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What did you think of The One Show? Guest: Matthew Kelly

The One Show Team | 13:44 UK time, Friday, 10 July 2009

Adrian and Christine were joined by actor and TV presenter Matthew Kelly.

Matt Allwright visited the Isle of Lewis and discussed how a proposed Sunday ferry service would affect the Scottish island.

Matthew took us on a tour around Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London.

Sandi Toksvig explored Britain's fascination with crime fiction. One Show viewers have sent in the first 25 words of their murder-mysteries. Read the opening lines, and pick us some writing tips here.

And finally, it was Mike Dilger's last day at Tiggywinkles wildlife rescue centre. Watch Mike's films here.

Have a great weekend, we'll see you on Monday.

 

P.S. Watch The One Show Web Shows.

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  • 1. At 7:05pm on 10 Jul 2009, freddawlanen wrote:

    Adrian, I'm sitting here in Wigan and I do care about phone tapping, it's a giant invasion of privacy.
    What next breaking into celebrities houses and rummaging through their drawers?

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  • 2. At 7:07pm on 10 Jul 2009, highland fling wrote:

    Oh so nice to see my Mums lovely Island of Lewis on the show tonight!!I remeber going on holiday and getting told off because I was listening to the radio !so strict .such a beautiful Island so many memories .Enjoyed Matthew Kelly interesting guest, and Christine as ever looked fantastic .

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  • 3. At 7:11pm on 10 Jul 2009, VexenCrabtree wrote:

    Of course many people care about phone tapping. Don't forget the press only a decade ago was in trouble for its use of 'the black arts', such as bindiving outside people's homes, and paying for information obtained illegally. This is all criminal activity, and it is normally done in search of scandal and personal issues in celebrities lives - stuff that ISN'T is in the public interest, and damages lives.

    In other words, people care about it for the same reasons they care about crime rates - the people affected are still human beings.

    I don't live in Wigan though, I live in Salisbury.

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  • 4. At 7:11pm on 10 Jul 2009, lab-rat wrote:

    What a surprise that the One Show mentions the phone hacking (not tapping) :-0

    Of course no mention of Damian McBride at the time who was acting disreputably while under the employ of Gordon Brown (And who is still advising Brown). Also during April there was a class warfare dig at 'posh' polticians - I wonder who that was aimed at.

    BBC, institutionally bias to the core.

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  • 5. At 7:19pm on 10 Jul 2009, lab-rat wrote:

    Interestingly the BBC also show their grudge against Rupert Murdoch but fail to mention that it was the Mail (1218 instances editor Paul Dacre - chairing one of Gordon Brown's committees) and the Mirror papers (824 instances, Labour through and through). Murdoch papers 258 instances. And let's not forget the Guardian's sister paper, The Observer 103 instances.

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  • 6. At 7:21pm on 10 Jul 2009, wondrousfredbear wrote:

    Adrian seems to have a low opinion of us viewers!
    I'm sure the vast majority of people would be upset if his or anybody elses privacy was invaded.
    Whoever you are you should be free to use your mobile or any other means of communication in the full knowledge that the law will protect you from snoopers.
    I'm with Matthew Kelly. Lets hope those who've been involved in this nasty digging for dirt are fully exposed and somehow the whole business prevented in the future.

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  • 7. At 7:22pm on 10 Jul 2009, vetnamvet wrote:

    Dear Adrian
    the story of the island that keeps Sunday as Sabbath are in error,
    they are really paying homage Rome the day of the sun which came about in 321 AD by Constantine. The real and true (God's) Sabbath is Saturday, and always will be. Some will say that Saturday Sabbath is for the Jews but the Sabbath was in place before there was a Jewish nation, Sabbath was at Creation. Jesus himself said that "the Sabbath was made for man" Since when was the word Jew spelt MAN.

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  • 8. At 7:25pm on 10 Jul 2009, NurseJanie wrote:

    I'm intersted to know if they have anything against nurses working on the sabbath in Stornaway

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  • 9. At 7:27pm on 10 Jul 2009, happyhebridean wrote:

    As a non-denominational hebridean I am fed up of seeing people who choose to come and live in the Islands trying to change the way of life here instead of respecting the customs and traditions. If they don't like the way we live then they can go back to the mainland where they can go to cinemas and sports centres on Sunday's to their heart's delight. If ferry crews and port staff are happy to work on Sunday then I have no problem with a Sunday ferry to take people on and off the Island, but once here - PLEASE respect the way of life instead of trying to turn this special place into a replica of mainland communities. We're an island community, we're different and we like it that way!

