The BBC updates what is happening in the Jo Cox murder trial… Jo Cox MP death: Murder accused Thomas Mair refuses to enter pleas Naturally they avoid mentioning that Mair had mental health issues whereas they mention it relentlessly as an excuse for Muslim killers. The death of Jo Cox resulted in an outpouring of anguish about the state of political discourse and how Brexit had poisoned the … Continue reading
As reports continue to come in of businesses booming on the low pound the BBC had to think of a solution to the good news news after trying to terrify us with tales of how terrible the falling pound would be. The BBC’s answer? To warn us that the pound could go up as well….so don’t think the good times will last for ever. So after having spent the … Continue reading
A new week dawns and a new Open Thread for your attention. Please detail the bias here!
The BBC loves to use the phrase ‘Male, pale and stale’, they laugh at how witty and right-on they are as they so casually use a phrase that is obviously a racist, sexist and ageist stereotype. They wouldn’t after all use a phrase such as ‘Black, slack and on crack’ would they? They would however sack you if you are hideously white…. BBC sacked me for being a white … Continue reading
Orphaned baby is rescued from Aleppo rubble – leaving BBC presenter Kate Silverton in tears as she presents news Heartwarming and touching isn’t it? A BBC news presenter cries on air as a baby is pulled from the rubble in Aleppo. Trouble is that baby wouldn’t have had to be pulled from the rubble if it weren’t for people like Silverton who mount massive anti-war campaigns whenever … Continue reading
The BBC likes nothing better than any propagandist story that urges the UK to take more of the denizens of the Calais Jungle. Such reports are always given the kid gloves treatment as is the case with this one. Calais camp: Unicef urges UK to transfer refugee children At no point does the BBC ask why the UK would want to give “sanctuary” to those already afforded such by France. … Continue reading
Andrew Neil is my favourite BBC political presenter. He is usually fair and even handed and he is one of the “talent” that deserves his salary. So that made last night’s BBC THIS WEEK opening item on the US Presidential race all the more disappointing. Neil invited the openly partisan “financial guru” Alvin Hall to provide the commentary and the gist was that Trump is ..yawns — appealing to angry … Continue reading
They move so effortlessly from Labour into the BBC. Former Labour culture secretary James Purnell has been chosen as the BBC’s new director of radio in a ‘highly unusual’ appointment say Conservative MPs. Replacing the incumbent Helen Boaden, Purnell is set to be unveiled as the next radio chief on Friday. So we can look forward to the already horrifically biased BBC radio deepening its bias under the gaze of the … Continue reading
It’s Friday, the weekend beckons, and it’s time for a new Open Thread. Detail the bias here please!
If you have been listening to the BBC’s coverage of the latest football scandal you may have noticed a constant theme that gets slipped into the discussion…that of ‘TV money’, not actually naming Sky of course, corrupting the beautiful game. Is it just my imagination or is there an underlying line that the BBC is pushing…such as an attack on Sky? Perhaps we could check out what the BBC’s … Continue reading
