A TV boss has been sacked after “abusing” ex-Wales rugby star Mike Phillips at the Rugby World Cup. Llinos Griffin-Williams, the exec of broadcaster S4C – Wales’ version of …
Channel 4After Wales' game had finished on Saturday, Mike ran into Griffin-Williams at an after-match party while with other members ofThe senior source said: “When they got to the venue, Llinos Griffin-Williams was abusive towards members of the Whisper team including Mike Phillips, who is one of the pundits.
"She went on to say that her job at S4C was to make sure that big production companies like Whisper got less work from the channel. But Griffin-Williams, who is thought to have been on around £150,000 per year, turned up at the second place and is said to have "resumed her abusive comments"."She was drunk, which is contrary to S4C policy when working for S4C.
S4C is now being investigated over allegations of its "toxic culture" after a series of complaints from workers.But Gwyn Loader, the channels chief correspondent for news show Newyddion, reported she left after allegations of "inappropriate incidents" in a bar in France.
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