one of them works for an organisation that attempts to remain impartial from a political perspective. one of them works from the government and is very clearly an active member of a political party. It seems fairly easy to figure out
Except the situation being discussed here isn't that at all.
The reason that Carol Vorderman has resigned has nothing to do with the BBC's "impartiality", it has to do with "civility in public discourse".
And being "an active member of a political party" does not give the UK Home Secretary the right to be biased in cases of the right of freedom of expression and the right to public demonstrations.
Nor does it exempt Braverman from "civility in public discourse".
<br />hightensionline Full Member<br />I don’t know, but what I’m wondering is how Carol Vorderman is asked to leave a job for using the word ‘vile’
Tim Davie.