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BECTU

British  
/ ˈbɜktuː /

acronym

  1. Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union

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Creative industries union Bectu has demanded the removal of Sir Robbie Gibb from the BBC board in a letter the the culture secretary and BBC chair Samir Shah.

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Paul McManus, negotiations officer at Bectu, said STV had spent millions of pounds on bonuses for senior executives, refurbished studios and on the radio station.

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But it faced a backlash from some women who came forward, while the broadcast union Bectu said bad behaviour "should not be rewarded with prime-time coverage".

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Broadcast union Bectu said bad behaviour "should not be rewarded with prime time coverage", while a leading women's rights charity warned many people would feel "deeply uncomfortable" to see the show on their TV screens.

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But it faced a backlash from some women who came forward, as well as from the broadcast union Bectu who said showing the episodes could be “triggering” for people who had had complaints upheld.

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