Ex Chair of Children in Need on the BBC and LGBTY Scotland

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Rosie Millard stood down because she couldn't stand by the BBC's support of LGBTYS.

She is interviewed by Andrew Gold on this and other failings:

On LGBTYS:

'The worst thing you could imagine if you're in charge of a children's charity'.

Just listening now and enjoying it 👍😁

Thanks for this. I’ve always liked Rosie and look forward to hearing her on this.

Why is it always the BBC in cahoots with paedophiles. It is amazing how many roads lead back to the BBC.

Should be shut down.

Love Rosie Millard. A woman with the courage of her convictions.

She also discusses Saville, I think - not had time to watch yet!

Watching in fits and starts. Compelling stuff.

I agree re: BBC
It's not so much they seem to be linked to so many dodgy characters because it is a large organisation after all so the bigger the workforce, the more unsavoury characters.

It's more that any hint of nefarious goings on and the BBC appears to close ranks with shocking regularly.

As Rosie emphasised on the video, they didn't give a fuck about the sexual abuse kids had suffered, they just didn't want the bad PR.

Despicable.

How is the CEO still in post?

Time to add the other threads on LGBT Youth Scotland again. This organisation needs shut down. Now.

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/am_i_being_unreasonable/5147097-that-lgbtys-lgbt-youth-should-be-removed-from-schools-and-investigated-asap?page=2

The second link is one I started that others fed into that collates all their dodgy behaviours:-

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/womens_rights/5061520-5061520-article-exposing-the-shady-goings-on-of-lgbt-youth-scotland-charity-in-primary-schools?utm_campaign=thread&utm_medium=share

Thanks, Pensieve, yes. I absolutely cannot credit that schools are still employing LGBTYS. It's utterly astonishing.

I remember comments from one top BBC bod saying that Saville was never involved with Children in Need because of "concerns".

Who was the ‘chief executive ’ she mentioned?

https://www.bbcchildreninneed.co.uk/about-us/executive-team/

'Simon Antrobus has been Chief Executive of BBC Children in Need since November 2016'