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Perhaps they can calculate how many deaths have resulted from USaid being withdrawn.
Can't MI6 send in a Bond type saboteur to blow up Musk's rocket HQ? The man's a fucking menace to national security.

RedSparrows wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2026 5:11 pm Apologies, but this is beyond a farce. Journalism that's so utterly in thrall to a logic that wants it dead, and which is never, ever understood for what it is. I.e. journalism that is failing.

No need to apologise. It wasn't so long ago the BBC did a hagiography of Musk where some female Septic drawled that "Musk is probably smarter than Einstein"...

"Oh aaah?", as we say round here?

Head of Commons media committee denies writing article accusing BBC of bias

In an article for the ConservativeHome website, Conservative MP Caroline Dinenage said Prescott’s claims “made plain what many viewers have sensed for some time: a pattern of institutional bias within BBC News and current affairs”. She also accused it of “deep anti-Israel bias”.

The issue, she wrote, “runs into the very culture, editorial mindset and assumptions that have shaped the BBC for years”.

It was a strong take for a figure who would no doubt be involved in examining the claims Prescott had made. A problem has emerged with the excoriating article, however – Dinenage now says she did not write it.

Dinenage was quizzed about the article by the BeebWatch podcast, fronted by former BBC Radio 4 presenter Roger Bolton. However, before the episode was released, the podcast was contacted by Dinenage’s office to say that neither she – nor her team – had written the article, which did not accurately reflect her views.

"Whatever the truth, it has remained on the ConservativeHome website for several months without anyone apparently noticing. It is still there to be read. Altogether a rum affair."

This is amusing, but the description of Trump from 3:08 had me spill my tea...

The BBC and other low forms of life - or journalists, as some call them - seem most affronted that the police are keeping them well away from the site of the train collision at Elstow.

Possibly because the RAIB don't want a bunch of kno-nuffin fuckwits trampling all over the scene of an accident and getting in the way of an ongoing investigation.

Someone needs to explain to the journalists that they ain't quite as important as they like to think they are.

Yug wrote: ↑Sat Jun 20, 2026 9:49 am
Someone needs to explain to the journalists that they are less important and less pleasant than the piece of fox shit on my patio.

FTFY

Today, my dislike (I’ll stop short of hatred, but it’s fucking close) of that little weasel, the BBC’s Political Editor Chris Mason, rose to new levels.

What a despicable, dishonest wee cunt he is.

Abernathy wrote: ↑Mon Jun 22, 2026 6:14 pm Today, my dislike (I’ll stop short of hatred, but it’s fucking close) of that little weasel, the BBC’s Political Editor Chris Mason, rose to new levels.

What a despicable, dishonest wee cunt he is.

From "A play wot Ernie Wrote".

Burnham's train's due in at Euston soon.
Make sure you're under it.

Another day.

BBC's top 10 stories includes a "Farage Says" headline for the Nth consecutive fucking day.

Farage says £5m gift spending details 'not public's business'.

Listen up BBC:
* Do some journalism, go out there and research some news.
* Stop tagging politician's press releases as news.
* Stop prioritising opinion over factual events.
* Stop acting like the GB News B-team.

I would suggest you watch both the Sally Nugent and Nick Robinson interviews with him.

He doesn't come off well.

Not just the biased BBC tearing into poor Nigel and putting him in danger, first Ferrari, now Julia Dunning-Kruger's poking her nose into things that are none of her business!
Who the hell do these Lefty journalists think they are?

More interested in these Russian hacking and spying allegations Farage made but now wants us all to forget about.

Christopher Harborne has Russian connections, specifically links to Russian state propaganda and sanctions evasion.

Further to my earlier post on the Reform thread, here is Zia Yusaf calling out Fiona Bruce and the biased BBC for stacking the QT audience against him.

I found this whilst looking up something else raised elsewhere on this 'ere forum, which interested me:

https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/1 ... erference)

I assume this arose from the transmission of Yesterday's Men at the time and it seemed to be someone calling for an OFCOM-type body.

Lord Hill was the Postmaster General at the time: I wonder if the foundation stone bearing his name on the now-demolished Neptune House at what is now Fairbanks Studios in Borehamwood has been saved?

Congratulations BBC:

4 consecutive days NOT leading with a "Nigel Says" headline.

See, you can do it if you try.

Are Mason / Kuenssberg on holiday?

They're probably not headlining "Nigel says" stories because currently every time Nigel opens his gob he makes Nigel look stupid and/or dodgy as fuck. And we can't be having that, can we.

Mason was playing the Farage decision as a stroke of genius on Monday....

Probably realised how dumb that looks.

John Humphrys goes Geoffrey Boycott;

The hill I will die on: Radio 4’s Today programme has become really annoying since I left