Controversies continued with the likes of the "Nationwide" general election special with Thatcher in 1983, a "Panorama" documentary called Maggie's Militant Tendency, the "Real Lives" interview with Martin McGuinness, the BBC's coverage of the US 1986 Bombing of Libya and the Zircon affair. In 1987, the Director-General of the BBC, Alasdair Milne, was forced to resign. Thatcher later said: "I have fought three elections against the BBC and don't want to fight another against it". In 2006, Tebbit said: "The BBC was always against Lady Thatcher".