fiona bruce with keir starmer. fiona bruce is there. what are you hearing, fiona?g his seat, i have to say. to then just all these different people doing different things so that we can bring everything together. then there's the graphics, which, if you're a real tv nerd, are a very exciting thing that's always evolving. and every time there's an election programme, our graphics team try to come up with something that's even bigger and better. these bits here are actually the balconies, i guess, for want of a better word. then also you've got all the data scientists, all the people under professorjohn curtice who are putting together then all the information in the exit poll from 20,000 people around the country. then you've got the studio operation, which is also enormous. so it goes from, you know, somebody standing outside a polling station with a clipboard to then a director running more than 650 live television feeds, to then 100 people working on the data in this building. and then eventually that gets down to me sitting, staring into the camera. one minute t

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than you see there, because what they don't include is, you know, say, say people like fiona, bruce, she'd be paid by the bbc. but she does question time, which is an independent production, and that won't be declared in her bbc earnings and i suspect and her antiques roadshow roadshow. >> yeah, as well. but that's the point . point. >> you're just being given the figure that the bbc has to put out . yes. yeah. which is usually out. yes. yeah. which is usually the very basic. but i mean people like gary lineker, i mean he came out top again earning over £1 million. i think it's like £1.35 million. and of course the press are all saying is it really worth it? but i mean, he is a heck of a broadcaster, isn't he? >> well, he was a heck of a play. who would you replace him with? well, exactly. >> you know, and i know everybody there is and whatever, whatever. and you go, well gary has got the personality, he's got the cheek and the charm and he's got the following. >> he's got the following. >> he's got the following. >> and you know, you've got to decide is it worth 1.3 million? i suspec

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