ITV chief executive Dame Carolyn McCall is set to face questions about the broadcaster's safeguarding and complaint handling after Phillip Schofield admitted an affair with a younger ITV employee.
Dame Carolyn McCall was written to by the Culture Media and Sport (CMS) Committee today and asked to answer questions from MPs in Parliament in a session which will take place on June 14 at 10am.
The ITV chief executive, 61, received the letter in response to correspondence from Dame Carolyn announcing ITV has launched an external investigation into Phillip's statement and departure, after the broadcaster conducted an internal investigation into the affair allegations in 2020 but were "lied" to.
