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David Macmillan
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Political Reporter, BBC Radio Tees
Teesside
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Languages, World News, politics israel, history foreign policy, Culture , Jewish
I am open to covering all topics.
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By David MacMillan, David Macmillan Verified| BBC News Verified Campaigners call for better paternity leaveDavid MacmillanPolitical Reporter, BBC Radio TeesBBCScott Luke lost more than £1,000 taking leave to care for his daughterDads and charity leaders in the north-east of England have backed a campaign calling on the government to improve paternity leave. New fathers currently get up to two weeks consecutive statutory leave, paid at £187.18 a week, or 90% of their average weekly earnings.
By Gemma Sherlock Verified, David MacMillan, David Macmillan Verified| Bottom Line@ Image source, David Macmillan / BBCImage caption, People gathered to raise concerns over possible health and environmental impactsBBC News, North East and CumbriaPolitical reporter, BBC Radio TeesDemonstrators gathered outside a council meeting to protest against plans for a waste incinerator. Campaigners claimed the Tees Valley Energy Recovery Facility (TVERF), which would be built at Teesworks in Grangetown, Redcar, was "unfair and dangerous".
By David MacMillan, David Macmillan Verified| BBC News Verified Campaigners call for better paternity leaveDavid MacmillanPolitical Reporter, BBC Radio TeesBBCScott Luke lost more than £1,000 taking leave to care for his daughterDads and charity leaders in the north-east of England have backed a campaign calling on the government to improve paternity leave. New fathers currently get up to two weeks consecutive statutory leave, paid at £187.18 a week, or 90% of their average weekly earnings.
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BBC Radio Tees