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BBC Strike

Asked what the Government had to say about the strike by BBC staff today, the PMOS said that it was a matter for the BBC. Put to him that it was matter for the Government because of the BBC’s role as a public service broadcaster, the PMOS said it was the responsibility of the BBC management to deal with personnel issues within the BBC as set out in the charter. Put to him that the had Government commented on all sorts of strikes in the past, the PMOS said that he had nothing further to say on the matter.

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