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All good here thanks; hope all well with you. I’d agree with all of that with the possible exception of limiting the impartiality wrt political parties solely to those working in news. My reservation isn’t philosophical; it’s practical. You now place a burden on the organisation to ensure that...

See my post 1141. Entirely wrong to be selective, I agree.

I cover exactly these points in an earlier post. I'll see if I can find it. TL;DR? I agree 100% with the emboldened bit.

ok mate

Yes - I agree. The lack of consistency is worrying for sure.

I fear that you’re showing a lack of understanding of the uniqueness of the BBC in British (probably the world’s) media. ‘Due impartiality’ is an absolutely central tenet of its Charter and every employee/contractor knows that.

Tweets from Roger Mosey (@rogermosey) the former Head of BBC TV News and Director of Sport: "So a few quick thoughts on where we are now with Gary and the BBC and the future. (1/5) First, the tweets this week weren't compliant with editorial guidelines as they have developed over the decades...

Given I'm not allowed to go to Dirty today (something about my daughter cooking us dinner before our baby arrives), I needed something to do this morning to replace the drive. I chose to read the BBC Guidelines in full. I posted in a WhatsApp group I'm a member of the following: "My...