Thread: Cancel culture at the BBC
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Old 11-03-2023, 17:33   #46
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Re: Cancel culture at the BBC
Rules may have changed in the last few years or they may have stayed the same. What's clear is that they only seem to be enforced if a presenter does not follow the government's agreed line. That's worrying.
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