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Editorial Integrity & Independence

Programmes about charitable initiatives

We must retain our impartiality and independence when we cover charitable initiatives and report charity appeals. We may use the expertise of charities where appropriate (for example wildlife programmes about conservation) but we should avoid promoting them.

We should not appear to endorse a charity or charitable initiative in our dramas. There may be exceptions for BBC charitable initiatives such as Children in Need or Comic Relief: Red Nose Day.

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