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We must fight for our journalism, defiant BBC boss says after Trump legal threat
Outgoing boss rallies staff after Donald Trump’s court threat and demand for $1bn compensation
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independent.co.uk
Tim Davie: From marketing manager to leaving BBC’s top job
Tim Davie urged the BBC not to be ‘complacent’
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Trump slams ‘dishonest’ BBC after Tim Davie and news head Deborah Turness quit: 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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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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Trump threatens to sue BBC over Panorama edit scandal: Live
BBC chief apologises over ‘misleading’ splicing together of footage
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theguardian.com
The Guardian view on the BBC under siege: Britain must defend its own truth | Editorial
Editorial: With Donald Trump circling and Labour ministers wavering, defending the corporation’s independence is now a test of national will
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Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1bn over edited speech fiasco
President’s lawyers issue ultimatum for compensation by Friday: ‘The BBC is on notice’
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BBC ‘can’t be held to ransom,’ says Dimbleby as Trump threatens legal action
The BBC “can’t be held to ransom,” David Dimbleby said after Donald Trump threatened legal action against the broadcaster following the selective editing of his speech outside the…
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aljazeera.com
Trump threatens BBC with $1bn lawsuit over edited January 6 speech
US president demands 'full and fair' retraction of BBC documentary that prompted resignation of two top executives.
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Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1bn over Panorama edit scandal: Live
After Tim Davie and Deborah Turness quit and Samir Shah apologises, US leader claims broadcaster ‘tried to interfere in election’
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Minister suggests BBC should apologise to Trump over documentary as president threatens $1bn lawsuit – UK politics live
Alison McGovern speaks to media about BBC crisis as culture secretary due to address MPs in attempt to contain fallout
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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’
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bbc.com
BBC's Tim Davie tells staff 'we've got to fight for our journalism'
The US president has threatened to sue the BBC if it does not retract a programme which edited his speech by Friday.
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ft.com
BBC boss urges ‘fight’ for its journalism as board considers Trump threat
Tim Davie’s comments come after US president says he will sue for $1bn if he does not get an apology and compensation
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BBC must fight to restore trust, Nandy tells MPs
The culture secretary tells MPs the BBC “has faced criticism from all sides”, as Donald Trump threatens to sue for $1bn over a documentary edit.
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We must fight for our journalism, defiant BBC boss says after Trump legal threat
Outgoing boss rallies staff after Donald Trump’s court threat and demand for $1bn compensation
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dawn.com
BBC’s outgoing boss rallies staff amid leadership crisis, Trump threat
Says fiercely proud of the organisation while acknowledging mistakes.
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‘We have to fight’: BBC’s outgoing boss rallies staff amid Trump’s threats
Tim Davie says the BBC's 'enemies' will not define the narrative around the UK public broadcaster.
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BBC right to take Trump sue threat ‘seriously’ says media lawyer
The BBC is right in taking Donald Trump’s threat to sue “seriously,” a media lawyer has warned. The US president has threatened to seek $1 billion from the corporation over a…
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Have your say: How can the BBC adapt after Trump and various scandals?
Have your say: Is the BBC’s public service model still fit for purpose in 2025, or does it need a major rethink amid Trump’s threat of legal action?