BBC Trustee appointed
Foreign affairs adviser to join broadcaster’s governing body.

Former Middle East Envoy Lord Williams of Baglan has been appointed to the , Culture Secretary has announced.
Lord Williams, who was most recently United Nations Under Secretary General for the Middle East, will be appointed for four years from 1 December.
He has previously served as a Special Adviser on the Middle East to former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan and has been a Special Adviser and Middle East Envoy for the UK Government. He has also worked as an editor for the BBC World Service.
“Lord Williams has had a distinguished career in the world of diplomacy and foreign affairs,� Mr Hunt said. “He will bring a wealth of international experience to the BBC Trust and I am pleased he is joining the Board.�
ʹapp BBC Trust is made up of twelve members including the Chairman. It is the governing body of the BBC, responsible for representing the interests of licence fee payers.