Martin Bashir fan Jonathan Munro is in pole position to land a job running the BBC news operations despite rehiring disgraced reporter in 2016
Mr Munro was on the interview panel when Bashir was taken back on, then as Religious Affairs correspondent, in September 2016 Bashir was offered the job after 'coffee meetings' with senior executives and despite controversy surrounding his 1995 interview with Princess Diana In 2017, Bashir was promoted to Religious Affairs Editor Bashir's recruitment is set to cast a shadow over Mr Munro's bid to become BBC's Director of News, replacing Fran Unsworth who has quit her £340,000 job By Mark Hookham For The Mail On Sunday
Published: 23:05 BST, 18 September 2021 | Updated: 23:06 BST, 18 September 2021
A BBC boss in pole position to land a powerful job running the Corporations news was involved in re-hiring rogue reporter Martin Bashir.
Jonathan Munro was on the interview panel when Bashir was taken back on, then as Religious Affairs correspondent, in September 2016.
Bashir was offered the job after 'coffee meetings' with senior executives and despite controversy surrounding his 1995 interview with Princess Diana. In 2017, he was promoted to Religious Affairs Editor.
Bashir's recruitment is set to cast a shadow over Mr Munro's bid to become the BBC's Director of News, replacing Fran Unsworth who has quit her £340,000 job.
A BBC boss in pole position to land a powerful job running the Corporations news was involved in re-hiring rogue reporter Martin Bashir. Jonathan Munro (above) was on the interview panel when Bashir was taken back on, then as Religious
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