The BBC is expected to apologise for the misleading editing of a speech by US President Donald Trump in an episode of Panorama .

The Culture Secretary, Lisa Nandy, said on Sunday she is “confident” BBC bosses are treating allegations of bias with “the seriousness that this demands”.

It comes after The Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday that a memo by Michael Prescott, a former external adviser to the BBC’s editorial standards committee, raised concerns in the summer.

Here, The i Paper takes a look at what happened.

What was in the memo?

Prescott reportedly raised concerns about the way clips were spliced together from sections of the US President’s speech on 6 January, 2021, in the documentary Trump: A Second Chance? , which was broadcast the week before last year’s US e

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