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Well nice to be up first. Is it the same as winning Wimbledon? I wonder if the BBC, fresh from publicising Pride Month will keep going on about Chris Pincher MP over the weekend and on into next week? If they do, it will prove that they are totally anti-Conservative Party in Government.
Seems BBC have axed a long serving middle aged Radio 2 host to replace him with yet another homosexual . They are going to lose even more listeners. I cant watch the News on BBC anymore.
I do not have a problem with reasonable representation but that is not the case.
Currently Sur Kurry and Fick Ange are doing the rainbow thing before a quick integrity change to meet some community leaders.
Just saw the salary for said sub, and am tempted to consider at least claiming an ID.
Couldn’t agree any more. Steve Wright In The Afternoon was and still is a NATIONAL institution. From the 80’s on radio 1 to today on radio poo. Given the fact that the BBC is in self destruct mode I’ll give it a month before the same comes of another NATIONAL institution, Mr Ken Bruce. Both of whom are the ONLY people on any BBC radio that I will listen to. These two white middle aged men have daily listening figures in the millions that any DJ could only dream of. But as is the way with the BBC all that matters is that anything that anyone who is white, male and middle aged will be erased from history. Regardless of their high audience figures and 30+ years in the radio. Proof if proof was ever needed of the BBC’s future agenda. If you’re white and straight then you have no plans in the future of the BBC. Regardless of the size of population that it represents.
One person who will remain safe is the ever odious Jeremy Vine. This c**t exudes anti British and anti Boris pheromones from every orifice of his body on state sponsored national radio from 12-2pm every weekday for all to hear. With the blessings of the anti British and anti Boris BBC. Or as I now call them….
Bollocks to the
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This has been my first post peeps and I’m delighted that this site shows the bile that this awful state sponsored TV company is spewing on our country.
Long May BiasedBBC continue and expose the shameful way in which the BBC undermines our democracy.
Silly G
Welcome aboard – as a matter of interest – how did you find this site ?
Hi Fedup2.
I think it was years of frustration with the BBC and the way it was portraying itself as unbiased voice of the media when it has spent more years than I can remember BEING biased in a very uneasy and unhealthy way for the country. Thanks to the internet I came across the site and thought I wasn’t losing the plot. This is genuinely happening. If every example of their “unbiasedness” was posted on BiasedBBC we would need a live feed to keep up with the going’s on at the BBC propaganda machine!
SillyG
Thanks – I was wondering if you found it on a search engine ….
I sometimes with sites like this and ‘is the BBC biased ‘ deserve more publicity – even if that comes with the inevitable wokes , far lefties and the final dreg – the troll …
I only found it having changed the search engine in my mobile phone settings from Google to DuckDuckGo.
The likes of Google,etc are just as accountable as the Beeb for crimes to personal freedoms and democracy for the everyday person. I don’t know if many people realise just how manipulated our lives are by the leftist media.
Or am I just SillyGrandad!
Silly G – got it thanks – search results seem to vary ..
Up2 old thing, I’m riding shot-gun with you. 🙂
Great to have a good wing man. Lots of military movement around and some dodgy activity by the BBC. Tally-ho, am going in for a strafing run.
Uppers! It’s funny that the BBC are still obsessed with ‘rear gunners’!
Must be in their genes – or jeans – can’t work out which…
A chum of mine’s just told me that he’s got obsessed with his ‘Acute Angina’, and I had to admit that sometimes I quite fancy her myself!
LOL x 10, – that’s a really good one, Scrobie. I just hope that Senora O’Blene doesn’t read your posts. If she does, you could be in a spot of bother, old son.
Looks like I’ve been relegated by the social climbers above 😉
My grandfathers’ regiment was in a reserve trench one day 1 of The Somme . They didn’t go over the top until day 2 when losses were ‘lighter ‘. I often think that’s one of the reasons I exist. My grandfather was quite old at the time – 21 … ….
There is a big chunk of modern Blighty that has no conception of that and then ….
Fed, put today’s “lot” in that situation, and most would find something to be offended about. Unacceptable to be expected to be knee deep in human sh…t for weeks on end, You want me to do what ???? I’m not getting out of bed yet. Anyone got any hair gel, and I’ve run out of moisturiser ? Don’t call me by my surname ! and I’m identifying as a woman so I’m going home.
Fed, I was at a Biggin Hill airshow one time for a ‘celebration’ or anniversary (think it was for the Battle of Britain) and as a specific item in the display there was a demo of a strafing run by a late Mk. Spitfire with supercharger and cannons. The display pilot went up to about ‘angels ten’ (had permission to go that height) and then turned to dive and strafe the bare runway where some dummy charges in strings had been laid. All was timed to perfection in the diplay.
My awe turned to something close to terror when the Spit came screaming down, supercharger wailing like ten thousand banshees, cannons crackling with blanks and the dummy runway charges going off to replicate the impact of the shells. I was left shivering a little (the sun had gone in, too!) and thinking of what it must have been like for a young German conscript infantryman marching behind some tanks or lorries in France or Belgium toward the end of WW2.
No wonder they threw away their weapons and headed for the nearest ditch or clump of trees.
Up2
I apologise – I didn’t mean to fly it so low ( a dream – and at 6’4” I think I’d need a hurricane or typhoon- or a mozzie – rather than a sports car spitfire – mk 20 I guess – with all than technology … ..
