Former BBC News CEO Deborah Turness insisted the organization doesn’t have any institutional bias against President Donald ...

Deborah Turness, the former CEO of BBC News, acknowledged a Donald Trump-focused documentary that's spurred a $10 billion ...

In her first interview since she left the BBC, Deborah Turness said at Semafor’s Restoring Trust in Media summit that it was ...

For a seasoned journalist who fought her way up to one of the biggest jobs in the British news media, there is something charmingly naive about Deborah Turness. The former head of BBC News ...

The BBC scandal that triggered the resignations of two top executives has put the spotlight on the UK public service broadcaster’s business model, already under political and commercial pressure.

The outgoing chief executive of BBC News has stressed the corporation is “not institutionally biased” and the journalists are not “corrupt”. Deborah Turness resigned on Sunday alongside ...

The BBC, the biggest broadcaster in the world, is in turmoil. Where there is turmoil, these days it’s also common to find President Donald Trump. So it is in this case. He is threatening a $1 billion ...

BBC News CEO Deborah Turness has said the corporation "is not institutionally biased" after resigning following criticism that a Panorama documentary misled viewers by editing a speech by Donald Trump ...