On the BBC News website earlier.
They’ve got chemical suppositories!
Thanks Kevin Boland

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0ud4UPqi4w
Alex Jones and David Aaronovitch appeared on the BBC’s Sunday Politics yesterday to discuss the Bilderberg Group’s meeting in Watford.
A classic shouty Alex Jones performance by all accounts.
Andrew Neil was more than able for him.
Gif via Adam Wagner
And the moment Alex Jones knew he was no longer on air he stopped. All an act. #bbcsp.
— Andrew Neil (@afneil) June 9, 2013
A cut away shot from last night’s Question Time (broadcast from Belfast) showing a camera operator’s seating plan, featuring Ian Paisley Jnr of the DUP and John O’Dowd from Sinn Fein. LGBT activist Peter Tatchell was also on the panel and he had this tussle with Ian Paisley Jnr.
Paddy Hoey writes:
DUP are the “Goodies” and “SF IRA” according to camera men in Belfast…
SF Lodge BBC Complaint Over IRA Label For Education Minister (Newstalk)
Thanks The Stoat
UPDATE: BBC apologises over Question Time seating plan (RTÉ)
“Financial reality” is one of the main reasons RTE is going down the path of iPhone journalism. #newsrw twitpic.com/ckf8ko
— BBC Journalism (@BBCCollege) April 19, 2013
hey @jeremyclarkson are you, @mrjamesmay and @richardhammond in #Dublin ? #topgear twitter.com/snazzydesign/s…
— Stephen NutleyⓂ (@snazzydesign) April 16, 2013
Anyone?

Mild-mannered chat show host Stephen Nolan,from BBC NI, cruelly denied an interview with soon-to-be-Fine-Gael-TD Helen McEntee, pours out his heart on the day of the Meath East by-election.
Oh, the humanity.
Thanks anon
Wildlife photographer and producer John Downer sez:
It’s not easy being a penguin, as we soon learned going through all the material shot for the BBC’s Penguins – Spy in the Huddle, narrated by David Tennant.
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!
Go Kat _
Ah.
Katie returns to scene of gold for top BBC award (Bernard O’Neill, Irish Independent)
Usain Bolt wins BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year (BBC News)
Thanks TF
As the scandal of Savile’s alleged abuse of children in his BBC dressing room, at hospitals and schools continues to grow, calls have been made for the BBC to review its guidelines on child protection.
Lord Patten, the chairman of the BBC Trust, called the allegations against Savile a “cesspit”, and said he wanted to ensure the corporation’s policies were “fit for purpose”.
He denied however there was a “corporate cover-up” over the decision to drop the Newsnight investigation into claims Savile had abused young girls while working on Top of the Pops..
Patten said he believed it would be a good idea for BBC director general George Entwistle to make a prominent primetime apology on behalf of the BBC once the claims have been unravelled.
Jimmy Savile Sex Abuse Claims Made By Former Hospital Patients (Guardian)