This is taken from The Times, Saturday Feb 11th.  You will need to subscribe to read the full story:

Four remain in the hunt for Auntie’s pride and joy

At least four would-be owners of London’s best-known “doughnut” have formed a queue outside Television Centre.

The BBC is closing in on a sale of its landmark base in West London, shortlisting a quartet who want to buy the building and work in partnership with the broadcaster on a wider redevelopment of the site.

In a sales process first mooted in 2007, the BBC has narrowed its search to: Stanhope, a developer backed by Japan’s Mitsui Fudosan; Lend Lease, the Australian property developer that is building the London 2012 Olympic Games athletes’ village; Resolution Property, a company that has also been shortlisted to redevelop the Olympic Media Centre; and Sir Stuart Lipton’s Chelsfield Partners.

It is thought there may be a fifth, unnamed party in the frame, not a developer but a company that could occupy part of the redeveloped 14-acre White City site.