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  • 10. At 7:45pm on 10 Jul 2009, Maeder wrote:

    You had the author Andrew Taylor on your show and asked him one question - the whole interview must have taken at least 1 and a half minutes. Why bother? Such an interesting and brilliant man. You, however prefer to concentrate on sad comedy sketches performed by your staff -it is really pathetic to dress people up with beards and wigs to emulate your other guest - should have been shown on CBeebies.
    As for Adrian, he is really losing it. He sits with his legs wide open and his mouth in the same position. At least Christine looks fairly interested though her script is poor.The show is patronising and juvenile. Pity. You really could do better. Shame on you all.

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  • 11. At 7:45pm on 10 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    Was great having my email read by the great Matthew Kelly, have been a long term viewer and that was the first time I felt compelled to enter a competition so thought I would give the site a look up. Adrian's reaction was great and made me laugh loads. Matthew kelly's reading was exactly how I wanted it to be read and it was just a laugh- Adrian if you are reading this- high 5! I will Youtube it on Monday :)

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  • 12. At 7:48pm on 10 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    Maeder everything you complain about is what makes The One Show great! To be entertained while being informed, rather than just plain facts. I am 19 so I guess I do find what you call, 'juvinile' funny, but I am also a media student and want a laugh watching the crew and thier antics. Do you really want it to be as boring and bland as BBC Bitesize?

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  • 13. At 7:52pm on 10 Jul 2009, 13sparkles18 wrote:

    Having lived on the Isle of Lewis and Harris I think it is wonderful that in this day and age Sunday is kept holy and is part of the attraction of the Isle.
    If people don't like this tradition maybe they should think about moving as the tradition has been there a lot longer than them.
    No ferries or shops or anything else except churches and hotels should be open on a Sunday.
    It is a shame that other places don't have the strength to follow suit.

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  • 14. At 8:22pm on 10 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    It was good to see Hardip Singh Kholi back. His essay on the the future composition of the House Of Lords was well thought through. I warmed to his style. I found his argument convincing. He was subjected to some intelligent and challenging questioning. He defended his argument well. I would like to see HSK presenting similar future items.

    Hold on I've got a bit mixed up here. This was not on The One Show. It was on the 'Daily Politics' on BBC 2. Never mind, perhaps The One Show can invite HSK to do something similar for them? In the meantime I am sure that HSK fans will be pleased to know that he has moved up in the world - sorry strike that I meant to say - is also on other programmes.

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  • 15. At 8:22pm on 10 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    re #10:Maeder, I couldn't agree more.

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  • 16. At 8:34pm on 10 Jul 2009, sky_viewer wrote:

    Re 12's response to 10: Yes, I agree. I like the show for its eclectic mix of items, from the sublime to the ridiculous; and it gives us bloggers a welcome chance to interact about them, whether we agree with what we see or not.

    Having said that, tonight's show was not too noteworthy after a run of quite interesting shows. Re: Sunday & comment 13 - it would be great if we lived in a world where the churches are not open on a Sunday or any other day... a world without religious nonsense.

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  • 17. At 9:09pm on 10 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    RE: 16 I agree about the blogging. It's really nice that they do not delete the negative comments. I think we are all entitled to believe what we want to believe and traditions should be allowed to be maintained if the area wishes them to do so. In a world where the only certainty is death, can you blame people for trying to find a meaning to it all?

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  • 18. At 9:15pm on 10 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    re #16: sky_viewer, Your reference to what you describe as "religious nonsense":

    Was religion created for Man or did Man invent religion to fulfill some innate need?

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  • 19. At 10:10pm on 10 Jul 2009, jan1c3 wrote:

    No 8 NurseJanie asked if there were any objections against nurses working on the Sabbath the answer in a word is, "No." Hospitals don't shut just because it's Sunday.
    Crofters too will have livestock to attend to this is accepted.
    When I was on holiday with my parents on the Isle of Coll on Saturday we went to the beach, as we could do nothing on the Sunday my Grandpa went to Church twice every Sunday and the only book allowed was the Bible.
    Meals prepared day before, no games, no radio (we got electricity in 1975 oooh!) no cutting nails and I haven't even hit 45 yet and I can remember it.
    We now have a Sunday Boat I think it's called progress.

