BBC EU Public Relations

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Influential public relations agency BBC EU PR has just produced a puff piece for one of its top clients. “Need some helpful spin?BBC EU PRBest in the business.”(Herman Van Rompuy) Update 16.20 – just noticed that Roland Deschain mentioned this on the open thread earlier, so tip of the hat to him. Beeb Bias Craig spotted it before me too. Comments on this thread in haiku please. Starting from… now. … Continue reading →

ON THE QUARTET….

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I was reading the BBC’s coverage of the Quartet’s condemnation of Israel for daring to build in Jerusalem and came across this sentence…”That move undermined efforts to restart indirect Israeli-Palestinian talks” But did it? Wasn’t the firing of rockers from Gaza into Israel another reason to conclude that “peace talks” are being undermined from THAT side? The BBC is always in such a rush to damn Israel, 24/7, isn’t it? … Continue reading →

GONE TO THE DOGS..

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I’ve received quite a few emails from people disgusted at the way in which the BBC has been pushing the joys of greyhound racing. One concerned B-BBC reader writes… I have recently been appalled by the actions of the BBCon several occasions where in various programs it has highlighted greyhoundracing as a fun sport and a great day out for the family.  Firstly early this year the presenter of Animals … Continue reading →

SUN SHINES ON BBC BIAS!

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Did you see that The Sun has picked up on the rancid bias of the BBC. Conservative backbencher Douglas Carswell said: “The BBC is in the hands of a left-wing elite. They’re a privileged organisation run for the interests of the few not the many – which is why their views are closer to a broadcast version of the Guardian rather than a popular paper.”  Watchdog Mediawatch-UK director Vivienne Pattison … Continue reading →

Couldn’t resist this…

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From Ed West’s Telegraph blog yesterday: Most London media types in their thirties are still sartorially influenced by hip-hop, which American sociologist James Howard Kunstler thinks is a conscious decision to dress like babies. Exhibit A – thirtysomething London media type Richard Bacon tweeting from New York yesterday: Yo! 34-year-old white nigga! Boom! (And he’s hip to the latest liberal lip.) Click through to read and contribute comments on this … Continue reading →

Question Time 18th March

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Question Time this week hails from Wythenshawe, Manchester, once the largest council estate in Europe and home to 1977 one-hit wonder punk rock band Ed Banger and the Nosebleeds. The constituency of Wythenshawe and Sale East is represented by Labour MP Paul Goggins who has a majority of 10,827. Labour have polled over 50% of the vote here in the last three General Elections. On the panel we have former foreign secretary Margaret Beckett, … Continue reading →