been working for decades, his early career comprising a series of "oblique" BBC-funded documentaries like Serbian Epics, in which he travelled to Bosnia during the 1994 civil war to film Radovan Karadžić, the Bosnian Serb leader later accused of ordering the Srebrenica massacre, as he read garish poetry on the hills above the besieged shell of Sarajevo.

became a best-selling book, a television show and an off-Broadway hit and won him a second BBC series, Dave Gorman's Important Astrology Experiment, in which he attempted to live in accordance with the advice of his star sign.

Director general Tony Hall has also touched on the issue of too many managers and too much bureaucracy by promising a "bonfire of the boards", in which he will "halve the number of pan-BBC boards and steering groups".

The BBC's accounts for 2001 show that Lord Hall received "an additional contribution of £24,539 to his pension arrangements on leaving the BBC", which he received after securing his new position at the Royal Opera House.

There was a very un-BBC moment in which Mick said he didn't want Johnny to be "one of them camp ones", but it felt crucial in giving both characters credence.