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Some of the sports themselves have a lot more to answer for than the BBC themselves. A lot have sold their souls to the devil at the expense of wider audience exposure. Id be amazed if cricket in this country (participation levels) wasn't dying on it's arse.

I think that's harsh. Their on-line content leaves others trailing in their wake, and I'm not sure the public wants the public purse being spent on obscene sports contracts. And let's be clear, F1 and most of the football is ridiculously expensive. I do think the BBC should be looking at both...

Which is still more exciting than watching F1 contrived nonsense and overpaid drivers with egos bigger than pretty much every footballer you'll ever hear from. F1 lost the plot when it decided to award double points for the final race. That's a bit like when losing a game 2-0, it is decided...