The BBC has conducted a review on the programme 'Gaza: How To Survive A Warzone' and has identified serious flaws in its making. The documentary fell short of the BBC's expectations and damaged the trust of its audiences. The independent production company failed to disclose the family connections of the young narrator, whose father was a Deputy Agriculture Minister in the Hamas Government. The BBC is seeking additional assurance around the programme's budget and will undertake a full audit of expenditure. The Director-General has asked for complaints to be expedited to the Editorial Complaints Unit and a full fact-finding review will be conducted.