BBC Presenter and journalist Clive Myrie discusses impartiality row

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by the BBC in maintaining an objective truth amidst a society that values individual truths. It highlights the importance of the BBC's mission to find and present objective truth, especially given its funding model. The discussion also touches on the internal pressures within the organization and the challenges in news reporting, particularly in the context of global events. The transcript concludes with a recognition of Clive's career achievements and contributions to journalism.

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