Why don't the people behind Comic Relief just cut out the middle man and get the likes of Simon Cowell, Jonathan Ross, Bono and Robbie Williams to stump up half of one percent of their earnings for a year? This will save us all having to listen to them guilt-tripping those less well-off into parting with their cash, and we might get to watch the programmes we like on a Friday night instead of this cobbled-together baloney. How these guys in particular think it is ok to ask the public to donate money just because they have given up their supposedly precious time is absolutely beyond me.
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