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Hello, you're listening to Cheech-Sheat, the podcast that cuts through the scrolling, the shouting, the spin and brings you what you need to know in 10 minutes. I'm Sophie Ridge. And I'm Wilfred Frost. It's Monday the 10th of

November. Coming up, a huge story at the BBC, their man in charge, the director general Tim Davy

and their CEO of News DeBreturness have resigned. The UK is sending military experts and equipment to Belgium.

This is after a load of drone sightings near the airport.

And we've got some more information about that viral sensation,

the heist at the Louvre,

as a man was photographed just outside, became a suspect for a bit, isn't

anymore, we'll explain.

Okay, first up, breaking news late last night.

The Director General of the BBC, Tim Davy, and the CEO of News Deborah Ternes have both

resigned.

It comes off the back of an unfolding scandal the last week that relates to whether or not they're duly impartial and an internal investigation

is what really led this in the last week or two, an internal investigation that didn't come to light

until six months after it was written. So last week, this memo, this investigation was leaked.

It was written by the former BBC Standards Advisor Michael Prescott. And there was a whole

load of concerns about how the BBC had covered stories from trans issues to Gaza and also

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