BBC Director-General Tim Davie has been mocked for his "ridiculous" decision to no longer call his high-profile presenters "talent", citing "abuse of power" as one of the key factors for the move.

Discussing the change on Radio 4’s Today programme, Davie claimed that no-one at the corporation is "indispensable", and follows a review which concluded that they must ensure "everyone at the BBC conducts themselves in line".

BBC Director-General Tim Davie has been mocked for his "ridiculous" decision to no longer call his high-profile presenters "talent", citing "abuse of power" as one of the key factors for the move.Discussing the change on Radio 4’s Today programme, Davie claimed that no-one at the corporation is "ind...{ai:summary}<p>BBC Director-General Tim Davie announced a shift away from referring to high-profile presenters as "talent," attributing the decision to concerns over "abuse of power." He emphasized that no individual is "indispensable" and that all must adhere to conduct standards.</p><p>This change follows a review aimed at reinforcing accountability within the corporation. #culture</p>

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