Channel 4: New culture secretary 're-examines' privatization file

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Michelle Donelan's predecessor, Nadine Dorries, has announced so n intention to remove the broadcaster from public ownership.
Ms Donelan told BBC Radio 4's Today program that she "makes sure we let's always agree with this decision".
The proposal faced opposition from channel executives, while television production companies warned it would have a 'devastating impact'.
Ms Donelan said on Tuesday: 'As the Prime Minister has said, we need to re-examine the business case and that's certainly what I do.
"We are specifically looking at the business case for selling Channel 4 and we are ensure that we are still in agreement with this decision. ing Channel 4 stands for?
She added, "I'm the kind of politician who bases his decisions on evidence, who bases his decisions on listening, and that's which I will be doing over the next few weeks."

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Channel 4: New culture secretary 're-examines' privatization file

ng Channel 4.

Michelle Donelan's predecessor, Nadine Dorries, has announced so n intention to remove the broadcaster from public ownership.

Ms Donelan told BBC Radio 4's Today program that she "makes sure we let's always agree with this decision".

The proposal faced opposition from channel executives, while television production companies warned it would have a 'devastating impact'.

Ms Donelan said on Tuesday: 'As the Prime Minister has said, we need to re-examine the business case and that's certainly what I do.

"We are specifically looking at the business case for selling Channel 4 and we are ensure that we are still in agreement with this decision. ing Channel 4 stands for?

She added, "I'm the kind of politician who bases his decisions on evidence, who bases his decisions on listening, and that's which I will be doing over the next few weeks."