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Patten said that the BBC Trust agreed to give Entwistle a 12-month pay off worth £450,000, which was double the amount he was entitled to for resigning voluntarily, was "defensible" and "better than any other course of action".

Still, anyone in possession of Mr Starkey's signature will surely be glad to hear of the monetary appreciation their bits of paper have accrued thanks to Ringo signing off; worth just £195 in 2000, a Ringo autograph now fetches up to £1,200.

Godliman had a carpal tunnel operation while Holly Walsh had her arm operated on after she broke it by jumping off Worthing pier while taking part in the Birdman, a flight competition for human-powered flying machines.

Mr Freeman's forward distance off Worthing Pier was just 63m (206ft), meaning he missed out on the cash prize, but he was delighted to set what he claimed was a new total distance record on Saturday.

Was the trade-off worth it?

Is the trade-off worth it?

He added, "The questions we confronted were 'Is the trade-off worth it?

By resigning now, Gibson has forgone a pay-off worth tens of thousands of pounds.

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Plenty of countries have thought that trade-off worth copying.But with three months to go until a general election, the mechanism is broken.

It's a distinction that makes sense only in the current Washington frame of mind, but it's a trade-off worth making to avoid either a default or radical cuts to discretionary spending and entitlement programs.