A REPORT commissioned in the wake of the Andrew Sachs scandal has recommended new guidance to ensure BBC programme makers understand “malicious intrusion, intimidation and humiliation are unacceptable”.
The BBC commissioned what it says is its most extensive piece of research yet into what its audiences think about the standards it achieves and what it aspires to do.
The BBC Trust, the corporation’s governing body, will use public feedback, along with the research, for its full review of the BBC’s editorial guidelines later in the year.
