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. 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 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 made an introduction to a programme which the bbc decided was not right, it was not impartial. she says the bbc has been cowed. what do you think? erm, overcautious. maybe, a bit. maybe because of the threat from borisjohnson to, through nadine dorries, to undermine the bbc, get rid of the licence fee,
that effectively, this is an attempt by boris that effectively, this is an attempt by borisjohnson to that effectively, this is an attempt by boris johnson to cut out the threat by boris johnson to cut out the threat from the right. it s not necessarily a serious policy, of course necessarily a serious policy, of course it necessarily a serious policy, of course it would be for those who might course it would be for those who might actually be sent to rwanda. but it s might actually be sent to rwanda. but it s an might actually be sent to rwanda. but it s an attempt to prevent attack but it s an attempt to prevent attack and threats from the right. but i attack and threats from the right. but i can attack and threats from the right. but i can tell you right now one of the other but i can tell you right now one of the other headlines on the front pages the other headlines on the front pages is the other headlines on the front pages is concern amongst some that the
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