Clegg “deleted”

Chaos nearly occurred to the BBC News schedules on Radio 4 when an 8 minute interview with Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg went missing at short notice.

Without it, political balance would mean that the World at One would not have been able to broadcast similar interviews with other party leaders, resulting in a knock-on effect throughout the Christmas news schedule.

Shaun Ley has the rest of the story.

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5 Comments

  • Grammar Police 3rd Jan '09 - 8:56pm

    If it is true; given the post at 7.12pm, and it makes it about a one day to one and a half days for people to respond to the YouGov questionnaire.

    That’s not normal for them and all sounds bit odd to me.

  • Richard Whelan 3rd Jan '09 - 9:06pm

    This sounds so way off the wall as to be laughable. If true it just goes to show how desparate the Muroch Press is to see our destruction.

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