At last,the hide and seek
game being played by the BBC have come to an end, and they saw reason why Jeremy
Clarkson, Top Gear presenter has
to go! ‘He wasn't being sacked for always
making gaffes about foreigners, but for physically attacking a producer on the
show. I suppose the 'producer' must be white. Woreva sha, something has to be
the reason and he's now going! Going!!Gone!!! People like him should not be
gracing our TV screens.’
It would be recalled that earlier this week, Radio 1
controller Ben Cooper said: "I think if my son or daughter went to a place
of work where they were shouted at, abused and someone threw a punch at them I
would want there to be an inquiry and for that to be dealt with in a very
serious way and that's what the BBC is currently doing."But he said in The Sunday Times that it had
all been in good humour, writing: "It was all meant in jest and anyway it
worked.
The
Director General of the BBC, Lord Hall, is expected to make an announcement today
after an internal investigation was conducted during Clarkson’s suspension from
the BBC show.
Clarkson unapologetic
wrote: "By being brief, controversial and a bit sweary I woke the room up
and the auction prize I was offering - one last lap of the Top Gear test track
- raised £100,000."
"To be in
the audience of Top Gear there was an 18-year waiting list. You know the BBC
has f*themselves, and so who gives a f***? "It was a
great show and they f* it up." Clarkson said.
He is reported to
be considering new shows, including a programme about a novice trying to run a
farm.
Clarkson tweeted
his thanks to supporters of a petition, delivered by tank to BBC headquarters
in London on Friday, but declared in his column in The Sun that "protest
never works".
Meanwhile, with
money-spinning show Top Gear off air during the internal investigation, May has
been tweeting about getting to grips with life without work to distract him.
He wrote at the
weekend: "Woodwork tasks today. Being jobless allows you to revisit old
interests, learn new things, and listen to the radio more. Sold the
telly."
May had
previously told his fans: "I've been given some heavy gardening work
today. Temptation to cut my own head off with the chainsaw may prove too
strong. #StillUnemployed."
Photo credit: Ian vogler/Daily Mirror
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