Is the BBC impartial? John Humphrys settles the question

The transcript discusses the notion of BBC's impartiality, highlighting that the BBC is not monolithic and has diverse views. The speaker shares personal experiences of being accused of bias by different political parties, illustrating the challenges of maintaining impartiality. Despite criticisms, the speaker emphasizes the BBC's crucial role in society as a civilizing institution, hoping for its continued existence.

What is the speaker's opinion on the notion that the BBC is partial?

How long has the speaker been working on the Today programme?

What does the speaker say about being accused of unfairness?

What is the speaker's view on the measurement of impartiality?

What does the speaker imply about the BBC's importance to the country?