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To: LindyBill who wrote (26964)	1/29/2004 4:56:33 PM
From: gamesmistress	Respond to of 793964

the people who were conspicuous by their silence when Robert Kilroy-Silk was fired for his comments on Islam. I'm not surprised. All that stuff about the "integrity" and "principles" at the BBC makes me sick. Meanwhile, Gilligan's boss is keeping his job. Will Gilligan? And will we see a mass walkout and firings?(edit: LB says no firings.) Would anyone notice they were gone? :-/ Tune in tomorrow... Sambrook will not face BBC axe Ciar Byrne Thursday January 29, 2004 Sambrook: staff were told he would remain head of news Richard Sambrook will keep his job as the BBC's head of news, staff at the corporation were told at a meeting this afternoon. Rest at: media.guardian.co.uk