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Host Host | 09:45 UK time, Wednesday, 2 August 2006

The Times: "The Â鶹Éç governors have sought assurances that Radio 1 will not play music that encourages crime, in response to concerns raised by the Tory Party leader." ()

The Scotsman: "The Â鶹Éç yesterday stepped in to defend its star motoring pundit Jeremy Clarkson." ()

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Every time I hear Coldplay, I am encourage to kill someone. I am glad that the Â鶹Éç will not be playing them any more.

Will the Â鶹Éç stop playing the 1970 number one single 'In The Summertime' by Mungo Jerry, with its infamous lyrics "Have a drink, have a drive..."?

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  • At 07:24 PM on 03 Aug 2006,
  • M wrote:

Anyone want to ban crime stories, detective novels and thrillers?

If the Tory party leader has any concerns let him post individually on Â鶹Éç blogs like everyone else. The Â鶹Éç Governors reduce their credibility by paying attention to "high profile" opinions rather than the aggregate feedback received directly.

ian, please don't kill anyone.
Governors, please don't encourage inaction and rhetoric.
everyone, please be nice.

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  • At 12:40 PM on 04 Aug 2006,
  • J.G. wrote:

So its OK for Clarkson to perform a Nazi salute, but not OK to show the Mohamed cartoons. Very balanced Â鶹Éç.

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