It almost seems inappropriate to point this out...and if it is inappropriate then please feel free to say so (as I'm sure you will)...
...but the BBC's home editor Mark Easton has presented his take on the latest Jimmy Savile report, which focuses on the failings on the Conservative government in the 1980s, with three mentions of "Thatcher". Thatch was to blame, it seems.
Curiously, however, there are no mentions whatsoever in Mark's piece of Savile's incredibly lenient employer of several decades, the BBC. The acronym "BBC" appears nowhere.
Is that simply because "everyone knows" that Savile was a creature of the BBC? Or because Mark "forgot" to mention the fact?
