The BBC will publish the names and salaries of its top earners on Wednesday morning as part of its annual report.
It has defended how much it pays presenters and journalists as it revealed 96 stars earn more than £150,000 a year. Just a third of the 96 on-air staff earning more than £150,000 were female. Tony Hall, the corporation’s director general, said it must “go further and faster on issues of gender and diversity”.
The annual report will also reveal that the amount the BBC spends on senior managers has dropped from £78.5m in 2009 to £42.2m today.
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