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The BBC says that it will meet employees' legal costs – although there have been complaints that the broacaster is only making a contribution, and so leaving staff out of pocket.

The BBC says that it spent over three years making the series, including 2,089 filming days (several times, with different crews were in multiple locations on the same day), and 117 production trips and 40 different countries — and you can imagine a huge amount of great footage never made the final cut.

It's still technically in trial phase, although the BBC says that it is now extending that trial until autumn of this year (not clear whether it becomes a full commercial operation at that point, or whether it closes down in preparation for a full launch).

Also some areas of the country are not presently covered by DAB; the BBC says that it may not provide coverage to the final 10% of the population, and may use Digital Radio Mondiale instead.

2.10pm GMT Andrew Lansley Photograph: /BBC Parliament Lansley says that it was the prime minister's decision to set aside the ministerial code saying ministers are bound by collective responsibility on this issue.

Publishing a revised remit for BBC Worldwide today, the trust also said that it will be selling off stakes in non-BBC branded international channels such as Animal Planet "where it makes commercial sense".

Alan Rusbridger Photograph: /BBC News Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 1.34pm BST13:34 Almost 24 hours after the White House said the Americans were given a "heads up" about the detention of David Miranda, Number 10 has now said that it was kept informed too.

Describing the settlement, agreed over a week's secret negotiations that came before the budget due on Wednesday, George Osborne said that "as a publicly funded body, it is right that [the BBC], like other parts of the public sector, should make savings".

4.43pm BST BBC trustee Anthony Fry says that Byford had already received a letter from the BBC's HR director, Lucy Adams, setting out what he was entitled to before it had been subject to detailed consideration.

As the British Council is a BBC-style public corporation, funded by the taxpayer, it is fair to say that its collaboration with a dictatorship is our collaboration too.

BBC business editor Robert Peston says that the privatisation should be complete by 15 October.