BBC broadcaster Clive Myrie has apologised for failing to declare at least £145,000 for external work he undertook outside his role at the corporation. Figures suggest the 60-year-old newsreader earned at least £145,000, but it could have been more than £255,000, with the exact figure likely to be somewhere in between, according to retrospective entries to the BBC's external events register.
He received more than £10,000 on five occasions, including an event hosted by the Isle of Man's Energy and Sustainability Centre. On a further 18 occasions, he was paid between £5,000 and £10,000, while he charged between £1,000 and £5,000 for five events. He was also paid by organisations including the Football Association, American Express and the National Residential Landlords Association.