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"We're investigating whether due impartiality was maintained during a report on ITV about the London mayoral election," said a spokesman for Ofcom.

Due impartiality is achieved both by ensuring appropriate scrutiny for each party and by the appearances of a range of politicians across a series of programmes.

Mr Jordan added: "The prescriptions for due impartiality are greater for news than comedy and drama but in principle, impartiality applies to everything which is at the behest of the Trust".

For each of the broadcasters, ensuring due impartiality is not only a priority but an obligation, and the BBC is satisfied that the election programmes it is offering on each of its services fulfils that obligation and that all the relevant parties will have the opportunity to put their case and to be appropriately scrutinised.

Three listeners were sufficiently surprised on March 20 when James urged Londoners to vote for Johnson to complain to the regulator Ofcom, which is now investigating whether he breached its code that insists broad-casters "ensure due impartiality is preserved on matters of major political controversy".

And the programme in general raised issues under Ofcom's rules on offensive material, misleadingness and due impartiality, it was claimed.

The rule states: "Due impartiality must be strictly maintained in a constituency report or discussion and in an electoral area report or discussion".

The BBC editorial guidelines state: "The way in which due accuracy and impartiality is achieved between parties will vary.

"Impartiality" was important to the ethos of its editorials.

A show of impartiality was considered essential for success.

His judicial record of impartiality was impeccable.