Bearing in mind the furore on a couple of other threads, it occurs to me that the BBC could do worse than make a posthumous Lifetime Achievement Award to PB. His achievements during his life were astounding, and with hindsight not only now appear even more astonishing but also are perhaps better appreciated. 20 years after his death his influence on a new generation is huge. You couldn't say that about many - not even, dare I say, Ewan McColl or Bert Lloyd.