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The executive completion? yes, they made _ the executive completion? yes, they made a _ the executive completion? yes, they made a distinction. - the rules are applied most strongly to journalist like yourself. and in that social media guidance also has a section about others who are very high—profile within the bbc and their responsibility. if you read the finding that the acu sent out, they made that distinction and explained that. they made their judgement on that. the rules do apply a bit ...

A public relations network for moderate and conservative African-Americans suspects that the SUNY professor whos resigned over a racist classroom policy will continue to employ her "progressive stacking" method at her next job.

But you have got to know as the interviewer, he wants to make himself, his country, and his side and his purposes look good, and you are the instrument that he is using to do that. you know, you have got to make it absolutely clear that you are not on his side because thats not what we are paid to do. and that i think that is really, really important. and as somebody... let mejust say, i have heard quite a lot of interviews with president zelensky where people are rather inclined to say, you kno...

I dont think. we have talked on this programme before about impartiality and whether journalists are being or can be impartial in a war like this. and as a journalist who has covered endless conflicts over the years, do you think this conflict is different of how it is covered in terms of the role ofjournalists? i dont think i have been at a conflict like this, where there was so much support in my own country for one side. and that is pretty unusual. i dont know, it may be back in the falklands...

I dont think. yes, because we have talked on this programme before about impartiality and whetherjournalists are being or can be impartial in a war like this. and as a journalist who has covered endless conflicts over the years, do you think this conflict is different of previous wars youve covered in terms of the role ofjournalists? i dont think i have been at a conflict like this, where there was so much support in my own country for one side. and that is pretty unusual. i dont know, it may be...

Of whats happened in terms of better savings, and the weak pound being good for exporters. and some say the bbc is blaming everything on the mini—budget there are otherfactors, such as the war in ukraine, global inflation affecting interest rates and markets overreacting perhaps. i think weve acknowledged theres a number of factors in this, not least the very strong dollar and what the federal reserve is doing with interest rates. but i think we also need, looking at impartiality with the bbc,...

We acknowledge the global factors and what had happened, the strong dollar, the federal reserve�*s action as part of the story, but, we have to balance the strength of the arguments thats part of what impartiality is all about we have to ask and as i say, the most economists would acknowledge that there is a link between what happened in the mini—budget and what subsequently happened in the markets. and many viewers might remember previous economic crises in the news, 2008, the 1992 crashing...

Let mejust say, i have heard quite a lot of interviews with president zelensky where people are rather inclined to say, we are on your side, we think you are a great guy. regardless of what you might think privately, that isnt the right approach, i dont think. we have talked on this programme before about impartiality and whetherjournalists are being or can be impartial in a war like this. and as a journalist who has covered endless conflicts over the years, do you think this conflict is differe...

It comes after Lineker was found to have breached the BBC’s impartiality rules over a tweet he posted in February.

What you might think privately, that isnt the right approach, i dont think. irate that isnt the right approach, i dont think.— i dont think. we have talked on this programme - i dont think. we have talked on this programme before i i dont think. we have talked - on this programme before about impartiality and whether journalists are being or can be impartial in ovo like this. and as a journalist who has covered endless conflicts over the years, do you think this conflict is different of how it...