Can we still trust the BBC?
di Robin Aitken
2013 · 272 pagine · Bloomsbury Publishing · ISBN 9781472900913
Trama
The scandals that have rocked the BBC have touched the corporation from top to bottom. As the revelations about Jimmy Savile unfold and shock the nation, people may reasonably ask what possible trust they can have in this incomparable national institution, once the embodiment of truth and moral excellence.
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