US EditionBBC director resigns after criticism of the broadcaster’s editing of a Trump speech
Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resigned after accusations that a BBC documentary edited Trump's 2021 speech to mislead viewers, raising broader concerns about BBC impartiality.
- Tim Davie and Deborah Turness have resigned from the BBC following criticism of an edit of a Trump speech.
- The BBC faced backlash over a splice of Trump's January 6 speech, suggesting he intended to march to the Capitol with supporters.
- Davie accepted responsibility, stating that there have been some mistakes made.
- Trump described the resignations as exposing corrupt journalists.
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The latest development at the “dying” BBC found President Donald Trump reacting to the departure of some “very dishonest people” alleged to have sought to influence the 2024 presidential election. It’s often said that those wishing to get a glimpse at where the United States is heading, if it continues riding the slippery slope of the left, need only peek across the pond at what’s going on in Europe. Over the weekend, however, at least one examp…
The BBC Director and Head of News have resigned. Background is the coverage of the Capitol Storm 2021.
The head of the British public television station and the executive director of the news department gave Sunday's resignation, after all days of pressure related to the way in which the news about Donald Trump was presented. The American leader responded...
The BBC is shaken by the resignation of its leaders after a controversial montage of a speech by Donald Trump. Accused of manipulation, the British channel is facing a crisis of confidence.
BBC boss quits amid scandal over edited Trump footage
MxM News BBC Director-General Tim Davie resigned Sunday after the taxpayer-funded broadcaster was caught airing doctored footage of President Donald Trump’s January 6, 2021 speech — falsely making it appear that Trump urged his supporters to storm the U.S. Capitol. Davie, who led the BBC for five years, announced his resignation in a statement saying he was taking “ultimate responsibility” for recent “mistakes.” “Like all public organisations, t…
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