Lynton Crosby’s alleged, by Labour, conflict of interest, was big news for the BBC, instantly becoming a major story.   Tim Yeo’s green industry conflict of interest was of no interest at all. Remarkably nor is the alleged green industry conflict of interest of Lib-Dem Peer Lord Stephen: Lord Stephen facing questions over wind farm ’empire’ A Liberal Democrat peer was today facing questions over his support for wind … Continue reading →

    The population of Gaza is a highly political issue: “Many who oppose Israel’s arms blockade of Gaza claim that the territory is “an open-air prison” and “the most densely populated place on earth.”   The BBC’s Jon Donnison knows this well…which is no doubt why he emphasises Gaza’s population density in a parting shot at Israel as he disappears off to Australia: From little Gaza to chunky Australia … Continue reading →

    Once again the BBC demonstrate a peculiarly selective way of reporting important events from around the world.  An Aussie election candidate makes a fool of herself and the BBC are all over it, they were reporting it yesterday and remarkably it was still going strong on the news this morning: Islam gaffe candidate Banister quits Australia election   A nothing of a story in the scale of things….unless … Continue reading →

  Just an impression but listening to the BBC I kind of get the idea that when the Republicans march and there is trouble it is the Loyalists fault, when the Loyalists march and there is trouble it is the Loyalists fault. Anyone else get the same impression?  

    Just been listening to 5Live talking  (around 08:45…still on air just now) to Labour’s Jon Ashworth as he talked about this: Labour accuses Tesco and Next of hiring foreign staff on the cheap Labour will ignite a fresh row over immigration this week by naming leading companies who they claim “seem to deliberately exclude British people” from jobs     Guess what?  Not a single word from the … Continue reading →

    Richard dawkins has stirred up a bit of a Twitterspat with a completely innocuous comment.   　  Caitlin Moran decided Dawkins was declaring war on Muslims: The Telegraph’s Tom Chivers put a but more effort into coming to the same conclusion: Please be quiet, Richard Dawkins, I’m begging, as a fan Dawkins may believe that he is criticising only the religion, and its effects on the people who … Continue reading →

  Two girls have acid thrown in their faces on a Muslim majority Island.   The BBC think this may be one of Mark Mardell’s ‘senseless tragedies’… ‘….it was the first time visitors to the island had been attacked in this way, describing the incident as “alien” to both the police investigating and the victims. Officers had no idea as to the motive.‘ But just in case anyone should be … Continue reading →

Blimey but time flies! This is overdue but now underway! Off you go … detail the bias!

      ‘The Changeling’ takes you into a Catholic world of blurred edges and deepest shadows where you cannot trust that what you see is true. The Cambridge Student newspaper 2007 　 You may have been following the spectacle of the academic, historian and all round cosmopolitan Tim Stanley trying to handbag working class Tommy Robinson for his views on Islam. The most recent cause of Stanley’s angst is, … Continue reading →

So, the Government announces an extra HALF A £££ BILLION for ‘struggling A&E”‘s in England.  Labour responds by saying this is not enough (when is it ever enough for the comrades?) and the BBC dutifully follow up by wheeling on  Dr Clifford Mann, president of the College of Emergency Medicine to inform the BBC Radio 4’s Today programme that  he had “real concerns” about how the money would be allocated. … Continue reading →