BBC Boss Tim Davie Wades Into ‘The Traitors' Scottish Production Row: "We Are Not Interested In Gaming The Figures"
We are not interested in gaming the figures,” BBC DG Tim Davie repeated several times in front of a Scottish parliamentary ...
BBC not ‘gaming number’ on Scottish spending, says Davie amid Traitors questions
Tim Davie said the BBC has a “great story” to tell in increasing its production spending north of the border, with 99.6% of ...
'The BBC bottled sacking Strictly star Wynne Evans - it was the same with Brendan O'Carroll'
Head of Showbiz Tom Bryant argues the BBC are afraid to properly sanction their badly-behaving stars including Wynne Evans ...
BBC boss denies ‘gaming’ Ofcom targets by classifying The Traitors as Scottish
Tim Davie says Highlands-based programme qualifies for corporation’s Scottish quota despite production crew largely coming ...
Writers and actors urge BBC to scrap ‘catastrophic’ plan to axe Radio 3 drama
Thousands of writers and actors have backed a letter written to BBC boss Tim Davie, calling for the broadcasters to rethink ...
‘An t-Eilean’: Why the BBC Is Betting on the U.K.’s First Gaelic Prestige Drama Series ‘The Island’
"It is really an inspiring time and a necessary time to really take ownership of our language and our culture and celebrate it," says Sorcha Groundsell, star of the Scottish crime show.
BBC Sounds Alarm Over UK Scripted Funding Crisis: “Multiple Productions Are Stuck In Limbo”
The BBC has issued the starkest warning yet about the UK scripted funding crisis, telling lawmakers that multiple greenlit ...
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BBC not ‘gaming number’ on Scottish spending, says Davie amid Traitors questions
Tim Davie said the BBC has a “great story” to tell in increasing its production spending north of the border, with 99.6% of Scottish licence fee income now spent in Scotland – up from 77% ...
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BBC not ‘gaming number’ on Scottish spending, says Davie amid Traitors questions
Mr Davie spoke to the Scottish Parliament’s Culture Committee on Thursday, alongside BBC Scotland director Hayley Valentine and finance director Rhona Burns. Labour MSP Neil Bibby asked Mr Davie ...