Sarah Sands – the relatively new editor of Today – has been criticised for ‘dumbing down’ Radio 4’s flagship news and current affairs programme.
Personally, I’d be rather more concerned about the former Telegraph, Mail and Standard right-wing hack’s political bias.
Sands once gushed about how Theresa May is a “symbol of stability and permanence“:
… and she is also on record as smearing Jeremy Corbyn for supposedly being anti-democratic:
Could Sands’ new passion for replacing hard political news on Today with fashion puff pieces be her way of distracting from the disastrous leadership of her beloved Theresa May and the utter shambles in her darling Tory Party?
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PS Now her salary depends on it, I wonder if Sands still thinks it’s perfectly OK not to pay for the BBC licence if you’re middle-class:
Sarah Sands: Now we’re seeing what Britain looks like under Theresa May
If homeowners who pay workmen in cash are criminals then I’m a middle class crook
Sarah Sands named editor of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme
good find and blog tom,well done 🙂
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Well she is a lost cause given the woeful condition of our mental health services under her majesty Theresa May
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