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IPI Executive Director announces intention to step down by end of 2022

A committee has been appointed by the IPI Executive Board to lead search for a successor

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Jimmy Savile: timeline of his sexual abuse and its uncovering

<p>Investigators now believe the late Top of the Pops host preyed on around 500 vulnerable victims as young as two years old</p>

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ITN boss Deborah Turness, 54, is confirmed as new BBC News chief

Deborah Turness, 54, who is a married mother-of-two, only began her role at ITN last April having been at NBC News prior to that, where she became the first female president of a US network news division.

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as religious affairs correspondent. in an attempt to answer that, on monday, a long serving bbc executive, ken macquarrie, produced a report, which found that the recruitment process was targeted to find the right person for the role and was conducted in good faith but that there were shortcomings in the process. some, including john cox, were sceptical about how independent this internal inquiry had been. good sound policy that the bbc investigates itself?! smells of cover up. and jenny mullan was prompted into this reaction. i am wondering if martin bashir is in receipt of a bbc pension. if so, there must be grounds for taking this privilege from him, as he patently does not deserve it. this is how the bbc director general, tim davie, responded to the report. people acted in good faith. i think they were really out to find the right person. i think that when you look at it you say, if they had known what we know now, and this is what the report

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