The BBC faces scrutiny over allegations against presenter Gregg Wallace, known for ‘MasterChef’, as it navigates previous scandals, including that of Huw Edwards. The article discusses past complaints regarding Wallace’s behavior, the BBC’s response, and the challenges of accountability in the independent production sector. The incident raises questions about the BBC’s oversight of contractual talent and the perception of power dynamics within media organizations. As calls for independent scrutiny grow, the need for a safer reporting environment for junior staff becomes increasingly urgent.