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Can become overcautious. i happen to think the things that emily — and i said it publicly and ive said it to her — said about the covid expedition of cummings to have his eyes tested, that it was clearly false. i thought that was not the right thing for her to say, thats all. but i think on the broader picture, the idea of the bbc�*s impartiality is important to defend and the bbc has to understand that all prime ministers attack the bbc, all prime ministers try and undermine the bbc, all ...

But they quite obviously are convinced that they were victims. nick witchell, thank you. several viewers thought this wasnt fair reporting. adrian david recorded a video for newswatch. where was the balance? along with nicholas witchell�*s snide remarks about the duke and duchess, it seems to be like a concerted bullying and smear campaign against the pair. impartiality was nonexistent. other viewers sent us emails expressing similar concerns. paul davies said: helen parkes wrote: sharon frate...

By the government? do they tell you what to say? no is the short answer, they dont. and im no more influenced by them ithan any other source that i mightl seek out to try and find out what is going on. _ the thing i love and i defend sort of passionately, - as i know you do, is that, - you know, in this noisy media environment that we see ourselves in, on a global stage _ and increasingly in the uk, - that principle of due impartiality is wonderful, absolutely wonderful. because all were seeking...

To be a gap between him and the conservatives on brexit. youre the bbc�*s political editor. it was a job i did decades and decades ago. what pressures are on you? i mean, are you influenced by the government? do they tell you what to say? no is the short answer, they dont. and im no more influenced by them ithan any other source that i mightl seek out to try and find out what is going on. _ the thing i love and i defend sort of passionately, - as i know you do, is that, - you know, in this noi...

Really strong push. i think when you talk about the weekend, what is happening now, the january six committee is very well aware that they are an extremely up against the clock. that clock is ticking. team trump knows it. everybody knows it. theyre very aware of it. we are coming down to the wire to the point where a decision needs to be made, in terms of a criminal referral. this would be a very significant step. we are talking about a former president of the united states having a criminal ref...

Thank you very much for joining us tonight, what is the law that clarence thomas is now apparently in violation of? >> the law, lawrence, is 28 u.s. code, section 4:55, and contains two provisions that almost any lawyer would say require clarence thomas not to participate at all. one of them says that a justice, specifically applies to supreme court justices, may not participate if somebody could reasonably question that justices impartiality. clearly, that is the case here. another section says...

Sort of passionately, - as i know you do, is that, - you know, in this noisy media environment that we see ourselves in, on a global stage _ and increasingly in the uk, - that principle of due impartiality is wonderful, absolutely wonderful. because all were seeking to do, and its difficult and its always l imperfect, isjust seek the truth — try and find out whats going on, i present honestly and openly to the viewer, the reader, . the listener what we do and dont i know, what were trying to f...

Warrant but this is the kind of thing where they say we are not sure we have it all. it looks like there may be things missing, thats a little bit like trying to find something in the wind for the trump organization and, again, im not defending them at all because these documents should have been given a long time ago, but thats the place were at so this third party search, i think, was a good thing too because it gives one more level of both impartiality and they can say, look, we relied on som...

Celebrations within iran were also protests. >> reporter: protests turned into scenes of joy and jubilation across iran this week. iranians were celebrating their countrys defeat of the world cup, surreal, but for many, after touting its team, it was the repressive regime who was put down. this man was in his car honking the horn in celebration when he was shot in the head. activists and a human rights monitor tell cnn it was regime forces that killed the 27-year-old. authorities denied killing ...

Air political divisions. in italy, belgium, and france, for example, the high court justices do not publish dissents in order to maintain the courts image of impartiality. the most egregious aspect of the american judicial system is surely the one that is now close to unique. life tenure. it raises the stakes sky high. judges can wield their power longer than most dictators. some stay on the court for decades. clarence thomas, for example, has been on the supreme court for 31 years. and he is st...