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Jun/090

Racist BBC World Service?

2 disgruntled ex employees are accusing the BBC World Service of being racist and unfair.

1 employee made claims that the newsroom was overpopulated by white, typical journalist types and that she never received any chance of promotion. Though the BBC strongly denies this, they settled the claim out of court.

Now another employee feels the same after his contract was terminated after he provided the BBC with 10 years of loyal service. The BBC claims that the employee was dismissed because he was not performing satisfactory and is surprised to be coming against racial accusations.

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