Peter Kosminsky accused culture secretary Lisa Nandy of bullying the BBC concerning its Gaza coverage. He compared the government's actions to a 'tinpot dictatorship,' expressing concern over political pressure on BBC director general Tim Davie. Kosminsky cited the historical context of political interference in BBC operations, specifically referencing the death of Dr. David Kelly, linked to a controversial story. He admonished Nandy for attempting to influence BBC's editorial decisions, advocating for the preservation of its public service broadcasting tradition.
The government is reportedly exerting political pressure on the BBC regarding its coverage of Gaza, described as behaving like a 'tinpot dictatorship' by prominent director Peter Kosminsky.
Kosminsky urged the culture secretary to stop bullying the BBC, warning that government interference could mirror past tragedies linked to political pressure on the broadcaster.
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