BBC burying news, never ?

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

give him a moment to get his blinkers on

Very good, Carth.

I think the problem at the BBC is the censorship that producers/editors impose reflects a leftie tendency. That goes for some presenters too. I’m not sure whether or not Bowen is “leftie” - but he’s been doing the Middle East for so long that his gone-native credentials are apparent.

[Carth]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

Very good, Carth.

Thank ye most kindly young man, but I have to admit the post was by Papa, he had faster wit and fingers than I and wouldn't want to steal his credit (although the government would)

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Carth

Thank ye most kindly young man, but I have to admit the post was by Papa, he had faster wit and fingers than I and wouldn't want to steal his credit (although the government would)

Like minded people stick together and fear no-one.

[thenry]

Originally Posted by Carth

Thank ye most kindly young man, but I have to admit the post was by Papa, he had faster wit and fingers than I and wouldn't want to steal his credit (although the government would)

Ask him about Diane Abbotts wig

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

What do you think about BBC news in terms of its objectivity and impartiality?

Do you mean the BBC with a Tory Director-General Tim Davie, ex-Chairman who was a Tory Supporter and Donor Richard Sharp, and with a Tory Board Member Sir Robbie Gibb?

I think that the BBC News is far from impartial - you only have to look at the coverage Farage gets (with 4 MPs, & around 860 Council seats)), compared to the Green Party (same number of MPs and around 860 Council seats) and the LibDems (who have over 15 times the number of MPs and around 3200 Council Seats)

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

give him a moment to get his blinkers on

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

Like minded people stick together and fear no-one.

Oh, the irony…

[Carth]

I reckon Farage gets more coverage than the Greens because . . . well, people don't talk about the Greens but Farage is definite click bait material

[OLD BOY]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

In your opinion. But it's there to be exploited and to further embarrass this wretched government.

It is awful that there is no party capable of taking power from Labour right now. We seem thus consigned to suffer this awful government and our only hope is that they change course - which their ideology won't allow.

... and that's on top of the 18 MPs who blackmail Starmer's lot into bad decisions.

The BBC don't report that.

Come the General Election, we have a party that represents the views of those who want genuine change. Nothing can happen before then, unfortunately, except at a local level when the main council elections are held.

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Originally Posted by Hugh

Do you mean the BBC with a Tory Director-General Tim Davie, ex-Chairman who was a Tory Supporter and Donor Richard Sharp, and with a Tory Board Member Sir Robbie Gibb?

The Conservatives are the new Liberal Party, so that counts for nothing in this argument.

Originally Posted by Hugh

I think that the BBC News is far from impartial - you only have to look at the coverage Farage gets (with 4 MPs, & around 860 Council seats)), compared to the Green Party (same number of MPs and around 860 Council seats) and the LibDems (who have over 15 times the number of MPs and around 3200 Council Seats)

Oh, the irony…

What?

While Reform UK deserve more coverage because they are now likely to form the next UK government, the BBC concentrates only on negative coverage of the party, and its hostility towards Reform UK representatives, and Nigel Farage in particular, is plain for all to see - even you, Hugh - so at least be honest about that.

[Carth]

Originally Posted by OLD BOY

While Reform UK deserve more coverage because they are now likely to form the next UK government, the BBC concentrates only on negative coverage of the party, and its hostility towards Reform UK representatives, and Nigel Farage in particular, is plain for all to see - even you, Hugh - so at least be honest about that.

Such has been the case when any 'alternate' thinking has reared its head