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BBC Trust concludes no justification for airing Brand show
LONDON - The BBC Trust has concluded that the prank calls to Andrew Sachs by Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross were 'grossly offensive' and there was no editorial justification for airing them, but has said it does not see the need for any further action in the case.
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