The 36-year-old glamourpuss wore a extraordinary layered cherry red £10,000 dress by Kruszynska.

Nancy Del'Ollio and Natasha Kaplinsky are also fans of the Polish designer label based in London's fashionable Knightsbridge.

The PC Brigade strikes again in the remarks made by the grossly overpaid Jonathan Ross. The main criterion used by any organization is to employ the most suitable people regardless of their origins. To be forced to employ people from the ethnic minorities purely on race grounds and not for their abilities is totally wrong and should not be suggested

- Alan Ford, Preston England

Not a big fan of Wozza. But I always like it when hypocritical behavior is brought to light. Especially when its the BBC's.

- Chickie, USA

So how much of my £1 donation goes in Terrys pockets then? Disgraceful!

- Margaret Nixon, Paderne, Portugal

I sincerely hope that he has given every last penny to charity.
If he hasn't, that's the last time I donate to Children In Need.

- Judith, France

I've always liked Terry Wogan, but if he says he would present Children In Need for nothing, why doesn't he? He certainly doesn't need the money, as the BBC has been paying him a six figure salary for many years for his TV and radio shows. As for the BBC spokesman saying the Corporation aren't ashamed to continue to pay Sir Terry to host Children In Need, this is yet more evidence of the arrogance of the dinosaurs who work for Britain's last 1970s-style nationalised industry.

- David Harris, London

Not being rude, but those who suggest this is just an issue of Mr Ross being PC are missing the point. We do not live in a society where people are judged solely on talent and skill. If we did, there would most definitely be more ethnic minorities in boardrooms up and down the country as well as in front of the camera on every channel. To suggest that the fact that there aren't is down to skill and ability is laughable.

If so, please explain the fact that in football, diversity seems to matter less. The fact is, skill and talent only count where there is economic gain or competitive reputation at stake. Otherwise, in my experience, it's business as usual and organisations continue to say all the right weasel words about 'diversity'. Meanwhile, the public get hysterical because they think putting a minority in front of a camera or in a position of power threatens them in some way...

The day it is down to skill and ability will be the day when no one snorts and mentions 'PC'...

- Helen, London, UK

There is no suggestion that Sir Terry, who owns a mansion near Windsor and a house in France, receives any money intended for charity projects

Does anyone really care that much about the BBC anymore, when we have Sky and cable? And for those of us who do not watch the BBC, we are subsidizing the few viewers they do have anyway.

- Kim, Hampshire, UK
funnily enough kim,you clown alot of people do care about the bbc and no advertising...Id stick to sky one if Iwere you..

As part of the report's investigations, senior figures at the corporation were forced to admit it was guilty of promoting Left-wing views and an anti-Christian sentiment.

Ban Songs of Praise then. It gets on my tits, and removing it would make me more pro-Christian

And Heaven and Earth.

Did anyone hear Melanie Phillips on The Moral Maze on R4 last night? She was complaining that, as a right-wing journo, she found it almost impossible to get published... Worth a listen if it's on R4's (evil) Listen again thingy.

2. If Mad Mel finds it almost impossible to get published, then why do I see so much of her rancid writings?