| 11:22 UK time, Friday, 29 September 2006
The Herald: "The BBC has tightened up the rules on its star news and current affairs journalists writing lucrative newspaper and magazine columns or books, and making public speeches." (link)
The Telegraph: A diary feature on what happened when BBC reporter Jo Coburn interviewed former US president Bill Clinton. (link)
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Is the BBC frightened that viewers/listeners will be able to confirm their suspicions about the political orientation of the journalists?