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BBC Panorama Trump speech edit was ‘designed to deceive’, says Andrew Marr

The BBC Panorama Trump speech edit was “designed to deceive”, former BBC News political editor Andrew Marr has said.

The Independent UK

Outgoing BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness admits ‘mistakes are made’ after she quits over Trump edit

Outgoing BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness admitted “mistakes are made” but said there is “no institutional bias” at the BBC after she and director-general Tim Davie resigned over claims Panorama selectively edited a speech by Donald Trump.

The Independent UK

Donald Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1 billion as doctored speech row engulfs corporation

‘He’s a litigious fellow so we should be prepared for all outcomes,’ says BBC chairman Samir Shah

Evening Standard

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Turness: BBC is not institutionally biased and journalists are not corrupt

The outgoing BBC News chief executive, who resigned on Sunday, stressed the corporation is not biased.

Evening Standard

Will Tim Davie's Exit Cost The BBC Its Licence Fee?

BBC Director-General Tim Davie quits over Trump edit scandal, fuelling calls to scrap the £174.50 licence fee ahead of the 2027 Royal Charter review. Farage warns: 'last chance'—BBC funding hangs in the balance.

International Business Times UK

Monday briefing: What to expect from Cop30 as the crucial climate conference kicks off in Brazil

In today’s newsletter: As the world’s leaders gather in Brazil, the urgency of the climate crisis collides with political inertia. The Guardian’s journalists will be following all the stories from Belém

The Guardian - UK

BBC resignations over Trump scandal show the pressures on public broadcasters – and why they must resist them

The resignations of BBC Director-General Tim Davie and CEO of BBC News Deborah Turness over dishonest editing of a speech in 2021 by US President Donald Trump raise several disturbing questions.

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BBC chairman expected to apologise for Trump speech edit after Davie resignation

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said she was ‘confident’ BBC bosses would treat allegations of bias seriously.

The Independent UK

Trump 'corrupt' attack on BBC slapped down by No10 as 'fake news' crisis grows after Tim Davie quit

BBC chairman Samir Shah is expected to apologise for the way a speech by Donald Trump was edited for Panorama

Evening Standard

Why have Tim Davie and Deborah Turness resigned from the BBC?

Davie stepped down following intense pressure after a series of scandals

The Independent UK

‘I have to take ultimate responsibility’: Tim Davie’s BBC resignation statement

Full text of director general’s note to staff and the resignation statement from head of news Deborah Turness

The Guardian - UK

BBC News boss Deborah Turness quits saying ‘the buck stops with me’

A newspaper report earlier in the week had accused the corporation of selectively editing a speech by Donald Trump.

Evening Standard

The BBC is facing a coordinated, politically motivated attack. With these resignations, it has given in

The corporation should have stood up to the Telegraph, Trump and the Tories. Now, its enemies know how little it takes for it to fold, says Jane Martinson, professor of financial journalism

The Guardian - UK

Tim Davie steps down as BBC Director-General over misleading Trump speech edit

The BBC has faced accusations of bias after it aired a doctored clip of Trump which appeared to show him encouraging the Capitol Hill riots in January 2021

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Fact check: Fake ‘train attack’ imagery and child obesity stats

Round-up of fact checks from the last week compiled by Full Fact.

The Independent UK

Newsreader who went viral after changing ‘pregnant people’ intro broke rules, BBC says

Martine Croxall, 56, was the subject of multiple viewer complaints which were upheld by the BBC

Evening Standard

BBC rebukes newsreader who corrected 'pregnant people’ to ‘women’ live on air

The clip of Martine Croxall, who changed the wording of ‘pregnant people’ to ‘women’ during a live broadcast, was widely shared online

International Business Times UK

Comet 3I/ATLAS May Be 10 Billion Years Old — Older Than the Sun Itself

Comet 3I/ATLAS is sparking intense debate: Is this interstellar visitor the oldest comet ever seen? This space rock's unusual orbit and composition led to an explosive claim on social media that it's over 10 billion years old — older than the Sun itself.

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Kaye Adams yet to hear complaint two weeks after being taken off BBC Radio Scotland

Broadcaster was taken off air following what BBC News reported as ‘a conduct complaint’

The Independent UK

Kaye Adams temporarily removed from BBC radio show after complaint

Adams has presented for BBC Radio Scotland since 2010

The Independent UK

South Africa debates renaming national park dedicated to controversial former president

Kruger National Park attracts nearly one million visitors each year

Evening Standard

Naga Munchetty returns to BBC Breakfast after missing show during presenter line-up change

The broadcaster rejoined Charlie Stayt on Friday’s BBC Breakfast following her unexplained absence from Thursday’s episode

Evening Standard

Naga Munchetty replaced on BBC Breakfast as Charlie Stayt teams up with different co-host

BBC Breakfast fans noticed a shake-up in the studio as Naga Munchetty was absent from her usual slot

The Conversation

Bob Vylan Glastonbury complaints upheld: here’s what viewers complain to Ofcom and the BBC about most

The BBC’s livestreaming of the Glastonbury performance by punk-rap duo Bob Vylan broke editorial guidelines on preventing harm and offence to viewers, according to the corporation’s complaints unit. More than 5,000 people complained about the broadcast after the duo chanted “death, death to the IDF” and made other derogatory comments.

The Guardian - UK

GB News’s US expansion feared to be new way for Trumpian views to reach UK audience

White House backing was on full display as GB News launched The Late Show Live

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