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Potential jurors about to walk again how are they going to narrow down this pool of prospective jurors to fill these last five spots. what do you think okay. >> heres heres how the process is going to go today. the judges starting with a brand new panel of 96 potential jurors. and the first two questions hes going to ask are a do any of you have a hardship a job-related issue that prevents do from serving as a juror and b, are any of you so biased for or against either side in this case that you...

Specific questions about some of the things that they said. i want to read for you some of what we heard when it came to the question of impartiality and can they put their opinions aside. from one juror we heard, i do have opinions but i firmly believe i can be fair and impartial. and leave those outside of the facts of this case. another juror said, i do believe in innocent until proven guilty. theyre going to be digging into statements like this from potential jurors. we started off with 96 p...

She talked about impartiality in the case being huge. we may see more of the interview throughout the day. eric quickly, the judge in this case is he still counting on monday is the day i can get this done? they have already gone through almost a 200 people. >> yes its been almost 200 and this morning, out of the 96 that were called, 48 said that they could not be fair or impartial to the former president. yes, so theyre betting about 500 here. today in early in the week. i think its kind of dou...

The BBC’s Justin Webb broke impartiality rules by calling trans women “males” on air.

The BBC’s director general told staff the corporation should be proud to be progressive, The Telegraph can reveal.

Civil service bosses have listed a “change of government” as one of their top wishes for this year, sparking accusations of anti-Tory bias in Whitehall.

BBC audiences think the corporation is not “sufficiently impartial”, the Culture Secretary has said as she announces tougher scrutiny of the broadcaster to deal with perceived bias.

Whatever your views on the BBC, no one can dispute that it is unique. For the last century it has held a singular place in our national life, informing, educating and entertaining millions everyday, both in the UK and globally.

The Culture Secretary has accused the BBC of political bias, saying that “impartiality is about perception”.

Great! Here’s my chance to ditch journalistic impartiality and have a rant. I’m a city kid, blessed or cursed to have spent my early days in Auckland and...