Rachel Jupp has taken over as the BBC’s new director of news, succeeding Deborah Turness in the leadership role.
The change was described by Katie Razzall as a “bold choice”, signalling a significant decision in the appointment of the BBC’s news chief. No further details about the reasons for the choice or Jupp’s priorities in the role were provided.
Jupp takes over from Turness, who resigned as CEO last year. The leadership change places Jupp at the head of BBC News following Turness’s departure.
The available information does not specify when the transition took place or outline any immediate changes planned for the organisation. Jupp’s tenure will now mark the next phase of leadership for BBC News.