Mark Easton BBC
Dear Mr Easton,
thank you for driving our attention to the issues in the article. I have restored an earlier version of it. Since Wikipedia is anonymous, there is no way we can authentify you as being the BBC news anchor, therefore it would be great if you either confirmed your identity by contacting us using our email address info-en@wikimedia.org from an official email address, or contacted us at this address if you have further issues with our content. Thank you very much. -- lucasbfr talk 08:43, 11 February 2009 (UTC)
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