Whaddya all talking about me for?
If you didn't agree with B&B policy you didn't have to go there.
It only applied in that one place, it wasn't a pan-global edict and Ewan MacColl didn't invent it.
Nor was it me that said B&B "became the Singers".
I remember perfectly well what happened and for a while I went, occasionally, to both.
What's at issue is the clarification of a policy which was not at all as described by Stewart Lee in Sunday's doc.
He said Ewan said . . . blah blah. Ewan did not.
My sole concern is that a documentary should be accurate in the hope that tripe is not dished up the next time this subject arises and My Music is cited as a source.

If you listened to Radcliffe's weekday shows

You talking to me? Nah. Radio 2? Moi?
Actually I did listen once about 18 months ago for 10 minutes. Something about a summer's day or a cup of tea. Not sure which.