BBC Boss Duo Bail After Splicing Trumpâs Jan 6 Remix
On November 3, 2025, the BBC experienced a Plot Twist⢠worthy of a daytime soap when its director-general Tim Davie and news head Deborah Turness simultaneously resigned over a Panorama documentary that expertly turned President Trumpâs January 6 speechesâseparated by 50 minutesâinto a time-warped mashup. The drama exploded after a leaked internal memo by ex-adviser Michael Prescott accused the BBC of 'serious and systemic' bias, including its Gaza coverage. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt and Trump himself praised the resignations, with Trump declaring on Truth Social that the BBC 'doctored' his 'perfect' speech, while Leavitt shared a savage 'Shot:... Chaser' combo of tweets. In a plot twist even Netflix wouldnât greenlight, the BBC bosses took the 'buck stops here' responsibility and then promptly surrendered it.
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The BBCâs top brass quit after cutting, splicing, and presumably remixing Trump speeches like DJ Jazzy Jan 6. When your news is accused of being an influencer-level faker, maybe don't throw shade with a 50-minute time travel edit.
BBCâs version of âLetâs Make a Trump Speechâ featured more editing cuts than a B-rated Netflix series. Guess impartiality means âcreative fictionâ now.
Tim Davie and Deborah Turness quit because remixing a presidential speech over 50 minutes apart is the new journalistic sin. Meanwhile, Congress still hasnât resigned.
Source: Axios | Published: 11/9/2025 | Author: Rebecca Falconer
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