Funny – I recall being on a ‘hill’ overlooking my local – north Weald watching a spitfire going through its ‘ paces after the show ended .quite something ..
I was a kid and ‘too poor ‘to buy a ticket on the day …
Fed, yes the Spits were a little cramped but nowhere near as bad as the ME 109s. I remember listening to Adolf Galland in a conversation with one of our ‘Few’ (name escapes me – ran a pub down in Kent) and Galland cites that as one of several reasons why the Spits and Hurris were so successful in the BoB. The Spit was easy to fly (but not taxi on the ground) and the Hurricane was tougher (could take a lot of punishment) and was a much better gun platform. Am not much shorter than you but it was a dream for me, too.
Funnily, I was thinking of the Tiffie this morning and struggling to remember its manufacturer. Was it HP? No, not the sauce or HewlettPackard. Now the Typhoon was a supreme tank buster. Must look it up. Hawker! Knew there was an ‘aitch’ in there somewhere. 🙂
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawker_Typhoon
Yes the Typhoon is my favourite closely followed by the mozzie
…just caught a bit of comrade paul lenin lewis on the benefitsbox programme quizzing a tory minister about the need for a bigger money tree… ugh
Uppers and Fed, this is very interesting as British planes tended to have the cockpits arranged with the legs more or less horizontal, and the pilots could manoevre better without blacking out!
A great read is the story of Bob Stanford-Tuck,
https://books.google.co.uk/books/about/Fly_for_Your_Life.html?id=aZFmAAAACAAJ and a lot of this is explained!
He finished up running a mushroom farm in Sandwich I think!
Scrobie, think you have assisted my ageing memory a bit but with the wrong Robert. Think it was Bob Stanford Tuck who chatted with Adolf Galland, probably for a TV anniversary of BoB, maybe 40 years in 1981. Stanford-Tuck died in 1987. It could have been Robert Doe who was the landlord of a pub. Found it hard to get info on Bob Doe. Think he died this century. When I was searching for ‘Sailor’ Malan three or four years ago, there was heaps of stuff on the internet
Paul Watson does HBOS
Might as well have a laught at the end of the working week, but there is alas the serious point that the po faced finger pointers would find an ism and a fauxbia in both these funnies.
Shame the BBC can’t take the Halifax example and tell us to take our account elsewhere if we don’t like their output.
Did that with Sainsbury’s Brissles! Still use Argos though, as they’re as good as Amazon and others!
Brissles, my dear old thing (well, England – men – won a Test Cricket series 3-0!) I quit the BBC TellyTax way back when and at present rates am just over £2,700 richer or as I usually describe it £2,700 less poor.
It’s an amusing sign of the rampant hypocrisy of the BBC when their Asian network can be exclusively Asian (and 75% female) while the regular BBC for the 87% white people must also have a totally disproportionate number of BAME as well.
I find it incredible that the entire media seem oblivious to how racist they are.
Actually I don’t. They know exactly how racist it all is. But it’s all part of the Leftists groupthink agenda so they all lie and pretend they don’t. Truth is not important to the Left.
If it’s called the BBC Asian Network, why are there no Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Filipinos, Thais and others in the above picture?
NB: the last time I checked, there were 68 registered ‘Asian’ (i.e. Indian sub-continent) TV and radio channels available in the UK. So why does the BBC deem it is necessary to run an openly racist radio station to cater for this particular demographic?
John and Ian, do they get many listeners?
It doesn’t matter. It doesn’t need to be finanacially viable in any way.
One of the advantages of being funded by compulsory tax and answerable to nobody.
Not notice its the same with crime reporting?
That pic is not all Asian Network presenters
January 24th, 2022 “Twelve new presenters are joining the BBC Asian Network as part of its second nationwide presenter search”
*nationwide* ?
from Oldham. Birmingham, Coventry, Oxford
Then Luton, Chelmsford, Watford, Brighton, London, London, London, London
They don’t come from nationwide
They come from near London mostly
And not from MOST of the country
A hell of a lot of people live north of Oldham or west of Oxford.
Likewise the name Asian is a fiction .. the vast majority of Asians do not come from South Indian : Pak/Bang/India/Sri Lanka
The BBC seem to hide the list of Asian Network presenters
There are 28 in this recent photo
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/25XWJ4TDNSGs8JTCJ8KMpzS/asian-network-presenters-bhangra-playlist
This list seems to be from 2020 but may be out of date
https://media.info/radio/stations/bbc-asian-network
The Facebook page has half a million likes plus 149K Instagram followers
so I suspect that a large chunk of its listeners are Asians abroad who are getting a free service paid for by British licence payers.
An interesting perspective on sensationalist climate news stories:
Will temperature records be broken today? You bet they will. By the end of the day you can be sure we’ll be bombarded with headlines along the lines of ‘Records tumble as Britain wilts’ – or, in the case of the Guardian, ‘Record-breaking heat heightens fears of climate crisis’. But don’t get too excited. Read on a little and you will find that the records which have been broken will seem just a little less dramatic than they at first appeared. The reason we keep having ‘record-breaking’ heat is not so much because of climate change – although rising global temperatures are slightly increasing the chances of records being broken – but because there are so many records to break. This is especially the case since it became fashionable for meteorologists to start using daily temperature records: the highest, or lowest, temperatures recorded in a particular location on a particular day of the year.
