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One female director hides that she has a child; younger women face a 39% gender pay gap; and harassment is widespread. Insiders say it’s a wonder the television industry has any women left at all

Deborah Williams is leaving the Creative Diversity Network after six years running Project Diamond backed by broadcasters the BBC, ITV, Channel 4.

Deborah Williams, the head of the UK’s Creative Diversity Network (CDN), is stepping down after eight years. Williams joined the network in 2016 and has since…

Deborah Williams, CEO of the Creative Diversity Network, has denied liking alleged "antisemitic" LinkedIn posts about Stephen Fry's Christmas speech.

The chief executive of one of the UK’s top diversity bodies has denied ‘liking’ allegedly antisemitic LinkedIn posts about Stephen Fry‘s Christmas speech.…

Jewish TV producers voice dismay after former Channel 4 commissioner Tamara Abood attacked Stephen Fry's national rallying cry against antisemitism.

A former Channel 4 executive has been criticised after attacking the broadcaster’s alternative Christmas Message by Stephen Fry, in which the entertainer expressed concern about a rise in anti-Semitism.

Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee has said the disparity between male and females employed in the television industry is “incredibly depressing”.

Lisa McGee says male writers dominate most genres

Channel says Forty Acres, comedy drama about slavery inheritance from W1A team, is not comedy about slavery