Thursday, July 19, 2018

What next ?

Sarah Jones (Sutton High School and Lincoln College, Oxford) will be leading the BBC conclave in Broadcasting House, working out the pros and cons of appealing against Mr Justice Mann's judgement in the case brought by Sir Cliff Richard.  The BBC, with a team led by Gavin Millar, QC of Matrix Chambers, took a bullish line throughout the proceedings, even when South Yorkshire Police decided to cave in and settle.

Sarah (seen here at the elbow of Director of News Fran Unsworth) is styled Group General Counsel. She earns £255k p.a. from Auntie, and £503 a day when sitting as a Deputy District Judge on the South-Eastern Circuit.
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  1. Mister NeutronJuly 19, 2018 at 3:57 PM

    I trust Sarah Jones and Fran Unsworth will be taking the hat around BBC News staff to cough up the millions squandered in legal fees on this case? Or will it come out of their Golden Goodbyes? Certainly as a (retired) Beeboid and licence payer, I don't see why it should be me.

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