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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2020 · 28 MIN

Whose truth is it anyway?

from The Media Show · host BBC Radio 4

Amol Rajan on the thorny questions of free speech, impartiality and truth in newsrooms. Guests: Tom Rosenstiel, Executive Director of the American Press Institute; Rachel Corp, Editor of ITV News; Andrew Neil, Chairman of The Spectator; Nesrine Malik, columnist at The Guardian.Studio engineer: Giles Aspden Producer: Hannah Sander(Photo: Jo Holland / BBC)

Episode metadata supplied by the publisher feed · Published Jul 29, 2020

Amol Rajan on the thorny questions of free speech, impartiality and truth in newsrooms. Guests: Tom Rosenstiel, Executive Director of the American Press Institute; Rachel Corp, Editor of ITV News; Andrew Neil, Chairman of The Spectator; Nesrine Malik, columnist at The Guardian.Studio engineer: Giles Aspden Producer: Hannah Sander(Photo: Jo Holland / BBC)

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