Lauren Laverne, who is currently a presenter on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discus program and has previously started Late Night Women’s Hour with Jane Garvey, is at least £ 395,000, while Tina Dahli, who also sits in the Women’s Hour chair Was at least 5 255,000.
Emma Barnett is the newest version of the 150,000 list, with a lower pay limit of 260,000.
Currently hosting a live show on her famed BBC Radio 5, she will move on to host Women’s Hour in January, following the breakup of Dame Jenny and Jane Garvey, which leaves at the end of the year.
Ms. Barnett, 35, interviewed Jenny Corbyn and Joe Swinson, presenting Women’s Hour with Jane Garvey and Jenny Murray during the 2017 and 2019 general elections.
Women’s Hour covered last year’s election with two events hosted by Jane Garvey on December 4 featuring Helen Whitley, Laura Pidcock, Dr. Involved in election debates with Sarah Walston, Dider Brock and Belinda de Lucy.
Writing in the Daily Mail, Dame Jenny, who has not fired a single broadcaster, said it was “more disgraceful for young, less experienced presenters to earn two or three times as much than me, or to find her long list.” More than that. Executives on six-figure salaries with job titles that don’t seem to play a significant part in the broadcast. “
