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Newsnight are not having a good week, Emily Maitlis is nowhere to be seen after her partisan monologue was roundly denounced and disowned by BBC management. Emily was ranting as a prelude to a characteristically slanted package by Lewis Goodall. He jumped on an erroneous early report from The Telegraph that the police had found against Cummings, claiming it fully justified his Newsnight report. Going on to demand acknowledgement from the Prime Minister himself that he was right:
Alas for Lewis the early report was wrong. Durham Police did not provide him with the vindication for which he and his Newsnight colleagues were hoping. The twit has now deleted the twaddle he tweeted…
The BBC press office is being quite evasive even by their standards, we have got from them that Goodall’s New Statesmanpiece was apparently signed off by his superiors. They claim the blanket ban post-Hutton on BBC journalists writing about political controversies has been rescinded. The BBC press office further claims, with a straight face, that Goodall’s piece isn’t controversial.
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All we got on the record from the BBC press office on the record is the following:
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Lewis Goodall @lewisgoodall 216,977 followers NEW: Very sad news- the actress Helen McCrory, best known for her roles in Peaky Blinders and Harry Potter has died from cancer at the age of 52. Lewis Goodall Doubles Down on Dom, Then Deletes Tweets Newsnight are not having a good week, Emily Maitlis is nowhere to be seen after her partisan monologue was roundly denounced and disowned by BBC management.
“It’s a piece of journalistic analysis, based on evidence, that holds to account the handling of examinations by all of the political parties that govern the UK.”
The piece spectacularly breaches the BBC’s own guidelines on impartiality on three grounds; it expresses strong views, advocates against a policy and exhorts a change in policy.
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- The claim that “a government led by technocrats nearly destroyed a generation of social mobility” is a strong and controversial view.
- Expresses the view that “even if a set of algorithms could ever predict with certainty how an individual might perform then, for reasons of politics and, yes, morality, they probably shouldn’t.”A clear statement of self-defined – by Goodall – political and moral opinion.
- Expresses the view that the exams crisis “demonstrates the weaknesses of this form of technocracy” and is evidence that the data driven government as espoused by Dominic Cummings is a flawed “dataocracy”.
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The whole article’s thrust implicitly advocates a change in government policy. That is not appropriate from the supposedly neutral policy editor at BBC Newsnight. Goodall should resign. Or be fired.
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