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And the reality is that he was not sacked. in the end, he did resign. and that was actually his choice. we were very happy to have him back. but now we're talking about something that happened a very, very long time ago... yeah, but i suppose what i think people are interested in... in your desire to pursue a new type of broadcasting and to be disruptive, to set your presenters free in a way you say they wouldn't be on other networks, i'm trying to understand where the line is. so, for example, dan wootton tweeted a picture of a couple of people in a park wearing a mask. and the point was, "wh...

Any way sanctioned for that, so i'm just trying to understand how you draw the line for all of your on—air presenters and reporters. what can they do? what can't they do? well, it's important, ithink, that we always stick to our editorial charter. and there are things that do slip through the net. i mean, this is the nature of the beast. i mean, the bbc itself has sanctions and there are issues that have happened with sky news over time. but i think in the main, considering we're producing 6,000 hours of television a year, we've done a really good job of ensuring that we stay within the boun...

And, you know, ithink one of the things that frustrates me the most is that there's this characterisation by others that this is a channel built around one or two people. we know how risky it is — and anyone who runs a tv business. to be successful, you need to have a breadth of talent and a breadth of appointment—to—view. and if you have one single talent that you base an entire media venture over, it's not really going to work out. it's a journalism business. let's focus on the last word, because, of course, in the end, you want this to be a company that makes money. enders analysis, w...

In the end, he did resign. and that was actually his choice. we were very happy to have him back. but now we're talking about something that happened a very, very long time ago... yeah, but i suppose what i think people are interested in... in your desire to pursue a new type of broadcasting and to be disruptive, to set your presenters free in a way you say they wouldn't be on other networks, i'm trying to understand where the line is. so, for example, dan wootton tweeted a picture of a couple of people in a park wearing a mask. and the point was, "why on earth are they wearing a mask?" but in...

Because it's language that we've been working on for a very long time... but my point is there's a crossover... ..even before nigel... of course, but my point is that this is familiar for people who have followed nigel farage. the crossover in the language and tone is almost complete. i disagree. i really disagree. and i think that that language applies across... it also applies to eamonn holmes. i mean, you know, our breakfast show is, in every single sense of what gb news is, is really about the people's channel, is really about talking about issues that others don't really raise. and it's d...