The Times this morning reports the worries of Today presenter James Naughtie about the programme moving studios
Tory bias at the BBC? Surely not. But James Naughtie tells the in-house BBC magazine Ariel that moving the Today programme from Broadcasting House in Central London out west to Shepherds Bush may have brought about just that. “If you’re a Cabinet minister you can’t get back from W12 to Westminster in time to catch all the morning meetings,” he says. “Some do – and thank God it’s a Notting Hill set around [David] Cameron, because they often come in. I hate to admit it, but if you’re a chancellor of the exchequer, it’s probably not sensible to come to Shepherds Bush at 8am.” He adds: “Oddly enough, we’re all supposed to be moving back in a few years’ time. I’ll say no more.”
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