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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.
Google News: Concerns grow over BBC chief's pay-off
[Financial Times] - Harriet Harman, deputy Labour leader and shadow culture secretary, said Mr Entwistle should hand back the half of the pay-off that was not due in his contract. But she warned that enemies, including “commercial competitors” and the “political opponents
Guardian: Tory MPs tear into BBC as Cameron joins protest over Entwistle payoff
[The Guardian] - The shadow culture secretary, Harriet Harman, also urged Entwistle to rethink his payoff, but warned that the BBC's competitors and commercial enemies were waiting to pounce and wound the corporation – a reference to the scale of criticism from News
George Entwistle not legally entitled to £ pay-off from BBC
www.telegraph.co.uk
[Telegraph.co.uk] - Shadow culture secretary Harriet Harman also claimed the payment was a 'reward for failure.' In a letter to John Whittingdale, the chairman of the Commons Culture, Media and Sport committee, Lord Patten said that the 12 month pay deal would have only
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