They've taken the seats out of the Radio Theatre for Lord Hall to offer a little "festive entertainment" to beleaguered BBC hacks this afternoon. Yes, the DG is right behind them - but who else ?
Lee Cain or Dominic Cummings has put a moratorium on top Conservatives appearing on the Today Programme. Editor Sarah Sands, holiday partner of Boris Johnson, attempted an ice-breaking appearance by David Davis this morning. This as a form of peace-making is about as useful as trying to stop global warning through the means of interpretive dance. For Labour, Andy McDonald took on Justin Webb, saying the BBC consciously played a part in the demise of Corbyn.
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