How does BBC News cover stories about the BBC?
With stories like this one, BBC News journalists treat the BBC in the same way as any other organisation the news service reports on.
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And like with any other organisation, BBC News has to ask BBC management or BBC services for responses and contact the BBC press office for official statements.
Occasionally BBC journalists approach senior managers for unplanned interviews - known as "doorsteps" in the news business.
They also sometimes get offered interviews with management - like this one with BBC Director General Tim Davie over the Gary Lineker row.
And when this happens, they know they'll be scrutinised within and outside the BBC over how well they hold their boss to account.
Source: BBC
