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rebuild what he has got when he comes out of prison he is a champion, comes out of prison he is a champion, and champions don t give up. champion, and champions don t give up this champion, and champions don t give up this is champion, and champions don t give up this is a champion, and champions don t give up. this is a tremendous, terrible thing up. this is a tremendous, terrible thing for up. this is a tremendous, terrible thing for him to have to rebuild this life. thing for him to have to rebuild this life, but he will do so, i have no doubt this life, but he will do so, i have no doubt about that. but as i say, amongst no doubt about that. but as i say, amongst the tennis world, i have spoken amongst the tennis world, i have spoken to amongst the tennis world, i have spoken to a lot of people and nobody can rcatty spoken to a lot of people and nobody can really believe it. it is terrible can really believe it. it is terrible- can really believe it. it
ago that eddie marr made the same move. there s a lot of attraction, i think, in those big name presenters moving away from the bbc. if it gives them a little bit more freedom. and it might be editorial freedom given bbc s crackdown on impartiality. but it also might be sort of commercialfreedom, too, because at the moment, it s difficult for those guys to write a column in the mail on sunday or even do after dinner speaking or anything that might be seen to sort of impinge upon their impartiality. so you ve got a situation where for talent like that, to be fair, that have done their time to bbc, and are notjumping ship. emily maitlis has done 20 years, and jon sopel has done more, but they might get to stay in their career were they think they are significant opportunities elsewhere. now you mention impartiality. do you think the decisions being made here are because bbc s changed its approach
bit more freedom. and it might be editorial freedom given bbc s crackdown on impartiality. but it also might be sort of commercialfreedom, too, because at the moment, it s difficult for those guys to write a column in the mail on sunday or even do after dinner speaking or anything that might be seen to sort of impinge upon their impartiality. so you ve got a situation where for talent like that, to be fair, that have done their time to bbc, and are notjumping ship. emily has done 20 years, and jon sopel has done more, but they might get to stay in their career were they think they are significant opportunities elsewhere. now you mention impartiality. do you think the decisions being made here are because bbc s changed its approach to impartiality or because big name presenters and correspondents are changing their view