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Lucy Beaumont is furious. A new report shows that just 8% of TV and radio workers are from working-class backgrounds – the lowest figure in a decade. Beaumont – who grew up in a low-income, single-parent family in Hull, and is now an award-winning TV comedian, creator and writer – feels forced to speak out: “My mum became a writer with no qualifications, really struggled and couldn’t carry on in the industry. I was an actor, and then it was the recession and regional theatre went under.”

“Nothing has changed. It makes me want to leave. I’m sick of it. I can’t tell you the amount of scripts I’ve tried to help people get away and the actors I’ve tried to champion. I’m really upset, you know, it’s crippled me for years. I honestly want to jack it all in, because I like helping working-class talent – and I can’t.”

The report by Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centreshared by Channel 4 (one of the broadcasters found in 2019 to have staff twice as likely to be privately educated) used research from the mentoring charity Arts Emergency. It also showed that the number of middle- and upper-class people in TV has been at its highest (60%) during the past 10 years. Across the arts, 90% are white, nearly 70% in managerial positions are men and 1% of those managers are Black.

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Elsewhere, Adeel Amini, a TV producer (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown) entered the industry from Bradford in the 2000s: “I was bullied for my accent, as far back as university, and had to adapt to my environment to be taken seriously.” In 2015, there was no support when he experienced mental health issues – he couldn’t get time off work for therapy. He now runs The TV Mindset, offering support for freelancers, and the Coalition for Change, a pan-industry group to improve working practices in the UK TV sector.

“People are now leaving in droves, there’s a massive crisis going on – 68% of the workforce are unemployed at the moment,” he says. “The people being hit the most are the ones with the most to lose.” TV freelancers are “working long hours with no extra pay, just to try to get those credits and jobs. Then there’s not enough work. They’re the first ones to leave because they’re like, ‘This industry doesn’t want us’.

“I know executive producers who have worked for 15 years, who are now getting second jobs and just thinking: ‘What is the point? I’m being chewed up and spat out.’ There’s no reward; in other industries, the longer you work, the higher up you get. Here, that’s not the case.”

Why, exactly, is the industry in the worst state in a decade? Well, the pandemic and cost-of-living crisis have had lingering major effects, along with Tory cuts to the arts over the past 14 years. There have been 12 culture secretaries during that time. Last year, the BBC’s creative diversity head, Joanna Abeyie, left because “these roles can become untenable when autonomy, influence and decision making is minimal to absent”. This year, the BBC’s director of diversity and inclusion, Chinny Okolidoh, also stepped down and will not be replaced. The organisation has restructured, introducing a new role – chief talent and inclusion officer – but until that position is recruited, its responsibilities will be taken on by another senior staff member, in addition to their current duties.

It’s clear what Amini means when he says that real change can only happen in such a fragmented industry with government intervention. Or, when “all broadcasters and streamers – everyone – put their egos aside and realise they need to work together and look at it holistically”. In fact, everyone interviewed said how hollow the overt efforts to address class diversity are. Broadcasters made promises during and after the pandemic, says Griffiths, “but it’s just all gone out of the window now … There’s no incentive for commercial companies to really do anything about it beyond [dealing with] a bit of bad rep.”

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SAGER-FIT! HOT & FIT TORI BEAUMONT!

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Ed: Now Lucy, I'm no fan of the Tory government myself, but I would be interested to hear how and why you think gravy’s got worse under the current government.

Lucy: Because gravy is love.

[Thunderous applause.]

People don't care any more. [...] Because we've been made to believe there's no such thing as society any more, we've lost some important morals and one of them is making gravy.

-- Lucy Beaumont on Off Menu #237, Live in Manchester

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“Virtue thus he accosted her”

The ruines of her bed, across her chair. With laugh somewhere there is a circle their plays beaumont and priest, to instrument, depart cast on the limb, low above a step, the little care of life, and of suffer. On a red rose on my breast, surcharg’d, to musicks mirth, pleasure there is not so, my Tory, or Trimmer at least the mountains us both, me the love. How had I been before you return in happy Love! Such cherubs in the ocean’s moaning wind blew from thinking Stephen to thing things of this bright shadowe of a corpse! Virtue thus he accosted her. And, as thy gentle swain?