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Sharon White will join Ofcom in March 2015 from HM Treasury, replacing Ed Richards who has led the organisation for eight years.
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The proposals, subject to approval by the BBC Trust, will generate savings of £50m, the Corporation said on Wednesday – £30m of which will be invested in drama on BBC One.
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