Overview

• Rhodri Williams, chairman of the Welsh-language broadcaster S4C, has announced he will not seek a second term in his position, with his tenure set to end on 31 March.
• Williams' decision follows a tumultuous year for S4C, which saw the sacking of former chief executive Sian Doyle and chief content officer Llinos Griffin-Williams amid allegations of bullying.
• Both Doyle and Griffin-Williams have denied the allegations and are understood to be taking legal action against the broadcaster.
• Williams has defended his and the board's actions, stating they acted properly and in the interests of S4C staff.
• The Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), which oversees S4C, has been urged to put plans in place to address issues of culture, management and policies at the broadcaster.