The trouble is that this creates so many records it is inevitable they are being broken all the time. Last Sunday, the Observer ran the headline ‘US temperatures hit record levels as south west bakes in a heatwave’. If you thought that meant that America has just witnessed its highest temperatures ever, you were in for disappointment. It turned out that the records that had been equalled (not even broken) were the hottest 11 June in Phoenix, Arizona (equalling that measured on the same day in 1956), the hottest 11 June in Las Vegas (equalling 1956) and the hottest 11 June in Denver (equalling 2013).
Let’s do a little sum. There are 19,495 incorporated cities and towns in the US, and there are 365 days of the year – or rather 366 days with temperature records. Multiply these together and you find there are 7.1 million daily temperature records in the US to beat.
Moreover, reliable temperature records only go back a century or so. The chances of getting through an entire year without a number of these records being broken is negligible. In fact, you would expect an average of 194 such records to be broken every single day (a figure you can arrive at by dividing 7.1 million records by the 36,500 days of the past century).
As for Britain, the Met Office uses a network of 270 automated weather stations around Britain capable of producing instant recordings. Ignoring all other weather stations which could potentially record their highest-ever temperature for 17 June today (with a slight delay), the automated network alone provides a potential for 98,550 daily weather records. No, it won’t mean ‘climate chaos’ if some of these fall – it will simply be an inevitable result of ‘record temperatures’ having become a debased currency.
From the Spectator, https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-truth-about-britain-s-record-breaking-heatwave
Flotsam, unlikely. Having posted on TCW yesterday that south-westerly winds are cold because they come off a still cold Atlantic Ocean, I noticed with some considerable amusement that the BBC weather forecaster on R4 admitted this morning, in the pre-TOADY forecast, that temps were below average for this time of year due to the south-westerly wind blowing over a cold Atlantic ocean.
“‘record temperatures’ having become a debased currency” – so true but they are already debased due to the poor siting of many of the recording stations (near lots of black tarmac and jet engine testing at Heathrow, for example) or lack of Stevenson screens for same.
July fool.
BBC publishes whistleblowing policy for staff and freelancers to raise concerns as part of its impartiality drive to ensure content is fair, accurate and unbiased
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10973605/BBC-publishes-whistleblowing-policy-staff-raise-concerns-impartiality-drive.html#comments
The BBC has published a whistleblowing policy to provide staff and freelancers with a ‘confidential mechanism’ to raise concerns about activity at the broadcaster.
It’s part of the broadcaster’s bid to update its impartiality plan – to ensure its content is fair, accurate and unbiased.
The BBC’s10-point action plan was published in response to the Serota Review into the BBC’s governance and culture, which made a number of recommendations on improving editorial standards.
It was triggered by the publication of Lord Dyson’s scathing report into the circumstances surrounding Martin Bashir’s 1995 Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales.
In the new progress report, the BBC says the whistleblowing policy aims to ‘encourage anyone with honestly-held concerns to report them’, including about editorial issues.
It notes that ‘usually’ concerns can be resolved informally or formally through routes such as using the company’s management chain and other policies already in place including those for grievances and anti-bullying and harassment.
However, it also says that if individuals are ‘not comfortable’ using these routes or if the concern raised remained unresolved, then the new policy ‘provides a range of alternative ways to report the issue’.
The broadcaster has also updated how it handles fast-tracked complaints and created a new process for BBC-initiated editorial investigations.
Another update in the plan is that programmes have been selected for the first internal content reviews, which will assess editorial standards and culture including impartiality, freedom of expression, diversity of voices, accuracy, fairness and trust.
The programmes chosen are BBC Breakfast News, Countryfile and the morning radio news programmes in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
The BBC said these selections have not been made because of particular impartiality concerns.
The broadcaster also said that more than 24,000 people have completed ‘bespoke impartiality training’ since January 2021, with all new joiners required to complete it.
Peter Johnston, BBC’s director for Northern Ireland, has been leading the implementation of the plan.
😂🙈🙉🙊
Clearly the Ofcom drivel about letting broadcasters do more advertising is in preparation for the W1AA crowd to have to go commercial!
Still, a few longer breaks for Norwegian ‘coooorrrr’ sales between their dire programmes might be a godsend!
PR division assists in passing on the message that certain things are hard to cover up.
Keep taking the knee though boys / girls / others …
The BBC seem to bend over backwards to accommodate ‘Pride’. Clearly the senior executives in the BBC must have had a hard time at their posh boarding schools…
It is simply untrue the BBC headline review seldom leads with the Fail.
Unless absolutely necessary, for English audiences.
Bill is trying to run a very BBC excuse to cover for a very BBC excuse for its dire performances.
https://tradingaswdr.blogspot.com/2022/07/name-please.html?
Charlie might be advised not to criticise.
https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2022/07/jesus-these-letters-loan-shark-would-be.html
They likely have her kids’ school logged too.
Meanwhile… ‘Confused… you should be…’
https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2022/07/looking-back.html
Having a biased ‘fact checker ‘ employed by the BBC is no surprise . But the fact that this fellow has left a twitter trail evidencing his pro EU – anti brexit bias demonstrates the real group think of the BBC .
