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BBC's Nik Gowing hosts a live "BBC World Debate- Global Economy: A Tipping Point?" with panelists Austan Goolsbee (L), Professor at University of Chicago; International Monetary Fund's Managing Director Christine Lagarde (2nd L); Mohamed El-Erian (2nd R) CEO of Pimco, and Olli Rehn (R), European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs, European Commission at the IMF Headquarters 2 September 22, 2011 in Washington, DC. IMF Staff Photo/Stephen Jaffe
Speaking to the BBC, Ms Williams said: "We organised this event because we are witnessing increasing discontent over BBC referendum coverage and we felt we needed to stand against this unhealthy bias.
"Whether Scotland votes 'Yes' or 'No', let it be based on facts provided in a fair and accurate way, not because people have been misguided."
She added: "The BBC should be doing what it says in its job description - being unbiased and impartial."
The sign was taken down not long after this picture, as the BBC have now moved out of the Oxford Road building in Manchester to Salford Quays.
These are a bit messy but you get the idea! I'm excited to have a use for my precious Joel Dewberry fabric (I actually have this fabric in 2 colorways -- I never ever do that!)
Another bit of a cliched shot, but as it has stopped raining for the first time in weeks I just had to get out and take some photos...
i couldn't resist a little trip down to the television centre whilst i was so nearby.
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BBC Alba - Technical Fault - Monday 29th May 2017
While switiching from its broadcast to BBC Radio Scotland around midnight.
Music used was from the BBC Alba campfire ident.
They are finished, included a side swap with Sooz!!
Ready to mail, but here in Brazil is 7 p.m. so tomorrow I will go to mailpost!
Speaking to the BBC, Ms Williams said: "We organised this event because we are witnessing increasing discontent over BBC referendum coverage and we felt we needed to stand against this unhealthy bias.
"Whether Scotland votes 'Yes' or 'No', let it be based on facts provided in a fair and accurate way, not because people have been misguided."
She added: "The BBC should be doing what it says in its job description - being unbiased and impartial."