i'm going to persevere, i'll do my best here, as thomas smith from nme was pointing out, i think i mightjustbandon this and talk about the football, because it's quite hard to get on with the story while so much commotion is going on. we're now in a situation where, if england score this goal, which i would love to show you, but we don't have the rights, they are through! and i think that means england are through. 0k. so, colombia are out, england are through! general pandemonium, and that's just here in the bbc newsroom. stephen garner was watching that and describes what he saw. jon sopel had earlier joined in the flag waving, by tweeting this picture of him from washington, with the question: so, are these harmless examples of a sporting enthusiasm that reflects the national mood, or a worrying deviation from the bbc‘s traditional impartiality, which has been evident on air throughout the tournament? the pandemonium in the newsroom may not have been shared by fans of the northern irish, welsh and scottish teams, who are not always accustomed to lending their support to the english, or by

i am going to persevere, doing my best here, as thomas smith from nme was pointing out, i think i mightt abandon this and talk about the football, because it is quite hard to get on with the story while so much commotion is going on. we are now in a situation where, if england score this goal, which i would love to show you, but we don't have the rights, they are through! and i think that means england are through. 0k. so, colombia are out, england are through! general pandemonium, and that is just here in the bbc newsroom. stephen garner was watching that and describes what he saw. the bbc newsroom often seen behind the presenters, exhibits a calm, quiet, unbiased professionalism we all expect from the bbc. until, that is, the final minutes of outside source and tuesday, with the ever—professional ross atkins, as we heard the moment when england's final penalty went in, the newsroom rightly forgot the unbiased rule — the normal tranquil silence turned into cheers, and ross simply gave up on his item about spotify. it was simply a moment of brilliant bbc news. jon sopel had earlierjoine

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i'm going to persevere, i'll do my best here, as thomas smith from nme was pointing out...ere, if england score this goal, which i would love to show you, but we don't have the rights, they are through! and i think that means england are through. 0k. so, colombia are out, england are through! general pandemonium, and that's just here in the bbc newsroom. stephen garner was watching that and describes what he saw. jon sopel had earlierjoined in the flag—waving by tweeting this picture of him from washington with the question: so, are these harmless examples of a sporting enthusiasm that reflects the national mood, or a worrying deviation from the bbc‘s traditional impartiality, which has been evident on air throughout the tournament? the pandemonium in the newsroom may not have been shared by fans of the northern irish, welsh and scottish teams, who are not always accustomed to lending their support to the english, or by those with no enthusiasm for football. kathleen foote: and the amount of airtime devoted to tuesday's game before and after it took place led colin reid to

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