Working-class BBC presenter Steph McGovern says the taxpayer-funded media giant needs to focus less on ethnic diversity and bridging the so-called gender pay gap and more on class.
A video produced by BBC Ideas has argued that the “fervour of populist politics can be truly terrifying,” citing the Brexit vote and the election of President Donald Trump.
(BBC) — The UK’s annual television licence fee is to rise to £150.50 from £147, the government has announced.
The scandal surrounding sexual exploitation by aid workers in Haiti is continuing to deepen, with the British government set to consult the National Crime Agency (NCA).
Police have confirmed they are investigating an alleged death threat sent to an 80-year-old Brexit supporter by EU loyalists.
The BBC has attacked Anglicans after a study revealed that nearly nine out of 10 want immigration levels “reduced”, claiming that Christianity demands support for open borders.
Shadow Treasury Minister Clive Lewis has admitted pushing political bias in his work when he was a journalist at the BBC.
The BBC has overwhelmingly suppressed Eurosceptic views in its coverage of the European Union (EU) over the years, a study has found.
The BBC has deleted a social media post describing an Iraqi asylum seeker accused of terror offenses as a “Surrey teenager.”
The BBC is still advertising positions open to everyone except white people, despite figures showing Britain’s white working class are now at the bottom of the social ladder.
“Is it discriminatory to refuse to date a trans woman?” the BBC has asked, in a piece for the British broadcaster’s ‘Trending’ platform.
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam rejected the suggestion present media scrutiny on the relationship between President Trump and Breitbart chief executive Steve Bannon would drive voters away in a television interview Thursday.
James Bond should be played by a woman, Theresa May has said, hailing the new female Doctor Who as a victory for “girl power”.
Former US President Barack Obama made a barely veiled attack on President Trump in a BBC Radio interview conducted by British Royal Prince Harry, apparently politicising the otherwise neutral Royal Family by involving them in Domestic U.S. politics.
Nearly a million Brits a year have canceled their BBC TV license for the past four years, with more than 3.5 million doing so since 2013.
Disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein’s incredible rise to power and his epic fall from grace is getting the Hollywood treatment from the BBC, which has begun developing a 90-minute feature documentary on how his alleged abuses went unreported for so long.
Britain’s ousted ex-prime minister David Cameron has claimed U.S. President Donald Trump’s opposition to mainstream ‘Fake News’ is “dangerous” at a lecture organised by one of George Soros’s organisations.
“Should anti-abortion campaigners be banned from standing outside abortion centres and urging women to change their mind?” asks BBC News in a five-minute report. Visiting an abortion clinic in London, outside which pro-life activists have “campaigned for years”, Leila Nathoo asks
The BBC is pushing a negative Brexit study published by a group funded by the European Union and advised by top eurocrats.
The BBC will be sending journalists into schools to tell pupils about their conception of “fake news” and urge youngsters to read news sources they approve of.
British taxpayers’ money has been directed to jihadist groups linked to al-Qaeda as part of a shady foreign aid programme in Syria.
The hard-left group Hope Not Hate (HNH) has been invited on the BBC (four times in one day) and CNN, where their activist sensationally claimed President Donald J. Trump’s retweets could cause social unrest in the UK.
Breitbart London editor in chief Raheem Kassam hit back at the BBC’s rolling coverage of United States President’s Twitter account Thursday, remarking the response to recent Tweets was more akin to preparations for war than mere social media. Criticising the massive,
“Would you give up a job you loved to fight for a cause that you knew, in your heart of hearts, was probably lost?”
President Donald Trump re-ignited his long-running feud with CNN this past weekend. He tweeted: .@FoxNews is MUCH more important in the United States than CNN, but outside of the U.S., CNN International is still a major source of (Fake) news,
A job advert offering “an exceptional and unique opportunity to train as a broadcast journalist” at the BBC says it is only open to non-white applicants.
Contents: BBC reports hoax by US-led coalition about ISIS evacuation from Raqqa Syria; Syria war violence surges as Bashar al-Assad repeats Aleppo genocide in Ghouta; Apparent coup is in progress in Zimbabwe against 93-year-old Robert Mugabe
Veteran actor Bryan Cranston unloaded on disgraced actor Kevin Spacey and the ‘animalistic’ behavior of several of Hollywood’s most powerful men who’ve been accused of sexually harassing and assaulting women and young men.
An MP has slammed the BBC for spending more than a thousand pounds hiring a helicopter to follow former minister Priti Patel from the airport to Downing Street.
A senior Polish politician has hit back as Britain’s state broadcaster the BBC prepares to air a new documentary on the politics of Central European Visegrád nations Poland and Hungary in which it will accuse the anti-mass migration governments of being anti-democratic, anti-Semitic, and corrupt.
Paul McCartney has called out Donald Trump, claiming that the president’s refusal to believe in man-made climate change is ‘madness.’
The UK Independence Party (UKIP) has warned of “private monopolies” in British media becoming like “state monopolies” such as the BBC, as Rupert Murdoch vies to take control of Sky News.
Leading Tory backbencher Jacob Rees-Mogg has dubbed the BBC the “Brexit bashing corporation” due to its anti-Brexit bias.
There is a Big Story in Monday’s New York Times: “Harvey Weinstein’s Fall Opens Floodgates In Hollywood.” Except for the fact that not a single floodgate is open, that headline is deadly accurate.
Last week on BBC’s “Hardtalk,” actress Jane Fonda was asked by show host Stephen Sackur if inside her she had a “sense of regret” for her 1972 visit to North Vietnam at the height of the Vietnam War. Fonda denied having
Last week on BBC’s “Hardtalk,” actress Jane Fonda was asked by the show’s Stephen Sackur if she was proud of America today. She replied with an emphatic no. Exchange as follows: SACKUR: Let me ask you a simple question, are
British media producers were left asking ‘What Happened?’ Monday, after failed U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton chose to cancel television and radio appearances promoting her new book in the United Kingdom.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has welcomed the ‘inspirational’ failed U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to London, as she continued to blame her failed campaign on Russia and “the white supremacy point of view”.
The BBC has produced and aired a “take” by trans model Munroe Bergdorf, in which white people are excoriated as inherently racist and “the most violent and oppressive force of nature on earth”.
Former NFL long snapper and U.S. Army Green Beret Nate Boyer thinks free agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick could be the next Martin Luther King Jr. if he can embrace his opposers and listen to them. When Kaepernick sat for the national anthem
