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INDIVIDUALS and ORGANISATIONS CONSULTED DURING THIS REVIEW a Wide Cross-Section of Opinion Was Considered, with a Series of Face INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS CONSULTED DURING THIS REVIEW A wide cross-section of opinion was considered, with a series of face-to-face and telephone interviews as well as written submissions. External Organisations and Individuals Robin Aitken, former BBC journalist Arun Arora, Director of Communications for the Church of England The Church of England Robert Beckford, broadcaster and theologian Rev Dr Wesley Blair, Secretary, Council on Social Responsibility, Methodist Church in Ireland Roger Bolton, Presenter of Feedback British Humanist Association Christine Dalby, Head of Political Research, European Commission Representation in the UK Mark Damazer , former Controller Radio 4 Rev Adrian Dorrian, Chair, Board for Social Theology in Action, Church of Ireland Atholl Duncan, Executive Director, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland David Elstein, Chairman, openDemocracy Frank Field MP Alexander des Forges, Press Secretary to Archbishop Vincent Nichols Charles Grant, Director, Centre for European Reform Andrew Green, Evangelical Alliance Andrew Green, Chairman, Migration Watch Very Rev Norman Hamilton, Convenor, Church and Society Committee, Presbyterian Church in Ireland Steve Hewlett, Broadcaster Peter Hitchens, The Mail on Sunday John Inge, Bishop of Worcester Stephen Jardine, journalist John Kampfner, journalist David Keighley, Newswatch Andrea Leadsom MP Rod Liddle, journalist Bishop Donal McKeown, Auxiliary Bishop of Down and Connor Alp Mehmet, Vice Chairman, Migration Watch Farooq Murad , Secretary General, Muslim Council of Britain Northern Ireland Strategic Migration Partnership Office of the Chief Rabbi Trevor Pateman Lord Pearson of Rannoch Trevor Philips, former Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission Keith Porteous-Wood, Executive Director, National Secular Society Terry Sanderson, President, National Secular Society Stewart Purvis, Professor of Television Journalism, City University London Martin Ruhse, Migration Observatory Jamil Sharif, Shuja Shafi, deputy Secretary General, Muslim Council of Britain Dennis Sewell, Contributing Editor, The Spectator Professor Mona Siddiqui, Professor of Islamic and Interreligious Studies, University of Edinburgh Indarjit Singh, Network of Sikh Organisations Anne Sloman, Chair, Church Buildings Council Nicholas Soames MP Mark Sutton The Church in Wales The BBC’s Standing Conference on Religion and Belief Stuart Prebble met members at the Conference’s January 2013 meeting: Bishop Stephen Cottrel, Bishop of Chelmsford Dilwar Hussein , Policy Research Centre Andrew Graystone, The Church and Media Network Krish Kandiah, Evangelical Alliance Revd Tony Miles, Minister, Methodist Central Hall Westminster Fr Stephen Wang, Dean of Studies, Allen Hall Seminary Canon Lucy Winkett, Rector, St James’ Piccadilly Revd Rose Hudson Wilkin, Speaker’s Chaplain, House of Commons Dr Harriet Crabtree OBE, Director, Inter Faith Network Ben Ullmann, Director of Public Affairs, Office of the Chief Rabbi Jeremy Newmark, CEO Jewish Leadership Council Rabbi Deborah Kahn-Harris, Principal, Leo Baeck College Desmond Biddulph, Vice-President, The Buddhist Society Usama Hasan Quilliam Foundation Tehmina Kazi, British Muslims for Secular Democracy Harinder Mann , Lecturer, London School of Economics Hardeep Singh , Network of Sikh Organisations Caspar Melville, Editor, New Humanist Magazine Andrew Copson, CEO, British Humanist Association BBC Consultations Philip Abrams Senior Advisor, Editorial Policy Aaqil Ahmed, Head, Religion and Ethics Commissioning Ric Bailey, Chief Advisor, Editorial Policy Jonathan Baker, Head, BBC College of Journalism Helen Boaden, Director, Radio (former Director of News) David Cowling, Editor, Political Research Mark Easton, Home Editor, BBC News Clive Edwards, Executive Editor & Commissioning Editor, Current Affairs TV Chris Hamilton, Social Media Editor Steve Herrmann, Editor, News Online Gavin Hewitt, Europe Editor Mary Hockaday, Head of Newsroom David Holdsworth, Controller, English Regions David Jordan, Director, Editorial Policy and Standards Richard Klein, then Controller BBC Four Steve Mawhinney Head of News, BBC Radio 5 Live Steve Mitchell, then Deputy Director of News Charlotte Moore, Controller, BBC One (then Commissioning Editor, Documentaries) Christine Morgan, Head of Radio, Religion and Ethics James Stephenson, Head, BBC World News, then Editor, BBC New Six and Ten Sam Taylor, Controller BBC News Channel Ceri Thomas, Head of Programmes, BBC News (then Editor, Today Programme) Gwyneth Williams, Controller Radio 4 & Radio 4 extra Nicolai Gentchev, Editor, Question Time (Mentorn) Steve Anderson, Executive Produce, Question Time (Mentorn) .
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