After increasing their spending on the US division of the BBC website, and making all those new hires, the BBC has now decided what the best use of those resources is: reporting Twitter. News tweets: Zombies attack ‘Amercia’ For the week of 27 May, here is the news – condensed into 10 topical tweets, some more serious than others. The highest possible quality journalism, worthy of the legacy of trust … Continue reading
Friday and the moment that a new Open Thread comes along for your edification! Over to you…!
BIASED BBC has just had another really successful month, our biggest ever, with in excess of a quarter of a million visits. I wanted to thank you all for supporting the site and for coming here. Along with my fellow writers, I try my best to provide you with daily output and then leave it for you to take the issue wherever you want. What makes this site so good … Continue reading
Question Time Live Blog You are all cordially invited to join in the fun for this evenings Labour Party broadcast Question Time Liveblog. Adding their weight to the National debate will be Alan Duncan, Stella Creasy, Mark Oaten, Fraser Nelson and Victoria Coren. Strong alcohol is advised if you aim to last the entire duration or, alternatively, prayer.
The BBC led assualt on the Government continues apace this morning. First up we have the screaming headline that Andy Coulson has been arrested and charged with perjury by Scotland’s finest. This is deemed the single most important story in the UK this morning (Oh really?) but I suppose we can all understand WHY the BBC is hyping it… BBC chief political correspondent Norman Smith said: “Unlike the arrest of … Continue reading
Fascinating to read from our contributor Alan that one of the biggest and most important financial events is about to happen in the US with world changing effects and this is the world’s finest news organisation’s analysis: ‘Sorry, there are no results for ‘taxmageddon’ in the category ‘News’.’ In the US in January 2013 there looms a massive financial decision….a ‘cliff edge’ moment, when the realities of the US economy will strike home. … Continue reading
I’ll be was going to be on the BBC discussing the forthcoming strike by GP’s. I happened to read this item on the BBC which states as a fact, not an opinion, that “A majority of doctors voted in favour of action in a BMA ballot of 104,000 members over pension changes.” This is VERY misleading as you have to scroll down several paragraphs to discover that just 50% of … Continue reading
The New York Times has a big feature out about the President personally approving every single unmanned drone attack, and boy is the BBC’s US President editor distraught. It’s been making the rounds of the media today, lots of debate, and Mardell is not taking it well. Is Obama’s drone doctrine counter-productive? It doesn’t make the President look bad in the mainstream media, but it sure angers the anti-war crowd. … Continue reading
Remind me, what exactly is John Pienaar for, asks Biased BBC contributor Alan? What does his ‘insights’ and ‘analysis’ bring to the picture? His impressions are consistently either of an entirely bland stream of consciousness with little thought or a surprisingly different angle on a subject that hadn’t occurred to me as I listened to whatever he was later to dissect so incisively….and probably a take that no one outside … Continue reading
Paul Krugman, what a guy. He’s the Nobel Prize winning economist who called for a fake alien invasion of the United States to spur a World War II-style defense build-up. The BBC wheeled him on this morning and salivated over his every word as he repeated his assault on the Coalition’s alleged austerity drive. Paul’s one of those economists who reckons you can spend your way out of debt but the … Continue reading
