US EditionMasterChef is 'bigger than individuals' and 'can survive', BBC says
- The BBC believes that MasterChef is much bigger than individuals and has a future.
- The BBC emphasized the importance of maintaining the culture of the show and taking appropriate actions against violations of values.
- The BBC leadership team is committed to changing the industry and will not tolerate inappropriate behavior.
- Several individuals have been dismissed due to a review regarding the show's conduct.
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John Torode dealt blow as BBC boss REFUSES to back star's MasterChef future amid Gregg Wallace saga
BBC Director-General Tim Davie has declared that MasterChef can "absolutely survive and prosper" without Gregg Wallace, describing the programme as "much bigger than individuals" during today's Annual Report press briefing
·London, United Kingdom
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Tim Davie says MasterChef ‘absolutely’ has a future with the BBC beyond 2028
The 58-year-old was speaking as the BBC unveiled its annual report.
·London, United Kingdom
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