The Times claims to have found four corporate events hosted by Clive Myrie that haven't turned up on the quarterly 'transparency' register of BBC news presenters' outside activities.
The BBC tells the paper “There appears to have been some administrative errors in relation to entries on the register. These will be reviewed and, where necessary, the register will be updated.”
Meanwhile the paper has been tracking Mr Myrie's bookings that should appear on future releases...
"This month he hosted the Inspire Justice Awards at the QEII Centre in central London. Later the same day he delivered an after-dinner speech at an Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association dinner at the Grosvenor House hotel in London, after appearing at an event for the same organisation in March.
"Last Tuesday, Myrie appeared at a breakfast event with the speakers’ agency JLA, and he later hosted the Legal Business magazine awards, also at the Grosvenor House. One person who was there said he had spoken about Edwards, Donald Trump and BBC impartiality.
"On Tuesday, Myrie is scheduled to host the Highways Awards at the Park Plaza in Westminster before making an appearance at the Culloden Estate and Spa in Belfast for an Institute of Directors Northern Ireland dinner."
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