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Internal dissent grows as broadcaster grapples with archive content, safeguarding, and HR complaints.
- Huw Edwards's image and voice are being removed from BBC archives following his admission of possessing indecent images of children.
- BBC staff express frustration over ignored complaints and ineffective HR processes, particularly regarding high-profile figures.
- The broadcaster is considering re-recording commentary for major state events to replace Edwards's voice.
- Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has requested a meeting with BBC's director-general to address the scandal and the handling of Edwards's employment.
- Concerns about safeguarding and the treatment of junior staff have come to light, prompting calls for systemic changes within the BBC.
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- BBC Broadcasting company
- Huw Edwards Welsh journalist and presenter
- Lisa Nandy Shadow Secretary of State for International Development of the United Kingdom
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