of Yugoslavia and The Nazis: A Warning from History. After five years he was made Chief Executive of BBC Broadcast, responsible for all BBC radio networks and television channels in the UK. During this time he oversaw the launch of BBC Online, the BBC's digital television channels and the creation of the BBC's partnership in UKTV and BBC America. He was also deputy to the Director-General John Birt. Post-BBC career Wyatt retired from the BBC at the end of 1999, becoming chairman of the London Institute, comprising Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design, Camberwell College of Art, Chelsea College of Arts, London College of Fashion and London College of Printing (now Communication), leading it to become the University of the Arts London. He was appointed a CBE in 2000 and was President of the Royal Television Society from 2000 to 2004. From 2002–7 he was Chairman of Human Capital Limited, a media strategy and research consultancy. His second book, The Fun Factory – A Life in the BBC, was published by Aurum Press in 2003. The documentary film Toni and Rosi, which he produced and directed with Todd Murray, was transmitted on BBC4 in January 2012. In 2007 he produced the Wyatt Report, an investigation into clips from Monarchy: The Royal Family at Work being shown to journalists which apparently showed the Queen storming out of a session with American photographer Annie Leibovitz. The BBC subsequently admitted that the scenes used in the trailer had been edited out of sequence, leading to the resignation of RDF's Chief Creative Officer Stephen Lambert, BBC One Controller Peter Fincham and Fincham's Head of Publicity, Jane Fletcher, following the report's publication on 5 October. Other activities Wyatt was a director of Coral Eurobet from 2001–3 and also served on the British Horseracing Board's commission into the conditions of stable and stud staff. He was on the board of Racecourse Media Group from its start in 2004 and chaired it from 2007 to 2012, the company owned by thirty racecourses, which operates the Racing UK television channel and manages their interest in the Turf TV service to betting shops. Wyatt was a director of Vitec Group plc from 2002 to 2011. He was chairman of the Teaching Awards Trust from 2008 to 2013 and a trustee of the Services Sound and Vision Corporation 2008–13. In 2013 he joined the board of the Welsh