New director general says he wants to focus on impartiality after accusations of biasTim Davie is to crack down on staff posting their views on social media in a move to restore the view of the BBC as impartial, and raised the question of slashing the corporations’ output by a fifth, cutting more jobs and potentially shutting TV channels.The new director general said the BBC had to focus on impartiality to address accusations of bias from politicians on both sides of the political divide. Continue reading…
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