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1.     28th February 2007. Formal letter of complaint to the BBC.
2.     2nd March 2007. The BBC's reply, (and enclosing blog messages from Richard Porter and Mike Rudin.)
 3.     19th March 2007 - formal complaint to Ofcom about BBC.
 4.     20th March 2007 - formal complaint to Ofcom about BBC World News program of 11th September 2001.
5.     22nd March 2007 - addendum to letter of 20th March 2007 sent to Ofcom.
6.    23rd March 2007 - letter from Ofcom.
7.     26th March 2007 - Formal letter of complaint to the BBC Governors.
8.     24th April 2007 - BBC's reply to letter to Governors of 26th March 2007.
9.     30th May 2007 - Formal letter of complaint to BBC Editorial Complaints Unit.
10.  18th June 2007 - BBC reply from Editorial Complaints Unit (9 pages).
11.   3rd August 2007 - BBC Trust reply.
12.   20th November 2007 - Letter to BBC Trust, Chairman, Editorial Standards Committee.
13.   21st November 2007 - Addendum to Letter to BBC Trust, Chairman, Editorial Standards Committee.

BBC Governors
P.O. Box 1922
Glasgow, G2 3WT

26th March 2007

Formal Complaint relating to:
BBC2 - Panorama - The Conspiracy Files – 9/11, 9.0pm 18th February 2007

To Whom It May Concern,

Having first submitted a formal complaint to the BBC on 28th February 2007 concerning the above program, their reply to which was an insult to standard intelligence, I therefore sent a formal complaint to Ofcom about the BBC’s response, and subsequently redirected my original formal complaint to them. Ofcom replied by informing that specific program complaints should be sent to the BBC Governors. A copy of their letter of which is enclosed.

History proves that when malpractice complaints are investigated by any organisation’s own controlling body, in approximately 99.9 per cent of cases the body whitewashes over the complaint, thereby exonerating the wrong-doers. Recent history has proven this. The reply from the BBC above referred; the execution-style murder by police of Jean Charles de Menezes is but another. Hundreds more cases could be cited to confirm this statement.

In light of this foreknowledge I therefore do not have any faith in the eventual ruling by the BBC Governors concerning my formal complaint above referred and submitted herewith for your investigation. Said complaint is nevertheless submitted as a matter of procedure. I look forward to your reply in due course.

Yours sincerely,

Signed: Philip Dawes


Enclosures:
1. Copy of letter from Ofcom – 23rd March 2007
2. Copy of Formal Complaint to BBC – 28th February 2007
Annex A & B.
3. Copy of letter of formal complaint of the BBC to Ofcom – 19th March 2007
BBC’s reply and blog messages from Messrs. Porter and Rudin.
Notes A, B & C.
4. Copy of letter to Ofcom – 20th March 2007.

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