BBC chiefs admit they are braced for more scandals after high-profile controversies

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BBC director general Tim Davie says ‘nobody is irreplaceable’ as he was grilled on Gaza, Glastonbury and Gregg Wallace, as well as how the broadcaster covers Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

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The director general of the BBC has admitted the corporation is braced for future scandals in the wake of controversies over its Gaza documentary, Glastonbury coverage and investigation into Gregg Wallace.

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