PINDU goes to Parliament to bring you a podcast of the 'Reporting Racism: Journalism, and "impartiality"' event held at the Palace of Westminster on Thursday 24th October, 2019.  Blurb: 'Impartiality is a difficult line to toe. But the treatment of BBC Breakfast News presenter Naga Munchetty, who was found in breach of the BBC's editorial guidelines, only for the decision to be subsequently reversed, has raised questions about how journalists should approach reporting and commenting on racism and racists. It has also caused some to ask whether the BBC's complaints procedure is fit for purpose and the meaning of impartiality.' Hosts:  The Runnymede Trust  The Race Beat   Rt Hon Dawn Butler MP - Shadow Secretary of State for Women & Equalities Featuring: Omar Khan - Director of The Runnymede Trust  Chair:  Marcus Ryder - Chief Editor China Global Television Network and former Head of Current Affairs at BBC Scotland (Chair)  The Panel: Aaqil Ahmed - Media professor and former head of Religion at the BBC and Channel 4  Ceri Thomas - Editor and Partner at Tortoise Media and former Editor of BBC Panorama and Radio 4's Today programme Maya Goodfellow - Broadcast commentator and author of Hostile Environment: How Immigrants Became Scapegoats  Mukti Jain Campion - Executive producer and author of Look Who’s Talking: Cultural Diversity, Public Service Broadcasting and the National Conversation  Yasmin Alibhai-Brown - Award-winning columnist for the Independent and Sunday Times Magazine Closing remarks:  K Biswas - Critic and Chair of The Race Beat Podcast Produced & Presented by PINDU Copyright: Pindu Productions Ltd (2019)