Aung San Suu Kyi is not on the same wavelength as Dave Lee Travis When Aung San Suu Kyi met Dave Lee Travis on Tuesday, the Burmese democracy leader could be forgiven for her slightly bemused expression. Mandrake hears that the former Radio 1 disc jockey, known as the "Hairy Cornflake," may be the subject of an amusing case of mistaken identity. Suu Kyi was keen to meet Lee Travis because she was under the impression that he was the BBC presenter she had listened to while under house arrest in Burma. However, the family of Bob Holness believe that the late host of Blockbusters was, in fact, the voice that she had heard. "My father was the presenter of an extremely popular, long-running show on the World Service, called Anything Goes," says Ros Holness. Oliver Jones, who was a producer of the programme, is convinced that the show talked about is much more likely to have been Bob's. Jones says: "Listeners from around the world would write in and request anything at all - music, poetry archive recordings, vintage commentary. This would seem to chime more precisely with her comment that she 'had a chance to hear other people's words. DLT was music requests. Oliver added "I probably shouldn't contradict a Nobel laureate, but it's highly likely that she might have been thinking about Bob's programme." Ros adds: "Another of the show's producers, Dave Tate, made mention of the fact that the Beirut hostages Terry Waite and Tom Sutherland had also listened to Bob's programme during their time in captivity."