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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Sir Cliff saga shows BBC is ‘impervious to criticism of its journalism’

Sir Cliff saga shows BBC is ‘impervious to criticism of its journalism’

BBC Bias | 17th June 2016 | 0
The BBC’s sensationalist coverage of the South Yorkshire police ‘investigation’ of Sir Cliff Richard over alleged sexual impropriety stank to high heaven from the beginning. Now that the 75-year-old singer…
Referendum Blog: June 15

Referendum Blog: June 15

EU Referendum Blog | 15th June 2016 | 0
EASTON BIAS: At what point does a BBC ‘editor’ such as Laura Kuenssberg (Politics) or Mark Easton (‘Home’) cross the line between offering expert opinion and expressing their own political…
Referendum Blog: June 14

Referendum Blog: June 14

EU Referendum Blog | 14th June 2016 | 0
BERLIN BIAS:BC Radio 1 decided to visit Germany in its Newsbeat bulletin yesterday evening. The referendum vote is now fast approaching…and the need for balance, it would be thought, would…
Referendum Blog: June 12

Referendum Blog: June 12

EU Referendum Blog | 12th June 2016 | 0
MORE ANTI-FARAGE BIAS: An earlier blog noted that the coverage by BBC1’s News at Ten of remarks made by Chancellor George Osborne in his high-profile  interview by Andrew Neil, was…
For Europe, Against the EU

For Europe, Against the EU

EU Referendum | 12th June 2016 | 0
The case for leaving the EU has never been put by the BBC in a programme wholly dedicated to the ‘out’ case. By contrast, the Corporation has, over many years,…
Referendum Blog: June 11

Referendum Blog: June 11

EU Referendum Blog | 11th June 2016 | 0
DID BBC FAVOUR ‘REMAIN’ IN VOTER REGISTRATION PUSH? The specially-extended deadline to register to vote in the EU referendum passed on Thursday night. According to the BBC, an extra 430,000…
Referendum Blog: June 10

Referendum Blog: June 10

EU Referendum Blog | 10th June 2016 | 0
PRO-OSBORNE, ANTI-FARAGE BIAS: Two successive days, two key studio events in which the respective sides in the referendum debate put their respective arguments. One was George Osborne’s appearance (Wednesday) with…
Kathy Gyngell: Farage is no racist despite ITV’s bid to load the dice against him

Kathy Gyngell: Farage is no racist despite ITV’s bid to load the dice against him

BBC Bias, EU Referendum | 9th June 2016 | 0
Tuesday night’s ITV ‘debate’ was not just a travesty of this term – you could hardly called this pre-planned, separate tables, Q&A format a debate – it was also a…
Referendum Blog: June 8

Referendum Blog: June 8

EU Referendum Blog | 8th June 2016 | 0
MORE BIAS BY OMISSION: The respected Pew Research Centre in the US released today a survey based on more than 10,500 responses in 10 of the main EU countries. At…
Referendum Blog: June 8

Referendum Blog: June 8

EU Referendum Blog | 8th June 2016 | 0
MERTHYR TYDFIL BIAS: On this morning’s Today programme, BBC reporter Sima Kotecha visited Merthyr Tydfil. There were three features. In the first, she spoke to three locals whom she said…
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