They think they are fire proof – guaranteed income – pay – pension – so know they can get away with the bias …..
https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2022/07/bbc-delivers-progress-on-impartiality.html
Seems more ‘training’ is the solution.
That will so work, as with degree holding nurses previously unaware that immobile patients need assistance with accessing water or bathrooms.
I see that utter tool Sambrook has solved the problem in true BBc style by ‘protecting’ his tweets.
Soon the only people sharing BBC misinformation will be BBC staff between each other, uniquely funded by those still paying the TVL.
Mark Steyn does a Clubland Q&A on his website at 10pm each Friday.
Last night was ostensibly about Canada’s ‘Dominion Day’ but covers other topics.
https://www.steynonline.com/12611/dominion-lost (1h 20m long).
Between around 23:30 and 35:00 he talks about the ramifications of ‘migration’ to America and Europe with the resulting loss of social cohesion and history.
It’s going to be “big and bloody and awful and messy.”
As usual I’m guessing I’m a bit behind and everyone has seen the grotesquely funny Jeremy Vine “croaking video.”
This bloke has let all us men down. This is the epitome of man flu, that amuses women so much. WTF was he thinking of?
He’s lying in bed, clearly quite poorly, chewing on his pillow and croakily imploring the Prime Minister to “do something about it”. Like what?
Poor old Jezza has a sore throat, so forget about Ukraine. Don’t worry about our tanking economy or inflation in double digits. Dinghy dodgers are pouring in daily and you’re going to have to mortgage your house to put a gallon in the car.
Stop all the clocks,
Cut off the telephone,
Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone.
Jeremy Vine has a nasty cold…
What a bleedin’ wimp!
Hence his appeal to a particular audience at a particular airtime.
Seen his arms?
I have pulled dental floss with more meat on it.
Not forgetting he wants the Government to do something about it !!! He’s a grown man for God’s sake – what an embarrassment to his family. If my father had done that (he wouldn’t in a million years) I would change my name.
I agree Brissles.
My dad’s family lived in South London docklands during the War and their lives were devastated. My Dad still joined the army in 1942 when he was 18.
If he was alive today He would laugh in Vines face.
It’s been a while for me, but whilst passing some time looking how institutionally racist the bBBC is (against us normal British folk) I came across this…
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-61991931
I didn’t think anyone in labour would promote such a thing… probably why it’s been hidden in regions.
If that was a Tory that said that, they’d be on the homepage and called out as racist 😩
I feel a little embarrassed but for he 1st time I actually agree with that weasel.
What they should actually be expanding on is that this will be waiting to happen again as the boat loads come into the country illegally from 3rd world countries who do not give a toss about “our” values
The 1990s TV comedy Fast Show may possibly have predicted the Monkey Pox, the favourite feminist anthem and the girls wonder – do we still need shampoo?
These days it is near axiomatic of the BBC online press line-up that the most concise, most snappy, hardest-hitting anti-Boris headline to come to hand gets promoted to top of the pile.
Johnson hit by backlash for protecting ‘groping’ MP – that’s the proud to be Pride-endorsing left-leaning ‘i’ newspaper this morning – perhaps they’d like to see former Tory whip Chris Pincher publicly horse-whipped?
The predominently female-readership Daily Mail frets how: ‘Groping’ Tory was too drunk to speak – you’ve nothing much to worry about there, luvs… he: was seen ‘staggering around the bar… lurching towards young men and propositioning them’
One can’t help but recall the comedian Paul Whitehouse and his TV sketch show character the half-pickled, rambling old barrister Rowley Birkin QC of those labyrinthine gentlemen’s club fireside anecdotes. Tall tales punctuated by such exclamations as: “backstreets of Cairo, before the war”; “Her husband had been entombed in ice”; and the prescient “poisonous monkey!” all such shaggy dog tales invariably brought to a conclusion with the Chris Pincher-esque defence line “I’m afraid that I was very, very drunk”
…private members club – scoffs the left-leaning ‘i’ – obviously not that private, was it? And as the stuff formerly of inuendo daily becomes common media parlance we wonder alternatively, where’s Kenneth Williams when we need him? Ooh, er, Matron…!
Settle down in class! The ‘i’ goes pedagogical on us: What is the Carlton Club? From 19th century beginnings to popular haunt of Red Wall Tories. The private members club in St James’s was the scene of Chris Pincher’s alleged groping of two men
She may not be as young, as supranationally diverse, or as corporately bankable as our Emma, but of course we Brits can’t bear not to have a second week of Wimbledon hero: At last! Heather Watson breaks through to second week (Guardian) – see… told you.
Winning proves elementary for Watson (Telegraph)
First for success. Heather finally victorious (Daily Express)
It was long-forgotten US rhythm-and-blues singer Ernie K-Doe who in 1971 first recorded the at-the-time sunk-without-trace military snare drum beat introduced marching song Here Come the Girls – you’ll remember hearing it in 2007 when Boots the chemist decided to drum it into our heads in their TV advertising campaign – skipping some of the original lyrics.
I’ve no idea of the copyright situation but if that stirring ditty isn’t used to plug: Women’s Euro 2022. Your 40-page guide to the tournament (Guardian); Women’s football scores with sponsorship… the rising value of media and commercial rights, with lucrative TV deals, plus higher-profile sponsors (FT weekend) – then the ad men are missing a trick.
