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Maintaining a culture of independence also turns on how newsroom leaders behave: when they choose to lead by example, even in the face of the evident risks, independent journalism has a fighting ...
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The BBC’s Editorial Values and Standards
The Editorial Guidelines are the BBC's editorial values and standards. They apply to all our content, wherever and however it is received. The page will automatically reload. You may need to ...