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[[File:GeorgeEntwistle.jpg|thumb|right|Entwistle as he appeared in his "official photo" taken upon accession to the Director-Generalship.]]
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[[File:George Entwistle's resignation statement in full|thumb|Entwistle's resignation statement in full]]
| image          = GeorgeEntwistle.jpg
[[File:Culture Secretary the only BBC can restore the public's trust|The Culture Secretary's immediate response to the resignation|thumb]]
| birth date    = [[8 July (people)|8 July]] [[1962 (people)|1962]]
| death date    =
| job title      = [[Director-General of the BBC]]
| story          =
| time          = 2012
| non dwu        = ''Panorama'', ''JK Rowling: The Interview'', ''The Blair Years'', ''Brilliant Ideas''
| imdb          = 1397786
| clip          = George Entwistle's resignation statement in full
| clip2          = Culture Secretary the only BBC can restore the public's trust
}}
'''George Entwistle''' (born [[8 July (people)|8 July]] [[1962 (people)|1962]]<ref>[https://peoplepill.com/people/george-entwistle/ People Pill]</ref>) was the 15th and shortest-serving [[Director-General of the BBC]], who took over from [[Mark Thompson]] on 18 September 2012. However, in the wake of the [[Jimmy Savile]] paedophelia scandal, he was forced to resign on 10 November 2012. Even the act of resignation was controversial as he was offered £450,000 severance, which was equivalent to a full year's salary.<ref name=Huff>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/12/george-entwistle-bbc-chief-payout_n_2115636.html Barr, Robert. "George Entwistle, Ex-BBC Chief, to Receive $750,000 payout". ''The Huffington Post''. 12 November 2012.]</ref>
'''George Entwistle''' (born [[8 July (people)|8 July]] [[1962 (people)|1962]]<ref>[https://peoplepill.com/people/george-entwistle/ People Pill]</ref>) was the 15th and shortest-serving [[Director-General of the BBC]], who took over from [[Mark Thompson]] on 18 September 2012. However, in the wake of the [[Jimmy Savile]] paedophelia scandal, he was forced to resign on 10 November 2012. Even the act of resignation was controversial as he was offered £450,000 severance, which was equivalent to a full year's salary.<ref name=Huff>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/11/12/george-entwistle-bbc-chief-payout_n_2115636.html Barr, Robert. "George Entwistle, Ex-BBC Chief, to Receive $750,000 payout". ''The Huffington Post''. 12 November 2012.]</ref>


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