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  • 20. At 10:24pm on 10 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    RE:19. Whilst i agree that most developing rural areas do need some Sunday services to remain open, I think shops should remain closed. I am 19 and remember a simpler time when everyone simply relaxed on a Sunday. Now most people I know have a weekend job as well as a weekday one, not me. I will always relax on a Saturday and Sunday. I am not religious - I just think the weekend should mean the weekend, not rushing about and stressing ourselves out.

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  • 21. At 10:56pm on 10 Jul 2009, sky_viewer wrote:

    Re 20: yes, the idea of a day or two (or three?) each week to do as one pleases, to relax etc, is most sensible.

    Re 18: created for Man by Man - I would say in order to try to make sense of or find some meaning in the (ultimately meaningless) world in which we live.

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  • 22. At 11:29pm on 10 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    One wonders if they planned it so that Saturday and Sunday weekend jobs would lower unemployment figures?

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  • 23. At 11:31pm on 10 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    Re #21 skyviewer,

    Do you assume that everyone's world is ultimately meaningless?

    If so I suppose you would argue that it is consequently futile for the rest of us to search for a meaning?

    If so,then philosophers throughout the ages have been wasting their time in searching for a meaning in the meaningless?

    How very sad. All that deep penetrating thought gone to waste.

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  • 24. At 00:33am on 11 Jul 2009, sky_viewer wrote:

    Re 23: Yes, yes &

    (3rd question) yes, though that's not to say that this should necessarily have appeared to be obviously the case at times throughout the ages. The best that can be done is to deal with life as best we can, e.g., Schopenhauer.

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  • 25. At 10:46am on 11 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    post 8 nursejanie, well said, and what about Xmas Day, Easter ect. How would they feel if they fell ill on Sunday, and couldn't get treatment till Monday, what about the fire brigade, and the Police Department, I suppose they don't have crime on these remote Islands.

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  • 26. At 5:16pm on 11 Jul 2009, Kingfrugal wrote:

    While our feet were yet still tapping
    To the One Show tune
    Adrian plunges us straight into deep end
    With the latest scandal - that of the press
    And phone tapping
    Our studio guest
    Matthew Kelly no less
    Is all for, as per the poiticians expenses
    Not leaving any stone unturned
    And getting to the bottom of it
    (The scandal not the bathing pool!)
    Especially if it's Adian's phone
    Thats in question
    Or even Matthew's own

    With the weekend in prospect
    Adrian next wishes us a restful sunday
    Even though our nations so called day of rest
    Is now an old fashioned notion
    And for many of us in the UK is more or less
    Now not much different to Monday

    On the Isle of Lewes however
    They still abide by the fourth commandment namely
    To keep the Sabboth holy
    No work, no sport, no supermarket
    Not even any cinema
    On the contrary there they choose to mark it
    By church attendance
    Strict Presbyterianism
    With a thousand worshpping brethren

    Now the ferry wants to sail to Lewes on Sundays
    Like any other day
    Not very (ferry!) funny
    And decidedly worrying for the strict Sunday observers
    And the Western Isles Council
    Who fear the floodgates opening to all and sundry
    To business, industry and every sort of unholy activity
    A quandry -
    Is the 24/7 lifestyle, especially in these credit-cruch days
    Really the way ahead
    Or should we be freshly readopting the Lewes way instead?

    Challenged about his Sunday
    Matthew Kelly
    With Stars in his Eyes and acting in his blood
    Though not a churchman
    Religiously doesn't like change
    He loves community
    Churchgoing, Christianity
    Morality
    And the way things used to be

    Matt's comment
    Broaching the vexed subject
    Of right and wrong was , according to Adrian
    "A bit profound for the One Show"
    He also couln't get his head around
    How Matthew could go
    From Game for a Laugh straight into Cold Blood

    Leading us nicely on to
    The art of creating gripping
    Crime Fiction
    "As soon as you have a corpse
    You have a potential story"
    We were told by our who-dunnit expert
    Whilst interviewer Sandy Toksvig
    Was "Not so much into 'who dunnit' but 'why'"
    The acid test:
    The thing we all agreed on though was our desire
    To always want to know what happens next

    Back for the last time to Tiggywinkles
    Where we revisit poorly foxy, so thin
    And with irritating skin
    Poor thing
    But gladly, albeit slowly, now on the mend
    Baldy Spud is growin some spikes/prickles
    He has surely tickled us - the little tyke
    And o dear - now 3 legged deer
    Humanely darted ready for forced immigration
    To a new and better location
    I think by a raiway station
    Plummet the gannet
    When released for flight, true to his name
    Of course plumetted right back into the pond
    More chest muscle developing swims
    And diving workouts in store for him

    All these defenseless creatures
    (Ah bless)
    Came off second best to senseless humans
    Nevertheless, how good it is to see
    The efforts of the St Tig's operation
    And the caring people there
    Being such a success

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  • 27. At 11:54pm on 11 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    Oh and sorry for spelling your name wrong mr chiles. Won't happen again... I apologise for not paying enough attention to the left side of my screen as I should do when The One Show is on.

