Referendum Blog: June 6 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley ‘ABOMINABLE BIAS’: Andrew Marr interviewed John Major and Boris Johnson on his show yesterday (5 June). The BBC has characterised…
Referendum Blog: June 5 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley FEEDBACK BIAS: Radio 4’s Feedback, presented by Roger Bolton, ostensibly examined on Friday listeners’ concerns that BBC coverage was favouring…
Referendum Blog: June 4 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley CORNWALL BIAS: Justin Webb is the latest Today reporter to go walkabout to get the perspective of the EU referendum…
Referendum Blog: June 2 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley NAUGHTIE BIAS: On Tuesday, James Naughtie, now a roving BBC correspondent emeritus, assembled three Today features about the Scottish reaction…
BBC1 NEWS ‘MAKE YOUR MIND UP’ FEATURES STRONGLY FAVOUR ‘REMAIN’ SIDE: BBC Bias, EU Referendum | by David Keighley The BBC1 News at Ten flagship bulletin is carrying a series of reports which it says are about ‘asking about…
Mark Mardell wins Vince Cable award for balanced reporting as Germans warn of Brexit ‘nightmare’ BBC Bias, EU Referendum, World This Weekend | by David Keighley Mark Mardell, presenter of Radio 4’s The World This Weekend, has been on his travels again, this time to Berlin. …
Referendum Blog: May 29 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley NORTHERN IRELAND BIAS: On Friday’s Today programme (May 27), Mishal Husain presented three packages from Northern Ireland about the possible…
Refrendum Blog: May 28 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley THE DOG THAT DIDN’T BARK? A poster published by the pressure group Operation Black Vote (OBV) showing a skinhead thug…
‘REMAIN’ FAVOURITISM IN FIRST FORMAL BBC REFERENDUM SHOW? BBC Bias, EU Referendum | by Andrew How Should I Vote, the BBC’s first formal programme of the referendum campaign aimed at helping voters to make their…
Referendum Blog: May 27 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley CURRYING EU FAVOUR?: Both Newsnight on Wednesday night and Today on Thursday morning presented what might be called pre-emptive pieces…