The ongoing allegations surrounding BBC presenter Gregg Wallace raise significant questions about the corporation’s accountability and handling of past complaints. With previous grievances reported by Aasmah Mir and a 2018 conversation between Wallace and former BBC executive Kate Phillips, the media is scrutinizing BBC’s actions in light of other scandals, including that of Huw Edwards. As the BBC relies heavily on independent production companies, the distinction between Wallace’s contract status and accountability to the corporation becomes crucial in assessing reputational damage.