The BBC has published the latest list of its highest-paid stars later as part of its annual report.
Some stars have had pay increases, while others have dropped down the listalthough in many cases, such as with Claudia Winkleman, this is a result of some programmes being produced by BBC Studios, which is now considered a commercial entity and so no longer counted.
Here are those earning more than £250,000 in 2017-18:
Gary Lineker£1,750,000-£1,759,999
Match of the Day, Sports Personality of the Year
2016-17: £1,750,000-£1,799,999
Chris Evans£1,660,000-£1,669,999
Radio 2 breakfast show. His drop this year is down to no longer presenting Top Gear.
2016-17 pay: £2,200,000-£2,249,999
Graham Norton£600,000-£609,999
BBC Radio 2 Saturday show and BBC TV fee for a range of programmes
2016-17: £850,000-£899,999.
Steve Wright£550,000-£559,999
Radio 2 afternoon show
2016-17: £500,000-£549,999
Huw Edwards£520,000-£529,999
BBC News. The BBC has previously said he's taken a pay cut.
2016-17: £550,000-£599,999
Jeremy Vine£440,000-£449,999
Radio 2 & Eggheads. Points of View is made by BBC Studios. The BBC has previously said he's also taken a pay cut.
2016-17: £700,000-£749,999
Nicky Campbell£410,000-£419,999
5 live Breakfast. The BBC has previously said he's taken a pay cut.
2016-17: £400,000-£449,999
Alan Shearer£410,000-£419,999
Match of the Day
2016-17: £400,000-£449,999
Nick Grimshaw£400,000-£409,999
Radio 1 breakfast show
2016-17: £350,000-£399,999
John Humphrys£400,000-£409,999
Radio 4 Today programme. Mastermind is made by BBC Studios, accounting for some of Humphrys' drop. The BBC has previously said he's also taken a pay cut.
2016-17: £600,000-£649,999
Andrew Marr£400,000-£409,999
The Andrew Marr Show, Start the Week, documentaries
2016-17: £400,000-£449,999
Stephen Nolan£400,000-£409,999
5 live and Radio Ulster
2016-17: £400,000-£449,999
Claudia Winkleman£370,000-£379,999
BBC Radio 2 and BBC TV fee for a range of programmes. Strictly Come Dancing is made by BBC Studios.
2016-17: £450,000-£499,999.
Simon Mayo£340,000-£349,999
Radio 2 & 5 live
2016-17: £350,000-£399,999
Vanessa Feltz£330,000-£339,999
Radio 2 & Radio London
2016-17: £350,000-£399,999
Eddie Mair£330,000-£339,999
Radio 4 PM programme
2016-17: £300,000-£349,999
Ken Bruce£300,000-£309,999
Radio 2 morning show
2016-17: £250,000-£299,999
George Alagiah£290,000-£299,999
BBC News
2016-17: £250,000-£299,999
Scott Mills£280,000-£289,999
Radio 1 afternoon show
2016-17: £250,000-£299,999
Jason Mohammad£260,000-£269,999
Final Score, 5 live, Radio 2's Good Morning Sunday, Radio Wales, snooker
2016-17: £250,000-£299,999
Nick Robinson£250,000-£259,999
Today programme & Political Thinking. The BBC has previously said he's taken a pay cut.
2016-17: £250,000-£299,999
Evan Davis£250,000-£259,000
Newsnight & Radio 4's The Bottom Line. Dragons' Den is made by BBC Studios.
2016-17: £250,000-£299,999
Some of the stars no longer the list:
- Zoe Ball (Strictly: It Takes Two) 2016-17: £250,000-£299,999 It Takes Two is made by BBC Studios
- Matt Baker (The One Show) 2016-17: £450,000-£499,999. The One Show is made by BBC Studios
- Alex Jones (The One Show) 2016-17: £400,000-£449,999. The One Show is made by BBC Studios
- Tess Daly (Strictly Come Dancing) 2016-17: £350,000-£399,999. Strictly Come Dancing is made by BBC Studios
- Derek Thompson (Casualty) 2016-17: £350,000-£399,999. Casualty is made by BBC Studios
- Amanda Mealing (Casualty) 2016-17: £250,000-£299,999. Casualty is made by BBC Studios
- Prof Brian Cox (Science documentaries & Radio 4's Infinite Monkey Cage) 2016-17: £250,000-£299,999