| 12:03 UK time, Friday, 20 July 2007
The Economist: Article criticising the BBC Russian service's coverage of the Litvinenko story for being too cautious. (link)
The Independent: Former BBC director general Greg Dyke on the recent problems at the BBC. (link)
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Thats it? Thats all we get? On one of the blackest days in the BBC's history, the blog dedicated to the internal workings of the BBC doesn't have a single editorial comment? No explanation or apology.
And then comments for that day are disabled?
How arrogant!
Most of these competition failures occured whilst Micheal Grade was Chairman of the BBC and it certainly seems to have started under his chairmanship.
Instead of Newsnight asking his opinion should they not be asking what he knows?
Grade needs to be investigsated in rhe public interest.