Lewis Goodall
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 35 |
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Date of birth | July 1,1989 |
Zodiac sign | Cancer |
Born | Birmingham |
United Kingdom | |
Education | Turves Green Boys' School |
St John's College | |
Employ | BBC |
Sky News | |
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Books | Left for Dead?: The Strange Death and Rebirth of the Labour Party |
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ID | 1314603 |
Lewis Goodall Life story
Lewis Goodall is a British journalist and author who is currently the Analysis and Investigations Editor for The News Agents, a podcast on Global. He was previously a political correspondent for Sky News and the policy editor of the BBC's Newsnight.
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Channel 4: Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan advises PM against privatisation
Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan has advised against the privatisation of Channel 4 in a letter to the Prime Minister that has leaked online.
In The Letter , Ms Donelan said there were " better ways to ensure Channel 4 's sustainability" than privatisation.
Her predecessor Nadine Dorries planned to sell the government-owned channel.
But Ms Donelan wrote: " I have concluded that pursuing a sale at this point is not The Right decision. "
A spokesperson for The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) did not confirm the U-turn. " We do not comment on speculation, " they said.
" The DCMS Secretary of State has been clear that We Are looking again at The Business case for the sale of Channel 4 . We will announce more on our plans in due course. "
In September, the culture secretary said she would " re-examine The Business case" for privatisation.
Ms Donelan's recommendation to scrap The Plan was made in a letter addressed to the Prime Minister , which was obtained by The News Agents' Lewis Goodall .
In it, she wrote: " After reviewing The Business case, I have concluded that pursuing a sale at this point is not The Right decision and there are better ways to secure C4C's (Channel 4 Corporation) sustainability and that of The Independent production sector. "
She added that its role in supporting The Independent production sector " would be very disrupted by a sale at a time when growth and economic stability are our priorities".
Source of news: bbc.com