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David Bond is an English journalist, who was sports editor of BBC News, from 2009–2014. Bond began his journalistic career on the South London Press covering Millwall F.C., the football club he supports. Bond then became sports news correspondent at the Sunday Times, before being appointed deputy sports editor at the Evening Standard. Bond was appointed the BBC's Sport Editor in 2009, replacing Mihir Bose. Bond joined the Miltown public relations agency in 2014. Dan Roan succeeded him as the BBC Sports Editor.

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