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I like the Express. I've noted they've moved away from UK braced for coldest/hottest/stormiest/averageist weather since records began. To killer asteroid/comet/volcano etc. Quite a hoot.
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The BBC buys more right wing newspapers than at other.
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And TBs reading habits
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Indeed, what does Vinty have to say about that?
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That doesn't contradict anything about my post.
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Yes it does, by omitting facts stories can be spun to any narrative you choose. All news sources are guilty of it to varying degrees.
Nothing.
It means the BBC are impartial. I think that was the point Vinty was trying to make.
Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.
Is this impartial? Just asking.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/creative-diversity-commitment
https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/latestnews/2020/creative-diversity-commitment
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Impartial to what?
I'd say by creating diversity and including all people, no matter background/ethnicity etc etc, they are becoming more impartial.
It was stated that the BBC is impartial.
Is positive discrimination impartial in itself and will it result in more or less impartiality in its reporting?
Some synonyms of impartial:
Is positive discrimination impartial in itself and will it result in more or less impartiality in its reporting?
Some synonyms of impartial:
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The link you put up is about diversity in programmes and staff. I don't think it's totally relevant to impartiality in reporting the news?
Alright, perhaps I should have written "...and will it result in more or less impartiality in its reporting and programming?".
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I still am not sure if the funding in your link applies to the news 
As for the rest of it, yes, it will improve impartiality because it is striving to be more inclusive of everyone. People won't like it though..
As for the rest of it, yes, it will improve impartiality because it is striving to be more inclusive of everyone. People won't like it though..
It applies to staff.I still am not sure if the funding in your link applies to the news
So, not impartial at the moment. Why not?
They need brainwashing, then. Is that impartial?
Will the diversity proportions equate to London, the country as a whole or North Devon?
Plus - it's 100 million pounds.
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