There’s yet another BBC North America correspondent pushing an agenda these days. Ian Pannell has gone to Detroit to spin a tale of woe and misery, blaming all of it on the current economic situation. He even clearly articulates the message one is meant to take away: “The gap between the rich and poor in America is now bigger than it’s been for 30 years.” Pannell closes the piece with … Continue reading
We’re open every day, 365 a year, so detail any bias you spot over the Christmas holiday here! Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
Just wanting to take a quiet moment from a hectic schedule to wish ALL Biased BBC writers and readers a very Merry Christmas and best wishes for 2012. It’s been a very busy year on the site as we go from strength to strength, with more people than ever regularly visiting Biased BBC. I really do need a few days of a break so let me wish you and yours … Continue reading
Bang on cue, the BBC couldn’t let Christmas arrive without having yet ANOTHER go at the pesky Jews. Check out this outrageous item ran on Today this morning. It seems that Israeli security restrictions are causing no end of hassle for Palestinian Shepherds seeking to attend festivities in Bethlehem. (No mention as to why these security restrictions are needed, but then this is the BBC..). Also note the repeated use … Continue reading
Propagating AGW cultism is an essential element of BBC broadcasting, as Biased BBC’s Alan points out here… “The BBC have beenbusy recently pumping out the propaganda to support their belief in man madeglobal warming. Many programmes have suddenly appeared about the Arctic andAntarctic….surely no coincidence.Many of the conclusionss are highly questionable and some outright misleading. Apart from the ‘Frozen Planet’ advert for AGW we have these other programmesbombarding us with … Continue reading
The bias of the BBC is often accompanied by the sheer inanity. Next week, the Today programme will have “guest editors” and one of these is the “comedian” Stewart Lee. Clearly the BBC are so excited about Stewart’s forthcoming editorial debut that they felt inclined to allow him to do an item on Today this morning. (7.42am) Stewart did not disappoint and gave us his curious opinions as to what … Continue reading
Good to see the Daily Mail following in our humble footsteps and getting stuck in to the State Broadcaster; “Two hours before Britain’s economic figures were released yesterday, the BBC enthusiastically predicted that growth would be ‘even worse than we thought’. The potential economic slowdown was discussed at length in grave tones for three and a half minutes on Radio 4’s flagship Today programme. The issue was considered important enough to be … Continue reading
My sources tell me that there is weeping and wailing in BBC newsrooms, black ties may be worn and solemn music should be played…..at this breaking news….. The UK economy grew by 0.6% between July and September, official figures have shown, faster than previous estimates of 0.5%. The rise was driven by strong performance in the service sector and construction, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. Click through to read … Continue reading
Time for another one of these as we move ever closer to Christmas. The floor is yours… Click through to read and contribute comments on this post.
Gay advocacy is another perpetual BBC theme and it is picked up in this story being given great prominence on the main news portal this morning; “Two female US sailors have become the first same-sex couple to share the traditional dockside “first kiss” since the US ended a ban on gays in the army. Petty Officer 2nd Class Marissa Gaeta, who had been at sea for 80 days, won the … Continue reading
