Boo - I fail to see the relavence of how Mr Sach's gransdaughter may choose to present herself on the Internet - and the phone call made to her grandfather.
If an adult youg woman wishes to show risque pictures of herself, that is her right, and her business, but how that qualifies the BBC to facilitate verbal assaults on her family is a link I fail to establish.
Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross both have a similar radio style - what comes out their minds comes out of their mouths - in Ross's case, often witty, occasionally OTT. In Brand's case, the ramblings of an adolescent with a personality disorder. Both are an individual taste.
The problem here is, both have wond the other up well past acceptable levels, which is bad enough.
What is unforgiveable, is that Mr Sach's agent specifically asked the BBC not to broadcast the content of the calls, which waas ignored.
The fault likes squarey with two men who are old enough to know better - and BBC exectutives who are answerable to the public who fund them - who should be sacked forthwith.
In conclusion, the notion that this stupidty was in any way amusing is something thatI find beggars belief.
Flip flop - obviously you are not a grandparent - I am, and when and if you are, you perceptions of what is funny might have changed.