http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40653383
UPDATE: the list of BBC presenter salaries has been published. Read the full list below.
TV NON-SCRIPTED (FACTUAL & ENTERTAINMENT)
£150,000 - £199,999
Darcey Bussell - Contributor
Mel Giedroyc - Presenter
Craig Horwood - Contributor
Paul Martin – Presenter
Simon Schama - Presenter
£200,000 - £249,999
Gary Barlow - Contributor
Len Goodman - Contributor
Dannii Minogue - Contributor
Bruno Tonioli - Contributor
Alan Yentob - Presenter
£300,000 - £349,999
Nick Knowles - Presenter
£350,000 - £399,999
Tess Daly - Presenter
£400,000 - £449,999
Alex Jones - Presenter
NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS
£150,00 - £199,999
Kamal Ahmed - Correspondent
Jeremy Bowen - Correspondent
Ben Brown - Presenter
Mark Easton - Presenter
Gavin Esler - Presenter
James Naughtie - Correspondent and Presenter
John Pienaar - Correspondent
Sophie Raworth - Presenter
John Simpson - Correspondent
Kirsty Wark - Presenter
Justin Webb - Presenter
£200,000 - £249,999
Victoria Derbyshire - Presenter
Mishal Husain - Presenter
Martha Kearney - Presenter
Laura Kuenssberg - Correspondent
Andrew Neil - Presenter
Jonathan Sopel - Correspondent
£250,000 - £299,999
George Alagiah - Presenter
Nicholas Robinson - Presenter
£300,000 - £349,999
Eddie Mair - Presenter
RADIO
£150,000 - £199,999
Adrian Chiles - Presenter
Greg James - Presenter
Shaun Keaveny - PResenter
Moira Stuart - Presenter
Jo Whiley - Presenter
£200,000 - £249,999
Mark Radcliffe – Presenter
£250,000 - £299,999
Ken Bruce – Presenter
Scott Mills – Presenter
Trevor Nelson – Presenter
£300,000 - £349,999
Lauren Laverne - Presenter
£350,000 - £399,999
Vanessa Feltz - Presenter
Nicholas Grimshaw - Presenter
Simon Mayo - Presenter
£400,000 - £449,999
Nicky Campbell - Presenter
£500,000 - £549,999
Steve Wright
SPORT
£150,000 - £199,999
Jonathan Agnew - Presenter and commentator
Claire Balding - Presenter
Jonathan Davies - Contributor
John McEnroe - Presenter and commentator
£200,000 - £249,999
John Inverdale – Presenter
Gabby Logan – Presenter
£250,000 - £299,999
Jason Mohammad – Presenter
£300,000 - £349,999
Sue Barker – Presenter
£400,000 - £449,999
Alan Shearer – Presenter
£1,750,000 - £1,799,999
Gary Lineker – Presenter
TV SCRIPTED (DRAMA AND COMEDY)
£150,000 - £199,999
Laurie Brett – Actor
Letitia Dean – Actor
Tameka Empson – Actor and Contributor
Guy Henry – Actor
Linda Henry – Actor
Scott Maslen – Actor
Diane Parish – Actor
Hugh Quarshie – Actor
Jemma Redgrave – Actor
Tim Roth – Actor
Catherine Shipton – Actor
Gillian Taylforth – Actor
Lacey Turner – Actor
£200,000 - £249,999
Peter Capaldi – Actor
Danny Dyer – Actor
Emilia Fox – Actor
David Jason – Actor
Rosie Marcel – Actor
Adam Woodyatt – Actor
£250,000 - £299,999
Amanda Mealing – Actor
£350,000 - £399,999
Derek Thompson – Actor
MULTI-GENRE
£150,000 - £199,999
Naga Munchetty – Presenter and Contributor
£200,000 - £249,999
Mark Chapman – Prsenter
Jools Holland – Presenter
Dan Walker – Presenter
£250,000 - £299,999
Zoe Ball – Presenter
Brian Cox – Presenter
Evan Davis – Presenter
£350,000 - £399,999
Fiona Bruce – Presenter
£400,000 - £449,999
Andrew Marr – Presenter
Stephen Nolan – Presenter
£450,000 - £499,999
Matt Baker – Commentator and Presenter
Claudia Winkleman – Presenter
£550,000 - £599,999
Huw Edwards – Presenter
£600,000 - £649.999
John Humphrys – Prsenter
£700,000 - £749,999
Jeremy Vine – Presenter
£850,000 - £899,999
Graham Norton – Presenter
£2,200,000 - £2,249,999
Chris Evans – Presenter
Chris Evans has topped the list of the BBC's best-paid stars.
He made between £2.2m and £2.25m in 2016/2017, while Claudia Winkleman is the BBC's highest-paid female celebrity, earning between £400,000 and £450,000.
Match of the Day's Gary Lineker earned between £1.75m and £1.8m, the BBC annual report said.
Director general Tony Hall said there was "more to do" on gender and diversity.
The figures reveal large disparities between what men and woman are paid.
There is also disparity between what white stars and those from a black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) background are paid.
George Alagiah, Jason Mohammad and Trevor Nelson are the highest paid BAME stars, each receiving between £250,000 and £300,000.
The highest-paid female star with a BAME background is BBC news presenter Mishal Hussain, who received between £200,000 and £250,000.
It is the first time the pay details of stars earning more than £150,000 have been made public.
The revelations are required under the BBC's new Royal Charter and encompass 96 of its top stars.
The annual report contains pay information in bands and does not reveal exact amounts. Nor does it include stars who receive their pay through BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm.
The figures quoted only refer to the amount of licence fee money each person receives and do not include their earnings from other broadcasters or commercial activities.
It also does not distinguish between people with multiple jobs within the BBC and those with just one.
The figures also show disparities in pay for people working on the same show, including the judges on Strictly Come Dancing.
Head judge Len Goodman and Bruno Tonoli are in the £200,000-£250,000 band, while Craig Revel Horwood and Darcey Bussell get between £150,000 and £200,000.
Tess Daly, Winkleman's Strictly Come Dancing co-host, was paid between £350,000 and £400,000.
Overall, 25 men on the talent list receive more than £250,000, compared to just nine women.
As he left the BBC earlier after his Radio 2 breakfast show, Chris Evans said it was right "on balance" that star salaries were being disclosed.
"We are the ultimate public company I think, and therefore it's probably right and proper people know what we get paid," he told reporters.
Analysis by David Sillito, media correspondent
The BBC pay details may not give the full story. Graham Norton's £850,000 pay does not include what he receives from the production company, So TV, that makes his Friday night chat show.
It's also worth noting the name of Matt LeBlanc does not appear on the list - suggesting he is paid by the BBC's commercial operation, BBC Worldwide, and not the licence fee.
Stephen Nolan, who is paid more than £400,000, presents five days a week on BBC Ulster. He also appears on BBC 5 Live and does some TV work.
On BBC Breakfast, neither Louise Minchin nor Charlie Stayt appear on the list but Dan Walker is there with earnings of more than £200,000.
However, he also presents Football Focus and was part of the Rio Olympics coverage.
Speaking on the Today programme earlier, Lord Grade - a former director general of the BBC - called the government's insistence that talent pay be disclosed "distasteful and disturbing".
"The net result of this is inflation," he said. "Talent salaries and wages will round upwards, they won't go down."
The annual report shows the BBC continues to reach 95 percent of UK adults every week.
It also shows the iPlayer had its most successful year to date, with an average of 246 million requests each month.
