|09:08 UK time, Monday, 18 September 2006
The Independent: An interview with the BBC's political editor Nick Robinson. (link)
The Guardian: An interview with the head of BBC TV News Peter Horrocks. (link)
Sunday Mirror: Claims that pop star Pete Doherty has been selected to guest edit the Today programme. (The BBC has issued a statement denying this).
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Why does the BBC have such an obsession with Pete Doherty? That has has all the hallmarks of a subject that fascinates the chattering classes in Islington for some reason (the drugs?) but leaves the other 60 million people in the country completely mystified.