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  • How the BBC conspired with open border activists to rig Question Time and ambush Reform
  • BBC admits Brexit bias – then attacks the critics who exposed it 23rd June 2026
  • Hamas critic sacked, Hamas fans get a slap on the wrist at two-tier BBC 22nd June 2026
  • Government picks Net Zero ideologue as chair of Ofcom 21st April 2026
  • A BBC Director General to take on Netflix but not to root out bias 25th March 2026
  • Will Lisa Nandy take this golden opportunity to end BBC bias? 12th March 2026
  • This ‘independent’ review entrenches BBC bias instead of rooting it out 4th February 2026
  • ‘Dianarama’ – the conspiracy of deceit exposé that should sign the BBC’s death warrant 28th November 2025
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General Election Survey – Summer 2015

News-Watch Reports | by Andrew
News-watch monitored four BBC programmes between March 30 and May 10, 2015.   The programmes were: Today and The World at One on BBC Radio 4, BBC1’s News at Ten, and BBC2’s Newsnight.

Charter Renewal Review Fails to Tackle BBC Bias

BBC Bias, BBC Trust, Ofcom | by David Keighley
Charter Renewal Review Fails to Tackle BBC Bias
Former deputy governor of the Bank of England Sir David Clementi’s review of BBC governance as part of BBC Charter renewal looks impressive at first glance – but he has badly misunderstood what is required. What he proposes will leave…

Bridgen putdown underlines rot at heart of BBC complaints process

BBC Bias, BBC Complaints Process, EU Referendum | by David Keighley
Bridgen putdown underlines rot at heart of BBC complaints process
As the crucial referendum vote looms, how DO you complain about the BBC? The reality is that the Corporation is its own judge and jury in dealing with complaints and has neatly-honed putdowns for almost every eventuality. The odds are…

BBC referendum coverage flunks early impartiality test

BBC Bias, EU Referendum | by David Keighley
BBC referendum coverage flunks early impartiality test
At the heart of David Cameron’s renegotiation claim is something deeply contentious and what many believe to be a bare-faced lie: that he has secured for Britain an unqualified opt-out from the ‘ever closure union’ ratchet clause in the treaties…

Commons media select committee misses the elephant in the room

BBC Bias, BBC Trust, Ofcom | by David Keighley
Commons media select committee misses the elephant in the room
The Commons Culture, Media and Sport select committee has spent six months considering reform of the BBC in connection with the imminent renewal of its Royal Charter. Its report – published last week with little fanfare – contains some half-decent…
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