The BBC chairman survived mp questions – but the crisis did not

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After two weeks of growing BBC crisis, with the pressure on him, Samu Sayang dragged nervously when he started his session in front of MPS.

But in 10 minutes or so, the chairman appeared to relax. Which may have been long before he realized these mps weren’t yet equipped with combat charges. No one killed the murderer.

The key thing for Shah and the BBC is for him to show that he has a grip on the company. He asked twice if he should back off. He said his job now was “to steer the ship” – and began the search for a general director.

Caroline Thomson, a sitting council member representing Shah, said she supported the unanimous decision of the board.

He was neglected to work through Dokum Shum Plerji on the day of Jawah, because of the government’s problem.

It obviously added to the pressure on shu in front of this committee display – and this is part of the evidence where he is still alive.

Even though he tested the cakerji, he was rejected again because the Int-Déwan had not been consulted about the events he issued to the Praréktad.

Shah admitted – twice – that he had a 26-minute conversation with Banerji.

The BBC chairman went into the session with mps in a fairly weak position – accused of losing his grip on his board.

He appears to have gotten stronger – but still broken.

Korik Committee, Developer Caroline, later showed MPS not sure that the BBC board in “safe hands”.

“He didn’t really have a straight answer on the question of how to get the BBC to act faster, act more manually…

“We are really looking for hard evidence that the BBC board is going to screw this up.

“I’m not entirely sure that they can and that they will … I don’t think as a committee we are wild we are wild not trying that the board is safe.”

However, if The BBC wanted to show unity, it succeeded. After two weeks in which we have heard about the high divisions (including claims between divisions the costs are divided)

Definitely not making tv.

Media proregulator and former True Book Begrard Ayre does not mince his words, not at least for a long time.

“About four hours ago – It seems like four years ago – I started by saying this should not bite the BBC when the session is over.

“I think after these two elections by the MPS, the answer is there will be no cross this evening and they will both go down to breakfast tomorrow morning.

“During the last two weeks we have dismissed other media reports under the bbc board … and the images we have … now everything is peaceful.”

Journalist and former bbc presenter andrew neil was equally unimpressed.

“I think immediately I have spent a more interesting swebter. I mean, I mean, this is a low-level committee., No, he told the BBC.

“The quality of the question is Aklessing, it lacks an approach to factors, they are not forward, some can only string six words together in a coherent sentence.

“People who are hoping for a chair, Samir Shah, or … The non-executive director, Grettie GIRBB, who are going to be separated because nothing is cheap.

“And if the BBC is worried that this could be the start of its demise, then it should have a big gIN and tonic.”

But we have some insights.

Shah was asked about the vacuum created by the failure to apologize for misrepresenting the trumpet trope and then editing it in the telegraph newspaper.

He suggested he had not yet accepted imologically to be recommended by the executive, because it was not enough.

Caroline Thomson next to him explained there was “Company and difference of opinion between the chairman and me and others on the color board”. He said that approximately why the apology followed or whether the impact of the edit has been given a misleading impression. Some board members felt it.

We also heard time from Sir Robbie Gibb, former BBC Enekuttif and of theessesika to the political field to the board.

He has been accused of several political disturbances.

On Monday, he was denied that – he said he was a weapon, and that he had no trouble in his bones.

And when Sir Robbie asked directly if there was any political motivation, as some have suggested, he said mockingly and harshly with the councillors.

Whether that’s enough to ward off criticism is another matter.

Michael Pritcott, who wrote the memo about all this, also spoke for the first time.

He said he didn’t think the BBC was that serious. But the Committee did not go below the accuracy of its claims about systemic problems in the way of the BBC. Which is still hanging.

Caroline Daniel, another councilor who sat in all the same meetings as he did, did not reach the same conclusion. He didn’t ask a huge number of questions, but he pointed in his answers.

He said the bbc takes an incredibly unimportant issue very seriously. “That’s why they’re the most trusted news brand in the world.”

To take a step back from this, everyone who gives evidence today is a bigger support for the BBC.

But given the divisions and mistakes that have been made in the past few weeks. Who has followed the retreat of the Bbc region, the Most High no more.

Shah lives to fight another day, but with the BBC under Seige, another day is sure to come when it comes to another issue.