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6000 journalists and she will be responsible for their decisions. it is a difficult time to be doing that job. i think one of the things about being the boss of bbc news is that everyone who does it, it is a slightly harder than the person who came before. there is a time when there is huge polarisation, social media has created new challenges for people in charge were big news organisation. she will need to uphold impartiality, she will need to manage the bbc�*s transition from being a linear...

A different way? yes! will we give voices to people outside the metropolitan consensus? yes! do we have an interest in fox news? no! disinformation? no! conspiracy theories? no! oh, man alive, why would you argue... gb news will exploit the subtle but significant distinction between impartiality within programmes, and balance across a network that the likes of radio station lbc have navigated. in an age of super—abundant information, our attention becomes the most precious resource. and the mo...

For the musical of meatloaf�*s life. for me there is something about meatloaf. thanks very much for giving that warm tribute to meatloaf whose death was announced today at the end of the net age of 7a. how do you follow that? only one—way with newswatch. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. not for the first time the bbc�*s political coverage comes under fire for an alleged lack of balance. we asked fran unsworth, soon to lead the corporation after four years after leaving...

Person marxism, nazism, fascism, im not discrediting any of those isms out there. i have no problem with the education system providing structure on any of those isms. i believe that weve gone too far when we take a position on those isms. >> well, he now says the intent of the bill is impartiality of political groups in the u.s. he tells cnn teachers should condemn those dangerous ideologies and i sincerely regret that i did not articulate and apologize for it. okay, then. a first of its kind...

>> so, laura, tell us the c significance of this for the court because it wont change the balance, but of course, it will change the chemistry of the court. so what should we be looking for? >> well, it will change everything if in fact president biden makes good on his promise that he made on the campaign trial and beyond to put in place a black woman on the supreme court. the idea that he has frankly a wide number of choices of qualified black women with extraordinary experience in the legal f...

Case of sexual assault reporting, the cosby cases are a prime example, the weinstein era cases, the moent recent in germs of ghislaine maxwell, the reason people have delayed in their reports we often dont want it a jury because we know about the preconserved negotiations. we are afraid of the bias. the assumption was a judge and a woman at that might be better positioned to give the impartiality and yet and still we see even in those instances that bias has a role in our justice system and i tr...

District court. i could go through every one of those women who have been named as potential nominees and sing their praises based on their intellects, reputation and impartiality alone. but again, were talking about a system thats inherently political. heres why thats important. for the same reasons that many of the people who have been talked about have been recently confirmed, i am waiting to see to what extent somebody will bring up for example, judge brown. whether they will mention her rel...

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Country — the lens of people outside of our country i— the lens of people outside of our country. i think it definitely has meant — country. i think it definitely has meant some perspective during the previous— meant some perspective during the previous administration when it seemed — previous administration when it seemed like we were living in an altered _ seemed like we were living in an altered reality, to be able to see that we — altered reality, to be able to see that we were n...

Not for the first time, the bbc�*s political coverage comes underfire for an alleged lack of balance. we asked fran unsworth, soon to leave the corporation after four years after leaving its news division about impartiality, accountability and making the most of a shrinking budget. its been a significant week for a bbc, with mondays announcement from culture secretary nadine dorries that the licence fee would be frozen for the next two years. bbc chairman richard sharp reacted like this. what ...