Require BBC interviewers to allow their guests to answer the question

There has been a tendency for BBC radio and TV interviews to talk over their invited guests when the interviewers disagree with the views being expressed.
BBC interviewers should allow their guests to express themselves freely so that we, the wider public, can form our own opinion

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