The BBC's highest paid stars, revealed
The BBC has published the salaries of its highest-paid talent as part of its annual report for 2023-2024.
Some of these A-listers easily earn over a million dollars per year – with the top earner, a former football star turned presenter, sailing past the $2 million mark.
According to the BBC's accounts, here is the list of presenters who earned more than $347,270, or £178,000.
Read on to see them all.
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Louis Theroux
Louis Theroux works on a range of programmes, podcasts and series for the BBC.
He earned $390,191-$399,943 (£200,000 - £204,999).
Stephen Sackur
Stephen Sackur earns his income through the series HARDtalk, which features guest appearances from politicians.
Sackur pulled in $390,191-$399,943 (£200,000 - £204,999).
Owain Wyn Evans
Owain Wyn Evans predominantly works on Radio 2 Early Breakfast Show, and other BBC Radio 2 series.
Wyn Evans made $390,191-$399,943 (£200,000 - £204,999).
Gary Davies
Veteran journalist Gary Davies works on Radio 2 Sounds of the 80s, mid-morning Radio 2 show and is a Radio 2 cover.
Davies made $390,191 - $399,943 (£200,000 - £204,999).
Steve Wright
Sadly, Steve Wright's inclusion on the list comes weeks after the popular broadcaster and Top of the Pops host suddenly died aged 69.
According to the report, he earned $399,945-$409,698 (£205,000 - £209,999).
Lyse Doucet
Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet has an OBE (Order of the British Empire) to her name.
Doucet made $399,945 - $409,698 (£205,000 - £209,999).
Mark Easton
Home Editor for BBC News, Mark Easton made $399,945- $409,698 (£205,000 - £209,999).
Rick Edwards
Rick Edwards is involved in the 5 Live Breakfast Show and Fighting Talk.
Edwards pocketed $419,455-$429,208 (£215,000 - £219,999).
Rachel Burden
Rachel Burden is an award-winning journalist who made $429,210- $438,962 (£220,000 - £224,999).
She works on 5Live Breakfast Show, BBC Breakfast and Panorama.
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