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Returning ire

With up to 370 jobs to go in BBC news, it's an unfortunate time for the BBC's channels to be showing its latest irritating promo of corporation journos filing their stories from around the world. The trail ends with a rush of hacks all pressing the "return" button, although it's not clear from the clip if the document they are sending is an application for voluntary redundancy. Another of the early casualties of the cuts is Nick Assinder, a Fleet Street veteran who writes the political analysis on BBC News online and was acclaimed by Westminster types as one of the best things on BBC Online.

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