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PICTURED: BBC Scotland's The Nine set.

Tensions high at BBC Scotland channel, reports The Sunday Times

Posted on 12th May 2019 by The Clean Feed Team
Last updated on 30th December 2022 Filed under News

BBC insiders are reportedly concerned that some high-profile reporters and presenters, such as James Cook and Martin Geissler, may jump ship as the corporation’s new £32m Scottish channel turns in disastrous ratings, according to The Sunday Times.

It’s flagship news programme, The Nine, hit a ratings low of 4,000 last month. It’s claimed that behind-the-scenes tensions are threatening to alienate some of BBC Scotland’s best talent.

EXTERNAL LINK: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/scotland/fears-of-talent-exodus-over-bbc-scotland-slump-dzdcjwnk5

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