[50sDad]

Mr Dyke had apologised for errors in the report but defended the BBC's right to cover the issue, noting that some aspects of the story were right.

If your job was to install airbags and you told your boss "Sure I accidentally killed 15 people today, but you have to remember, some of the ones I put in were installed correctly", how do you think it would be viewed by management?

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Some of the aspects of the story were right - like it was about weapons, not plagues of locusts, and Iraq, not Iran or Pakistan. They probably even got the by-lines right. Other than those facts, the rest was wrong.

"Please don't hate me because I'm making this up, I'm tryin' my best to please the listeners....."

These people are reprehensible.