And while we're on the subject of the BBC...Let me flag up this, which a commenter left on a post below.
Here's the BBC's perfectly fine news page on the reopening of the Royal Festival Hall (I'm off to see Alfred Brendel play there on Thursday). Blah, blah, blah, and then - wham: Should City bankers donate a proportion of their fortunes to causes like the Royal Festival Hall?
Eh? Where did that come from? What's that got to do with the story?
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