The BBC news operation will cut up to 2,000 jobs as the BBC seeks to reduce costs by 15%, compared to the 10% announced last month, The Guardian
reports. The BBC had announced a £600 million cost-cutting plan, but it is now clear
that the news division may experience deeper cuts than expected. This occurs as former Google
executive Matt Brittin becomes BBC’s director general on May 18. Read the whole story at Guardian »