This month the editor of Today , Rod Liddle, answers your questions. This makes the purpose of some interviews completely pointless and makes the interview appear biased in favour of the interviewee. From Les Bate Most complaints to the programme are about presenters interviewing politicians. It's sometimes hard to strike the right balance.
Today spends a lot of time with politicians.
I understand that everyone interested in politics must have personal opinions regarding many issues. Technically we are separate, of course. I think we are far more robust today and any attempt at interference would be dismissed summarily. There's always the worry, though, that they have the ability not to renew the Charter or to scrap the licence fee, for example. And that does give them a sort of power which is perhaps a little unhealthy.