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Alex Kay-Jelski was appointed as the director of BBC Sport in April this year to replace Barbara Slater, who retired after 14 years. One of the most respected judges in world sailing joins us for a brand-new episode. How on Earth did that happen? As it is, his rise through the ranks, moving from lowly sub-editor to the top job on the sports desk in barely seven years, revealing his sexuality along the way, offers a compelling case study in an era when the media narrative regarding LGBT athletes is under ever-increasing scrutiny.

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He was very aware that he did not have many openly LGBTQIA+ colleagues early on – something that is actually quite far from the truth now – but even then he did not feel the need to judge it a grandiose breakthrough when he became a national sports editor.

Kay-Jelski began his career as a graduate trainee and sub-editor at the Gay Mail in He was promoted to deputy sports news editor inbefore being named the sports editor in —the first openly homosexual man in such a role. [4][5] He left the Mail less than a year later to kay sports editor at The Times.

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Alex Kay-Jelski was appointed as the director of BBC Sport in April this year to replace Barbara Slater, who retired after 14 years. He was very aware that he did not have many openly LGBTQIA+ colleagues early on – something that is actually quite far from the truth now – but even then he did not feel the need to judge it a grandiose breakthrough when he became a national sports editor.

Kay-Jelski began his career as a graduate trainee and sub-editor at the Daily Mail in He was promoted to deputy sports news editor inbefore being named the sports editor in. The One on Homophobia and Transphobia in Sport. The strongman competitor and mental health alex joins us for a brand-new episode!

The Daily Mail, one of London's biggest tabloids, has picked an openly gay man to be its sports editor, a first in the country. In a statement issued on Thursday, he said. The Premiership Rugby ref talks officiating and more in his first-ever podcast. Josh Birch from the Steelers talks rugby, recognition and going a season unbeaten.

An England rugby superstar. Alex Kay-Jelski was appointed as the director of BBC Sport in April this year to replace Barbara Slater, who retired after 14 years.