<text>  He has been accused of using corporate jargon where normal language would do. And it seems the similarities between BBC executive Alan Yentob and the corporations self-mocking comedy W1A dont end there. On Saturday, creative director Mr Yentob bore an uncanny resemblance to the 2014 series character Ian Fletcher the broadcasters fictional Head of Values played by Hugh Bonneville. Scroll down for video . Mocked: BBC creative director Alan Yentob left, who earns 330,000 a year, was compared to Hugh Bonnevilles character in W1A right He was seen in London folding away his Brompton bicycle, a much-admired model which costs around 1,000. It comes days after the 68-year-old who earns 330,000 a year was ridiculed for patronising the working classes by referring to them with the marketing term C2DEs. Viewers said his comments on the Newsnight programme were arrogant and showed he was out of touch. On Saturday, the casually-dressed BBC boss put aside the criticism to dine with a friend at the exclusive San Lorenzo restaurant in Knightsbridge. The Italian-style restaurant was a favourite haunt of the late Princess Dianas. Mr Yentob, who earns 330,000 a year for the BBC, insisted last week that the corporation did make programmes for C2s and DEs a technical term for the working classes . 