The Cabinet minister told MPs the corporation had acted inappropriately when it pulled a Newsnight film into sex abuse claims against the late DJ and broadcaster but said she was now confident BBC chiefs were taking the claims seriously.
Culture Secretary Maria Miller rejected calls for an independent inquiry into the Jimmy Savile scandal but took a swipe at the BBC for failing to broadcast its own television investigation into allegations against the presenter.
The Cabinet minister told MPs the corporation had acted inappropriately when it pulled a Newsnight film into sex abuse claims against the late DJ and broadcaster but said she was now confident BBC chiefs were taking the claims seriously.
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