Matt Brittin

"The scale of savings requires tough choices, careful work and won't all be ready at once."

"We can and should be doing as much as possible on [enforcing] licence fee collection under the current model, but it's yesterday's model, it's a busted flush, it's no longer fit for purpose, and that's why we need to make the case for the BBC and a shift of the licence fee model."

"I think that's one of the great things about the 100-year history of the BBC, we can do that, and we can creatively renew content and shows that people love, and we'll be working hard on that right now."

"the licence fee system itself is a 'busted flush'"

"a moment of real jeopardy, not just for the BBC but for public service broadcasting and the UK as a whole"

"On the financial side, I knew that cuts had been announced and that savings had been announced, but I hadn't really understood the severity."

"You've got very loud critics, many of whom are the commercial rivals of the corporation and you've got political pressure on everything that you do journalistically."

"We moved to dismiss the case on the grounds of jurisdiction in that nobody in the US actually saw the show with the bad edits, and it was a bad edit, and he won the election, and he's got richer."

"the scale of savings requires tough choices"

"We can't guarantee any programme or channel forever."

"The tight financial situation means that we're having to look at some of those decisions a bit sooner than we might like."

"If most of an audience is getting things on demand, we have to look at the value and the cost of all of those different services."

"We want to experiment with this technology and understand what it can and can't do, but I'm here because I believe in human creativity."

"I think the BBC and our apps and services should be the antidote to the algorithm."

"Her warmth, spirit and fight for justice and action that we saw on our screens continued long after the programme ended."

"She brings a clarity of vision for the future, and the determined, collaborative approach needed to strengthen BBC News."

"I would like to thank Jonathan Munro for his professionalism and leadership of BBC News in the past 11 months."

"we wouldn't guarantee any programme or any channel will exist forever."