I think it's significant that Leonard has not felt able to answer, in any meaningful way, ANY of the questions asked of him here or on the BBC site - (even after admitting that he does keep an eye on both, so ignorance can be no defence).

There can be only two reasons:

1) He thinks our concerns are so beneath his dignity as to require no response. (The Enron Policy)

2) He cannot compose any answer without risking some incrimination of himself, his company or his awards - so silence is his only option. (The Jarvis Policy)

In either event that makes him unworthy of the salary that the BBC provides him on our behalf.


John - if you've never been on a media or a PR training course (which I must assume you haven't, because you're breaking every basic rule in the book), may I humbly suggest you buy yourself one for Christmas?