BBC annual report

Send your questions to the BBC's director general Mark Thompson The BBC's activities over the last year are to be reviewed in its annual report. Director general Mark Thompson and chairman Sir Michael Lyons will address a news conference. What questions would you like to put them? Last month, a report commissioned by the BBC Trust looked at how effectively the organisation covered the devolved nations. Many viewers claim too many stories are relevant only to England whereas others say they do not need to hear about events in the Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly that do not affect them. The current licence costs £139.50 and MPs have called for the money raised to be shared with other public service broadcasters. How do you think the BBC has performed? What would you like to ask the BBC's director general and chairman... [read full story]