360 jobs to go in BBC Online shake-up

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The budget for online services will be cut by 25 per cent

The BBC announced today that its online budget will be cut by £34m and as a result 360 posts will be lost over the next two years. The BBC Trust has approved plans which will see a 25 per cent r...

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