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Tim Davie insists he is still right person to lead BBC after series of scandals
(www.theguardian.com)
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The condemnation towards him as of late is because of the BBC airing material more sympathetic to Gaza or critical of the genocide Israel is perpetrating, including that Bob Vylan performance.
To me, that's criticism not worth listening to. Those are good decisions.
However, it is weird to want to run a well known nonce factory.