Gary Lineker breached the BBC's social media rules in tweets about Tory MPs during a row about the Government's Rwanda policy, the incoming corporation Chairman Samir Shah believes.
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In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast – recorded live at the Hippodrome in Leicester Square – the talking points are Nigel Farage reaching the jungle final, Robert Jenrick quitting and Alex Jones's return to Twitter.
Professor Sir David Spiegelhalter has told the BBC that Covid infections were dropping before lockdown and he "really, really regrets" not having evidence sooner that closing schools was pointless.
COP28 President Sultan Ahmed Al-Jaber sent the alarmists scrambling for damage limitation this week when he said there was "no science" that says phasing out fossil fuels will limit global warming at 1.5°C.
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Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer has criticised the proposed £15 increase in the BBC licence fee as "excessive" amid a cost of living crisis and growing public discontent, with a rising demand for a pay-per-content model.
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The BBC has long been considered the gold standard in British journalism. The organization prides itself on its ability to remain objective and refrain from bias. Despite this self-portrayal, which is similarly prevalent across corporate media, the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza has exposed the British Broadcast Company for what it really is: Biased British-controlled Read More...
The BBC has admitted that the concept of "white privilege" is contested after its youth-focused news service received a complaint over its "controversial" definition of the term.
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Natasha Hausdorff, Legal Director of Lawyers for Israel, has revealed that she was 'bumped' from a scheduled BBC appearance on the evening it parroted Hamas propaganda about an explosion at the Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza.
The BBC is under fire for preventing staff from joining a national march against antisemitism, with figures like Rachel Riley and David Baddiel set to join the event.
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Comic Relief is facing upheaval following the resignation of its Chairman, Eric Salama, who cited the organisation's stance on the Gaza conflict as the reason for his departure.
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