BBC Director-General Tim Davie has publicly acknowledged the corporation's recent scandals involving high-profile presenters Huw Edwards and Jermaine Jenas, admitting that the BBC has been 'let down' by these events. In an email to staff, he described the situation as 'demanding' and emphasized the need for the BBC to learn 'lessons' to enhance its workplace culture. Jenas was sacked for sending inappropriate messages to female colleagues, while Edwards pleaded guilty to possessing indecent images of children. The BBC is also facing scrutiny due to allegations of a toxic work environment surrounding the show Strictly Come Dancing. Davie pledged to prioritize cultural change within the organization and thanked staff for their resilience during this challenging period. He reaffirmed the BBC's commitment to maintaining high standards and building trust with its audience and employees.