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‘Blind spots’ but no institutional bias: key points after MPs question senior BBC figures
A parliamentary select committee has questioned Michael Prescott, the adviser who wrote the memo that led to the resignation of the BBC’s director general, Tim Davie
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bbc.com
Key figures in BBC crisis to be questioned by MPs
A former adviser, whose memo sparked resignations from the BBC's director general and head of news, will take questions publicly for the first time.
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theguardian.com
BBC in crisis: key questions to answer as Commons select committee meets
MPs will examine Michael Prescott’s claims of liberal bias in coverage of Gaza, racial diversity and trans issues
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Author of leaked BBC memo tells MPs broadcaster ‘not institutionally biased’ – latest updates
Michael Prescott tells select committee ‘there was no ideology at play’ when he wrote memo
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independent.co.uk
Tim Davie had a ‘blind spot’ on BBC editorial failings, author of bombshell memo says
Michael Prescott, who wrote the memo which triggered mass resignations at the top of the BBC, has insisted that the broadcaster is not institutionally biased
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‘Blind spots’ but no institutional bias: key points after MPs question senior BBC figures
A parliamentary select committee has questioned Michael Prescott, the adviser who wrote the memo that led to the resignation of the BBC’s director general, Tim Davie
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5 key moments after MPs quiz top BBC figures
BBC chairman Samir Shah, alongside board members and former advisers, appears before MPs after the resignation of Tim Davie.
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Claims of systemic problems with BBC news coverage disputed by former adviser
Caroline Daniel tells MPs leaked memo by Michael Prescott that sparked resignations at BBC did not provide full picture
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BBC may not be in 'safe hands' under its chair, says committee head
The most senior MP on the culture select committee says Samir Shah's evidence to MPs was "wishy-washy".