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Maggy 13-03-2023 21:57
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Originally Posted by punkrock101 (Post 36148232)
Corbyn is defiantly not an Anti-Semitic, also he doesn't sympathise with terrorists when it comes to Israel.. the issue is he supports the Palestinians who are the victims of almost daily genocide by Israel so the media and the backstabber in Labour labelling him as one. on the Subject of Sugar he's was afraid of Corbyn as he would have been forced to actually pay more taxes also if Corbyn did get he would have scrapped the House of Lords sugar would have to work for his money then.

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Maybe back during the Labour days and the early years of the collation but now it's a Tory outfit. more and more conservatives are getting top jobs there and right wing bias journalists like Laura Kuenssberg are getting free rein to say what they like. you would swear sometimes BBC News has turned into GB News with the amount a rightwing leaning stories they put on.
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Kursk 14-03-2023 16:47
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36148195)
Immeasurably is not a particularly complicated or advanced word? I wouldn't think anyone using it is trying to be clever. It's not like Russell Brand who liked to vomit a thesaurus onto every article he wrote. It's a perfectly cromulent word.
:omg: Admonishing me with a word invented by The Simpsons is a little bit ineffectual old chap.

Itshim 14-03-2023 17:39
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Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36148236)
:clap:
Always see her as left wing , guess that shows she is neither:erm:

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Quote:
Originally Posted by punkrock101 (Post 36148232)
Corbyn is defiantly not an Anti-Semitic, also he doesn't sympathise with terrorists when it comes to Israel.. the issue is he supports the Palestinians who are the victims of almost daily genocide by Israel so the media and the backstabber in Labour labelling him as one. on the Subject of Sugar he's was afraid of Corbyn as he would have been forced to actually pay more taxes also if Corbyn did get he would have scrapped the House of Lords sugar would have to work for his money then.

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Maybe back during the Labour days and the early years of the collation but now it's a Tory outfit. more and more conservatives are getting top jobs there and right wing bias journalists like Laura Kuenssberg are getting free rein to say what they like. you would swear sometimes BBC News has turned into GB News with the amount a rightwing leaning stories they put on.

Paul 19-05-2025 00:18
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Looks like Lineker put his foot in his mouth one too many times now.

Quitting before he gets pushed ..

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Gary Lineker expected to leave the BBC
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c626jxp0yz3o

Pierre 19-05-2025 09:19
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Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36196762)
Looks like Lineker put his foot in his mouth one too many times now.

Quitting before he gets pushed ..



https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c626jxp0yz3o
To Err is human, to keep doing it is stupid and you deserve to go.

thenry 19-05-2025 10:59
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He become bigger than the BBC. Too much politics in a simple sports game. Good riddance bye.

The BBC need some new faces going forward.

Sephiroth 19-05-2025 11:37
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I’d cancel Naga Munchetty. She pleaded a couple of years ago that the boat-people needed a place of safety.

1andrew1 19-05-2025 11:43
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Funny to see this has become a thread with people requesting that the BBC cancels even more people who they don't personally like. ;)

Sephiroth 19-05-2025 11:54
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36196785)
Funny to see this has become a thread with people requesting that the BBC cancels even more people who they don't personally like. ;)
Why not? It’s all part of the same problem at the BBC.

I recently completed the BBC survey of what we want from “our BBC”. The questions were all about whether I wanted so see more or less of the stuff they currently do. No opportunity for addressing the quality of their journalism in terms of impartiality, etc.

1701-e 19-05-2025 12:50
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Luckily I can get rte news for better reporting on the genocide rather than the BBC ITV sky news blandness.

Hugh 19-05-2025 12:52
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36196789)
Why not? It’s all part of the same problem at the BBC.

I recently completed the BBC survey of what we want from “our BBC”. The questions were all about whether I wanted so see more or less of the stuff they currently do. No opportunity for addressing the quality of their journalism in terms of impartiality, etc.
tbf, your idea of "impartiality" would be Jacob Rees-Mogg or John Redwood…

Sephiroth 19-05-2025 14:06
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36196802)
tbf, your idea of "impartiality" would be Jacob Rees-Mogg or John Redwood…
... two very respectable and sensible persons.

Hugh 19-05-2025 16:14
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QED…

Impartiality in news reporting shouldn’t just be about if someone has a view, inviting someone with an opposing view on to counter them - if one side states "it’s raining outside this window" and the other disagrees, the interviewer’s/reporter’s job should be to open the curtains to check if it’s raining, not let either side spout on about unsupported statements.

If you think that the Victorian Pencil™ or The Vulcan are impartial because their statements and world-view aligns with yours, you may need to re-check your definition of "impartial"…

Sephiroth 19-05-2025 16:21
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QED nothing. We just have different views. You seem to be part of lefty group think where these two are concerned.

Hugh 19-05-2025 16:26
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People who don’t agree with Seph - "lefty group think"
People who agree with Seph - "impartial"

1andrew1 19-05-2025 16:26
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36196807)
... two very respectable and sensible persons.
Respectable and sensible are insufficient qualities on their own.

thenry 15-07-2025 20:33
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So old man John Torode is gone. I found him to be creepy. Just his persona was strange. An old man trying to stay relevant.

Gregg Wallace seemed in your face type. Not an issue for me personally.

https://news.sky.com/story/masterche...acked-13396159

Paul 15-07-2025 22:08
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Dont really know of either as I dont watch Masterchef.

Gregg Wallace seems to have done enough to warrent going.

John Torode seems another example of BBC Cancel Culture gone mad.
He made some comment at a social event 6 or 7 years ago, totally unwarrented response IMO.

Maggy 16-07-2025 10:23
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