'Simple mistake' led to Kilroy-Silk row

BBC presenter Robert Kilroy-Silk tonight claimed the furore over his article about Arabs resulted from a simple secretarial error.

'Simple mistake' led to Kilroy-Silk row
Sat, 10 Jan, 2004 - 20:51

BBC presenter Robert Kilroy-Silk tonight claimed the furore over his article about Arabs resulted from a simple secretarial error.

The former Labour MP, 61, said his column in last week’s Sunday Express was reprinted by mistake after his secretary sent the wrong e-mail attachment.

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