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Tim Davie’s statement to BBC staff in full as director-general steps down
The BBC said Davie sent a statement to staff on Sunday
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independent.co.uk
Tim Davie’s statement to BBC staff in full as director-general steps down
The BBC said Davie sent a statement to staff on Sunday
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theguardian.com
Tim Davie resigns as BBC director general after accusations of ‘serious and systemic’ bias in coverage
Davie tells staff departure was ‘my own decision’ but it comes with the BBC preparing to apologise for the way it edited a Trump speech
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bbc.com
Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resign: BBC statements in full
Deborah Turness says "mistakes have been made" but "allegations that BBC News is institutionally biased are wrong".
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cnbc.com
Britain's BBC boss Tim Davie resigns following criticism over Trump documentary edit
The director general of Britain's BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have resigned.
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Tim Davie: the marketing man who became the BBC’s director general
The media boss navigated the corporation through years of crisis and controversy
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‘I have to take ultimate responsibility’: Tim Davie’s BBC resignation statement
Full text of director general’s note to staff and the resignation statement from head of news Deborah Turness
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Tim Davie: From marketing manager to leaving BBC’s top job
Tim Davie urged the BBC not to be ‘complacent’
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BBC director-general Tim Davie resigns over Trump documentary controversy: live
It comes after a spate of recent controversies, including allegations that BBC Panorama misled viewers over a Donald Trump speech
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Tim Davie: A 20-year BBC career that finally ran out of road
How the commercial man from Pepsi tried to drive change during challenging times at the BBC.
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BBC director general Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness resign over Trump documentary edit
Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resign after criticism Panorama misled viewers with an edit of a speech by Donald Trump.
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Trump’s press secretary celebrates after Tim Davie resigns as BBC director-general
Tim Davie resigned after a criticism regarding a doctored BBC Panorama clip of US president Donald Trump
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Will Tim Davie’s resignation be enough to restore public trust in the BBC?
Senior insiders admit concern about big editorial errors and fear attacks are part of ongoing campaign to undermine the broadcaster
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arabnews.com
Britain’s BBC boss Tim Davie resigns following criticism over Trump documentary edit
LONDON: The director general of Britain’s BBC, Tim Davie, and the chief executive of news, Deborah Turness, have resigned following criticism over bias at the corporation,…
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Why have Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resigned from the BBC?
Davie stepped down following intense pressure after a series of scandals
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BBC director-general Tim Davie quits following Trump speech edit
The chief executive of BBC News, Deborah Turness, also announced her resignation following a week of controversy
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Inside the BBC Trump speech furore that prompted dramatic resignations of bosses
Critics say BBC left ‘vacuum’ after failing to ‘properly defend itself’ from criticism or apologise
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From Lineker to Bob Vylan: The scandals that shaped Tim Davie’s reign at the BBC
From Huw Edwards’ prosecution, to Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury set, Davie’s tenure at the BBC has been marked by turmoil and controversy
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aljazeera.com
Why have BBC bosses resigned over a Trump speech edit?
Following accusations of bias at the BBC, Tim Davie says departure is 'my own decision', while head of news also quits.
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Outgoing BBC boss Tim Davie suggests BBC’s future will be ‘thriving’
Tim Davie has said that the BBC’s future will be “thriving” in his first public remarks since he resigned from his position of director-general on Sunday (9 November). It comes…
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Tim Davie defends BBC against ‘weaponisation’ of criticism
Outgoing director general tells staff ‘we have to be very clear and stand up for our journalism’