Run it up the flagpole and see who salutes – as those trendy ad men once used to say back in the day.
She’s back! The return of Anneka Rice (Times)
Turn up the volume. The Grammy award-winner Adele, 34, took to the stage in Hyde Park (Times)
Hello, it’s me. Joy and tears as emotional Adele returns home in style (Mirror)
Sophy Ridge. Abortion rules could change in the UK (‘i’)
Do we still need shampoo? (Guardian)
Libya protesters storm parliament building (BBC) – perhaps Donald Trump put them up to it? There should be an investigation. Oh, best not investigate it too closely – it was during Barrack Obama’s presidency that Libya was trashed.
Barack Obama says Libya was ‘worst mistake’ of his presidency (Guardian)
Back down to earth with a bump…
Air travellers face years of rising fares, warns Ryannair’s O’Leary (FT) – the ever-optimistic Boris-supporting Express begs to differ: It’s a promise… you will enjoy a hassle-free summer holiday!
From the DT enjoy
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The BBC is to scrutinise the impartiality of Countryfile as part of a review into editorial standards.
The BBC One show has been at the centre of impartiality rows over farming, fox hunting and environmental issues.
In its review, to be conducted in-house, the corporation will assess the programme’s impartiality, freedom of expression, diversity of voices, accuracy, fairness and trust.
BBC Breakfast News and morning radio news programmes will also be subject to review at the same time.
The BBC said other programmes would follow and insisted that Countryfile had not been selected “because of particular impartiality concerns”.
However, sources acknowledged that it was a show which regularly prompted complaints.
“Countryfile has to deal with some contentious issues that bring out differing views. This is the first of many programmes we’ll be looking at as part of our review process, but the kinds of issues Countryfile covers make it a good barometer for impartiality,” an insider said.
The show has been accused of pro-Remainer bias over warnings that restrictions on seasonal migrant workers from the EU would have a detrimental effect on Britain’s fruit growing business.
Its coverage of issues from hedgehog decline to badger culls and fox hunting have also drawn complaints, with some viewers believing that the show scapegoats farmers, and others claiming that it prioritises the voices of farmers over environmental and wildlife concerns.
The review of Countryfile, BBC Breakfast and local news is part of a wider plan to “enhance standards”, the corporation said.
In an update, the BBC said questions about impartiality had been included in the annual employee survey for the first time and that 94 per cent of staff who took part said they understood why impartiality is important.
“There is now clearer promotion of the editorial guidelines on the BBC’s internal website to further understanding of them, and there is ongoing work with content teams to support more open discussion around editorial issues,” the BBC said.
The corporation has also published details of its whistleblowing policy, providing staff and freelancers with a “confidential mechanism” to raise concerns.
It follows Lord Dyson’s scathing report into the circumstances surrounding Martin Bashir’s 1995 Panorama interview with Diana, Princess of Wales.
Earlier this week, the BBC agreed to pay “significant” damages to Mark Killick, the former Panorama journalist who first raised concerns about Bashir’s methods.
Mr Killick first alerted the BBC to the existence of forged bank statements used to entice the Princess into sitting down with Bashir. Mr Killick said he was sacked for “disloyalty” as a result and then smeared by the broadcaster.ENDS
I wonder if a few more ‘presenters ‘ will be heading for the Classic FM refugee centre ?
Fed, I think it was yesterday but may have been Thursday, I was awake early enough to listen to Farming Today – 5.45 a.m. on Radio4. It was all waves of negativity from the BBC Presenter (may have been Charlotte Smith). “Can you get enough workers?” “What about British workers?” “Is the migrant scheme working?” Typical BBC, they really are Knaves of Wegativity.
Up2
I find that as miserable as the ‘food programme’ which I also ditched – is it still ‘organic good ‘ everything else ‘crap ‘…
Fortunately my reducing BBC consumption is continuing …
I see the bbc are gearing up for a major scarefest regarding covid. The country was closed down for two years for the experiment in population obedience and I don’t know if they will fall for it again. If a new lockdown is announced, as far as I’m concerned they can shove it. Same if the authorities try to put fines my way. I’ll wear a mask in your shop if requested; it’s your entry policy after all. I don’t know how many vaccine doses were administered, but I reckon there is a case for saying that all they did was make a lot of loot for the chosen. If they open the partygate story again I will scream. Yes, Boris had a scotch egg and your granny died. One didn’t cause the other. Meanwhile, world war three, how’s that coming along? The bbc have dropped Zalensky pretty much now that the Ukranians aren’t the saints we were repeatedly told, particularly the Azov crew.
2024 – Durham constabulary says it will have to restart the starmer beergate investigation because all the original plod have either retired or passed on … result due in 2029…
It turns out the investigator is on a ‘job share ‘ -on,y does Wednesday afternoons been on covid leave -maternity leave – then parental leave – then sick leave over ‘stress ‘…
I think the BBC have been embarassed a few times now by presenting quotes from Zelensky as factual headlines then finding out later he is lying through his teeth as he tries to draw NATO into the war.
Don’t get me wrong : Russia are most definitely the bad guys here, but we should not be a mouthpiece for all Ukranian propaganda. It’s their war they have been brewing for years, not ours. Despite what the BBC tells us, much of the world doesn’t trust the West or the BBC one little bit and things like this are the reason why.
The BBC is a lot of things in its output, but ’embarrassed’?
