Ofcom has written to the BBC, demanding more transparency about the £200 million in savings cuts the corporation has made so far, and has accused bosses of drip-feeding information about the ongoing job losses.
In an open letter to the deputy director general, Rhodri Talfan Davies, published yesterday, the independent regulator called for the Beeb to lay out exactly how it planned to save £500million by 2028.
Signed by the Director for Broadcasting and Media, Cristina Nicolotti-Squires, the letter read: ‘We recognise the financial pressures facing the BBC and the need to make difficult choices. However, the measures have so far been
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