:::::::So apologies for past behaviour just prove present guilt? Hmm. Sorry for the misplaced irony above. I'd always assumed that the BBC was treated as a more reliable and unbiased media source than almost any other, but especially such sources as, for example, The Daily Mail. I'd also suggest that the BBC's deft and sincere treatment of the No. 2 "song" in tonight's Chart Show was perfectly well-pitched and well-balanced. I think they should be applauded for their efforts. And I'm personally still appalled that Lloyd-Webber should have made a single Broadway cent out of this whole affair. (I guess we can all look forward to hearing about his nominated charity on Tuesday). None of this, however, can be any argument for including the story in this article.