argument when you have some oxfam workers spending taxpayers money on orgies with young prostitutes. james langdale there. but some members of the audience took exception to the way the story was covered with one viewer who preferred to remain anonymous writing: grace dalton echoed that in this telephone message he left usli really feel that the bbc is not anywhere near careful enough to make clear that this scandal relates to a small number of people who no longer work for oxfam. i mean the reports that was aired last night said that this one scandal was threatening to engulf the whole sector. it is only threatening to engulf the whole because of the way that media outlets like yourself are reporting it. i would not mind at all if the government were to stop giving money to oxfam, but if people give less to all foreign aid charities because the bbc makes it seem as though foreign aid is now to be associated with sex scandals like this, people will die, less aid money will be given, and people will die. there was no one available from bbc news to discuss those concerns but instead they gave us this

james langdale in the studio there.hat the bbc is not anywhere near careful enough to make clear that this scandal relates to a small number of people who no longer work for oxfam. i mean the report that was aired last night said that this one scandal was threatening to engulf the whole sector. it's only threatening to engulf the whole sector because of the way that media outlets like yourself are reporting it. i would not mind at all if the government were to stop giving money to oxfam, but if people give less to all foreign aid charities because the bbc makes it seem as though foreign aid is now to be associated with sex scandals like this, people will die, less aid money will be given, and people will die. there was no one available from bbc news to discuss those concerns, but instead they gave us this statement in response. finally, we discussed on last week's programme the changes introduced to the bbc‘s television weather forecasts, with the head of bbc weather describing the sophisticated new graphics now in oper

oxfam's international head of the charities begin to james langdale.enced next week after being found guilty of another seven sex offences against children. yesterday's verdict mean that he have now been convicted of a total of 43 offences. if people think that this is horrific, this isn't even scratching the surface. you know, andi scratching the surface. you know, and i know, the real number is tenfold, in terms of offences and lad affected by this. we have had six weeks of torments, going through the court procedure was awful. telling complete strangers, your family and friends about your hobbies and more importantly, the jury. thankfully, they believed us. —— about your abuse. frankly they came to the right conclusion. i feel that now i have got a bit of justice, and that that man no longer have the power of may. i have not been power over have the power of may. i have not been powerover him, have the power of may. i have not been power over him, now. to me, he isa been power over him, now. to me, he is a pathetic little man who will ruin people's