Sunday times
About 20 former BBC staff are barred even from revealing they signed a gagging deal (Alastair Grant)
THE BBC has used licence fee money to buy the silence of about 20 former staff who left after claiming to have been the victims of bullying or sexual harassment.
They have laid out their grievances in formal complaints to a BBC review set up in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal and overseen by Dinah Rose QC.
Former staff rounded on the BBC for its “hypocrisy” in gagging employees while promising to clean up the culture that enabled Savile to escape detection for his sexual crimes.
The 20 people forced to sign the gags, called compromise agreements, are barred even from revealing they have signed such a deal.
The infrared image on the right reveals the ancient city streets of Tanis near modern-day San El Hagar
Some 300,000 Muslims are said to live in Athens
About 200 EDL supporters took part in the march through Norwich
Do not enter: The moment the team sneak into Area 51 – and security teams immediately step in to arrest them
Roger Bolton said BBC bosses were out of touch with the public

The alleged target was the EDL, who had held a rally in Dewsbury earlier that day