Manipulation with Trump's speech. The BBC chiefs are resigning

One of the world’s most influential media institutions is simply a immense image crisis. Tim Davie, the CEO of the BBC, and Deborah Turnness, the manager of the information department, announced their resignation after serious allegations of manipulated material were revealed in the Panorama programme. The paper was to represent Donald Trump's speech in a way that, according to critics, could mislead the public and propose that the erstwhile president of the United States was straight calling for riots at the Capitol in January 2021. The case that shook the British media The affair began with a publication on The Telegraph which revealed the content of the BBC's interior document. The note was written by Michael Prescott, a erstwhile consultant for law enforcement.