The BBC is facing a significant internal crisis following criticism of its coverage of President Donald Trump, particularly a documentary that omitted key remarks from his January 6 speech. The controversy has led to the resignation of both the BBC's director-general and its head of news, as well as mounting pressure from Trump's legal team, which has threatened a billion-dollar lawsuit over alleged defamatory content. BBC anchor Nick Robinson revealed that a majority of the broadcaster's board believes there is an institutional bias in its reporting, not only regarding Trump but also on other major issues. The situation has intensified after the release of a whistleblower dossier criticizing editorial standards, leaving the BBC in turmoil and prompting calls for greater accountability and transparency in its news coverage.