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Roger Bolton: over the past few months some outstanding BBC journalists have left the corporation, they include the former china editor Carrie Gracie, Norman Smith assistant political editor, Mark Devonport the northern Ireland political editor, Ross Hawkins political correspondent, and James Hawkins diplomatic correspondent. BBC News is having to make budget cuts and a forthcoming cut in redundancy payments have concentrated minds: go early and get a better deal. Another exiter is Mark Mardell.
