労働 告発する／非難するs the BBC of going soft on Cameron
By JAMES CHAPMAN
Last updated at 22:17 03 March 2008
Sarah Montague: '平易な questions'
An 公式の／役人 （民事の）告訴 has been 宿泊するd, （人命などを）奪う，主張するing 無線で通信する 4's Today programme has given David Cameron an 平易な ride in 最近の interviews.
A 上級の party 公式の／役人 （刑事）被告 the 放送者 of coming to a "special 協定" with the 保守的なs to 避ける any "difficult 尋問" of the Tory leader.
The BBC - which is more used to （人命などを）奪う，主張するs of a Left-wing bias - 解任するd the 主張 as "rubbish" and a Tory source 述べるd it as "paranoia" 起こる／始まるing from the 総理大臣.
労働 MPs were 明らかに upset over several interviews with Mr Cameron on the 旗艦 programme, the 最新の of which 焦点（を合わせる）d on the Tories' 計画（する）s for 法律 and order 改革（する）s.
In a letter to 告訴する Inglish, the BBC's 長，率いる of political programming, 労働's 副／悪徳行為- chairman 夜明け Butler 抗議するd that presenter-Sarah Montague had 避けるd any "予期しない questions".
行方不明になる Butler wrote: "On the last five occasions Mr Cameron has appeared on the Today programme, dating 支援する to November 1, his interviews have lasted いっそう少なく than eight minutes, they have been 排他的に on a 支配する of his own choosing, and no questions have been asked by the interviewers on any other topical 問題／発行するs."
On November 1 last year, she said, Mr Cameron was asked only about 移民／移住; on November 13, the 問題／発行するs of 会議 税金 and 移民／移住; on December 11, mortgages; and on January 3, the Health Service.
"In all these instances, the interview served 簡単に as an 適切な時期 for Mr Cameron to '最高潮の場面' and explain his 政策 告示, without any of the difficult 尋問, interruptions, or 論争ing of answers which is the usual hallmark of interviews with 政治家，政治屋s on the Today programme," she 追加するd.
"In the past, leaders of all the 政党s have been 推定する／予想するd in Today programme interviews not just to talk about the particular 問題／発行する they are 焦点（を合わせる）ing on that day, but to 演説（する）／住所 a 範囲 of other topical 国内の and international 問題／発行するs."
行方不明になる Butler compared the 治療 given Mr Cameron to that of a contestant on 操る 存在 asked only about their "specialist 支配する but not 推定する／予想するd to answer a 一連の会議、交渉／完成する on general knowledge".
She said it was a "事柄 of 関心" that the BBC's 旗艦 political programme "has 可決する・採択するd a particular 判型 of interview for the leader of the 保守的な Party but does not follow this same 判型 when interviewing leaders of other 政党s".
The perception was "taking root" that there was some "special 協定 between Mr Cameron and the Today programme", she 追加するd.
A 上級の Tory source （人命などを）奪う，主張するd 行方不明になる Butler - a young MP who is considered a rising 星／主役にする in the party - had been ordered to complain by a "paranoid" Gordon Brown.
"The BBC is usually attacked for 申し立てられた／疑わしい left-wing bias, which makes this all the more bizarre," the source said.
"It smacks of the desperate ramblings of a 動揺させるd 総理大臣. The idea that the 保守的な Party has some sort of 協定 with the BBC is 完全にする rubbish."
A BBC 広報担当者 said: "It's 絶対の nonsense to 示唆する we give any 政党 a 'special 協定' as 夜明け Butler 示唆するs. We interview guests on a 選び出す／独身 問題／発行する, or across a 範囲 of 問題／発行するs, whichever is appropriate.
"However, the 支配するs are always of our choosing and carried out with the rigour that's 推定する／予想するd of the Today programme."
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