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Minister sees strengths in BBC critics eyed for top UK media jobs

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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s culture minister said on Sunday that two prominent critics of the BBC who have reportedly been offered important roles in the British media had “strengths”.

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Culture secretary plays down reports BBC critics were offered top jobs

Oliver Dowden declines to confirm reports PM has offered Charles Moore and Paul Dacre BBC and Ofcom rolesHardline BBC critics reportedly offered top media rolesThe culture secretary, Oliver Dowden, has declined to confirm a report that two close allies of Boris Johnson could be parachuted in to head the BBC and Ofcom, but argued that the BBC needed to expand its scope beyond “narrow, metropolitan areas” of the UK.Dowden said it was too early to …

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Minister sees strengths in BBC critics eyed for top UK media jobs

Britain's culture minister said on Sunday that two prominent critics of the BBC who have reportedly been offered important roles in the British media had "strengths".

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Minister sees strengths in BBC critics eyed for top UK media jobs

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Minister sees strengths in BBC critics eyed for top UK media jobs

<div class="at-above-post addthis_tool" data-url="https://www.metro.us/minister-sees-strengths-in/"></div>LONDON (Reuters) – Britain’s culture minister said on Sunday that two prominent critics of the BBC who have reportedly been offered important roles in the British media had “strengths”. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has asked Charles Moore, a former editor of the Daily Telegraph, to become the chairman of the BBC and wants Paul Dacre, […]<!--…

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