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Story in the way it has been covered? t story in the way it has been covered?— story in the way it has been covered? ~ , , , covered? i think it is right firstly that there is _ covered? i think it is right firstly that there is a _ covered? i think it is right firstly that there is a limited _ covered? i think it is right firstly that there is a limited amount i covered? i think it is right firstly i that there is a limited amount that can be _ that there is a limited amount that can be said ...

Enough? do you think they could have given more this morning or been - enough? do you think they could have| given more this morning or been more open now? t given more this morning or been more oen now? ~ �* �* , ., open now? i think the bbc is in a difficult position _ open now? i think the bbc is in a difficult position at _ open now? i think the bbc is in a difficult position at the _ open now? i think the bbc is in a difficult position at the moment. difficult position at the moment bec...

We now have today, the new - at this. in terms of the information we now have today, the new thing | at this. in terms of the information l we now have today, the new thing is this timeline, and the suggestion also of a review of protocols, perhaps as a result of what you learn. , �* , ., a perhaps as a result of what you learn. , �* , ., ,~ ., learn. yes, weve been asking for the timeline _ learn. yes, weve been asking for the timeline for— learn. yes, weve been asking for the timeline fo...

Review to find out, so we will find out, to learn, as he says, lessons from what happened, but there are still questions around that, and many people will be asking them, so thatis many people will be asking them, so that is one of the main issues, i would say. people also come in terms of the investigation, it has been posed by the police, cynics i suppose might say that works in the best interest of the bbc, because that means they do not have to answer further questions on this, but it has cl...

Pandering to a _ impartiality. not less rights are pandering to a present - impartiality. not less rights are pandering to a present to - impartiality. not less rights are pandering to a present to her i impartiality. not less rights are - pandering to a present to her party. these _ pandering to a present to her party. these questions keep coming. this is robbie gibb eight former director of the bbc he was three semis director of communications when she was prime minister. richard sharp is a bb...

Help think through. t reflection and presentation will help think through.— reflection and presentation will help think through. i would push you for what you — help think through. i would push you for what you think _ help think through. i would push you for what you think the _ help think through. i would push you for what you think the right - help think through. i would push you for what you think the right answer l for what you think the right answer is. you sum up both sides of the tab...

Responded saying the country for a freelance presenter like chris is not the same as a correspondent. as china force christian laura murthy noted tim debbie could have had to assume response to gary lineker and the question is why. here is another former director general. the perception are out there is going to be that gary lineker a much love television presenter was taken off air after government pressure on the issue. another went farthing said this isntjust a position someone has effectivel...

And not favouring any site. the ad, putting impartiality in practice is more difficult. the bbc is giving us a real—time demonstration of that with gary lineker as a test case. he is one of the bbcs top earners but is one of the bbcs top earners but is not a newsjournalists is one of the bbcs top earners but is not a news journalists are presenter or a new staff. hes a freelance sports centre and in 202“ ask him about the bbc impartiality guidelines. ask him about the bbc impartiality uuidel...

Policy is beyond awful. it was immeasurably cruel and use language not dissimilarfrom immeasurably cruel and use language not dissimilar from germany immeasurably cruel and use language not dissimilarfrom germany in immeasurably cruel and use language not dissimilar from germany in the 19305. not dissimilar from germany in the 1930s. this is how a former bbc director saw. {in 1930s. this is how a former bbc director saw— director saw. on the face of it, gary lineker— director saw. on the fac...

On a bbc outlets or publication. can the bbc be impartial if there is a? hanging over the chairman? yes because a _ hanging over the chairman? yes because a chair— hanging over the chairman? t23 because a chair doesnt hanging over the chairman? t2; because a chair doesnt have the job of going over into your shooting gallery or new snakes gallery and turning the editors and presenters what they should be doing. that should never be the case. the chief executive and editor in chief is not in cha...