Michael Grade, the executive chairman of ITV, has demanded an apology from The Times over an article by the former BBC director-general Greg Dyke.
In a comment piece, published on 7 March, Dyke criticised Grade and made allegations over his departure from the BBC to join ITV. Grade is understood to be considering legal action if he does not receive an apology.
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