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much, i have to say. but the authority of the trust was that we could oblige the bbc to make an on air apology, oblige them to change the way they were doing things, and it was a system that didn t work perfectly. the trust had lots of other problems, and it was then shutdown in 2016. richard, in fact, can i ask. in fact, that bit of the system didn t work badly. if i can ask you this specifically, your knowledge of the bbc governance and the kind of various incarnations it s been through, was there in your mind any point where the processes in place would ve stopped the diana panorama actually going out? would the processes have stopped? yes, i think they would. i think that. in the case of the trust, there was an editorial standards system run at the top of the bbc, which was chaired by mark byford, which i think would have meant it.
the trust had lots of other problems, and it was then shutdown in 2016. richard, in fact, can i ask. in fact, that bit of the system didn t work badly. if i can ask you this specifically, your knowledge of the bbc governance and the kind of various incarnations it s been through, was there in your mind any point where the processes in place would ve stopped the diana panorama actually going out? would the processes have stopped? yes, i think they would. i think that. in the case of the trust, there was an editorial standards system run at the top of the bbc, which was chaired by mark byford, which i think would have meant it. had a problem like this begun to emerge, it might have been taking away from the line management. but i m not. i have to say, i m not certain.
There are few friends left inside the BBC for its former director-general Tony Hall. His reputation among staff has “taken a hammering”, says one well-known broadcaster. A senior producer describes himself as “hugely disappointed” that Hall failed to do the right thing in his investigation into how Martin Bashir secured his scoop interview with Princess Diana in 1995, and that the BBC “trashed the career of the most junior person involved”. Another adds that staff are “incensed” that Bashir was rehired in 2016 as the BBC’s religious affairs correspondent given what Hall knew about his past. “It all contributes to the general loss of confidence around the place,” says one thoughtful insider. “Are people as proud to work for the BBC as they were ten years ago? I doubt it.” A former editor puts it starkly: “When your entire reputation, and self-image, is built on trust, it could not be more serious.”
Ray Stevenson, a co-founder of Field of Dreams, is an ex-solider suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and said his time at the farm helped him with his mental illness.
He added: After three years of very hard graft and fundraising as well as having a full-time job supporting my partner with a new born, me and my partner believe we took the farm as far as we could. Something like the farm consumes your life, but was worth every minute of the time we gave. We still support Mark and Sue and enjoy visits with our now nearly six-year-old son, who enjoys getting up close the the animals, especially the goats.
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