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Rachel Jupp Named BBC News and Current Affairs Director
The former “Panorama” editor succeeds Deborah Turness, who resigned last year amid fallout over an edited Donald Trump speech Rachel Jupp has been named director of BBC News and Current Affairs, taking over one of the world’s largest news…
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The former “Panorama” editor succeeds Deborah Turness, who resigned last year amid fallout over an edited Donald Trump speech Rachel Jupp has been named director of BBC News and Current Affairs, taking over one of the world’s largest news operations nearly a year after Deborah Turness resigned from the role.
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