BBC Bias Digest

  • Labour’s sinister Ministry of Truth is a step on the road to dictatorship 24th June 2026
  • 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
  • BBC judges itself over climate change bias. Guess the verdict! 3rd September 2024
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BBC in ‘Conspiracy to Injure Cliff Richard’ Says Top Rights Lawyer

BBC in ‘Conspiracy to Injure Cliff Richard’ Says Top Rights Lawyer

BBC Bias, Cliff Richard | by David Keighley
The BBC’s role in the searching of Cliff Richard’s home in connection with an alleged sexual crime is ‘a witch-hunt’, according to a veteran BBC broadcaster, and has also been…
BBC Jonathan Ross Return: Why?

BBC Jonathan Ross Return: Why?

Licence Fee | by David Keighley
Could the new BBC motto be: “we don’t give a damn”? Their decision to allow the return of Jonathan Ross to front programmes on BBC Radio 2 certainly shows they…

Linwood Sacking: Classic NuLabour Spin?

BBC Expenditure, Licence Fee | by David Keighley
The 66-page employment tribunal ruling on the illegal sacking by the BBC executive board of is former chief technology officer John Linwood is an astonishing read. It makes forensically clear…
Clarkson – Yes, Immigration – No

Clarkson – Yes, Immigration – No

Immigration, Today Programme, Withdrawalists | by David Keighley
The BBC – as News-watch posted yesterday here and here  – doesn’t give a hoot about complaints about imbalance in its programmes when they relate to important issues such as…
BBC ‘Hung chief technology officer out to dry’

BBC ‘Hung chief technology officer out to dry’

BBC Expenditure, Licence Fee | by David Keighley
The botched sacking by the BBC of its chief technology officer John Linwood last week raises very serious questions about the integrity of the Corporation and its decision-making processes. News-watch…
Bland Leading the Bland

Bland Leading the Bland

BBC Trust | by David Keighley
Sir Christopher Bland, who chaired the BBC from 1996-2001 – when the hated John ’dalek’  Birt was director general – has waded into the discussion about who should become new…
BBC ‘ignores key immigration reports’

BBC ‘ignores key immigration reports’

BBC Bias, Immigration | by David Keighley
The BBC keeps telling of us that its coverage of the immigration debate is getting better and fairer. Remember, for example, when, back in January, political editor Nick Robinson uttered…
New BBC Chairman ‘must deal with bias’

New BBC Chairman ‘must deal with bias’

BBC Chairman, Licence Fee | by David Keighley
Speculation is continuing about who will become new BBC chairman in succession to Lord Patten. It’s reported that Lord Coe – said to be the favourite of David Cameron –…
BBC drama queen: A warning from history?

BBC drama queen: A warning from history?

BBC Bias, Climate Change, European Union | by David Keighley
Scratch the surface of the BBC, and connections with vested climate change alarmist interests and the EU seem to lurk everywhere.   Not only has the Corporation become an alarmist propaganda…
Today Editor’s  ‘Blackpool Rock’ Propaganda

Today Editor’s ‘Blackpool Rock’ Propaganda

Climate Change, Today Programme | by David Keighley
Jamie Angus, the young editor of the BBC Radio 4 Today programme appointed to the role a year last May, has risen through the BBC ranks virtually without a trace.…
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