I was on BBC5 live last evening doing the Paper reviews and this story came up. Jeremy Paxman, the broadcaster, will tell of his decades-long career at the BBC as part of a three-book deal for almost £1 million, it has been claimed. The former Newsnight presenter will not pull any punches in his recollections of an illustrious 42-year career at the broadcasting corporation, the Sunday Times said. The second … Continue reading →

A Biased BBC reader brings this example of a BBC programme faking weather for climate change inspired program! “Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond swapped steering wheels for wet weather gear when filming his latest TV series. The star of Total Wipeout and Richard Hammond’s Blast Lab is hosting a new three part BBC1 series entitled Wild Weather with Richard Hammond – and naturally motored up to Cumbria for an episode on … Continue reading →

Hi folks. Well, last week saw the BBBC server crash (again) and we lost some posts and many comments. Here’s hoping for a smoother December! Here’s the first Open Thread of the week!

The reality of immigration brought to you by Frank Fielding in the Daily Mail….. We’re adding a migrant city the size of Birmingham every 30 months reveals MP who co-chairs migration group   The reality of mass immigration and an open door policy is that it means an end to the welfare state, no more free NHS, no more state schools, no more anything really funded by the state….after all … Continue reading →

  An interesting quote from a BBC journo to Nick Cohen in response to Cohen’s previous article on the ‘disastrous’ rule of James Harding……Who’s in Charge of BBC News?…… As a loyalist it is hard to publicly criticise an organisation to which I owe so much. The journo went on….. There’s also a genuine climate of fear, unlike anything I’ve ever experienced before. People are afraid to speak out. I … Continue reading →

    Don’t worry…they can’t be racist coz they’re black (h/T Jo Brand)…   Bahamas fends off critics over new migrant rules On the first day new immigration rules took effect this month in the Bahamas, officers in green fatigues swept through poor sections of the capital filling two yellow school buses with dozens of people who couldn’t document their right to be in the island chain. The government, amid … Continue reading →

The BBC is very concerned…13,000 people are working as slaves in the UK….most will be foreign immigrants but the BBC chose to illustrate its ‘package’ on Today with the plight of an English slave…and didn’t mention who the slavers were…Travellers…yet another favoured ‘minority’ given an easy ride by the BBC. I’m not sure why the BBC is so concerned, after all they are coming here ‘to work’ aren’t they?  Coming … Continue reading →

Things have gone pearshaped once again so here’s an emergency open thread….

        When you consider how ready the BBC is to plaster the thoughts of Chairman Brand all over the airwaves when he really hasn’t got anything of any originality or coherence to say it is surprising that when the Labour leader and his mansion tax policy is pretty much destroyed by another ‘celebrity’ we don’t hear a thing about it on the BBC….all the more surprising as … Continue reading →

  Yesterday the BBC’s security correspondent Frank Gardner treated us to his big hope….he thought that the West and its allies may consider ISIS to be such a threat that they decide to put boots on the ground… Frank said ‘I really hope that’s not the case.’ Thanks Frank for your personal opinion. Today he continued the theme informing us that military actions just don’t work and that good policing … Continue reading →