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With two of her fellow presenters, david eades and tim willcox, is leaving the corporation after 23 years on the news channel in advance of its merger with the international world news channel in april. at the end of her last shift on screen, she gave an emotional thank you to the audience and her colleagues. we're a team but it's felt like family. lucky me to have had this great job that's never felt like a job. thank you for having me. bye— bye. applause. hello there, at long last the temperatures have evened out a bit... that consolidation of the national and international news channels t...

How does the BBC ensure it's reporting impartially on the allegations about its own chairman, Richard Sharp? [S]