Broadcaster Colin Brazier has publicly criticized BBC presenter Nick Robinson amid escalating controversy over alleged bias at the national broadcaster. The dispute follows Robinson's remarks suggesting there is a political campaign aimed at undermining the BBC, which came in response to a dossier detailing several instances of apparent editorial failings, including the misleading editing of a Donald Trump speech on Panorama.

Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned Robinson's comments as 'arrogant', vowing to withhold his licence fee until the BBC's director-general addresses the issue. The internal report, authored by Michael Prescott, also raised concerns about BBC Arabic's coverage of Gaza and highlighted broader staff unrest over impartiality standards.

As pressure mounts, BBC chairman Samir Shah is expected to issue an apology to Parliament for the Panorama segment, while critics accuse senior BBC figures of failing to act on the allegations. The controversy has sparked fears of diplomatic fallout and renewed calls for the broadcaster to restore public trust and uphold its editorial guidelines.