Drop the Dead Donkey

A charming newsreader masks her callous personality.

The management and newsreaders clash over petty issues.

Prince Philip annoys Gus; Alex is singed by an old flame; Damien sets fire to a Buddhist.

Despite a well-rehearsed interview technique, Henry is finding it difficult to pin down a government minister.

The telegenic Sally Smedley's ice-cool screen persona belies a passionate heart; 2 groins end up beating as one.

Gus seeks to identify causes of stress; Henry and David disagree; Damien seems calm.

Gus' economizing threatens Damien's bribery; publicity benefits Sally; petty theft worries the staff.

Damien's coverage of an execution and an animal-liberation raid goes awry.

George can't decide who will interview the prime minister.