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The BBC has admitted recording the Easter edition of Songs of Praise right after the Christmas special.
After a rousing rendition of Silent Night, the congregation at Lichfield Cathedral was ordered to strip off their winter woollies and look more spring-like.
The corporation says the decision was an economic one as it cost a great deal of licence payers' money to film in two Cathedrals.
I imagine it costs a great deal to fly a bunch of morons to an island and film them being morons, as well. However, nobody seems to bat an eyelid at that, do they?
Is that because of the way the BBC is uniquely accountable?
Surely you're better than that.
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