BBC Bias Digest 17 July 2020
BBC ‘FACES FRESH IMPARTIALITY QUESTIONS’: Paul Revoir, noting that Guido Fawkes had found evidence that BBC community affairs correspondent Rianna Croxford had made a series of pro-Labour and anti-Boris Johnson…
BBC Bias Digest 16 July 2020
BBC ADMISSION ABOUT ‘EGREGIOUS TWEETS’ WAS ‘JAW-DROPPING’: Mick Hume (Daily Mail 16/7) said that the admission to the House of Lords communications and digital committee by David Jordan, the BBC’s…
BBC Bias Digest 15 July 2020
BBC CUTS ‘WILL HOBBLE WEBSITE’: Charlotte Tobitt (Press Gazette 15/12) said that cuts in BBC England (providing local and regional journalism) of £25 million by the end of 2022 would…
BBC Bias Digest 14 July 2020
BBC ‘DIVERSITY’ AGENDA IS ‘IDEOLOGICAL UNIFORMITY’: Charles Moore (£ Daily Telegraph 14/7), urging over-75s to revolt against being “mugged” by being forced to pay BBC licence fees, stated: “An agenda…
BBC Bias Digest 13 July 2020
BBC ‘INTENT ON COMMITTING SUICIDE?’: In an opinion feature, Clare Foges (Times £ 13/7) stating that she was a lover of the BBC as a national ‘unifier’, argued that the…
BBC Bias Digest 12 July 2020
BBC LICENCE FEE PAYMENT ’TO BE DECRIMINALISED’: David Maddox (Sunday Express 12/7) said that, following a public consultation announced earlier this year, government sources – said to include ‘a minister’…
BBC Bias Digest 10 July 2020
BBC ‘FORCES OVER-75s TO PAY LICENCE FEE’: According to Breitbart London, the BBC had announced it would scrap fee licence fees for the over-75s from August 1, thus boosting its…
BBC Bias Digest 9 July 2020
BBC ‘SOWS HATE: Academic David Sedgwick, whose latest book about the BBC is called ‘The Fake News Factory’, claims that the Corporation , which sees itself as a ‘national unifier’,…
Deluded BBC’s mission to mislead
New BBC director general Tim Davie, who cut his professional teeth marketing Pepsi-Cola, was appointed last week to head a £5billion-a-year media empire with a guaranteed income and a news…
General Election Report – December 2019
News-watch monitored Radio 4’s Today programme in full from the dissolution of Parliament on Wednesday 6 November until the eve of polling on Wednesday 11 December 2019, an interval of…