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But first, BBC boss, head of news, both quit after criticism of Trump documentary edit, and that ain't all.

Tim Davy resigns as BBC Director General after accusations of serious and systemic bias in coverage.

Tim Davy, D-A-V-I-E, the BBC's Director General and the head of BBC News.

Two different people have resigned after a former advisor to the corporation accused

it of serious and systemic bias in its coverage of issues, including of course Donald Trump,

but also Gaza and trans rights.

In an announcement that caused shock within the corporation, Davy said his departure was

entirely my decision, and it comes as the BBC prepares to apologize

for the way it edited a Trump speech. Meanwhile, Deborah Turness, T-U-R-N-E-S-S, the head of BBC News,

has also resigned. Sources within the department described a mood of dismay at Ternis' exit.

It feels like a coup, one said, or maybe an

insurrection. This is the result of a campaign by political enemies of the BBC. These are the

sort of anonymous statements from withinside the Beebe. It was a huge moment for the corporation

as it heads into critical talks with the government over its future and funding.

The hunt is now on to fill two of the biggest roles in British media.

The Commons Culture, Media, and Sport Select Committee, quite the title,

had a Monday deadline for the BBC to respond to the claims made by Michael Prescott,

a former independent external advisor to its editorial guidelines and standards committee. He left that role in the summer. Prescott criticized the editing of Trump's

speech in an edition of their show, Panorama, which spliced together clips from an address of

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