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Children in Need ex-chair: I was thrown under bus on transgender charity funding

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Former boss felt unsupported by her board after being a ‘whistleblower’ over grants given to group

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'Thrown under the bus!' Children in Need boss who quit over trans row lashes out at scandal-stricken LGBT charity

A former BBC Children in Need chair has claimed she was "thrown under the bus" for speaking out against an LGBT charity.Rosie Millard resigned from her position in November saying she did not feel she had the full support of her board after she demanded Children in Need stopped funding LGBT Youth Scotland. The charity was given just under half a million in funding by the BBC organisation across 14 years.However, Millard told Times Radio, she had…

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Children In Need ex-chief claims she was 'thrown under bus' over charity row

Rosie Millard demanded Children in Need stopped funding LGBT Youth Scotland amid her fears it was "harming children".

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Children in Need ex-chair: I was thrown under bus on transgender charity funding

Former boss felt unsupported by her board after being a ‘whistleblower’ over grants given to group

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‘Thrown under the bus!’ Children in Need boss who quit over trans row lashes out at scandal-stricken LGBT charity

A former BBC Children in Need chair has claimed she was “thrown under the bus” for speaking out against an LGBT charity. Rosie Millard resigned from her position in November saying she did not feel she had the full support of her board after she demanded Children in Need stopped funding LGBT Youth Scotland. The charity was given just under half a million in funding by the BBC organisation across 14 years. However, Millard told Times Radio, sh…

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The Scotsman broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Wednesday, December 4, 2024.
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