The ousted chairman of BP responds to allegations raised by colleagues after saying he was fired “without warning.” In his latest remarks, he denies telling or claims he says are “lies,” and criticizes colleagues for raising concerns while “hide behind anonymity.” The dispute centers on how the decision to remove him is handled and what information is communicated to him and others involved. The chairman’s position is that he is being unfairly portrayed and that accounts circulated by colleagues do not accurately reflect events. The colleagues’ stance, as characterized in reports, is that there were reasons for his removal and that these are supported by what they say occurred within the company. No single outlet’s report provides full detail in the materials provided here about the underlying allegations or the formal process leading to the dismissal. What is consistent across the coverage is that the confrontation is ongoing, with the former chair contesting the claims made by colleagues and emphasizing the circumstances of his departure.