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  • 28. At 11:55pm on 11 Jul 2009, purpletimr wrote:

    That sounds so wrong.... I mean it in the nicest way possible! Please don't hate me adrian... I will send you a 10p card at xmas if you don't hit me.... Ha ha.

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  • 29. At 08:18am on 12 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    Many of us have noticed the frequent errors of fact that are broadcast on The One Show. We are also puzzled why the BBC has never broadcasted a correction. Peter Sisssons has an explanation.

    Writing in The Mail on Sunday today, he says: At today's BBC, a complaint I often heard from senior producers was that they dared not reprimand their subordinates for basic journalistic mistakes - such as getting ages, dates, titles and even football scores wrong - it being politically incorrect to risk offending them.

    Well I for one do not mind offending them. 'The One Show' is below standard. Adrian Chiles is not worth his 2 million a year salary. The licence payer is not getting value for money.

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  • 30. At 12:16pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    Post 29, where have we gone wrong? Why is it that pointing out to someone that they are inept, and unfit to fill their post is not permitted? Would the B.B.C. be so forgiving if they had to earn their funding rather than dip into the pockets of a largely reluctant population! Should the powers that be find themselves reluctant to demoralise "on screen talent" by telling them they are failing in their remit I am in the queue of licence payers ready to do so. To cover the screams of the fans who will say Chiles and Bleakley are sooooo nice, I don't want them to be nice, I want them to do what they are overpaid for, and that does not include self indulgent scenes, and a constant stream of misinformation!

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  • 31. At 1:23pm on 12 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    Where would we be if hospital staff were not told of any mistakes they have made, or about to make, because of political correctness, to not tell employees of their faults is ludicrous.

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  • 32. At 3:42pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    Post31, geordieangel2, it seems to me that the present day reaction is never to admit to a mistake! I learnt at a very young age that the sooner you own up to a mistake, the less chance there is of it causing further major problems. As you are obviously from a responsible position, it's fortunate you realise this too!

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  • 33. At 3:53pm on 12 Jul 2009, jan1c3 wrote:

    post 25 geordieangel2 Of course there's crime on these remote islands and the emergency services are like anywhere else on call 24/7.
    Kingfrugal your poem is pretty clever with one tiny wee mistake you've written about "Lewes" which may be a wee bit further south. Still better than anyting I could have done though.

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  • 34. At 4:52pm on 12 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    jadedoldie post 33, I can tell you for a fact, if a nurse makes a mistake, however small, they will be sent off to the office, and made to feel the lowest of the low, it should be no different for the media giving out misinformation, although it was a Godsend in the 2nd World War, fooling the Germans, LOL.

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  • 35. At 5:00pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    geordieangel2 you're right there, lucky for me because I never could get the hang of German! I have to admit, the few times one of my nursing "angels" has made a mistake, they have been really swift to tell me, and to put it right. Won't have a word said against them, although a few consultants could do with a lesson or two in humility lol, not as bad now as it used to be though!

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  • 36. At 6:55pm on 12 Jul 2009, Dazza1412 wrote:

    Hardeep Singh Kohli

    Until such times as Hardeep is re-instated, I will be boycotting The One Show. Who's with me?

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  • 37. At 7:48pm on 12 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    jan1c3 post 33, of course you are right! I have to admit I was being tongue in cheek, and I apologise for that.
    jadedoldie, my son used to have a German girlfriend, lovely girl by the way, she taught him one sentence, a very important one, please excuse spelling, oun't litre bitter danka, a pint of beer thanks

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  • 38. At 8:07pm on 12 Jul 2009, distantstorm wrote:

    If what I read about Hardeep Singh Kohli being suspended is true I think he should be reinstated ASAP

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  • 39. At 8:20pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    geordieangel2, all you need to get by lol, apart from the German for vodka! How I would love to get out to the pub.
    Post38,distantstorm why on earth would they suspend HSK? I think he would be the greatest loss the programme could suffer.

