Reed Smith was paid £893,500 by the BBC for advice on an independent review of the corporation's handling of the Jimmy Savile scandal, accounts have revealed. A breakdown of the costs of the Pollard Review - the inquiry led by former Sky News head Nick Pollard into why a Newsnight report on Savile was dropped - were released earlier this week.
July 18, 2013 at 05:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Reed Smith was paid £893,500 by the BBC for advice on an independent review of the corporation’s handling of the Jimmy Savile scandal, accounts have revealed.
A breakdown of the costs of the Pollard Review – the inquiry led by former Sky News head Nick Pollard into why a Newsnight report on Savile was dropped – were released earlier this week.
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