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With two of her fellow presenters, david eades and tim willcox, is leaving the corporation after 23 years on the news channel in advance of its merger with the international world news channel in april. at the end of her last shift on screen, she gave an emotional thank you to the audience and her colleagues. were a team but its felt like family. lucky me to have had this great job thats never felt like a job. thank you for having me. bye— bye. applause. hello there, at long last the temperatu...

How does the BBC ensure its reporting impartially on the allegations about its own chairman, Richard Sharp? [S]

All i dont think of this specific instance it is navel—gazing. because it is an important story, it was a story thatis important story, it was a story that is punching out, but other people were reporting, and the idea that the bbc would not report a story of this kind, i mean, wed be accused of a lot worse than navel—gazing if that was the case but i do think more broadly, i hope in this role, you know, my role as culture editor and media editor and you know as a resident on front row how m...

With the cabinet secretary about avoiding conflict and the perception of conflict, i felt comfortable — and i still feel there was no conflict. well, lets talk now to katie razzall, recently appointed media editor for bbc news in addition to her role as cultural editor. katie, how did that interview come about? well, from the moment i actually read about the sunday times story on my app on saturday times app night and thought that is the week goal. i knew that this was the story we needed to c...

So, whats going on here is the bbc inferring that someone�*s political allegiance means that their criticism is somehow invalid. are we, in future, going to be informed when a guest is conservative—supporting 7 id really be interested in the editorial process here. and lissy wilkins contrasted the description of mr needle as labour—supporting with the treatment of the bbc chairman in the following item on mondays program. no mention was made of mr sharps support of the tory party or, indee...

Impartiality _ questions. you mention impartiality and - questions. you mention impartiality and richard| impartiality and richard carapaz publicly criticised bbc journalist for alleged bias in helping the government and i wonder what sense you get as media editor of how the bbc�*s reputation impartiality is affected by this —— richard sharps publicly criticised. perception matter and that is what i have been saying to my reporting of this is that perceptions matter and you know, his impar...

We carry that through and we dont get pulled off in different directions with people saying, "well, why dont you do this, why dont you do that?" if its the right thing to do and the circumstances are right — and the finances are part of that, but its not... it cant be driven by that. theres lots of factors that have to come in, and i have to keep a cool and steady head. well, in this case, you got the deal done. fi and jane are moving across to times radio. megan, id like to bring you in here....