DEVELOPING: Labour Leader Warns BBC Must Act Swiftly to Regain Public Trust

Breaking News: Labour Leader Warns BBC to Regain Public Trust Labour Leader Lisa Nandy has urged the BBC to act swiftly to restore public trust following criticism over a Panorama documentary that allegedly misled viewers. Nandy made the comments in the UK Parliament, emphasizing the need for a "genuinely accountable" BBC. The BBC's director general, Tim Davie, has already acknowledged mistakes made by the corporation, stating that they "need to fight" for their journalism. This comes after a leaked internal memo revealed that a Panorama documentary edited a speech by Donald Trump to make it appear as if he had encouraged the Capitol Hill riot. The BBC has apologized for the error and its chair, Samir Shah, has taken responsibility. The controversy has led to the resignation of BBC News CEO Deborah Turness and director general Tim Davie, who will step down alongside her. The BBC's charter is set to be reviewed, with Nandy defending the corporation as a "national institution." The review aims to ensure the BBC's accountability and transparency. This is a developing story, with further updates expected as more information becomes available.