| 10:55 UK time, Wednesday, 6 December 2006
Manchester Evening News: "The BBC could get the money it needs to move to Salford, even if the corporation ends up with a low licence fee settlement." (link)
Evening Standard: "The BBC will be left without a chairman until at least April, following Michael Grade's shock defection to ITV last week." (link)
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Comments
If the BBC doesn't have a Chairman before Easter, then the BBC Trust can't form and Auntie dies of neglect on 31st December when the old Charter runs out.
No chairman until April, how can the BBC possibly cope!?!
I nominate Jeremy Paxman for Chairman.