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BBC to review 'Bias' in Climate Change reporting
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Why can't people just leave our BBC alone. They haven't done anything wrong except from getting rid of the BBC Radio 4 UK theme and Radio shoutcast streams. Jimmy Savile was also pretty bad tbf
They have been under attack from the right since 2010. Well long before, but 2010 on the Tories were successful at embedding biased leadership.
But. The panarama editing thing was wrong on their part. And unnecessary to make their point.
The current attracks from all angles is hardly a suprise when the BBC itself opens itself for such calls of bias.
The delay in the attack is the only strange issues.
Radio 4 literally has a "feedback" programme where they air criticism of the BBC on a weekly basis.
You realise this in no way argues against the bias argument right.