When the BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, took over in 2020, he declared his founding principle to be “impartiality”.Three years later, a row over that principle and how it applies across the corporation has created a crisis that has quite clearly caught managers by surprise.Familiar, fixed points in the weekly TV schedule unexpectedly falling off air in quick succession is proof of a crisis that has become something much bigger than a row about some tweets.
Origen: Gary Lineker revolt becomes a test of BBC’s values – BBC News
