Children in Need, LGBT
Children in Need chair resigns, criticising grants to LGBT+ charity
In her resignation letter to the Children in Need board, Rosie Millard, a 59-year-old former BBC journalist who had chaired the fundraising behemoth for six years, criticised grants of £466,000 awarded to the charity LGBT Youth Scotland (LGBTYS).
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