Watchdog may investigate whether BBC money was used for "corrupt practices" at FIFA

BBC Trust chairman Rona Fairhead said it was a "fair challenge" after being pressed to explain.

Watchdog may investigate whether BBC money was used for "corrupt practices" at FIFA

The BBC watchdog is considering demands to investigate whether licence fee-payers' money was used for "corrupt practices" at Fifa after coming under fire from MPs for inaction over the scandal.

BBC Trust chairman Rona Fairhead said it was a "fair challenge" after being pressed to explain why no probe had been launched into the use of World Cup broadcast rights payments or links between Corporation executives and football's scandal-ridden governing body.

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