MPs question key figures in BBC crisis over bias

[WarriorN]

Key figures in BBC crisis to be questioned by MPs https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0jepgyl2jwo

New article on the Beeb

'Shumeet Banerji resigned on Friday, citing "governance issues" but the full reasons were not known until now.
In his damning letter, he said news boss Deborah Turness was told that "she did not have the confidence of a majority of the board".
But, Banerji wrote, he was "not invited to any meeting where a matter of such importance was to be discussed".'

www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5y9rz7eggko

Shah's position is looking increasingly untenable.

From the little I heard (I'll accept it wasn't much!) and the news updates I've seen, Shah is no leader. I suspect the tech job applicant who accidentally ended up being interviewed Iive on TV as an expert would do just as good as job in the role.

What an utter shit show this is.

Edited to add: link below for anyone who wants a comedy distraction with some lower level BBC incompetence. By contrast, this top level shit show has far reaching consequences where we're still supposed to pretend that we all believe in gender identity (through coercion and obfuscation) and apparently there were plausible reasons for the BBC to create what can surely only be described as disinformation re the Trump clip. In what world is there ever a plausible explanation for doing this?! What an utter fuckwit that man is. Rant over.

.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GuyGomaBBCinterview#:~:text=On%208%20May%202006%2C%20Congolese%2DFrench%20Guy%20Goma,in%20place%20of%20technology%20journalist%20Guy%20Kewney.