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  • Lying about Farage? At the BBC, it’s par for the course 25th July 2023
  • The BBC witch-finders are coming for YOU 4th July 2023
  • Don’t worry, Huw, your £410,000 BBC salary is safe 18th April 2023
  • BBC shrugs off report from the echo chamber 2nd February 2023
  • The BBC at 100: Leading the push for totalitarianism 20th October 2022
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  • The BBC, skewered through its rotten core 16th August 2022
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News-watch Survey of BBC Ideas – April 2021

News-Watch Reports | by Andrew
In October 2020 News–watch began reviewing, cataloguing and fully transcribing all content published online by BBC Ideas. By the survey’s end, on the third anniversary of the service’s launch, 11 January 2021, this amounted to 599 individual films with a…

Bashir wasn’t the first BBC royal interview scandal

BBC Bias, Martin Bashir | by David Keighley
Bashir wasn’t the first BBC royal interview scandal
DIGGING into the Martin Bashir affair for TCW has reminded me of another huge scandal about BBC integrity in 1985 in which I was centrally involved. It showed that then, as ten years later, nothing would stop senior BBC management from flagrantly breaking…

Hall and Birt deny responsibility for Bashir fiasco

BBC Director General, Martin Bashir, Panorama | by David Keighley
Hall and Birt deny responsibility for Bashir fiasco
THE Lord Dyson report established that the BBC acted appallingly in its handling in 1995 of the interview of Princess Diana. Prince William reacted by stating that it showed his mother had been ‘deceived’ and asserted that ‘the ripple effect…

An end to BBC bias? Don’t count on it

BBC Bias | by David Keighley
An end to BBC bias? Don’t count on it
The Bashir affair has brought into sharp focus again that BBC journalism is not fair and impartial, as its Charter requires. But after decades of bias in BBC reporting of the EU, what are the chances of genuine change? Much…

BBC Ideas: an extravaganza of bias

BBC Bias | by David Keighley
BBC Ideas: an extravaganza of bias
News-watch has completed its biggest-ever survey into BBC output. It is utterly damning. The focus is BBC Ideas, a group of 600 or so short factual videos for ‘curious minds’ aimed at 18-45 year olds. The project – launched in 2018 –  is the brainchild…
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