BBC announces 550 job cuts as first part of £500m savings plan

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In an email to staff, interim CEO of BBC News, Jonathan Munro, outlined the proposals including ending Radio 4’s The World Tonight, and reducing the number of permanent presenters on Today from five to four from September, with a single anchor on Saturdays.

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