here is danny gothard: and roland newsome put it like this: well, let's take a step back and examinebc‘s approach to reporting on our forthcoming departure from the eu with the corporation's chief political adviser. strong feelings on all sides. is there something different about rex it which makes the bbc‘s commitment to impartiality quite a new challenge? —— rex app. commitment to impartiality quite a new challenge? -- rex app. whenever you have a referendum in particular opinion becomes very polarised and views become very entrenched and it is very difficult often to appreciate or even value impartiality in those circumstances. that vote is now done, over. leave have one and ourjob now is to really scrutinise carefully the execution of brexit, if you like. how the government carries out brexit, how it carries out the negotiations, to scrutinise notjust the government but other politicians. that's why andrew neil did all these interviews with partymen is across the uk, and also scrutinise european union officials and politicians in europe. so our job now is much more intricate and

here is danny goddard: and roland newsome put it like this: well, let's take a step back and examineadviser, ric bailey. as you heard, there are strong feelings on all sides. is there something different about brexit which makes the bbc's commitment to impartiality actually quite a new challenge? i think whenever you have a referendum, in particular, opinion becomes very polarised and views become very entrenched and it is very difficult often to appreciate or even value impartiality in those circumstances. that vote is now done, it's over. leave have won and ourjob now is to really scrutinise carefully the execution of brexit, if you like. how the government carries out brexit, how it carries out the negotiations, to scrutinise not just the government but other politicians. that's why andrew neil did all these interviews this week with party leaders across the uk, but also of course to scrutinise european union officials and politicians in europe. so ourjob now is much more intricate and complicated than a simple, sort of, mathematical balance between people who were remain or leave