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Children In Need boss resigns over grants to LGBT Youth Scotland

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The chairwoman of BBC Children in Need has resigned, after reports she protested over grants given to an LGBTQ+ youth charity whose former chief executive was jailed for child-sex offences 15 years ago. Rosie Millard, a former BBC journalist, served as Children In Need’s boss for six years. In the letter, seen by The Times, Millard reportedly criticised the charity and its chief executive Simon Antrobus for his response to the controversy after …
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