Former S4C Chief Sian Doyle Hospitalised Following Bullying Allegations Report

Husband criticises 'one-sided' report, accuses media of tearing her apart

Sian Doyle, the former chief executive of Welsh language channel S4C, was hospitalised after an overdose following her dismissal over bullying allegations.
A report commissioned by S4C's chairman criticised the culture at S4C under Doyle's leadership, describing it as 'dictatorial' and 'creating a culture of fear'.
Doyle's husband, Rob Doyle, criticised the report as 'one-sided' and claimed that his wife had been 'torn apart in the media' following its publication.
Doyle had previously accused S4C's chairman of 'wider bullying' and called for an investigation into the channel's leadership and governance.
S4C and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport have expressed concern for Doyle's wellbeing and urged the board of S4C to address the issues raised in the report.