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My tax avoidance tip – win literary prizes!

Plus: The BBC Trust has already missed out on its best choice of chairman

17 May 2014

9:00 AM

17 May 2014

9:00 AM

David Cameron is said to want a woman to be chairman of the BBC Trust, now that Chris Patten has had to retire early because of ill health. Perhaps he has a bad conscience about what happened last time. By far the best candidate then was the runner-up, Patricia Hodgson, a distinguished BBC veteran who is committed to its virtues and has always understood its vices.

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