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BBC to review 'Bias' in Climate Change reporting
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this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2025
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Just to note that Richard Tice, quoted here as saying "The BBC must investigate its appalling climate change bias", is something of an expert on bias in the news. He is a presenter on GB News, who have been investigated by Ofcom and found to have been in breach of their licence on 7 occasions - one involving an interview with him. There are currently 14 more investigations ongoing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GB_News#Ofcom_investigations
GB "News" is a blight on the media landscape. Calling itself "News" but says it is just "entertainment" so doesn't have to follow news standards. That needs to drop them in a world of trouble. They need to be made an example of so we don't get more of that.