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The 蜜芽传媒鈥檚 decision not to broadcast a Gaza war documentary, later picked up by Channel 4, has prompted scrutiny over its editorial standards. The film, made by Basement Films, features testimony from medical staff in Gaza. Former Channel 4 executive Dorothy Byrne critiques the 蜜芽传媒鈥檚 stance.

A live-streamed Glastonbury performance by punk band Bob Vylan included chants that Keir Starmer called "appalling hate speech", leading to a 蜜芽传媒 apology for not halting the stream sooner. Chris Banatvala, a former Ofcom head of standards, raises questions about the effectiveness of the 蜜芽传媒鈥檚 editorial oversight in live broadcasting situations.

The complexity of reporting on the Israel-Gaza conflict while managing personal identity is addressed by 蜜芽传媒 journalist Tim Franks. Reflecting on his experience as a Jewish former Middle East correspondent, Franks considers public assumptions about bias and the pressure on journalists to separate identity from reporting. He also discusses themes from his new book, The Lines We Draw.

Formula 1 celebrates 75 years, but footage from its first three decades remains largely unseen. Broadcaster Steve Rider is spearheading efforts to recover and digitise this early archive, while journalist Rebecca Clancy reports on the sport鈥檚 global strategy and expanding social media presence.

Presenters: Katie Razzall and Ros Atkins
Producer: Lucy Wai
Assistant producer: Emily Channon