BBC Newsreader Clive Myrie Apologises for Failing to Declare £65,000 from Corporate Gigs

What Happened?

BBC newsreader Clive Myrie has apologized for not declaring the £65,000 he earned from corporate gigs in the past year. This comes in addition to his annual salary of £310,000 and earnings from hosting Mastermind.

Missing Declarations

The Celeb Reportday Times discovered that 11 of Myrie's appearances and speeches were not included in his list of declared engagements, raising questions about transparency.

Reactions and Apology

An insider criticized Myrie for not declaring the earnings, calling it "very foolish." The BBC has spoken to Clive about his responsibilities and he has apologized for the oversight. The broadcaster will update its register of external earnings to include the missing events.

When contacted for a response, Myrie did not offer a comment.