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Paragraph 1: The Morning Everything Went Silent and Then Loud The morning started like any other in Port St. Lucie, Florida—a community that prides itself on quiet, tree-lined streets, the distant hum of lawnmowers, and the laid-back rhythm of coastal living. But at some point, that serene backdrop was violently…
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On a gray Edinburgh afternoon, the room at the TV Festival had the taut, expectant hum of a courtroom before a verdict. Matt Brittin, the BBC’s newly installed director-general, knew exactly what he was walking into. The job had been described as a poisoned chalice long before he accepted it, and the months since he took over in May had done nothing to sweeten the drink. A former Google executive and, in an earlier life, an Olympic rower, Brittin suddenly found himself facing an audience of journalists, producers, students and at least one disgruntled political candidate who had recently stood…
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