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Clive Myrie admits 'we do cock it up at BBC' but says critics are ‘weird not to be proud’

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BBC”  in a new interview. However, the presenter has also declared that detractors are “weird” not to be proud of the historic platform.

Aside from a brief radio stint, Clive has worked for the BBC for his entire career and is incredibly proud to be a part of the national institution.

The BBC will be 100 years old on October 18 of this year, but the long-standing broadcaster hasn’t escaped without being bashed regularly due to the licence fee it takes from the taxpayer. “We do cock it up, because we’re all human beings,” Clive reflected. “Most of the time we get it right,” he added. “But we’re fallible.

Bear with us.” The presenter then went on to share his thoughts about people calling to defund the BBC.“I hope the nation is proud of the BBC in the way that the rest of the world is proud of the BBC,” he admitted.“Yet in certain quarters of our own country, they’re not proud of the BBC, and that’s a weird, weird thing.”Clive has been on our screens a lot over the past few months, ever since Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24.He was reduced to tears as he presented BBC News at Ten, updating viewers on the latest attacks launched under the orders of Vladimir Putin.

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