| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC 13:09 - Jul 14 with 2259 views | Joiedevivre | 1 Scott Mills £745,000–£749,999 2 Greg James £440,000–£444,999 3 Stephen Nolan £425,000–£429,999 4= Vernon Kay £405,000–£409,999 4= Laura Kuenssberg £405,000–£409,999 Even within the top 60, you’re earning circa 200 grand a year. In what world does a public service DJ need to earn three-quarters of a million? All through an archaic forced fee for a service which it is high time to make a subscription. Privatise, please! Let the people decide if they want to pay these people and watch / listen… or not. [Post edited 14 Jul 13:10]
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| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 14:12 - Jul 14 with 2123 views | Jellybaby | All it takes to stop this "corruption" is for people to stop watching and/or stop paying. That possibility is increasing year on year, but there are still 23 million people willing to fund the propaganda and the excessive payments of so called celebrities. |  |
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| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 14:34 - Jul 14 with 2093 views | PatfromPoole | Amazed that Scott Mills was on so much. Of course, the real big earners, such as Graham Norton and Fiona Bruce, are paid through limited companies, which is highly debatable in terms of being legal from an HMRC perspective. Particularly in the case of the utterly detestable Fiona Bruce, who only seems to work for the BBC, so I have no idea how she gets away with it. [Post edited 14 Jul 14:37]
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| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 14:45 - Jul 14 with 2062 views | 1885_SFC |
| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 14:34 - Jul 14 by PatfromPoole | Amazed that Scott Mills was on so much. Of course, the real big earners, such as Graham Norton and Fiona Bruce, are paid through limited companies, which is highly debatable in terms of being legal from an HMRC perspective. Particularly in the case of the utterly detestable Fiona Bruce, who only seems to work for the BBC, so I have no idea how she gets away with it. [Post edited 14 Jul 14:37]
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Can't stand the woman. She hosts Question Time of course & makes out she's a Labour voter and 'ordinary working class'. Is she fook. Her father was a director of Unilever and paid for her to attend The International School of Milan in Italy. She then went to Oxford Uni before attending the University of London Institute in Paris. She's got more faces than a town hall clock. |  |
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| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 18:58 - Jul 14 with 1923 views | Chesham_Saint |
| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 14:45 - Jul 14 by 1885_SFC | Can't stand the woman. She hosts Question Time of course & makes out she's a Labour voter and 'ordinary working class'. Is she fook. Her father was a director of Unilever and paid for her to attend The International School of Milan in Italy. She then went to Oxford Uni before attending the University of London Institute in Paris. She's got more faces than a town hall clock. |
Whatever her political views, one thing's for sure - she's piss poor at chairing a meeting. I gave up after a year of her tenure. |  |
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| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 19:37 - Jul 14 with 1892 views | HytheFerrytales | Hopefully Mills trousered enough dosh at 750k/annum to tide him over when the Beeb binned him, given new information emerging relating to historical alleged sexual naughtiness Born in Southampton I read somewhere |  | |  |
| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 20:12 - Jul 14 with 1855 views | Joiedevivre |
| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 14:12 - Jul 14 by Jellybaby | All it takes to stop this "corruption" is for people to stop watching and/or stop paying. That possibility is increasing year on year, but there are still 23 million people willing to fund the propaganda and the excessive payments of so called celebrities. |
They backdated my widowed Nan’s payment (my Grandad had refused to pay for a few years before passing last year). The thought of them bombarding the elderly with threatening letters and coming to your house as you haven’t paid Scott Mills’ salary - more than they’d ever earned in one swift year - or for the latest edition of Doctor Shite Who is both funny and depressing. |  | |  |
| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 21:43 - Jul 14 with 1759 views | kingslandstand1 |
| It’s that time of year: gross (adj) amounts of £ earned by those at the BBC on 19:37 - Jul 14 by HytheFerrytales | Hopefully Mills trousered enough dosh at 750k/annum to tide him over when the Beeb binned him, given new information emerging relating to historical alleged sexual naughtiness Born in Southampton I read somewhere |
I do believe he opened the Fleet Services bridge or something? But that sacking did seem a bit unfair when you consider what quite a few others got away with for years |  |
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