BBC has failed to foster an environment where employees feel comfortable about speaking up

Some BBC stars ‘behave unacceptably’, finds report launched after Huw Edwards conviction

The BBC does not have a “toxic culture” but there is a “minority of people who behave unacceptably and whose behaviour is not addressed”, an independent review into culture at the corporation said.

BBC STILL has a major problem with abuse of wealth and power, despite the spin

Auntie’s abuse  HAVING ordered an inquiry into the bad behaviour of its own staff, the BBC  leaked the report to itself — and handily concluded that the BBC does not have a “toxic culture”.  How very BBC.  No spin can hide the fact that — after the Huw Edwards scandal — the BBC still has a major problem with the abuse of wealth and powerSplash But no amount of spin could hide the fact that — following the Huw Edwards paedophile scandal — the Cor…

BBC has failed to foster an environment where employees feel comfortable about speaking up

The BBC's new report talks of a Call It Out campaign for bad behaviour, which is not too dissimilar to its 2013 promise to "publicise support for bullying".

Huw Edwards scandal: BBC review finds no toxic culture but flags unacceptable behaviour

The BBC has confirmed there is no evidence of a "toxic culture" at the organisation following an independent review, but it acknowledged that a minority of individuals engage in unacceptable behaviour that must be urgently addressed.

The BBC cannot afford any more scandals

A journalist reports from BBC Broadcasting house in central London, on the Huw Edwards scandal (via Alamy/ 2RBKTDK)Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris, Huw Edwards, Stuart Hall, Greg Wallace, Tim Westwood, Russell Brand, Jermaine Jenas, bullies and gropers on Strictly Come Dancing.Every organisation has its rotten apples. Show business is sometimes dirty business. The BBC is the oldest and largest national broadcaster in the world – with some 22,000 emplo…

Let review mark a new dawn for scandal-hit BBC

Maybe we should be glad that he didn't add that 'lessons will be learned', but it is hard not to feel just a little weary at the frequency with which such mistakes are made.