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As the BBC is rocked by yet another scandal involving ‘a household name’, the corporation has announced plans to replace all of its presenters with A.I. controlled robots.


A BBC spokes-nonce said, “A recent poll of TV licence fee payers has shown overwhelmingly that the public has lost all confidence in the BBC’s ability to recruit any presenters who you wouldn’t be afraid to be stuck in a lift with. A further poll revealed that the only celebrities whom the viewing public still feel they can trust are Dame Judi Dench, Dame Mary Berry and Paddington Bear.”


He continued, “We have therefore commissioned the design of three robots, who will look and sound identical to these three national treasures. We did consider employing the celebrities themselves, but they’re all getting on a bit, and we didn’t want to be left high and dry if one of them suddenly snuffs it. Of course, there’s always a slight risk the robots will go rogue and try to destroy mankind, but as recent events have shown that humans aren’t to be trusted either, we figured A.I. is probably the safest option. Dench Bot will present all news programmes and royal events, Paddington Bot will present all kids TV shows, and Berry Bot will present everything else. We feel this is the only way we can regain the public’s trust, and ensure that there will be no further scandals.”

As the spokes-nonce’s phone began to ring, he said, “Excuse me, I’ll have to take this. Hello? Paddington Bear paid someone to do WHAT with a marmalade sandwich? The dirty b@stard!”


With a sigh, he muttered, “Bugger it! It’s too late to commission another robot now. If we took Paddington Bot’s hat and duffle coat off, I wonder if we could convince the viewers that he’s Sooty? If that doesn’t work, we’ll just have to wheel out Henry the Hoover instead, and hope for the best!“





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The latest scandal to rock the BBC is the suggestion that one of their staff was not an over-paid nepo baby. Hiding in plain sight this presenter flaunted their competence, while drawing a modest wage. Said one executive: 'There is literally no one who fits this description.' Police have been called in to ascertain if anyone had done a days work in their lives. Initial investigations suggest that the last value for money employee was Muffin the Mule who was exonerated in Operation Yewtree,. The rumour mill has focused on whether a shocking photo depicts an individual sitting at their desk, rather than at some social event, hosted by Rupert Murdoch. The BBC issued a statement: 'We categorically deny that our staff are anything other than over-paid wokeratti, with the work ethic of a sloth and the usefulness of an automated floss dispenser. How else do you think we have time for all our abuse scandals.'


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The police have been called in after allegations have been aired on the BBC in relation to a certain unnamed political party.


The broadcaster has suggested that the party has indulged in bribery, corruption, cronyism, sexual harassment, drunkenness, drug taking, criminal economic incompetence, criminal stupidity, hypocrisy, racism, lying to Parliament, homophobia, xenophobia and judging by the behaviour of the vast majority of members, hydrophobia.


The Twittersphere is in meltdown whilst people try to work out who the political party is. Already the Whigs and the Monster Raving Loony parties have denied it is them and have threatened legal action.


Speaking on condition of anonymity, MP Andrea Leadsom said ‘The BBC would do well to put its’ own house in order before making baseless accusations. And I would remind the Corporation of two little words – ‘Licence’ and ‘Fee’.


Meanwhile at New Scotland Yard Captain Renault briefed the media on the case. “You would think that after over 13 years of resignations, arrests and convictions these hardened reprobates would have learned their lessons – but alas no”. He sighed wearily and concluded “Round up the usual suspects”.




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