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  • 40. At 8:26pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    Have just read the article about HSK, and the member of production staff on the One Show. What sort of shrinking pc violets are working on this programme, have they been infiltrated by some primitive cult with over sensitive members? Before too long there will be no-one deemed pristine enough to appear on the thing!

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  • 41. At 8:46pm on 12 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    Have I missed something, has Hardeep been suspended, first I heard of it, what is he supposed to have done, I thought he was just getting more work on other programmes, I like Hardeep, and I hope he does well in whatever he's involved in.

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  • 42. At 8:50pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    geordieangel2, apparently he was "overly familiar" with a female researcher who complained. The ban only applies to the one show and the article is in the Telegraph.

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  • 43. At 10:36pm on 12 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    jadedoldie post 42, poor Hardeep!! so someone at work fancies you, all you have to do is say a definite no, I wouldn't get someone sacked for it. I don't get out to the pub either these day's, but I do like a couple of shandies while watching Eastenders purely for medicinal purposes you understand.

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  • 44. At 11:49pm on 12 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    geordieangel2 Post43, those were the days when women didn't feel the need to flex their political power muscle! As you say a sharp no usually did the trick,and if it didn't the combined power of the women in the workplace stopped even the most offensive male, lol. I am not able to drink at the moment, but I live in hope of being able to force down a medicinal brandy in the near future.

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  • 45. At 09:25am on 13 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    HSK. I do not know the facts of this case. Consequently, I cannot make a judgement. But I cannot overlook the possibility that HSK has been stitched up. Some may have feared his strong screen presence that frequently overshadowed others with a lesser talent. Many of us would have liked to see HSK take over as the presenter of The One Show. Clearly, that cannot happen now. So the job is safe. I am not interested in an artist's private life. I only care about their talent and there ability to entertain, educate and inform. In this respect HSK is capable of much better things than The One Show.

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  • 46. At 09:32am on 13 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    Hadeep indeed seems to be moving on.

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  • 47. At 09:47am on 13 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    RE #45 HSK

    I am puzzled by the the BBC statement that the researcher in question did not make a formal complaint. In that case who did complain. Did someone else complain on her behalf?

    Here is the Telegraph article in full:
    "BBC suspends Hardeep Singh Kohli after female researcher's complaint.

    Hardeep Singh Kohli, the BBC presenter, was suspended from the One Show after "stepping over the mark" with a female researcher.

    He has been removed from the weekday evening programme for six months after she lodged a complaint about his behaviour two months ago.
    Kohli, 39, said he had apologised "unreservedly" for his behaviour after being hauled before bosses.
    "Nobody has accused me of sexual harassment. I recognise I over stepped the mark and have apologised unreservedly," he said.
    A BBC spokeswoman said: "Producers of The One Show received a complaint regarding Hardeep's behaviour towards a production colleague.
    "She made no formal complaint and has acknowledged that One Show management took the issue extremely seriously.
    "He was reprimanded and immediately apologised. He agreed to take some time away from the show to reflect on his behaviour. This leave of absence has been agreed to be six months."
    Kohli, a Glasgow-born father-of-two, worked as a roving reporter for the show, hosted by Adrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley.
    He has appeared in a number of other programmes, most recently Famous, Rich and Homeless, since being taken on as a trainee for the corporation in Scotland.
    He previously directed the children's TV programme It'll Never Work.
    Kohli's suspension only applies to The One Show and not other BBC programmes, the corporation said.
    It is the latest scandal to hit the One Show. In February, Carol Thatcher was fired after allegedly referring to a tennis player as a "Golliwog" off-air".


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  • 48. At 10:04am on 13 Jul 2009, hokeykokeyalex wrote:

    here we go again...another carol thatcher.
    HSK is gone,never liked his smug presentation...always expected him to sit twiddling his facial hair while looking at you ready to be clever.
    ding dong.

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  • 49. At 10:06am on 13 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    Lets hope we see him in 5 months then, watch this space!!

