Carrie Grace joins the program to discuss the right to equal pay. BBC journalist Carrie Gracie took her employer to task when she discovered that as their China Editor working in Beijing, she was ...

The BBC's China Editor Carrie Gracie has quit her post in Beijing to fight for her right to pay equality with male peers, posting an attack on what she called the "secretive and illegal BBC pay ...

The apology — and the money — may be overdue, but BBC former China editor, Carrie Gracie, got both on Friday. In a joint statement Gracie and BBC Director-General Tony Hall announced they had ...

Gracie was the BBC’s China Editor, and she had been working for the news organization for more than 30 years.On January 7th, Gracie wrote an open letter on her blog detailing her decision to ...

Journalist Carrie Gracie outside BBC Broadcasting House in London after she turned down a £45,000 rise, describing the offer as a "botched solution" to the problem of unequal pay at the BBC.

Carrie Gracie’s public resignation on Sunday was an explosion in the gender wage gap war at the BBC. Insiders at Broadcasting House tell a tale of a divided corporation and a ‘corrosive ...

Carrie Gracie — the BBC journalist who resigned after learning she was paid 50 percent less than her male colleagues — has donated her backdated pay from the BBC to other women fighting for ...

In the letter, Gracie said the BBC has four international editors, two male and two female. She said she learned last summer that the two men earned at least 50 percent more than the two women.

The BBC and Carrie Gracie have reached an agreement to resolve their differences. Published: 29 June 2018.

Updated at 7:40 a.m. ET. The BBC's China editor, Carrie Gracie, a 30-year veteran of the network, has abruptly resigned her job in the Beijing bureau, accusing the network of promulgating a gender ...

The BBC and Carrie Gracie have reached an agreement to resolve their differences. Published: 29 June 2018.