Re: Innuendo
But, is that deliberate innuendo on the part of the presenter, or is it just how you've interpreted it? (I've only watched that programme once and didn't pay that much attention, so I really wouldn't know).
Even if you think that kind of behaviour is a problem, its very difficult to regulate without making the whole system appear ridiculous. We had censorship on the BBC in the 1950s and people like Kenneth Horne and Spike Milligan ran rings round it, similarly some of Radio One's attempts to censor pop songs.