The BBC is in the midst of a reckoning. Last week, a leaked memo by a former advisor to the broadcaster’s ethics committee, which warned of “systemic” bias, revealed that the BBC, whose mission statement promises to “provide duly accurate and impartial news,” had “doctored” a speech by U.S. President Donald Trump to make it appear as though he incited the Capitol Hill riot; that the BBC’s Arabic services minimized Israeli suffering while boosting Hamas’ claims; and that the BBC’s LGBT desk censored trans coverage by keeping other perspectives off air.
A series of resignations followed on Sunday, including the BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, and its chief executive of news, Deborah Turness. Then, in a letter sent Monday, Trump threatened to sue the broadcaster if it didn’t retra

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