Never.
https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2022/07/pride-comes-before-fall.html
Seems a noted bread brand of my Youth is to be brought back as Xe’s Pride, in a transparent wrapper. With a free Weiner.
OK, I’ll reword it be that they are concerned about multiple front-page headlines which are provable fake news and which could be used against them in the future when the real fight for the survival of their budget starts.
‘Embarassed’ implies a degree of ethics which I concede the BBC do not posses.
Today watch
They ‘interviewed ‘ a couple of ‘crime commissioner ‘ waste of rations – overpaid underworked quango types as a meaningless layer of plod management .
It got nowhere – wittering on about the ‘need to good leadership ‘ meanwhile the papers report met plod being fired for sharing a picture of a golliwog with the caption ‘Meghan wedding day ‘ …..
I think the recruitment has a lot to answer for – interesting one of those sacked looks ‘Asian ‘…
Unique terror trial that changed France
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-62009301
This is how the BBC cover one of the the worst terrorist attacks in Western history.
1,300 words long and you have no idea what happened because they don’t go anywhere near it. Nor the motivation behind it. They’ve switched it to yet another 100% empathy report.
“I would spend hours on the phone listening to one client telling me how she felt the day before. As lawyers, I’m not sure we’re prepared for this.”
No you didn’t. 10 minutes at most.
“This is the first time I’ve cried in court during a testimony,” Julia Courvoisier, another lawyer for victims, told us.
It goes on and on with stuff like that without any mention or hint of the evil intentions of the people who did it.
And to cap it all off, they actually print this from the defence lawyer of the terrorist:
One of Abdeslam’s lawyers, Olivia Ronen, said his sentence was “what we would have asked for the real authors of the Bataclan attack, but it’s clear that we don’t have them and that someone has to be punished”.
So even though he has been found guilty, the BBC want us to think he’s just a scape goat. Why did they put that in the article ?.
Whenever I read articles like this I always think about the far-right terrorists who get their entire lives dissected and presented to show us how evil they are. Even when (as is usually the case) nobody died.
Anne Marie Waters responds to a defamatory letter, which could be interpreted as urging incitement, published by The York Press.
Another ‘finds his voice’.
https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2022/07/one-man-truly-can-make-difference.html
Maybe if Steve Wright promised the BBC that he would
transgender. He could keep his job .
Dilemma for the BBC today – do they give blanket coverage to the Gants Hill murder March ? Or show lots of queer plod marching with other queer people ‘celebrating being queer ‘?
BBC really Not for me at all anymore ….
All part of the package which made Putin decide the time was right.
Jordan Peterson on his de facto Twitter ban
and the way Twitter expects him to own up to a crime, when they don’t tell you what specific crime you have committed
ie their process is NOT judicial
He guesses that when he referred to a past even of a biological female having had her breast removed, Twitter is saying it’s a hate crime unless you “a MAN had HIS breasts removed and is now a man”
He is setting the click hit loser media alight with this.
I think they pay him to do it.
Vile likely got him booked.
oops missed a word
unless you say “a MAN had HIS breasts removed and is now a man”
TOADY Watch #1 – the BBC have thrown their lot in with Lacklustre Labour
Now we know. The BBC have abandoned support for the LBGTQi Community, temporarily, to support the sucker leading the Lacklustre Labour Party and attack the Conservative Government over Chris Pincher MP. This morning it was a direct attack on the Prime Minister, personally (now there’s a surprise!) for a delay – despite the PM being otherwise occupied and out of the country – because he did not immediately and instantly withdraw the Conservative Whip from the unfortunate Mr Pincher ‘to make him stateless’ in Parliamentary terms.
What the BBC fail to comment on, in their desire to attack Boris Johnson, is the current ‘death wish’ of Conservative MPs. Apparently, it was couple of Conservative MPs who complained about Mr Pincher. Neil Parish (Honiton & Tiverton) was ‘turned in’ by a Conservative MP sitting next to or near him in the House. The MP in Wakefield – Imran Ahmad Khan – self-destructed, a bit like Mr Pincher really, but was jailed after a Court case.
This is of no interest to a supposed ‘news organisation’ like the BBC? Amazing!
The Biased Broadcaster often publishes “Record Temperatures” or “Hottest Ever”, but do they ever broadcast “Record Number of Illegal Invader landings this month”?
Perhaps they will if they read this site this morning ?
“Covid is rising again in the UK – should we worry?”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-61995463
We can “worry” if you want us to ?
Another ‘nudge’?
Retweeted by Ms Spring (who is currently also an
expertspecialist on knife crime and the Ukraine).Streak of liquid waste, plus groupie.
Without angry tweets his producers create, he is nothing.
He really is vile, reinforcing all the myths ‘the vaccines work’, ‘ they don’t last forever’ – well, I suppose a few months qualify as that. And of course if their researchers were any good they could see that some scientific papers are suggesting that your immune system is compromised. Finally, if he got over it so quickly, why was he whingeing on about Boris doing something?
If only vine – for whom I have no time – could be put up against mark Steyn and the growing numbers who have been paid off by a guilty government which never talked about risks ….
So we get Vine snivelling into his duvet on camera, and over a year ago we had Schofield sobbing on a sofa like a girl.
Where have all the REAL men gone ???? or maybe my Dad’s and our generations have set the bar too high.
