article_snippet: And it seems the similarities between BBC executive Alan Yentob and the corporation’s self-mocking comedy W1A don’t end there.
article_snippet: On Saturday, BBC creative director Alan Yentob bore an uncanny resemblance to the 2014 series’ character Ian Fletcher – BBC creative director Alan Yentob
article_snippet: ’s fictional BBC creative director Alan YentobHead of Values’ played by Hugh Bonneville.
article_snippet: Mocked: BBC creative director Alan Yentob (left), who earns £330,000 a year, was compared to Hugh Bonneville's character in W1A (right)  
article_snippet: Hugh Bonneville's character in W1A was seen in London folding away  Hugh Bonneville's character in W1A Brompton bicycle, a much-admired model which costs around £1,000.
article_snippet: It comes days after the 68-year-old – who earns £330,000 a year – was ridiculed for patronising the working classes by referring to the working classes with the marketing term C2DEs.
article_snippet: Mr Yentob, who earns £330,000 a year for BBC, insisted last week that the corporation did make programmes for C2s and DEs – a technical term for the working classes .
highlights_snippet: BBC creative director Alan Yentob spotted with £1,000 Brompton bike .
  