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www.newstatesman.com
[New Statesman] - Labour deputy leader and shadow media secretary Harriet Harman. Photograph: Getty Images. The BBC is a loved and trusted institution, but it has enemies waiting to pounce. Harriet Harman warns the government not to allow a war on the BBC.
A cover-up at the BBC? Periscopes down. Dive, dive, dive!
www.dailymail.co.uk
[Daily Mail] - She was responding to an Urgent Question from Labour's deputy leader, Harriet Harman. Miss Harman was torn. Having demanded the session, she said 'we should not trespass on the BBC's independence'. So why haul in the Minister to talk about the crisis
'No need to restructure the BBC'
www.dw.de
[Deutsche Welle] - In her first statement on the resignation, Labour MP Harriet Harman criticized the generous golden handshake the former Director-General, George Entwhistle, is getting, but she supported Lord Patten. The Liberal Democrats have so far not said anything.
Turmoil Spreads at BBC as Two More Executives Step Aside
www.nytimes.com
[New York Times] - Harriet Harman, a lawmaker from the opposition Labour Party, said the settlement “looks like a reward for failure.” Accounts published in Britain's newspapers, citing current and former BBC staff members familiar with the McAlpine investigation, said
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