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to be in complete crisis, is its usual rather boring, solid self. for others, though, this has now become a question of the corporation s leadership. if we are going to draw a line and restore particularly the perception of the independence of the bbc, i think we need to take some real strong measures and i think the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, should resign. the bbc s chairman, richard sharp, is subject to an external review into his appointment and his role in the facilitation of an £800,000 loan to former prime minister boris johnson. he denies any involvement in the arrangement. there is also an internal review. he has yet to respond to the cause of his resignation. two calls for his resignation. tim davie, the bbc s current director general, has said he won t resign and has refuted claims that the bbc has
there is also an internal review. he has yet to respond to calls for his resignation. tim davie, the bbc s current director general, has said he won t resign and has refuted claims that the organisation has buckled to pressure from conservative mps to suspend gary lineker. some think the former striker overstepped the mark by criticising government immigration policy and the language around it. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, didn t want to get drawn into it. what needs to happen as a result of notjust the discussions about gary lineker, but also about the chairman of the bbc following the independent investigation that is now happening, is that we need to make sure we maintain that trust in the independence and the impartiality of the bbc. now attention is turning to other sports programmes, the women s super league coverage on bbc two went ahead, but without its usual pre match presentation. match of the day 2 will air tonight but with a reduced format. the director general is expected
and i think the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, should resign. the bbc chairman, richard sharp, is subject to an external review into his appointment and his role in the situation of an £800,000 loan to former prime minister boris johnson. he denies any involvement in the arrangement. there is also an internal review. he has yet to respond to the cause of his resignation. tim davie, the bbc s current director general, has said he won t resign and has refuted claims that the bbc has buckled to pressure from conservative mps to suspend gary lineker. something the former striker overstepped the mark by criticising government immigration policy and the language around it. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, didn t want to get drawn into it. what needs to happen as a result of the discussion is notjust about gary lineker but the chairman
morning, for a place which is meant to be in complete crisis, is its usual rather boring, solid self. for others, though, this has now become a question of the corporation s leadership. if we re going to draw a line and restore particularly the perception of the independence of the bbc, i think we need to take some real strong measures and i think the chairman of the bbc, richard sharp, should resign. the bbc s chairman, richard sharp, is subject to an external review into his appointment and his role in the facilitation of an £800,000 loan to former prime minister borisjohnson. he denies any involvement in the arrangement. there s also an internal review. he has yet to respond to calls for his resignation. tim davie, the bbc s current director general, has said he won t resign and has refuted claims that the organisation has buckled to pressure from conservative mps to suspend gary lineker. some think the former striker overstepped the mark by criticising