PM Says Help BBC Says ‘Put Home’ Most Wrong

The Prime Minister said the BBC needed to “get its house in order” if mistakes were made, but gave his support to the existence of “a strong and independent BBC”.

Sir Keir Starmer spoke after the director of the Broadcaster’s director general and head of news resigned following an edit of a speech by Donald Trump and other Editorial issues.

The prime minter did not directly respond to a question urging him to ensure that the US president does not get “one penny from British Lister Payers with $1BN (£762m).

Sir Keir told the House of Commons:

He answered a question from the liberal democratic leader Sir Ed Davey, who told the parliament that “President Trump is trying to destroy our BBC” and undermine Press Freedom in the UK as well as the US.

Sir Keir said that “some [people] I’d rather the BBC didn’t exist”, but that” in the age of disinformation, the argument for an impartial British news service is stronger than ever”.

BBC Director General Tim Davie and News CEO Debah Rebah Rebah Debah announced their departure on Sunday and admitted “mistakes”.

The Chairman of the BBC Samir also apologized for the “error of judgment” that saw Panorama editing the two sections of the Day of 6 January 2021 Capitol in a “direct call for violent action”.

In the Commons on Wednesday, Sir ED also called out the Prime Minister’s Sck Board Member Sir Robbie Gibb, who is the head of Communications, who he parked a “conservative crony”.

In response, Sir Keir refused to comment on the “individual run of the BBC”.

In a separate BBC leadership debate in the Commons on Tuesday, Secretary Lisa Nandy said – setting out the terms of the resignation as the “

“Together, we will ensure the BBC is soundly funded, commands public trust and continues to drive growth, good jobs, skills in every region and country in the UK,” he said.

“At a time when trust is fraying and truth is contested in our country, let’s make sure the BBC remains robustly independent and truly accountable to the public it serves.”

In response to an MP who asked him to “review the influence of the former Conservative Sink Doctor Gibb on the BBC’s Board”, I cannot prevent a BBC board, therefore I cannot prevent a BBC board, so I cannot prevent a BBC board proposed by a bond action, so I cannot prevent a BBC board proposed by an action action that he proposed”.

Nandy said the BBC chairman told him he would make changes to the BBC’s Editorial Guidance, where Sir Robbie sits.

“I understand that changes to that committee are being planned, and I very much welcome that decision,” he said.

Shadow Secretary NIGel Honeldonton called for a “root-and-and-branch review” of impartiality, and for “a good apology” to be given by the US president.

The BBC considers how Trump will respond after he passes the Friday deadline to receive an apology, a retraction and compensation for the panorama edit.

On Tuesday, the President told Fox News that he had an “obligation” to report the BBC after it “speeched” and “misled” viewers.

A spokesman for the BBC said: “We are examining the letter and will respond directly to the appropriate course.”