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tim davie, calls within all those pressures. tim davie, thank you very much. let s return to katie razzall. there will be questions on going for the bbc. , ~ ., , bbc. yes, i think that s right. clearl , bbc. yes, i think that s right. clearly. as bbc. yes, i think that s right. clearly, as tim bbc. yes, i think that s right. clearly, as tim davie - bbc. yes, i think that s right. clearly, as tim davie says, i ssc. yes, ithinkthat s right. l clearly, as tim davie says, they ssc. yes, ithinkthat s right. - clearly, as tim davie says, they are balancing the duty of care and their role as employer with their role as a public service broadcaster, so they re in the strange situation, but clearly there are questions that tim davie cannot or does not want to answer, was not able to answer, so, for example, saying, you are him whether he was satisfied and how the investigation, the earlier investigation, the earlier investigation went in one e mail, one call, and he said no, you know,
interviewing the bbc heard, because sarah was interviewing the bbc director general, tim davie, and director general, tim davie, and joined by katie razzall, and one of joined by katie razzall, and one of the key points tim davie made when the key points tim davie made when he started was he said it was very he started was he said it was very difficult balancing act balance duty difficult balancing act balance of care, privacy and public he started was he said it was very di care, balancing act balance he started was he said it was very interest, and went on to defend, di care, privacyig act balance he started was he said it was very di care, privacy and :t balance he started was he said it was very di care, privacy and public1ce of care, privacy and public interest, and although he did say he was not of care, privacy and public interest, hei of care, privacy and public interest, he did say he was not although he did say he was not entirely satisfied, i think he said, entirely sati
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what they say subsequently about the last few days is already in the public domain, but what hasn t been is there any bbc investigation has pause. is there any bbc investigation has ause. , ~ ., .,, pause. yes, we know as with the re ”ortin pause. yes, we know as with the reporting of pause. yes, we know as with the reporting of the pause. yes, we know as with the reporting of the last pause. yes, we know as with the reporting of the last few - pause. yes, we know as with the reporting of the last few days, i pause. yes, we know as with the l reporting of the last few days, the bbc did refer this matter to police, and yesterday there was a meeting, a virtual meeting, between the metropolitan police specialist crime command and members of the bbc after which police said they were working to establish whether there was evidence of his criminal offence in this case, and they added there is no investigation at this time. today the bbc has said that it is pausing its investigation b