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The gothic burlesque dancer who was the subject of an offensive radio prank on a former Fawlty Towers actor says she is glad the BBC suspended the two presenters responsible for it.

Georgina Baillie, who goes by the stage name Voluptua, said she was "utterly horrified and disgusted" by the actions of Radio2 presenters Russell Brand, 33, and Jonathan Ross, 47.

The pair phoned Baillie's grandfather, Andrew Sachs, 78, best known as bumbling Spanish waiter Manuel in Fawlty Towers, and told him Brand had slept with Sachs's granddaughter.

The BBC suspended Brand and Ross - its highest paid presenter - after receiving more than 18,000 complaints about the stunt.

Within hours of his suspension, Brand tendered his resignation, while Ross issued an apology for his "juvenile comments".

Baillie, 23, who dances with burlesque group Satanic Sluts Extreme, told a British newspaper she once slept with Brand but found nothing funny about humiliating her grandfather, "a lovely old man who has never harmed anyone in his life".

She added that Brand and Ross - the BBC's star presenters - "should at least pay for what they've done with their jobs".

During the prank, the pair left a series of voice messages on Sachs's phone, detailing what Brand had done with Baillie.

In one message, Ross shouted "He f----- your granddaughter" and later speculated that Brand had "enjoyed" Baillie on a swing.

During another message Brand told Sachs: "I used a condom."

Another message involved Brand singing about doing something wrong.

They aired the messages two days later on October 18, even after Sachs told the show's producers he did not want the segment used.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown called the pair's behaviour "inappropriate and unacceptable".

Management at the publicly funded BBC apologised on Monday and the corporation's director general Mark Thompson said today that the broadcast was a "completely unacceptable ... gross lapse of taste" that caused "severe offence".

An internal investigation is under way and Ross and Brand were suspended until a full report was completed.

Ross was the BBC's highest-paid star, with an £18 million ($44.5 million) three-year deal.

Brand is a top British entertainment figure and earned a reported £400,000 a year for his radio program.

Voluptua lashes out as BBC pranksters are suspended over Manuel jibe

LONDON, England (CNN) -- The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) suspended one of its best-known stars while another resigned Wednesday for broadcasting a series of "gross" and abusive telephone calls.

Russell Brand attracted controversy for his comments at the MTV awards in September.

Comedian Russell Brand, 33, and talk show host Jonathan Ross, 47, have been at the center of a row after they attempted to contact comedy actor Andrew Sachs for an interview on Brand's weekend radio show earlier this month.

When it dawned on the pair that Sachs -- who played a Spanish waiter in John Cleese's 1970s TV comedy "Fawlty Towers" -- was not around, they left a series of messages on the veteran actor's phone, joking about Brand's sexual relationship with Sachs' granddaughter Georgina Baillie, 23.

In a statement Brand said he took "complete responsibility" for the incident. "As I only do the radio show to make people laugh I've decided that, given the subsequent coverage, I will stop doing the show," he said.

He added: "I got a bit caught up in the moment and forgot that, at the core of the rude comments and silly songs, were the real feelings of a beloved and brilliant comic actor and a very sweet and big-hearted young woman."

During the series of phone calls, made on October 18, the pair also joked that Sachs might kill himself on hearing the news -- then attempted to apologize with further calls.

At one point Brand sings: "I said some things I didn't of oughta, like I had sex with your granddaughter."

The following week Brand offered a lighthearted on-air apology, in which he said the calls were "funny."

But by then the calls had been reported by other UK media, resulting in more than 15,000 messages of complaint to the BBC by Wednesday.

On Monday UK Prime Minster Gordon Brown called the stars' actions "inappropriate and unacceptable," the UK's Press Association reported, while Conservative opposition leader David Cameron questioned how the show, which was pre-recorded, had been broadcast in the first place.

And in a statement Wednesday, Mark Thompson, director general of the BBC, announced the stars' suspension and offered an unreserved apology to Sachs, his family and the British public for what he termed a "gross lapse of taste" and a "severe offence."

"BBC audiences accept that, in comedy, performers attempt to push the line of taste. However, this is not a marginal case," Thompson said.

"It is clear from the views expressed by the public that this broadcast has caused severe offence and I share that view."

The incident is now being investigated by the BBC as well as UK media watchdog Ofcom. Both stars made more apologies to Sachs today and yesterday.

Baillie, 23, who is a member of a dance troupe called The Satanic Sluts, told The Sun newspaper Wednesday that she had had a relationship with Brand and called for the BBC to sack both him and Ross.

"Russell Brand has embarrassed me by making a private relationship very public in the cruelest way imaginable," she told The Sun.

Brand came to international attention earlier this year playing a rock star in the movie "Forgetting Sarah Marshall," which took $63 million in the U.S. and more than $40 million overseas. He is set to star alongside Adam Sandler and Courteney Cox in the movie "Bedtime Stories, " released in the U.S. on Christmas Day.

In September Brand hosted the MTV Video Music Awards, during which he called President George W. Bush a "retarded cowboy" and joked about Christian boy band the Jonas Brothers losing their virginity.

Ross, who PA alleges has an estimated $9 million-per-year contract with the BBC, is the broadcaster's highest paid entertainer. As well as having his own weekly radio show, he also hosts a late night chatshow, presents the corporation's main movie program and compares the BAFTAs, the UK equivalent of the Oscars.

The row is the latest to hit the state-funded BBC, which is supported through an annual tax on TV owners and often comes under scrutiny from other sections of the media.

In July the BBC became the latest UK broadcaster to be punished over misleading viewers about phone-in competitions on TV and radio and was fined £400,000 ($600,000) by media regulators.

More famously, it clashed with the UK government in 2003 over claims that Downing Street's WMD dossier on Iraq had been doctored.


Brand resigns as BBC takes action over abusive broadcast