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BBC director general defends not sacking Huw Edwards after arrest

BBC knew the presenter had been arrested last November but did not make it public

Evening Standard

Huw Edwards scandal: the questions facing the BBC

Corporation urged to explain its handling of events since newsreader’s arrest over indecent images of children

The Guardian - UK

Huw Edwards timeline: Disgraced presenter’s journey from BBC’s most trusted anchor to child porn charges

The Independent charts the rise and astonishing fall of Britain’s most notorious journalist

The Independent UK

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Top Channel 4 news anchor hits out at BBC bosses for avoiding scrutiny

A TOP Channel 4 news anchor has hit out at BBC bosses for avoiding scrutiny after a series of scandals hit the broadcaster ...

The National (Scotland)

Huw Edwards – latest: Minister to meet BBC boss after corporation admits it knew about arrest in November

Newsreader pleaded guilty on Wednesday to three charges of making indecent images of children

The Independent UK

Huw Edwards’ fall comes 14 months after career peak

Questions to be asked about whether sufficient safeguarding was in place to prevent another TV face exploiting power

The Guardian - UK

Huw Edwards Net Worth: How Much Does The Disgraced Ex-BBC Presenter And Pedophile Make?

Disgraced former BBC presenter Huw Edwards, once a top-earning newsreader, now faces serious legal charges for making indecent images of children, overshadowing his substantial financial earnings and tarnished legacy.

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How the Huw Edwards scandal might affect the BBC’s reputation

As it faces accusations of being caught out, corporation has decisions to take on pay and use of archive footage

The Guardian - UK

Huw Edwards timeline: The allegations made against former BBC presenter after guilty plea

Edwards entered a guilty plea on Wednesday after being charged with making indecent images of children

Evening Standard

'Truth takes back seat': SNP MSP in stooshie with BBC exec over 'misleading' headline

THE BBC has been accused of letting “truth take a back seat to convenience” after a top news editor dismissed an SNP MSP’s concerns about…

The National (Scotland)

Strictly Come Dancing: BBC says it ‘does not recognise’ new allegations of toxic workplace culture

New report alleges sexist and sexualised comments made to show staff, and a ‘tense, toxic and uncomfortable’ working environment

The Independent UK

OPINION - Rachel Johnson: Enough handwringing about Strictly, it's a dance show not Desert Storm

If politics is showbiz for ugly people, then what kind of folks is Strictly Come Dancing for? Before the brouhaha, I’d have said talented, watchable, teachable, almost recognisable — but also fame-hungry. I’d have said Strictly is telly for pushy people. Which is presumably why some execs from unscripted tried…

Evening Standard

Amanda Abbington hits out at Strictly's 'toxic environment' as star left 'vulnerable and exposed'

The actress claimed she suffered ‘bullying and aggressive behaviour’

Evening Standard

Piers Morgan makes ‘offer’ to Strictly producers amid ongoing BBC scandal

‘I’m prepared to save the day,’ the broadcaster said

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BBC To Axe 500 More Jobs In Bid To Be 'More Agile'

The BBC is to axe 500 jobs over the next 20 months in a bid to save GBP200 million ($258 million) and become a "leaner, more agile organisation," the British public service broadcaster announced Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Strictly should be less competitive but will continue, BBC director general says

Tim Davie says fun and entertainment should prevail amid accusations over behaviour of some professional dancers

The National (Scotland)

BBC director-general breaks silence on Strictly Come Dancing 'abuse' controversy

THE BBC director-general has issued an apology to Strictly Come Dancing contestants amid a storm of negative stories about the culture on the…

The National (Scotland)

BBC asks staff to take redundancy as it cuts 500 jobs and £200m from budget

THE BBC has launched a voluntary redundancy scheme as it looks to cut 500 jobs – and £200 million from its budget ...

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Evening Standard

Strictly Come Dancing: BBC boss 'very sorry' and warns 'unacceptable behaviour' on show will not be tolerated

Tim Davie says competitiveness ‘makes the show’ but there’s a line that should never be crossed

The Independent UK

Tim Davie says sorry over Strictly scandal but insists show must go on

BBC boss said: ‘I’m very sorry that anyone has had an experience on Strictly that hasn’t been wholly positive’

Evening Standard

BBC's highest earners revealed: Gary Lineker nets £1.3million as Huw Edwards paid £475,000 before resignation

The BBC’s top earners include Gary Lineker, Zoe Ball, Vernon Kay, Greg James and Lauren Laverne

The Guardian - UK

Piers Morgan won’t care where the Baby Reindeer saga goes. But Netflix should

An interview with the woman who allegedly inspired the stalker character has been the latest jaw-dropper in the hit show’s afterlife, says the Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

BBC to invest in AI to help transform its education services

Hopes investment to make Bitesize more personalised and interactive will attract future licence-fee payers

The Guardian - UK

Presenter Martine Croxall sues BBC for age and sex discrimination

Case comes after insiders warned of a potential ageism row last year following merger of BBC News and World News channels

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the future of the BBC: uncertain but necessary and all to play for

Editorial: Hearts and minds must be won in the run-up to the renegotiation of a charter that will determine the next decade of public service broadcasting

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