The newly-appointed BBC chairman, Samir Shah, has called for the broadcaster to hire more “northern working-class” voices to increase diversity of thought. Shah, who previously ran the corporation’s current affairs and political programmes, believes the BBC has diversified ethnically but lacks diverse thinkers, particularly from the northern working class. He criticized the BBC’s coverage of migration, suggesting it reflects a metropolitan, liberal bias and lacks balance in addressing concerns of communities impacted by immigration.
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EU weighs sanctions on Israel as concerns mount over Gaza aid deal
The EU's upcoming €1tn budget will prioritize aid to eastern states near Russia, as revealed in a leaked plan. Meanwhile, concerns arise over a new EU-Israel aid deal for Gaza, with former UN coordinator Sigrid Kaag warning it risks becoming a false hope without clear details, and legal challenges to the proposed ban on Russian gas raise questions about its viability within EU law. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The article discusses the...
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