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there. jake thoughts. after two speaking to us there. jake kanter. our media and arts correspondent still with us, david, this is been a huge story for the media, about the media and reflections on what we seeing for today. . i media and reflections on what we seeing for today. seeing for today. , i think most eole, seeing for today. , i think most peeple. there seeing for today. , i think most people, there are seeing for today. , i think most people, there are many - seeing for today. , i think most - people, there are many presenters whose names could ve been out there and they would ve said, well, that is something but huw edwards occupies a different place in the media landscape and i was thinking back and presented the bbc election coverage in 2019, the last time was a change in thatjob was a0 years. though these moments where the bbc become something else of discrete moments of elections, of state occasions, relevance, he was the face and name and the repres
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That some of the issues that david was touching upon there, much more than edwards, it s when our media coach does innocence and perspective about a story. i m not denying that this is newsworthy and i m not denying that the sun didn t have every right to investigate the story but i do think it s as much a story about the sun as it is the bbc helping the bbc handled it well in the first 2a hours and they were determined to show that they would cover this as if it were about any other organisation and would understand their own role with international life but i think since then, there s been this feeding frenzy and the kind of cruelty to the coverage that s actually been my forcing the name out and constant debating about the changes of laws after cliff richards cliff richards. and ijust think we have to get a grip of a sense of
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