News about Katya Adler

Myrie, who already earns about £310,000 a year from the corporation, made the extra income from 11 events, according to a new report. The news host, who also co-hosted the recent BBC1 election night coverage, took part in three events that paid 'Over £10k', worth a minimum of £30,000. The real figure could be much higher. Myrie, 60, also made another seven appearances that each earned him between £5,000 and £10,000. The figures, revealed by industry publication Press Gazette, cover the year between the start of July 2023 and the end of June 2024.

The Flyfishers' Club was established in 1884 and describes itself as a club for gentlemen interested in the art of fly fishing, with around 600 current members. It has a male-only guest policy, except in the case of events. Its current patron is King Charles. But keen fly fishing women have challenged the policy by publicly criticising it for being old fashioned. Marina Gibson said during an event at the Hay Festival: 'I don't go to London that often but if I did, I would just love to go and sit and read a book and talk about fishing to other fishermen'. Alastair Collett, president of the club, told The Telegraph the matter was under consideration and may be put to a membership vote.

EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Prince Andrew performed a version of musical chairs in Windsor's St George's Chapel for the late King Constantine's memorial service. In the second class, he was supposed to sit next to his ex-wife Sarah. The front row was reserved for Queen Camilla and working royals plus Marina Ogilvy, who was seen in a wheelchair for the first time. The Duke of Kent, who should have been with his sister and niece in the second row, was carried to the second row like a jumbo cuckoo Andrew. Would absent William - who has little time for Andrew (who bagged pole position as the highest in the line of succession present) - have relegated his uncle to his proper place?

Four top broadcasters at the BBC earned over £10,000 on top of their salaries between April and June by moonlighting for other organisations. Since January 2021, on-air talent and senior executives have had to declare their paid outside work, including public speaking engagements, images, or writing commitments. According to the BBC's external events register, Clive Myrie, Nick Robinson, Huw Edwards, and Katya Adler received undisclosed sums of more than £10,000 in the three months.