Originally Posted by Lone Drinker:
“Whenever Nolan is doing a breaking news story he's always keen to tell us that the BBC do not report specifics unless there are two corroborated sources.”
“Whenever Nolan is doing a breaking news story he's always keen to tell us that the BBC do not report specifics unless there are two corroborated sources.”
From BBC Editorial Guidelines on Accuracy/Gathering Material:
"We should try to witness events and gather information first hand. Where this is not possible, we should talk to first hand sources and, where necessary, corroborate their evidence. We should be reluctant to rely on a single source. If we do rely on a single source, a named on-the-record source is always preferable."




I tweeted her this morning with a criticism, and she replied immediately with an explanation, whilst live on air. She's now my favourite!

