BBC impartiality

The BBC said it will begin using generative Artificial Intelligence to write headlines for news articles to “help” journalists work quicker.

Activists protested outside Downing Street over an explosion at a hospital in Gaza, which the legacy media initially blamed on Israel.

Hundreds descended upon the BBC building to protest the public broadcaster’s decision to not refer to Hamas terrorists as “terrorists”.

The BBC has come under scrutiny as reporters for its Middle East bureau have been accused of supporting the Palestinian terror group Hamas.

The face of the BBC’s disinformation fact-checking unit, Marianna Spring, allegedly fabricated fictitious details on her resumé in 2018.

The BBC is facing critisicm after it edited an article on a convicted paedophile to remove references to his role as a drag queen.

The BBC has been accused of “collusion” with Sadiq Khan over its reporting on the Mayor of London’s anti-car Ultra Low Emission Zone scheme.

The BBC has been accused of trying to cover up an interview with Andrew Tate, which has been blocked for UK-based YouTube users.

The face of the BBC’s recently launched disinformation unit said that the backlash against the Big Brother-esque bureau, which she dismissed as “trolling”, demonstrates the need for the publicly-funded broadcaster to investigate citizens of the UK.

The BBC announced on Monday the formation of a new disinformation unit in its newsroom to counter alleged conspiracy theories and fake news.

The BBC has complained after Twitter slapped its main account with a “government funded media” tag, joining the likes of NPR in America. 

Britain’s supposedly impartial state broadcaster has published an article in anticipation of Donald Trump being arrested asserting that he “will try to spin” being detained.

The BBC said Gary Lineker will “step back” from presenting Match of the Day until they come to an agreement on his social media posts.

In an apparent breach of BBC impartiality rules, a reporter for the public-funded broadcaster embraced Ukrainian President Zelensky in a hug.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been forced to suspend present Martine Croxall for expressing open glee over Boris Johnson failing to return as Tory leader and Prime Minister.

Nearly two million Britons have ditched their TV licence fee which funds the BBC after over a quarter of a million tuned out last year.

The supposedly impartial BBC has come under fire after a sports presenter criticised England’s women’s football team for being too white.

The BBC amended an article on alleged serial killer Harvey Marcelin to reflect that the convicted murderer was born biologically male

The BBC has been revealed to have received hundreds of thousands in ad revenue from Saudi Arabia’s national oil company.

The BBC has appointed the former editor of the left-wing HuffPost UK, who shared social media posts critical of Brexit and Boris Johnson, despite the corporation’s new director-general Tim Davie having said impartiality and representing the views of all Britons should be prioritised.

The BBC Woman’s Hour programme asked the public whether they believe “age-appropriate pornography” should be made for children.

Streaming services such as Netflix will be policed by Britain’s broadcasting regulator in a bid to level the playing field for the BBC.

A ‘Palestinian Specialist’ for the BBC has been revealed to have said that “Hitler was right” and compared the Jewish state of Israel to Nazi Germany.

A BBC presenter said she felt “haunted” by complaints that the broadcaster was “building up” UKIP and its then-leader Nigel Farage in the early 2010s.

A human resources executive at the BBC has been revealed to have shared social media posts wishing for the death of President Donald Trump, as Britain’s left-leaning publicly funded broadcaster seeks to clamp down on partisan remarks online.

The BBC’s new director-general is set to “reform” the broadcaster “with urgency” and commission more right-wing comedy, after years of programming pandered to the left-liberal metropolitan elites in London.

Rival news outlets are set to challenge the British media establishment, as the BBC comes under pressure after plans to censor patriotic songs at the Last Night of the Proms.

A BBC producer said that singing the words of the patriotic British song Rule, Britannia! is akin to neo-Nazis singing about gas chambers.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson lashed out at the BBC over its decision to remove the lyrics of Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory from its broadcast of the Last Night of the Proms, calling for an end to

Bowing to pressure from the Black Lives Matter movement,the BBC announced o that it will remove the lyrics of Rule, Britannia on the Proms.

The BBC is reportedly considering the idea of scrapping patriotic songs Rule, Britannia! and Land of Hope and Glory in a push to “decolonise” the broadcast of the Last Night of the Proms in response to the iconoclastic Black Lives Matter movement.

Tens of thousands of people have joined a campaign the defund the UK’s public-funded broadcaster as the backlash grows against the media outlet’s supposedly ‘impartial’ reporting.

The BBC has announced that it has employed a high-level bias-checker to ensure that the taxpayer-funded broadcaster appears impartial on social media. The announcement comes after public outcry following a news programme airing a politically-biased monologue.

The BBC will replace Emily Maitlis on Wednesday’s edition of Newsnight after the anchor took to the nation’s airwaves to denounce Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s chief advisor Dominic Cummings in what has been ruled as a clear demonstration of bias.

Culture secretary Oliver Dowden has said that the BBC must abandon its “narrow urban outlook” and be sure to provide “genuine diversity of thought and experience” if it wants to survive.

The BBC has announced that it will cut 450 jobs from its news division, as well as scaling back the number of stories covered in an effort to save £80 million by 2022.