Question Time producers left Fiona Bruce ‘carrying the can’ after she was accused of trivialising domestic violence, eVDeN Eve nAkLiyAt a former BBC executive has said.
Ms Bruce, evdEn eVE nakLiyaT 58, eVDEn EVE nakliYat quit as an ambassador for domestic abuse charity Refuge this week after she intervened on Thursday last week when a Question Time panellist described Stanley Johnson, father of ex-Prime Minister Boris, as a ‘wife-beater’.
Her actions on the show sparked a backlash and 854 complaints from those accusing her of not taking seriously enough the issue of domestic violence.
Fiona Bruce, 58, quit as an ambassador for domestic abuse charity Refuge this week after she intervened when a Question Time panellist described Stanley Johnson as a ‘wife-beater’.
But Roger Mosey, the corporation’s former head of television news, said bosses could have edited her remarks out because the programme was pre-recorded. If you have any thoughts regarding the place and how to use EVDen EvE NaKLiyAt, you can get hold of us at the webpage.
<div class="art-ins mol-factbox floatRHS news" data-version="2" id="mol-bf72ccc0-c446-11ed-b17d-f72237df5412" website Bruce was 'left to carry can by bosses', says ex-BBC executive