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BBC's Director General Tim Davie has been told to "resign in shame" following the publication of the broadcaster's latest workplace review.Following the publication of the review, the BBC has pledged to take "immediate action" to improve workplace culture after it found a minority of staff behave unacceptably without facing consequences.FULL STORY HERE.

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00:00Are the BBC stars who are outside of any sort of...
00:02Can we... Let's name them. It's obviously Hugh Edwards.
00:06Hugh Edwards, Jimmy Savile, although they did an inquiry into Jimmy Savile before they've done this one.
00:11There was the chef as well.
00:13Yes, I don't think he's named in this particular report.
00:18I mean, basically the idea is that reports come out...
00:20Royal Faris, yeah.
00:21Similar report to the one that they did into Jimmy Savile.
00:24Well, they say that there are untouchables of the BBC, big stars who people will not bring into line,
00:32even though they know they're getting out of line.
00:35Yeah, and it's interesting because you think somebody appears like Hugh Edwards,
00:39the voice of the nation in the sense that he was the first voice telling the world Her Majesty the Queen had died.
00:45Now, there'd been a complaint by the family of a young man to the BBC.
00:49Nothing was done about it.
00:51No, I mean, the whole thing is it's another example of the appalling governance and management of the BBC.
01:00And Tim Davy, in my opinion...
01:02That's the Director-General.
01:03Yes, his position is untenable, not only because of this,
01:07but recently we've had this on BBC Arab World,
01:11they have a reporter who is someone they...
01:15is technically not employed by them, but they use him a lot.
01:18And he has been on social media putting out very, very anti-Semitic tweets or whatever you call it,
01:30and supporting Hamas overtly, yet they allow him to report on the Gaza war.
01:37Davey has been...
01:39This has been raised with Davey on numerous occasions, and the man is still broadcasting.
01:45He should be sacked immediately.
01:47Davey should resign in shame because, also, we've got case after case.
01:53There's Saville, Harris, Hugh Edwards, the most recent, or actually Greg Wallace,
01:58and they always run for cover and say, oh, well, it's an outside production company,
02:03we don't employ them, you're broadcasting them, he's on your airwaves,
02:08you are responsible, Mr Davey.
02:10And instead of all this wokery nonsense that the BBC insists on,
02:15including the ludicrous BBC Verify, checking their own journalist stories, supposedly,
02:21which they don't do anyway.
02:23I mean, Davey is probably the worst Director-General in modern...

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