Faith at BBC

The Daily Telegraph  |  UK & Ireland
Date posted:  1 Apr 2016
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Faith at BBC

Dan Walker | photo: BBC

At the end of February, Christian presenter, Dan Walker, replaced Bill Turnball on the early show, BBC Breakfast, amidst some controversy.

Some media reports complained that he is both a Christian and a creationist and that this would bias the way he handled the programme. Dan Walker, 38, who does not work on Sundays, is adamant that his faith will not ‘affect the way I do my job.’

Tolerant society?

Speaking on the Chris Evans Breakfast Show on Radio2, he said: ‘I thought we lived in a tolerant society where you can be a Christian, you can be a Muslim, you can be a Jew, and you can have those beliefs and get on with life.’

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