‘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…
Referendum Blog: May 26 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley BREAKFAST BIAS: BBC1’s Breakfast programme examined, with glitzy but highly misleading graphics, the UK’s contribution to the EU budget. The…
Referendum Blog: May 24 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley NEWSNIGHT BREXIT HELL? When it comes to impartiality, which planet does Newsnight – the BBC’s television news and current affairs…
Referendum Blog: May 23 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley FAIR’S FAIR?: With bias, the devil is often in the detail. A sharp-eared listener noticed on his rather congested drive…
Referendum Blog: May 22 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley BORDER TROUBLES?: On the BBC Weekend News this evening, the main item was hinged on that Vote Leave was wrong…
Referendum Blog: May 21 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley BLATANT BIAS: Each daily BBC programme does not have to be balanced, due impartiality can be achieved over time. But…
Jeremy Vine presides over EU love-in BBC Bias, EU Referendum | by David Keighley Has Jeremy Vine presided over the most biased programme so far of the referendum campaign? And possibly the most biased…
Referendum Blog: May 18 EU Referendum Blog | by David Keighley BBC HEZZA BIAS: It has already been shown conclusively that the BBC1 bulletin headlines over the past month have strongly…
BBC passes the buck over pro-EU website ads BBC Bias, EU Referendum | by David Keighley The eagle-eyed people over at Heat Street website noticed at the weekend that the BBC overseas website was running very…