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No, because it's a private matter! let's talk about impartiality, because the bbc wants it to be front and centre of what it gives to the british public in terms of its information and news. yes. there have been significant questioning of that from inside — or at least from insidejournalism. emily maitlis, for example — who you know very well, a former bbcjournalist who's now working in the private sector — she has suggested that the bbc in the recent past has been cowed in the way it's covered politics. she was particularly looking at the boris johnson premiership and the way the bbc ha...

Because the bbc wants it to be front and centre of what it gives to the british public in terms of its information and news. yes. there has been significant questioning of that from inside — or at least from insidejournalism. emily maitlis, for example — who you know very well, a former bbcjournalist who's working now in the private sector — she has suggested that the bbc in the recent past has been cowed in the way it's covered politics. she was particularly looking at the boris johnson premiership and the way the bbc handled one of the covid controversies. she expressed — she made an...

Would you tell me? no, of course not. no. of course not. do you vote? i do. why won't you tell me? because i work for the bbc. i'm impartial. no, because it's a private matter! let's talk about impartiality, because the bbc wants it to be front and centre of what it gives to the british public in terms of its information and news. yes. there has been significant questioning of that from inside — or at least from insidejournalism. emily maitlis, for example — who you know very well, a former bbcjournalist who's working now in the private sector — she has suggested that the bbc in the rece...

Because i work for the bbc. i'm impartial. no, because it's a private matter! let's talk about impartiality, because the bbc wants it to be front and centre of what it gives to the british public in terms of its information and news. yes. there has been significant questioning of that from inside — or at least from insidejournalism. emily maitlis, for example — who you know very well, a former bbcjournalist who's working now in the private sector — she has suggested that the bbc in the recent past has been cowed in the way it's covered politics. she was particularly looking at the boris ...