May is my favourite time of year and have you noticed that – after our rather cold winter – it’s a fantastic month for, well, the mayflower? I travelled from Brighton to London yesterday by train and mile after mile of hedgerow was filled with that wonderful blossom. Strange, then that the BBC isn’t reporting it – especially as in 2007, after a winter that was a tad warmer – … Continue reading
The second post-election Question Time comes from Richmond, Surrey. On the panel tonight we have a line-up positively pulsating with familiarity: Theresa May, Caroline Flint, Ming Campbell, Universal Shami and Douglas Murray from the Centre for Social Cohesion. For those playing the Buzzword Bingo, we’ll be invoking the “BBC Coalition Attention Distraction Rules” which means that playing your joker on Labour Leadership gets you double points for every lefty nonentity name-checked … Continue reading
Nice to see Richard Black maintaining his track record in unbiased reporting. His contribution today is a one-sided homily backing our suicidal government’s quest to de-industrialise Britain by pursuing higher CO2 emissions targets. Not a squeak in his report, of course, from anyone who opposes CO2 reductions; but there is a gut- wrenching homily in support from an eco-mania group called Sandbag – they want the Cleggerons to go further. … Continue reading
New Open Thread Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
Young, British and Angry. “Ben Anderson gets exclusive access to the English Defence League, the movement set up to protest against what it sees as the dangerous spread of militant Islam in Britain. ” “Exclusive Access?” Any Tom Dick and Arry could have had access if they asked nicely. Poor Ben Anderson. His technique was as clumsy as a dyspraxic bull in a china shop. His agenda hung out shamelessly. … Continue reading
The Daily Telegraph’s James Delingpole reports back from the International Conference on Climate Change which has just finished in Chicago. To him, this stellar gathering of climate scientists has established beyond reasonable doubt that only morons now believe in global warming. By contrast, to Roger Harrabin, of the BBC, who was also there, the whole event was easily dimissed as a gathering of right-wingers. Mr Delingpole has interesting observations about … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Marcellus. ENOUGH TALK, TIME NOW TO TAKE ACTION TO REFORM THE BBC I have a suggestion. I have much respect for the impressive work that Biased BBC is doing to expose the symptoms of BBC misuse of their immense power and influence. I put it to you, however, that we have all shouted and complained long enough. We have listed, exposed, analysed, discussed for … Continue reading
While we have been occupied with election business, the BBC’s delegitimisation of Israel carries on relentlessly. But they disguise the bias as best they can, because they know they’re being watched.There have been several seemingly trivial examples over the last few weeks. On the open thread, Pounce and David Preiser mention the BBC’s initial silence over Hamas’s bulldozing of Palestinian homes. (They weren’t the only ones who didn’t like the … Continue reading
I see that the BBC has apologised “unreservedly” after a radio DJ joked during a live broadcast that the Queen had died. Danny Kelly, 39, told BBC WM listeners he had an important announcement to make before saying: “Queen Elizabeth II has now died.” The DJ played the national anthem as he made the joke during his weekday afternoon slot on Monday, which is broadcast from the corporation’s Birmingham base … Continue reading
Anyone catch John Humphyrs introductory lines to an item on the BA strike. “It’s not fair….” whines Humphyrs as regards the judicial decision. Not even a hint of bias, right? It is obvious which side Mr Humphrys takes. Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
