Gaza documentary team slams BBC

The filmmaking team behind the BAFTA-winning documentary 'Gaza: Doctors Under Attack' has launched a scathing critique of the BBC during their acceptance speech.

Presenter Ramita Navai and her colleagues accused the broadcaster of censorship, alleging the project was shelved due to questionable 'impartiality' concerns.

The documentary, which highlights the targeting of medical facilities during the conflict, was eventually picked up by other platforms after the BBC's rejection.

The public rebuke has reignited a heated debate over the corporation's editorial independence and its approach to reporting on the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East.