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The scale of the pay scandal at the BBC was made clearer yesterday when scores of salaries were published for series of low-level jobs all paid for by a levy on UK owners of TV sets.

Auction show pulled for fakery

The BBC is under political pressure as the scale of its largesse became clear when it published salaries of its highest paid suits.

David Cameron, leader of the Conservative party, has signalled it is time to end the excesses at the BBC.

Roly Keating, controller of BBC Two, will leave the channel

BBC boss Mark Thompson has appointed an ex-Pepsi salesman, Tim Davie, as Director of BBC Audio & Music.

Well - will the BBC appoint Stephanie Flanders as their next economics editor?

Tony Blair becomes a Catholic

Evan Davis is to became a full-time presenter on Radio 4's Today programme. He replaces Carolyn Quinn, who is leaving the show.

More strikes are threatened at the BBC as staff are told that 1,800 will face redundancy and 700 will be redeployed into other jobs.