Channel 4 will be hit by its biggest-ever round of layoffs with around 300 people facing job losses as the broadcaster battles to cut costs.
New chief executive Priya Dogra is set to address an all-staff meeting on Wednesday, to discuss a wide-ranging review of the broadcaster’s strategy and structure.
The former advertising boss at Sky took the reins at the channel six months after Alex Mahon departed.
The broadcaster employs 1,276 people, according to its last annual report in 2025, after it expanded across the UK.
Two years ago, Ms Mahon oversaw 200 job cuts in another huge round of layoffs after the worst downturn
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