BBC Director General Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness resigned from editing the Trump documentary

The director of the BBC in general Tim Davie and Head of News Debah Rebah Rebah who resigned following a documentary panorama to edit a speech by Donald Trump.

Davie, who has been in the job for five years, has faced increasing pressure over a series of controversies and accusations of bias that have dogged the public broadcaster.

The telegraph details in a leaked internal BBC memo on Monday that suggested the Panorama Program edited two parts of Florence in the United States in January 2021.

UK political leaders expressed hope that the resignations would lead to change, while Trump welcomed the decision.

It has not been done for the Director General and the Head of BBC News to resign on the same day.

Announcing the move on Sunday night, Davie said: “Like all public organisations, the BBC is not perfect, and we must always be open, accountable and accountable.

“Whilst not the main reason, the current debate around BBC News is known to have influenced my decision.

“Overall the BBC has delivered well, but there have been some mistakes made and as Director I have to take the greatest responsibility.”

The replacement said in a statement on Sunday night that the panorama controversy “has reached a stage where it is causing damage to the BBC”, adding: “The buck stops with me.”

He said: “In public life leaders must be fully accountable, and that is why I have made mistakes that have made recent allegations that the NEWS REPRESENTS THE BALK WRITE THE BALL NALSS ASCUALLY TOIESS Wrong.”

Height has been the CEO of news and current affairs for the past three years.

The internal memo published by the Telegraph also raised concerns about a lack of action to address what it described as “systemic problems” in Israel’s occupation of Israel-Gaza.

In Trump’s speech in Washington DC on January 6, 2021, he said: “We will go to the Capitol and Congress and women.”

However, in the panorama edit he is shown saying: “We’re going to walk to the Capitol … and I’m going to be there with you. And we’re going to fight like hell.”

The two sections are sewn together in the first more than 50 minutes apart.

The publication of the internal memo fueled criticism of the BBC, including from the White House, which described the corporation as “100% fake news”.

Trump responded to the resignations on Sunday, saying top people at the BBC quit or were fired “because they were caught ‘perfect!)’ in a January 6 speech.

“These are the less real people who try to step on the scales in a presidential election,” he wrote. “Wonderful thing for democracy!”

The departure of the pair precedes a statement expected on Monday by the Chairman of the BBC Samir Shah in a parliamentary committee where he is expected to edit the Way Edited the Way Edited Speech.

Commenting on the resignations on Sunday, Sah said it was a “sad day for the BBC” and that Davie “has the full support of me and the [BBC] board throughout “his tenure.

He continued:

The leaked memo was written by Michael Prescott, a former independent outside adviser to the June Broadcaster Editorial Committee.

In the memo, he also expressed concerns about the BBC’s coverage of the BBC’s changes, suggesting its coverage was effectively “reduced by LGBT specialists promoting an LGBT agenda.

His leaked memo said he felt “despair” at the lack of action by BBC management “when issues arose”.

REALLY ON HUNGRDAY, THE BBC maintained 20 impartiality complaints Above is the way Presenter Martine Croxall changed a script she read live earlier this year on the BBC News Channel, referring to “pregnant people”.

The corporation has also faced criticism in recent months for failing to announce that the narrator of the a documentary about Gaza the son of a Hamas official.

The BBC’s Broadcast a set at glastonbury Where Punk Duo Bob Vylan lead “Death, Death to the IDF [Israel Defence Forces]”Editorial guidelines related to defamation and transgression were also broken.

Dame Caroline Dineage, who comes out of the culture, media and sport committee of the MPS, said that the broadcaster was damaged by criss and misters”.

Some media commentators have been critical of the BBC’s handling of the latest controversy.

Roger Mosey, the former head of BBC TV News, said the broadcaster had been “slow to respond to the latest allegations”.

He told BBC News The Trump Conve Incit EDIT “, while other concerns raised in the Memo, about how to change the changes in the issues, how to change the changes in the line, how to rehup the Thrones and change the editorial of the time”.

Dorothy Byrne, the former Head of news on Channel 4 on Channel 4 not only made a “fundamental error” in editing the speech but in opening the time to apologize “.

Davie, who has worked for the corporation for 20 years, emphasized that “our journalism and quality content continues to be praised as a gold standard” and that the organization is “really kind, progressive and curious”.

He said the timing of his departure – which would involve a “smooth transition” to a successor in the coming months – allowed the next director to “positively shape” the next royal charter.

The Charter sets out the BBC’s funding and regulatory duties and deals with government. A new one must be reached before the current one expires at the end of 2027.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy thanked Davie, saying he had “led the BBC through a period of significant change”.

He continued: “The BBC is one of our most important national institutions … now above all else, the need for reliable news and quality life, and our place in the world.”

Nandy added that the government will ensure the review of the charter “is the reason that will help the BBC adapt to this new era”.

Conservated Leader Kemi Badenoch said it was “right” that Davie had “a catalog of serious failures deeper failures deeper failures deeper failures deeper failures deeper failures deeper failures

Badenoch said the BBC “should not expect the public to sustain it through a compulsory license fee unless it can ultimately demonstrate genuine impartiality”.

Sir Evey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, said the departures “should be an opportunity for the BBC to turn over a new leaf standing amongst our British ranks

The Reform UK leader of NIGel said that the departures should mark “the beginning of wholesale change”, calling the government to have companies and their cultures around “.

The BBC board is responsible for appointing a director of directors under the terms of the charter.

Before being made the 17th Director of the BBC, which will be replaced by Haring Hall in 2020, Davie was the head of the BBC studios at Pepsi and Proctor.

The top former news organizations Itn and NBC News International.

The corporation has seen the resignation of previous General directors including George Entwist, who resigned in 2012.

But whoever replaces Davie will have to step right in to deal with a series of critical news stories.

Mosey said the BBC’s director general should be “Superhuman” and questioned whether the corporation should consider separating the role into different corporate and editorial jobs.