- A BBC review found a small number of staff and managers exhibit unacceptable behavior that goes unaddressed, impacting the broadcaster's reputation.
- The review, launched after the Huw Edwards scandal, found no overall toxic culture at the BBC, but highlighted a minority whose behavior creates negative ripples.
- The BBC is taking action, including a new code of conduct, disciplinary policy, and a "Call It Out" campaign to address the issue.
- The report noted inconsistent handling of poor behaviour, with some individuals thriving or being promoted despite ongoing investigations or upheld grievances.
- Investigators described reports of "untouchable" staff, echoing findings from a 2013 report following the Jimmy Savile scandal.
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