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Richard, if i can ask you for a brief response because i want to bring jane in in a second, this new oversight body, at what point do you think that new body will risk meddling in actualjournalism? is that a concern for you? yeah, theres a huge problem here, which is almost all of our systems are about post—transmission. theyre about once something has gone wrong, how do you investigate it and put it right? and theres a real problem with intervening too early, because the danger is that a comp...

Affairs at channel four. david yelland, former editor of the sun and now runs a pr firm, kitchen table partners. john ware is a investigative reporter and fronted last weeks panorama on martin bashir and the bbc. jane martinson is professor ofjournalism at city college. welcome to you all. jane, you have been writing about this for the guardian. how do you assess the scale of the reaction to this story? the scale of the reaction, i mean, you know, this is a devastating report for the bbc. it inv...

I do think that were going to see president trump returning to social media. this is something that i think will be the hottest ticket in social media. its going to completely redefine the game. >> define hottest ticket, define the game, define any of it. well give you the facts. "the washington post" says that

It was lively, you know, i dont know about toxic. lively and toxic. i dont know, it was fun! it was fun, 0k. so the reporter editor relationship, i appreciate that context, but we know that there were mechanisms in play here further up the bbc that failed to stop what happened from happening. richard, if i can come to you with your other hat on now, you were a bbc governor appointed in 200a. give us a sense of what that role was about, and at what stage of the bbc�*s journalism would you have ...

Junior position, i hasten - to add, when there was still editing, we had squidgy gate, 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. - and also what is not, i you know, never really remembered is that, you know, i when the duke of cambridge made made his statement, - which i thought was slightly unwise, in fact, quite unwise, but understandable, - what he perhaps doesnt understand is tha...

Of turning down a story because there were question marks over how access had been gained? oh, yes. many times. well, more than five . times in five years, yet, well, more than five times in five years, yeah, - which is quite a few. without libeling anyone, can you kind of give us a notion of context? i think in editor... i think an editor... well, i will answer that by saying this, i think. an editor sets a culture. and, you know, you have to be prepared to be unpopular, - and i was very unpopu...

The royal family and panorama, and when the two clashed, - it all went wrong. i just... something went wrong - at panorama, which, you know, it doesnt surprise me. john, i just want to bring john in because you winced when david just said that the culture 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,...

Who subsequently left and then returned to the bbcjust five years ago. so, the reaction was obviously going to be huge. the timing is terrible for the bbc, and i would argue terrible for all of us who care about ethicaljournalism and public service broadcasting. the government has made no secret of wanting to, you know, look into the bbc. there have been lots of comments from, including the prime minister to other cabinet ministers, there is a psb review going on. the bbc itself has got a midter...

Of course, we want to bbc to break stories, to do greatjournalism, but not when means are unethical, as it was found to be with this particular case. so i think there are questions for the bbc, and i think tim davie�*s interview in particular where he talked about two points that actually were not dealt with by dyson, the 2016 hiring. why an earth was martin bashir brought back given his history? and also the whistle—blowing factor. to me, the terrible point of this is the only person to tru...

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