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An introduction of sam blythe to the relevant official in government." so he believes that puts him in the clear, particularly as he says he discussed the fact that he was applying for the job as bbc chairman with simon case, the civil servant worried about a conflict of interest, and they agreed he would take no further part in any conversations about loans. so i guess the question is does it draw a line in the sand? what happens next? big questions still to be answered, including will there be...

Of impartiality on the bbc and yet his own impartiality is being questioned. and until we do an interview with him, i think those questions will rumble on. we arejoined by we are joined by tony fisher, a specialist in corporate law. what do we mean we talk about a conflict—of—interest and how applicable is it your? in conflict-of-interest and how applicable is it your?- applicable is it your? in this context connie _ applicable is it your? in this context connie any - applicable is it your? ...

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Clear to the justice department that whatever they need, whatever search they need to conduct, the president is willing to say okay. that included over the weekend his home in wilmington. but with that search also came a new discovery. just the latest in a classified documents issue that continues to be a significant issue for the president. >> not have different rules for democrats or republicans. >> reporter: tonight attorney general merrick garland pledging impartiality. >> we apply the facts...

The impartiality of our institutions. >> thank you, all. [ cheers and applause ] whether you voted for me or not, i will do my best to serve your interests, and i will work to earn your respect. the presidency is more than an honor. it is a charge to keep, and i will give it my all. thank you very much, and god bless america. [ applause ]

Moments ago revelations of public confidence in the bbc and its reputations for neutrality and impartiality and so, obvious questions, notjust for the political establishment of the civil service and the prime minister but also the chairman and again for the sake of fairness which im sure you will in due course read this out anyway but this position, he has acknowledged that he is introduced johnsons guarantor, the manual underwrote the facility and simon case, he said that on the record and as ...

Things can happen. one _ a chairman of the bbc? i think two things can happen. one is - a chairman of the bbc? i think two things can happen. one is that - a chairman of the bbc? i think two i things can happen. one is that there is an allegedly independent appointment process run by good people. then there is also as the sunday times point ow, robert peston reported in november the prime minister had already decided who would be chair of the bbc. so you have this allegedly independent process. ...

And insists it was all declared. it is inevitably focusing on the former prime minister. lucy powell, the shadow culture secretary, the party was referred to the parliamentary watchdog and she tweeted a few moments ago the revelations undermined public confidence in the bbc and its reputation for neutrality and impartiality. sp there are kind of obvious questions, not only for the political establishment, the civil service, the prime minister, also the chairman and again, for the sake of fairnes...

Recently tweeted, the revelations undermined public confidence in the bbc and its reputation for neutrality and impartiality. there are kind of obvious questions, not only for the political establishment, the political establishment, the civil service, the prime minister, also the chairman and again, the sake of fairness, which i am sure you will in due course read this out anyway but sharp has acknowledged he introduced johnsons guarantor, the man who underwrote is 6—figure financial facility...

Tweeted a few moments ago the revelations undermined public confidence in the bbc and its reputation for neutrality and impartiality. so there are kind of obvious questions, not only for the political establishment, the civil service, the prime minister, also the chairman and again, for the sake of fairness, which i am sure you will in due course read this out anyway, but sharps position, he has acknowledged he introduced johnsons guarantor, the man who underwrote his 6—figure financialfacilit...