charlotte scares objected... and watching the following morning, kim miller complained... a smaller number of viewers had the opposite perspective, summed up here by paul bateson... that's a smaller scale march led on the first day by nigel farage, which has taken two weeks to reach its destination at westminster. it was featured on bbc news on the day it began. the audience was clearly divided over last weekend's coverage of the rally, so how does the bbc decide how much airtime the increasing number of demonstrations should receive? from the gilets jaunes, or yellow vests movement protesting for several months in france, to the now frequent demonstrations across the uk on subjects including climate change, supporters of such events demand and expect media coverage. to what extent should the bbc comply with their wishes? well, one of those responsible is the bbc uk editor richard burgess, thank you very much for coming into the studio. what are the criteria you used to determine what demonstrations to cover and how much coverage to give them? i do not think there are exac

charlotte: 10 days. xavier: i ain't scared. lemonis: what? i am. [ laughter ] you're not scared, but i am. so, charlotte, we'll give you the board. we'll pull some chairs up, and we'll start making a list of things we need to do. charlotte: yeah. okay. sounds good. lemonis: ooh! charlotte: first thing we need is a name. we need brand identity. xavier: yeah. lemonis: what about people's roles? how are we going to get to the finish line if nobody knows what anybody's doing? charlotte: um... okay. so... i mean, i really want this to be all of us. skyler: right. charlotte: but the people

charlotte: 10 days. xavier: i ain't scared. lemonis: what? i am. [ laughter ] you're not scared, but i am. lotte, we'll give you the board. we'll pull some chairs up, and we'll start making a list of things we need to do. charlotte: yeah. okay. sounds good. lemonis: ooh! charlotte: first thing we need is a name. we need brand identity. xavier: yeah. lemonis: what about people's roles? how are we going to get to the finish line if nobody knows what anybody's doing? charlotte: um... okay. so... i mean, i really want this to be all of us. skyler: right. charlotte: but the people who are going to be truly, truly responsible -- i mean, i'll be completely responsible for it, but i'm going to really need you, xavier, and you, sunshine, obviously, and then, of course, you, as well. lemonis: what about -- whoa, whoa, whoa. whoa, whoa. everybody's got to have a very specific role between now and 9 days from now. charlotte: yeah, but, i mean, we want it to be a collaborative thing. like, we want to know what you can be responsible for, what you want to be responsible for, and kind of come to, like, a

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