Former Royal Marine Michael Hodder, who followed Brigadier Ronnie Stonham into Room 105 at Broadcasting House, has been talking to Radio 4 about vetting of BBC recruits in the 70s and 80s.
Not much new from the personnel officer with "two or three safes" of confidential material, but when asked about possible agents working on the BBC payroll, he says "I'm not going to go there". Not, you'll note, "There were none".
His contribution starts at 17 minutes 8 seconds here...
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