The BBC has been forced to defend its impartiality after Mark Thompson, the director general, was photographed yesterday going into a meeting in Downing Street to discuss a season of TV and radio programmes about the government's spending cuts.
The Senate aide recalled that McDonough defended his impartiality.
The prosecutor has defended his impartiality and challenged the governor to remove him or let him do his job.
Heydon, the sole commissioner of the inquiry, rejected the union applications and defended his impartiality in a 67-page decision delivered in Sydney on Monday.
In the face of fury from the leave camp, Carney defended his impartiality, saying it was important that people do not ignore economic risks.
In Congress on Thursday, FBI director James Comey angrily defended his impartiality after explaining why he chose not to recommend a prosecution.
Heydon, the sole commissioner of the inquiry, dismissed the union applications to disqualify himself and defended his impartiality in a 67-page decision delivered in Sydney on Monday.
But both Downing Street and ITV are refusing to back down on the Cameron and Farage event, with the broadcaster strongly defending the impartiality of its coverage against accusations by Vote Leave that it has bowed to No 10 pressure.
However the governor has stopped short of ordering a recusal, and in a radio interview McCulloch, who has defended his impartiality, challenged Nixon to take a stand one way or the other.
Mastro defended the impartiality of his Christie investigation, saying, "This is a search for the truth, and we believe we have gotten the truth".
Patten said: "I would be a complete moron if I tried to secure this job, which I wanted very badly, and didn't defend the integrity and impartiality and independence of the BBC".
