Tennis legend John McEnroe is by far the BBC's highest-paid employee pro rata, the corporation's annual report reveals.
McEnroe, 64, is a staple of their Wimbledon coverage, co-commentating on the tennis tournament for British viewers since 2004. The American's voice is now synonymous with how the BBC broadcasts the competition, and the New York native receives a small fortune these two weeks' work.
The BBC publishes salaries of its staff earning over £150,000, and McEnroe qualifies for that threshold. Their report reveals he gets between £205,000 and £209,000 from the corporation - for just two weeks of work.
