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20% of teachers in England physically assaulted by students in 2023: Study - Vimarsana News

20% of teachers in England physically assaulted by students in 2023: Study

The survey was conducted by the BBC in February and March. It involved approximately 9,000 teachers in England using the Teacher Tapp survey tool.

Source: presstv.ir
Raised BBC Tax 'Survey' With S Jaishankar, Says UK Foreign Minister: Report - Vimarsana News

Raised BBC Tax 'Survey' With S Jaishankar, Says UK Foreign Minister: Report

British Foreign Minister James Cleverly raised the issue of BBC tax searches with India's foreign minister during a bilateral meeting on Wednesday, the minister said in an interview.

Source: ndtv.com
Report Without Fear or Favour, BBC Director General Tells Indian Staff After I-T 'Survey' - Vimarsana News

Report Without Fear or Favour, BBC Director General Tells Indian Staff After I-T 'Survey'

"The BBC does not have an agenda – we are driven by purpose. And our first public purpose is to provide impartial news and information to help people understand and engage with the world around them," said Tim Davie.

Source: thewire.in
UK Government Defends BBC When Asked About I-T Surveys in India - Vimarsana News

UK Government Defends BBC When Asked About I-T Surveys in India

“We stand up for the BBC, we fund the BBC, we think the BBC World Service is vitally important,” MP David Rutley said in the House of Commons.

Source: thewire.in
BBC Contradicts I-T Department Claim That Journalists Were Allowed to Work During 'Survey' - Vimarsana News

BBC Contradicts I-T Department Claim That Journalists Were Allowed to Work During 'Survey'

While the I-T Department had claimed that the survey – which lasted three days, including overnight – was carried out in such a way that BBC employees could continue to work, an article in BBC Hindi has directly contradicted this.

Source: thewire.in