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I thought i knew quite a lot, and had a very good head i of news, who i put in place - because i had known him a long, long time and i trusted him. i think pretty much - i knew what was going on. as an editor of any kind, - you never know where a reporter has got a story and how they have gone - about that story. but what i would say is that i think there is a certain- naivete at the bbc in the case of martin bashir, which - wouldnt have happened, oddly and ironically, - in fleet street. i think...

Which was the tape between - princess diana and james gilbey, which isjust - a few years before this. there were all kinds of things going on at that time. - there was a... and also what is not, i you know, never really remembered is that, you know, when the duke of cambridge i made his statement, - which i thought was slightly unwise, in fact, quite unwise, but understandable, - what he perhaps doesnt understand is that his i mother was using a number ofjournalists, including - andrew morton, a...

Country road, beat him, then chained him alive to a pickup truck and dragged his body for three miles until he was decapitated. a black boy found the body on his way to church and he called the sheriffs department because it was outside of the city limits. the sheriff immediately called the fbi in for backup, but it didnt take long for the news to spread through town. he took the ministers out there and showed us and we saw where the teeth were and where the baseball cap was and and where the ar...

In because you winced when david just said that the culture at panorama is "toxic". you winced, why did you wince? well, "toxic", it was competitive, it was quite gossipy. i mean, thats, you know, in some ways, thats quite a healthy thing. there were a few toxic elements to it, i suppose, but i dont think, its a different place, i dont go there very much these days, but they are all sort of freelancers. everyone has been sacked. laughing. 0rlaid off. but to the extent that i do go, it seems to b...

Obviously, there are some benefits to having this kind of data. but on the flip side of this, could it not just cause more anxiety? there is a place for data. and having the data to reassure mums that you do have milk, youre doing great would be good. my worry would be if that comes from a health professional that makes it look as though we are advocating this device in place of you breast—feeding naturally. there would be definitely, you know, a balance there, too. hello and welcome to the we...

The city of tulsa is commemorating what happened here 100 years ago with a multitude of events including the centennial brak wall street heritage parade set to kick off one hour from now. we have to reckon how the impact of the massacre has been felt. joining me is my good friend,

To tell us how much he did know, but he would know, definitely, you would know a lot of detail. richard, can i bring you in here? because i know you are wearing two hats for us today. i want to start off with you wearing your former editor in chief at itn hat. in that role, did you ever involve yourself in discussions between journalists, and sources and interviewees? no, ididnt. and i think the itn system was based on delegating that responsibility to the editors of the different services, for ...

Tuesday, we do it all again. south—southeasterly winds, plenty of sunshine around. its going to be another very warm day. a bit of fairweather cloud bubbling up into the afternoon. those temperatures ranging from low to mid—20s celsius. always a little bit fresher along some southern and eastern coasts. now, as we head through the week, there isjust the chance at the moment that we could see some thundery showers moving up from the south, particularly through wednesday and thursday. otherwis...

And this, whats his name, julian knight, they have no idea what its actually like getting a programme together in the bbc. the one thing i would say i think the bbc is vulnerable on, and i dont want to sound complacent. i mean, ijust made a programme about martin bashir. you know, he was an extremely calculating... and you cannot underestimate the extent to which this guy was, you know, plotted out. i mean, really, in a very considered, calculating, psychologically targeted way, step— by—ste...

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