It seems that the BBC has decided that the dumbed down Jubilee coverage was a template, not an aberration! The BBC faced a fresh barrage of criticism yesterday following Trevor Nelson’s “terrible” commentary during the Olympics’ opening ceremony. The backlash comes a month after DJ Fearne Cotton received thousands of complaints for her coverage at the Diamond Jubilee. The Corporation had at least 50 complaints about DJ Nelson. As sports presenter Hazel Irvine and newsreader Huw … Continue reading →

Well, the Olympic London 2012 Opening Ceremony is now behind us and what a piece of Statist agit prop nonsense it was. Little wonder the BBC have been going on about how “wonderful” Danny Boyle’s production has been. The only wonder is how Her Majesty tolerated it. Hope you all spotted our pal Universal Shami’s big moment.  The NHS section was particularly odious and yet that seems to be one … Continue reading →

  If you wanted to hear the Bullingdon Club in action you could do worse than to tune in to the Today programme where Humphrys, Webb and Mardell do a good impression of a cabal of rich, over indulged, self obsessed, elitist, arrogant, complacent yobs throwing bread rolls and brickbats at any passing foreigner they don’t like.   0852 ‘Cynics say the best thing that could have happened to whip … Continue reading →

BBC business journalist Dominic Laurie: Now the NHS. so we’ve had the china up yours. Now it’s the US Romney up yours! #socialism — Dominic Laurie (@dominic_laurie) July 27, 2012 A BBC business reporter bigging up the #socialism hashstag – says so much about BBC newsroom mindset. How long would a BBC business journo last in his job if he punctuated his tweets by promoting #freemarket or #libertarianism hashtags? I’m … Continue reading →

For many years now we have been told by the BBC that we have peace in our time…peace that is, in Northern Ireland and have been generous with the airtime for the slippery Hain and Mandelson who spared no blushes in fulsome praise of the brave Gerry Adams for making the decision to use the ballot instead of the bullet. Except of course he never really did…just as he has … Continue reading →

  ‘YOU WILL SEE WHY 1984 WILL NOT BE LIKE 1984’ ‘With more than a nod to George Orwell’s novel 1984,the advert warned of a future where soulless drones unquestionably soak up the words of their dictator who speaks to them from a large screen. Moments later a gorgeous nameless heroine in red shorts and a white tank top comes running down the aisle with a hammer in her hands … Continue reading →

    This is an interesting programme from the BBC about the Amish in the US.  It is interesting in its own right but you cannot help wondering if there is a message buried in there somewhere.  Every BBC programme now comes prepacked with a message….about climate or stimulating the economy or the joys of Islam. The Amish are pretty fundamentalist followers of their particular version of Christianity as taken … Continue reading →

When the latest British GDP figures were about to be released the BBC treated us to frequent doom laden warnings of what they would contain…and when they were released John Humphrys called them ‘apocalyptic’ having fallen 0.7%. (However since the Coalition took over the GDP figures have only fallen a total of 0.3% overall.)   The USA has just released its figures…no fanfare of catastrophe from the BBC, in fact very … Continue reading →

US reporter Jenna Fryer is in London to cover the Olympics for the Associated Press. She’s been watching the news output of our national broadcaster: BBC hates Mitt Romney! — Jenna Fryer (@JennaFryer) July 27, 2012 Yup.

A B-BBC reader writes to me; “This is about the Greek triple jumper who was expelled from the Olympics for making a joke about Africans (mosquitoes from Africa have been coming to Africa; she tweeted that ‘at least the West Nile mosquitoes will have some homemade food.’) The BBC writes the following about the tweet and Greece generally: “Golden Dawn party has soared in popularity, entering parliament for the first … Continue reading →