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 Hutton Inquiry rules on BBC "propaganda"26 Jan 2004 by hra
Counsel at the Hutton Inquiry today issued a ruling on the controversial TV documentary 'Pantsorama' screened by the BBC on Wednesday 21st January. Following a wave of public protest that none of the other parties in the judicial process had been granted the means to broadcast documentaries that were highly critical of themselves at public expense, senior QC Douglas Ramsbottom ordered the following changes to BBC broadcasting schedules in order to ensure an unprejudiced and fair outcome to the Inquiry.
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