Boris Johnson “concerned” about report into BBC Diana interview

The transcript discusses concerns about the findings of Lord Dyson's report and its implications for the BBC. The speaker expresses gratitude to Lord Dyson and empathizes with the royal family's feelings. The importance of the BBC taking steps to prevent similar issues in the future is emphasized. The potential impact on the BBC's reputation is also considered.

What does the speaker initially mention in the introduction?

• Findings and government considerations

• A recent event

• The weather

• A new policy

How does the speaker feel about Lord Dyson's report?

• Indifferent

• Concerned and grateful

• Unaware

• Angry

What is the speaker's hope for the BBC after the report?

• To ignore the report

• To change their logo

• To increase their funding

• To take every possible step to prevent future incidents

What does the speaker think about the feelings of the royal family?

• They are unaware

• They are happy

• They are likely upset

• They are indifferent

What does the speaker suggest about the BBC's reputation?

• It is irrelevant

• It will improve

• It might be affected

• It will remain unchanged