Jeremy Clarkson
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Concluding episode of BBC2 two-parter, which provoked a diplomatic row with Argentina, featured footage of production crew fleeing the country
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BBC presenter and Richard Hammond confirm controversial Argentinian footage will be shown in Christmas special
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Complainants allege that BBC management did not seem to take Top Gear presenter’s offences seriously and there had been no ‘meaningful apologies’
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Alicia Castro accuses Danny Cohen of ‘perfunctory’ rejection of apology request and says Jeremy Clarkson fell below standards
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Corporation’s director general, Tony Hall, says Top Gear team were ‘absolutely remorseful’ about saying anything racist
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Special to air despite ambassador’s demand for apology over car number plate allegedly referencing Falklands war. By John Plunkett
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Embassy claims Jeremy Clarkson wrongly accused officials, criticising his ‘provocative behaviour and offensive remarks’. By John Plunkett
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Media Monkey: Embattled BBC Top Gear host posts Twitter selfie of himself and Heston Blumenthal in bed together for Syria charity campaign
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Media Monkey: Top Gear presenter angered by Mirror story saying he has been told not to cause a ‘diplomatic incident’ on South American trip
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Comic launches vitriolic attack on Top Gear host at Edinburgh television festival
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Top Gear presenter ‘doesn’t see a problem with some of the language he used’ despite controversy, says Danny Cohen. By Mark Sweney
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Letters: Alex Salmond must be devastated. If only they had added Jeremy Clarkson, surely that would have taken us over the line?
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Deborah Orr: The BBC has given Jeremy Clarkson a pass over accusations of racism. But will he now start to take responsibility for his own words and their meanings and ditch the martyr routine?
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Ofcom says BBC breached broadcasting rules when it allowed presenter to use word ‘slope’ about Asian man in Burma special. By Jason Deans
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Media Monkey: Average allowance per manager for a motor has gone up under Tony Hall
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John Plunkett and guests discuss the options open to the UK broadcaster's new US owners. Plus former culture secretary Ben Bradshaw MP on the likely successors to Lord Patten at the BBC Trust
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Letters: The self-righteous left cannot abide dissent from a duplicitous intolerant version of acceptability
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Director general quashes plea for disciplinary action rather than just final warning over use of N-word. By Tara Conlan and John Plunkett
King or queen for a day If I were king for a day I would execute eavesdroppers, morris dancers and Bruce Forsyth