BBC News’ Resigning CEO Rejects Trump’s ‘Corrupt Journalists’ Claim, Says Outlet Is ‘Not Institutionally Biased’: We Are the ‘World’s Most Trusted News Provider’

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BBC News’ resigning CEO Deborah Turness has responded to criticism from U.S. President Donald Trump and others after her shocking resignation alongside director general Tim Davie on Sunday night. When questioned by journalists from her own newsroom outside of the BBC headquarters in London on Monday, Turness rejected claims of corruption and institutional bias. She […]

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BBC News’ Resigning CEO Rejects Trump’s ‘Corrupt Journalists’ Claim, Says Outlet Is ‘Not Institutionally Biased’: We Are the ‘World’s Most Trusted News Provider’

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