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  • 50. At 10:13am on 13 Jul 2009, hokeykokeyalex wrote:

    adrian mentioning wigan (whilst in struggle to pick a place in his mind) show's just how little the one show thinks of anywhere other than LONDON.
    the show must change,,,i very rarely watch now.
    it is no more than a vehicle to keep well paid south east bbc staff in a job.
    if you live away from the south east/london area and believe that the bbc(one show) has any thought about you then you are stupid.
    from hokeykokeyalex in a bad mood.
    p.s....if you want to watch adrian and sun tan playing up their ego,s watch the one show web show.
    if you want to get a mention here is some tips...
    1)dont be critical.
    2)use a simple name adrian and sun tan can read out.
    3)say how funny they were doing something really fantastic like a mime to say deep purple playing waterloo.
    it is so easy...
    oh do not forget..
    SUN TAN LOOKED GREAT IN THAT DRESS,WHERE DID IT COME FROM?

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  • 51. At 10:15am on 13 Jul 2009, hokeykokeyalex wrote:

    MEANT...HERE ARE SOME TIPS...

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  • 52. At 10:20am on 13 Jul 2009, hokeykokeyalex wrote:

    ALSO TRY....
    doesnt adrian look like benny hill ?..that one has me rolling about in laughter !!! ha ha haaa heeee

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  • 53. At 10:27am on 13 Jul 2009, johnholyer wrote:

    Hockeykokeyalex, Thanks for the tips. I will give it a try.

    On another topic, what do you think of Harriet Harman's recent announced intention to introduce legislation for positive discrimination in favour of those from the North?

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  • 54. At 12:19pm on 13 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    Post 53,one can dismiss any of Harridan Harman's announced intentions, as they are on a par with our New Year's resolutions!

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  • 55. At 2:47pm on 13 Jul 2009, sky_viewer wrote:

    Re Hardeep - was shocked to read about this over the weekend. I always enjoyed him on the show. I can't really say anything as I don't know the facts. I'm just puzzled about the whole thing re him being off the show for six months/saying he was not accused of sexual harassment/no formal complaint.

    As stated above, yes, there won't be many left at this rate!

    And re not being able to reprimand for mistakes - sad but not surprising; it occurs in all walks of life. One's hands are tied all the time with a possibility of action being taken if one pulls up someone for this sort of thing.

    On a lighter note - re 37 - geordie angel: LOL - your son and I have something in common, it seems. I managed to get through two work trips to Madrid with a Spanish vocabulary of just one phrase: una cerveza, por favor (a beer, please). (Though I was of course extremely busy and did not have much time for such leisure activites, you understand... honest!)

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  • 56. At 4:20pm on 13 Jul 2009, geordieangel2 wrote:

    Well sky-viewer, I see you got your priorities right, a friend of mine, on holiday in Mexico was amused at the sign on the men's toilet door, ( Comancheros ) well I think its funny!

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  • 57. At 4:22pm on 13 Jul 2009, highland fling wrote:

    Adrian looking like Benny Hill? rolling with laughter?Adrian has often passed this remark himself and agreed !get at Adrian again ?As for Hardeep if you cross the line especially at BBC, they have to take action .hope he will be back, and will have learned from his mistakes?

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  • 58. At 7:15pm on 13 Jul 2009, ColinWinfield wrote:

    St. Michaels Mount - just an off-the-wall suggestion - if the causeway is sinking below the sea, why not make it higher?
    Simple solution!

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  • 59. At 7:35pm on 13 Jul 2009, hokeykokeyalex wrote:

    highland fling...hello..sorry my point about benny hill seems to have been lost on you,i was making the point on how to get mentioned on the one show web show and was making the point you had to suck up to adrian and sun tan to get on.
    john holyer,,,harriet harman and positive discrimination for northerners ??? yes it may get laughed off as just another of those pc effortsd to change the world but underneath is a far sadder fact and the truth that the north is not properly represented in our media.
    doesnt adrian look like benny hill ?
    isnt christines dress lovely,where did she get it?
    i love her light white skin.
    the last one was not a comment from hardup singing kohlscuttle.

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  • 60. At 9:03pm on 13 Jul 2009, jadedoldie wrote:

    Post 57, I think the B.B.C are less than responsible regarding their policing of correct behavior, as toilet mouth J. Ross received a 3 month ban, whereas Hardeep has been banned for 6. Does it not strike you as strange that he has only been banned from the One Show, but is appearing elsewhere on the B.B.C.?

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  • 61. At 11:34pm on 13 Jul 2009, distantstorm wrote:

    I think we should have a petition to bring HSK back. I also agree with the comment about Jonathan Ross, he only got 3 months suspension... come on BBC you have to be fair, punishment should fit the crime, RB got sacked and JR only suspended? where is the justice in that?

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