The BBC faces scrutiny over allegations against presenter Gregg Wallace, best known for MasterChef, and concerns about its response to past complaints. As new allegations surface, questions arise regarding the BBC’s accountability for behavior linked to contracted talent. This follows other high-profile controversies at the BBC, amplifying criticism and scrutiny of its handling of misconduct claims. The director general’s desire to change the language used around presenters signals a need for broader reform, as public perception connects Wallace directly with the BBC despite the production structure in place.