Earlier this week, BBC editor Carrie Gracie quit her role as bureau chief in Beijing, accusing the corporation of having what she described as a “secretive and illegal pay culture.” While Gracie will remain in her role as a newsroom host, she said she would demand equal pay to her male counterparts—some of whom make upwards of £150,000 per year: a sum far higher than many of their female colleagues.
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