They are women now !!!!!
FooC on Radio4 : Ukraine, Afghanistan, the USA and Rwanda.
Orla Guerin about local informants tipping off Russian soldiers on the positions of Ukrainian forces.
Secunder Kermani (about to move to Channel4)
: People in Afghanistan’s Paktika province are trying to rebuild lives from the rubble of the recent earthquake.
“years of corruption” “this man and his two wives”
Christine Spolar (American lefty) Access to abortion will be a critical issue in the US mid-term elections in November
Anne Soy Rwanda has been hosting a gathering of Commonwealth leaders
President Paul Kagame was eager to present a polished image to the international community, whilst rebutting criticisms of his own human rights record, says .
Nick Beake : More deadly missiles at Kyiv and Odessa
Orla the BBC tipper offer who saw Malala get her shot at a new career?
Yes it’s a dilemma for them.
However, I suspect the bit they really want erased is England and the English.
Surely Halifax are anti-diversity and pro-intolerance
In the general population there are diverse views on pronouns for staff.
#1 one is that it is right to push staff into registering their pronouns
#2 Another that is wrong to intimidate staff
People that want to see men in dresses in their Halifax Bank, people who feel naturally intimidated by seeing men in dresses ..biological men impersonating biological women.
The Halifax twitter operator should have said that the bank obeys UK laws and welcomes customers with a DIVERSITY of worldviews
They shouldn’t have said they are intolerant of worldviews that don’t embrace forcing staff to state their pronouns.
In a recent meeting, our resident woke, who wouldn’t know a day’s work if it hit him over the head, raised the pronoun issue, I think in all seriousness. I replied that now that I can choose my own pronouns, i wish to be known as “Mick the magnificent” and I expect all emails to begin with “Dear grand wizard”.
The TV licencing enforcement letters have changed from bright red to bland white . Theyve opened an ‘investigation’ and i may well get a visit from an ‘ enforcement officer ‘
Wonder if theyve got body cameras yet…
Theyd be lucky to get a ‘ not today’ from me behind a closed door.
Expect mad Pol on Newsnight with Mad Al soon.
Speaking for the nation, together.
Two issues often come up here
#1 How we can be more focussed and get action against the BBC
#2 That commenters are straying off the topic of the BBC
The thing is the BBC is not the problem
Rather it is a sign of a deeper MALAISE that permeates wider
.. to ITV, to Channel4, to Skynews
to GBnews and TalkTV bulletins which are rubbish too
.. cos they promote Guardian agendas whilst suppressing others
eg Green and LGBT issues are news .. whereas grooming gang rapes and costs of mad green policies are not.
A malaise that permeates wider charities and corps.
Like the Halifax; also only pushing the Guardian Woke-supremacist worldview
So being the very opposite of the diversity and tolerance they claim to be about.
CONFORMITY not DIVERSITY
In the old days BBC discussions use to have a diversity of views on an argument ..now presenters seem to marshal insisting there is only ONE correct worldview.
A malaise that permeates deeper as people realise our democracy is a sham ..your MP is likely to be an Oxford PPE graduate from London whether the locals vote Labour or Tory.
A country that is turning into a banana republic as the elite rulers ban the exploitation of local resources and tie business down in woke rules, whilst keeping the borders wide open ..thus diluting the country’s resources.
Oh I meant to say more, that the malaise also permeates into other platforms ie BigTech like Twitter/Youtube/Facebook
and there are two characteristics
#1 The whole of the world becomes a giant school playground with the Woke Supremacist being the School Bully Gang, they are able to assert that their way is the only way and be nasty about it. eg The vast majority of hatey tweets comes from lefties but they get away with it
#2 Injustice and Double standards
See the way above that Jordan Peterson is treated, non lefties get material banned without a proper explanation.
Then see how one side get draconian punishment for minor things
Yet for the other side the rule is “It’s OK when WE do it”
And this permeates into the real courts
: XR and BLM are able to get away with amazing things
Yet on the other side anti-grooming gang protesters and anti-Covid lockdown protesters get the harsh treatment.
But Stew – where does it all end ? ( I think we might get a clue from the coming economic catastrophe – unless putin does the job …)
This country used to respect reason and fairness
eg air both sides of the debate
eg Do proper cost benefit analyses before running off into green dream projects
Now those things have gone out of the window, and the UK has decayed to become a banana republic.
Stew, you have really good points there. It is all media in the UK; print, radio and radio/tv. It seems we are all collectively – with the exception of commenters on here – reverting to childhood. Same is true in the US, maybe it started there and came over the Atlantic to infect the UK as many US ‘trends’ do. Just look at the meltdown in the USA over the Supreme Court ruling on abortion. Reaction from feminists? Have a ‘paddy’ like a four year old child when told they cannot have more sweets because they’ve had two packets and their lunch is coming up.
11:58am trailer “A positive life, people living with HIV with me Sam Smith ” is he/she the non binary pop star ?
You missed ‘they’ off the pronoun list Stew. Report for a re-education course first thing Monday morning.
Yes
What non job is he getting ? Spokesman for Green Peace or IS or similar ? Or weatherman on classic FM .
Burn that ( expensive )diesel
Fed, could be the Horrorbin is going to become an OAP. He must have quite a tidy pension from the BBC.
