The BBC faced backlash after airing an edited speech by US President Donald Trump, which appeared to encourage the Capitol riots. This led to the resignation of Director General Tim Davie and CEO Deborah Turness. The edited documentary, 'Trump: A Second Chance?', spliced quotes from Trump's speech, omitting parts where he called for peaceful demonstration. The BBC chairman stated the editing aimed to convey the speech's message, but it drew over 500 complaints. Trump criticized the BBC, labeling its journalists as corrupt. The BBC, funded by a licence fee, is under scrutiny for its impartiality and has faced accusations of bias from both political sides. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)