BBC journalist Carrie Gracie took her employer to task when she discovered that as their China Editor working in Beijing, she was earning half what her equivalent male colleagues were being paid.

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 pay gap. Gracie ...

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 ...

Journalist Carrie Gracie (centre) and BBC employees gather outside Broadcasting House in London, to highlight equal pay on International Women's Day. (Photo by John Stillwell/PA Images via Getty ...

BBC journalist Carrie Gracie has quit her role and published a bombshell letter complaining about the broadcaster's "illegal pay culture." She earned around 50% less than two of her male counterparts.

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Carrie Gracie was paid less than male colleagues in similar roles while she served as China Editor, according to a joint statement issued Friday by Gracie and the BBC. "Carrie has made ...

LONDON (Reuters) - 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 ...

Carrie Gracie has spoken of the moment she decided “enough was enough” and quit as the BBC’s China editor, because she could not return to the country and “collude knowingly in what I ...

Former BBC China editor Carrie Gracie has said she is "very angry" about the way the BBC has treated some female members of staff. The presenter, who resigned from her post earlier this month in ...