BBC bosses say report on workplace practices review after Huw Edwards scandal is ‘important moment’

BBC bosses say a report on a workplace practices review ordered after the Huw Edwards scandal is an “important moment”; for the corporation.

Staff have been called to a meeting next week to learn its findings before they are made public.

BBC bosses have called a workplace practices review report an ‘important moment' after Huw Edwards scandalBBC Director General Tim Davie has previously said he wanted to enforce a ‘zero tolerance' approach to wrongdoing at the corporation

In an email to staff, said: “Thanks to all of you who have taken time to contribute to the independent .

“I’m pleased to say we’re now in a position to talk about the and what it means for us all.

“Please join me and Director-General on Monday when we will discuss the Review in detail.

“This is an important moment for our BBC.”;

Consultants Change Associates were appointed to carry out the review in October — .

Its remit included abuses of power and investigating “whether there is more we can do to ensure people feel confident to speak up”;.

After the BBC meeting, corporation chiefs will make the findings public.

BBC Director General Mr Davie has previously said he wanted to enforce a “zero tolerance”; approach to wrongdoing at the corporation.

The BBC declined to comment yesterday.