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P19 The Sun Kelvin MacKenzie: Why did Channel 4 News have a presenter in a hijab to front coverage of Muslim terror attack?

Balding will join former BBC colleague Jake Humphrey, who has been signed to front coverage of the 38 Premier League games a season BT paid £738m to secure last year.

Keys and Gray, caught on tape by the Mail on Sunday criticising the Premier League official Sian Massey and the West Ham vice-chair Karren Brady, were due to front coverage of Bolton against Chelsea but will now be replaced by the former Sky Sports News presenter Dave Jones.

Consider for a moment the demographic of the TV anchors who'll front coverage on election night, the monarch who'll approve a new government – the idea that anyone in the royal family would marry someone black remains risible – and the Supreme Court charged with protecting the constitution.

The event periodically gets front coverage in the Turkish media, such as in the mass-circulation daily Hürriyet, in keeping with new declarations made to the press by the involved parties and new details divulged.

One BBC insider said Dimbleby, who has fronted coverage of major national events for the corporation for three decades, was always destined to be the host for Thatcher's funeral.

Kelvin MacKenzie's column, which ran with the headline "Why did Channel 4 have a presenter in a hijab fronting coverage of Muslim terror in Nice?", appeared in Monday's edition of the paper.

She also linked the comment piece, which was headlined "Why did Channel 4 have a presenter in a hijab fronting coverage of Muslim terror in Nice?" to rising levels of hate crime since the UK vote to leave the EU.

The station will also broadcast behind the scenes from the Tony Awards, with Radio 2 presenter and singer Elaine Paige fronting coverage of the action in a special programme to be broadcast on 12 June.

PS: Far and away the most interesting complaint currently under consideration by Ipso is the one against the Sun's columnist, Kelvin MacKenzie, for his 18 July column, "Why did Channel 4 have a presenter in a hijab fronting coverage of Muslim terror in Nice?" According to the latest update on Ipso's website, it has attracted more than 1,900 complaints.

The others gave it front page coverage too.