The BBC was forced to remove an educational cartoon aimed at children which claimed that the UK had always been “multicultural” and “there was no such thing as a pure Brit” after the tax-payer funded broadcaster accepted it breached its own impartiality rules.
The BBC has run a story headlined ‘Brexit threat to sandwiches’, citing an unnamed “senior grocery executive”.
Radio presenter James O’Brien has slammed the BBC for hosting right-wingers like Jacob Rees-Mogg MP, equating it to giving a platform to people who believe in unicorns, whilst admitting “routinely” breaking BBC impartiality rules when working there.
The BBC’s news editor has defended their initial lack of coverage of the Telford of grooming revelations, insisting the corporation is doing the “right thing” in relation to grooming gangs generally.
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.
“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
An anti-Brexit group wearing “thank EU for the Music” T-shirts will be handing out EU flags to concert goers of the BBC’s Last Night of the Proms to lament what they see as the coming “Brexit Dark Ages” of culture.
Breitbart London’s Raheem Kassam blasted the BBC for asking him for interviews whilst continuing to refer to Breitbart News Network as ‘far right’, and said the broadcaster’s smears put his staff at risk of attack from Islamist and alt-left extremists.
The BBC has run a segment claiming online reaction GIFs showing black people constitute “digital blackface” and “white people” using “dark-skinned emojis” are guilty of a “form of cultural appropriation”.
The International Trade Secretary has written to the director of the UK’s publicly funded broadcaster, accusing the corporation of “bias” coverage of Brexit.
A high proportion of top earners at the BBC have railed against Brexit and controlled migration, voicing broadly left-wing views. With Wednesday’s disclosure of BBC salaries, funded by ordinary Brits forced to pay the TV license fee, many people have
The BBC has been slammed for allowing the Proms to be hijacked by anti-Brexit stunts twice in a single weekend.
Parliamentarians from Britain’s leading parties have demanded the BBC end its anti-Brexit bias, or face being hauled before media regulators.
Jeremy Paxman, who presented the BBC’s flagship Newsnight programme for over two decades, has accused the organisation of being “partial” and “parastatal”, and called for the “antediluvian” licence fee to be scrapped.
A presenter on the BBC’s international radio service has had a furious debate with a Polish MP after she dismissed the views of the Polish people and berated his country’s resistance to EU migrant quotas.
The BBC has been accused of omitting to report that a trio of knife attackers allegedly shouted Quranic verses and “this is for Allah” as they slashed the arm of a nursery school worker.
BBC audiences could have been hijacked by Labour-supporting activists posing as Conservatives, polling experts have admitted. The warning comes after the audience for a seven-way debate aired by the BBC earlier this week was accused of being “the most left
An extensive new report has found the BBC’s flagship morning news show was “strongly biased against Brexit” in the critical week when Britain triggered Article 50 and began its divorce from the European Union (EU).
The BBC has made a drama about girls affected by Muslim rape gangs – with no mention of Islam in press releases or the trailer, the writer claiming “there was no religious basis for this”.
The BBC, Britain’s constitutionally “impartial” public-funded broadcaster, has labelled U.S. President Donald Trump’s dismissal of FBI Director James Comey as “highly suspicious”, running several articles and bulletins drawing comparisons with the Watergate scandal which brought down President Richard Nixon in 1974.
Yesterday I asked of lying liar climate ‘scientist’ Michael Mann: “Does anyone take this guy seriously any more?”
The BBC has been slammed for their allegedly “fawning” coverage of the death of Martin McGuinness after they repeatedly described him as “peacemaker” rather than a militant.
The BBC is harming the UK’s reputation by portraying it as a “xenophobic” nation regretting its vote to leave the European Union (EU), 72 MPs from across the political spectrum have claimed.
“Are food bloggers fuelling racist stereotypes”, asks the BBC in a headline on its news website, the article highlighting concern about “microaggressions” in food media.
Mainstream media outlets in Britain such as the BBC and the Observer have falsely implied that poll-topping, populist firebrand Geert Wilders made an attack on all Moroccan migrants in the Netherlands when he blasted foreign criminals, in headlines on their
Sebastian Gorka, current deputy assistant to U.S. President Donald J. Trump and former editor at Breitbart News, slammed the BBC who suggested the recent administration travel ban was “dictatorial”.
Linking the phenomenon to the electoral victory of Donald Trump, a group of influential MPs have launched an investigation into ‘fake news’ as a “threat to democracy”.
The incoming chairman of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) said not enough viewers trust the media giant as he promised to commission “scientific” research to ensure its coverage is impartial.
The BBC is to set up a dedicated fact-checking team, which they say will work to debunk ‘fake news’ that’s being frequently shared on social media. News director of the BBC James Harding announced on Thursday that the public broadcaster will
The BBC has been accused of disseminating fake news with a report which suggested that a police officer had used excessive force in making an arrest. The Police Federation have defended the officer’s actions.
The BBC, the most mainstream of mainstream media outlets, has been caught up in a “fake news” controversy after reporting that Christmas was set to be cheaper than ever – only to decide just three days later that costs had in
Britain’s public broadcaster — the BBC — has called the election of Donald Trump an “American Tragedy” in a headline for an article featuring an interview with the editor of the New Yorker magazine. David Remnick, editor of the stridently
The BBC has temporarily removed and then edited a job advert on their website, which was seemingly aimed exclusively at non-white and disabled people.
