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BBC television and radio presenter Jeremy Vine leaves the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) studios in central London on July 19, 2017. - Britain's public broadcaster BBC came under fire on Wednesday for its gender pay imbalance after it was forced to reveal how much it pays its top-earning talent. For the first time in its 94-year existence, the BBC was this year forced to release a list of its employees paid more than £150,000 ($195,000, 170,000 euros) between 2016/2017, after a change in its charter last year. Vine was one of more than 200 names that fetured on the list -- which includes executives, actors, presenters, writers and technicians. (Photo by Daniel LEAL / AFP) (Photo by DANIEL LEAL/AFP via Getty Images)