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Gary Lineker: 'BBC should hang its head in shame' over axing of Gaza documentary
GAZA STRIP, PALESTINE, JUL 4 – BBC faced internal dissent and public outcry after canceling a documentary on Gaza medics, with over 100 staff accusing it of bias and censorship amid Israel-Hamas conflict coverage.
- Gary Lineker criticized the BBC for shelving a documentary on allegations against Israeli forces, saying it "should hang its head in shame" over the decision.
- The documentary, which included claims of mistreatment of healthcare workers by Israeli forces , was initially greenlit by the BBC but later axed due to concerns over perceived partiality.
- After being dropped by the BBC, the documentary was acquired and aired by Channel 4, sparking an uproar from public figures who supported its broadcast.
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Lisa Nandy says she asked BBC why nobody was fired for airing Gaza documentary
This comes ahead of the review looking into Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone, is due to be published later this week. Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has said she asked the BBC why nobody has been fired for airing a Gaza documentary which featured the son of a Hamas official. This comes ahead of a review looking into Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone, which is reportedly set to be published next week. The programme first aired in February until it was …
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