UK Culture Secretary Donelan Calls BBC ‘A National Asset’
By Andy Fry UK Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan struck a conciliatory tone about the future of UK public broadcaster the BBC in an interview with Sky News this weekend. Questioned on the future of the 100 year-old broadcaster, she told Sky that the BBC “is a fantastic institution” that needs to be made “sustainable in the long-term”. Donelan’s predecessor Nadine Dorries was widely viewed as hawkish on the future of the corporation, but Donelan said: “It’s a national asset, we need to inject fairness and choice into the system we...











