Another day, another row about the BBC. This time the focus is on Fawlty Towers and, you guessed it, it's the "Don't mention the war" episode. A Daily Mail story, headlined "Censorship row as BBC cuts racist lines from Fawlty Towers", explains that it's not Basil Fawlty's famous goosestepping that has worried the censors, but derogatory words used to describe black people by the show's cantankerous old duffer Major Gowen. The BBC says it made some minor changes to the show so it could be shown at the child-friendly time of 7.30pm. Er, we don't know about a "row", but that seems rather sensible.