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Perverse that the critics are seeing the very that makes it more politicized. it is the opposite. at the end of the day, it will be, you are right. but it has to be merrick garlands call. >> so monika, the white house claimed no advance knowledge about the special counsel appointment. what is the white house position on all of this? >> as weve seen with other department of justice moves in the last couple of months, that is exactly the white house position that they want to maintain independence...

And i managed the two weeks and i came back and then i discovered that senior people in in the government, including, you know, dominic cummings and probably also the prime minister and people have been told that i wasn�*t going to come back because i was terribly ill and i had cancer. actually, managing other people�*s responses, whether it was people thinking i was going to die or people thinking that we were going to fight this was much harder than, i mean, as a cancer patient, ifound you...

The truth and has kept the victims memories alive. anna holligan, bbc news, schiphol. russian state media has responded to the mh17 ruling, saying the court had shown a lack of impartiality and that its decision was politically motivated. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, has more from moscow. russias foreign ministry has said it wants to study the verdict of the dutch court very carefully before it issues an official statement. but the russian state media, they havent waited before commenting...

The pain and its unlikely to result in anyone serving life for taking those 298 lives, it has established the truth and has kept the victims�* memories alive. anna holligan, bbc news, schiphol. russian state media has responded to the mh17 ruling saying the court had shown a lack of impartiality and that its decision was politically motivated. our russia editor steve rosenberg has more from moscow. russias foreign ministry has said it wants to study the verdict of the dutch court very carefull...

Kept the victims memories alive. anna holligan, bbc news, schiphol. russian state media has responded to the mh17 ruling, saying the court had shown a lack of impartiality and that its decision was politically motivated. russias for in ministry said it wanted to study this very carefully before it issues an official statement, but the russian state media, they havent waited before commenting, and no surprises here. the state media and russia have condemned the outcome of this trial. using the ki...

Would you tell me? no, of course not. no. of course not. do you vote? i do. why wont you tell me? because i work for the bbc. im impartial. no, because its a private matter! lets talk about impartiality, because the bbc wants it to be front and centre of what it gives to the british public in terms of its information and news. yes. there has been significant questioning of that from inside — or at least from insidejournalism. emily maitlis, for example — who you know very well, a former bbcj...

And they dont, you know — its easy to attack them for being frightened of government. impartiality? its very, very... its in the eye of the beholder, in a way, but it is very, very important to defend it. and i think, on the whole, the bbc does a good job of that. in other words, i dont know your political opinions. no, all right. weve been talking for 20 minutes. i dont know what you think. you dont know what i think. thats as it should be. let me switch tack. let me switch tack a little bit....

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 prime ministers think the...

Because i work for the bbc. im impartial. no, because its a private matter! lets talk about impartiality, because the bbc wants it to be front and centre of what it gives to the british public in terms of its information and news. yes. there has been significant questioning of that from inside — or at least from insidejournalism. emily maitlis, for example — who you know very well, a former bbcjournalist whos working now in the private sector — she has suggested that the bbc in the recent ...

This is very much a ukrainian citizens point of view, the whole film. can i ask how you squared that with the important notion of bbc impartiality? well, due impartiality, as you know, is a concept that applies across bbc coverage. this film is only one piece of our overall coverage. what we did was a very authentic piece ofjournalism in circumstances where we couldnt — of eyewitness journalism — and circumstances where independentjournalists couldnt operate in mariupol, as you know, which i...