“The Steven Sacker interviews are structured such that he asked a negative question, the interviewer rebukes it and then they move on to the next question with no counter at all. The Farage and Woodward interviews are a case in point. Farage was talking mostly nonsense but was not in anyway pressed about any of his views.
Woorward rebuked every single question and again on some points needed to be taken to task. Asked whether money had contaminated football. He was adamant completely and utterly not when clearly there is evidence to suggest it has.
Tim Sebastian did not let anyone off the hook at all, ever.
The interviews of others such as Patrick Stewart which are essentially just a normal interview are fine.”
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Great Britain ·
04/02/13