The problem at the BBC is that the staff are so far Left, they think their output is the norm, not the biased tripe it actually is.
After the Brexit vote, they were all walking around in a daze : they just could not understand why we voted to leave. I remember listening to dizzy Aneka Rice the day after and she was talking like someone had died.
Their ‘impartial’ line in the sand is a lot further Left than it is in real life.
That quote from Marr is something that Lenin or Stalin might have said. It is utterly incompatible with classical liberalism and with democracy.
If Marr reflects the thinking of the modern left , the ‘liberal ‘ establishment , then they are quite prepared to impose their policies on the rest of us and are prepared to punish anyone who doesn’t agree or tries to resist.
From what has happened in the USA andUK over the past few years I think that it is very likely that the elite plan to do away with any pretence at democracy in the foreseeable future. We are entering the post democratic era but most people don’t even realise it yet.
But there is hope. The majority of folk haven’t yet been impacted by the elite’s plans but the net zero green nonsense will hit everyone hard and wake them up. In a few months everyone is going to be affected and they won’t accept it. But they will think that they can use the power of their vote to stop the nonsense. When they find that their votes are meaningless , that democracy is dead , they might be roused to fight back.
I’m certain that if ordinary folk don’t push back the elite will happily construct their post democratic world where we must do what they tell us. The fight against greenish might be the last chance to save democracy.
So the elite are using greenish nonsense to hold on to the people. Yes, especially the Gretniks of the young.
But what could cement the people to the elites is a war, lots of our soldiers coming home in body bags. And Johnson, the MSM and the military chiefs are falling in line. Smash Russia, hang Putin
Marr was a Maoist, known as ‘Red Andy’ at Cambridge, so he possibly meant his Maoist background rather than his Presbyterian one. His quote about ‘the vigorous use of state power to coerce and repress‘ is from his article in The Guardian (a sort of newspaper) in February 1999. I would no sooner defend him than I would deny that there are only two genders and that they derive from biological sex. However, the article is well worth reading for additional insights into his views on the White working class and the attitudes of the so-called elite.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/1999/feb/28/lawrence.ukcrime4
The kids on the twitter getting a bit excited about Starmer and penalty notices …
…
Perhaps the media strategy starts with a Non denial before it ‘leaks” to the daily mirror …
Or not … yawn …
Perhaps but speculation is boring
Having a beer with colleagues in his work bubble ..not a crime in my opinion
Grown adults choosing to have a party and taking their own Covid responsibility like not taking a public bus cos the driver might have a vulnerable spouse at home ..that would be OK
Their hypocrisy is their problem though.
Horrorbin is a mendacious sneaky PoS
Is it true that the mp viewing tractor porn was not watching it in the h of c chambers but was looking at it outside somewhere.
Leaning against a wall (inside or outside the building I don’t know)
Or is this fake news.
I can’t recall where I heard it but it was said with some certainty.
Nothing comes up on a Twitter search : Neil Parish outside chamber
And it would be a “too wow to be true” claim
Buzzfeed “At first, a female minister reported an MP who was sitting near her for watching porn *in the chamber*,
now they’re trying to say another MP saw it there and the minister saw it in a committee meeting. “
I expect some people say
“What you mean like an experimental gene therapy vaccine ?”
Lucky if you could even get an appointment with a GP. Not much chance there.
Is this a case of ‘The Mandela Effect’? I could’ve sworn it was “Catch the Pigeon,” and not “Stop the Pigeon,” and the name of the cartoon was actually “Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines.”
…and don’t get me started on Dolly’s braces in “Moonraker.”
https://isthebbcbiased.blogspot.com/2022/07/this-debate-feels-as-old-as-hills.html
In which The BBC has a special programme for The BBC to ask The BBC just how great The BBC is, and soon arrives at the conclusion The BBC is awesome.
Times does report , but with the expected bias by misleading photo
Any lawyers out there?
The BBC is always claiming it can’t show us pictures of all those ‘gang members’ convicted of drug dealing, stabbing and shooting because they’re under age. (You know the ones, those budding rap artistes who just made some bad life choices?)
Yet the Sun seems able to post all the details, including photos, of 14 year old Craig Mulligan who murdered 5-year-old Logan Mwangi.
Funny that.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/19058552/who-logan-mwangis-brother-craig-mulligan/
Vlad
The law under the rehab of offenders act 1974 – set the rule for non identification of those under 17? Or 18? Convicted of a criminal offence –
There is also a power for a judge to lift the secrecy in particular cases such as this vile animal –
I’m a believer in the death penalty – imposed according to the crime – not the age of the killer – so a 14 year old could hang in Fed world ….
I am not a qualified lawyer ….
I believe everyone should be named – whatever age – to be responsible for their crimes….
Here is Andy Burnham the Socialist failure Mayor of Manchester who is on the record admitting that it was not the government who forced Manchester into the disastrous clean air zones which he was forced to abandon after paying his wife who was part of a company which made the signage for the failed project and presumably again for the signage which says it’s now on hold.
It hasn’t stopped Labour in the NW continuing the lie though that the government was behind the scheme when it was Labour all along, and when there is a change for the TV media (BBC SKY Channel 4) to hold Labour to account as they claim to do impartially they are nowhere to be seen.
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/20247377.bolton-clean-air-zone-andy-burnham-admits-wasnt-forced-introduce-charges/