[Newsroom]

Please remember, many BBC news presenters and journalists could be on salaries of £150,000 or more, and are not published by the BBC in their annual salaries disclosure, if those journalists have their salaries from the BBC paid to their own production company, which many of them can easily set up. This then ensures their BBC salaries, if more than £150,000 a year will never be disclosed, as it circumnavigates the rules in salary publication - a bit like salaries paid to BBC stars through BBC Studios, the commercial arm of the BBC are never revealed.

I’m not sure BBC News allows that method anymore for full time staff.

Please elaborate on how you're not so sure? 

Sorry to sound like a nag, but it's not the first time you've posted without any form of context, depth, source or other?