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But we also see two or three faces that we do know. so it brings it to life. and i think more than that, it allows people to have that voice. i think damage is too far. but i think the challenge is whether local communities feel that they are being heard. because on your website you talk very much about building communities. and you would argue that regional print, onlinejournalism, plays a big part in that. absolutely. i think particularly on a local level. we talked earlier about the bbc makin...

What should make her nervous about this? >> shes charged with two counts. one is obstruction of justice, which is a misdemeanor and carries about a year. the other one is violating her oath, that is, not treating people with the type of integrity and impartiality that her oath demands. that charge carries about a five year penalty. so she, in theory, on paper, carries a prison sentence of up to about six years. of course, if shes convicted of a crime of moral turpitude such as this, she will los...

I dont believe you can do that with impartiality. an example of that is again talking about local hospitals, we have a hospital in kings lynn where the roof is falling down. its being held up by over 200 polls. —— poles. we are campaigning to save that hospital in a way that the bbc will never be able to bring that to life on that national agenda. so, while those national stories impact us, ourjob is to really translate those at a local level and allow those local communities to have a voice...

Limitation until now. hopefully, we have our female directors and staff members here in the office, as well as the health facilities which are in kabul and around the country. yeah. it takes time. it takes time to ensure them that theyre safe. and to convince them to get back to offices, and to health facilities and i am working on that. >> i have to say you sound very optimistic when many are very pessimistic about -- about the future and about the future of women, whether they will be able to ...

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News with impartiality. is it robust? yes. is it uncompromising? yes. do they ask sometimes the toughest questions, yes, because thats what their brand is all about. and they have an hour to do it, which as you know, in a world of finite news durations, its very hard when you have a half—hour to tell the worlds story, youre always pressed for time, but when you have an hour, you just have that extra beat to go deeper, to ask the second and third follow—up question. but i think youre talking ...

Than anybody else. so each has its own target audience, but im sure there are some people that watch all three. yeah, but whats distinctive about channel 4 news, for instance, certainly as far as the government is concerned, is the sense that its a little bit left wing. why do you think they think that? look i think, channel 4 news, it must be noted, has never once been found against by 0fcom in impartiality ruling. thats an important point to make. its a really important point to make. you know...

They do more on that than anybody else. each has its own target audience, but im sure there are some people that watch all three. whats distinctive about channel for, as far as the government is concerned, its a little bit left wing. why do you think that? i think channel 4 news must be noted has never once been found against by 0fcom in the impartiality rulings. thats an important point to make. it really is. it covers with impartiality. is it robust? yes. is it uncompromising? yes.

On how that impacted people. they do more on that than anybody else. each has its own target audience, but im sure there are some people that watch all three. yeah, but whats distinctive about channel 4, as far as the government is concerned, is that its a little bit left wing. why do you think they think that? i think channel 4 news must be noted has never once been found against by ofcom in the impartiality rulings. thats an important point to make. its a really important point to make. it cov...