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There's much more to football than the Premier league but the BBC and so many of the daily papers struggle to realise it.
The full version of that brilliant speech:
So now we all know, if we already didnt, just what has happened/happening to the BBC.
Fascicm.
Sounded to me like she was pointing out to aspiring journalists, what not to do, and admitting she made errors in her interviews.So now we all know, if we already didnt, just what has happened/happening to the BBC.
Fascicm.
Nick Gibb was Deputy Editor of Newsnight before being put in charge of BBC Westminster which gave him control of the whole of the BBC's political programme output. In this role he edited the big Brexit debate on the beeb and ran the 2017 Election coverage. In the same year he was appointed the head of PR at No.10 by Theresa May.
Boris subsequently appointed him to the BBC Board, where he has tried to interfere in the appointment of the new head of BBC News.
He is the brother of a Tory MP who was until recently a Minister in the Government. His placement on the BBC Board follows the appointment of a major Tory donor as the Chair of the Board, and a failed Tory election candidate as Director General (CEO) of the BBC.
Excuse my error. The subject of the above is Robbie Gibb. Nick Gibb is his MP brother.
spiked being spiked.
Just another foreign owned right wing piece of shit.
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I have been really critical of the BBC, mainly because of their compliance with Tory shit.
Then you see that they are still making documentaries like this, amazing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001cc0g/escape-from-kabul-airport
I'd happily keep the license fee purely for the frozen planet documentaries and some of the dramas they produce. But I won't defend them against attacks when it comes to their news/political coverage, it's utterly disgraceful at times.I have been really critical of the BBC, mainly because of their compliance with Tory shit.
Then you see that they are still making documentaries like this, amazing.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m001cc0g/escape-from-kabul-airport
I'd happily keep the license fee purely for the frozen planet documentaries and some of the dramas they produce. But I won't defend them against attacks when it comes to their news/political coverage, it's utterly disgraceful at times.
I watched the Dimbleby documentary 'Days that Shook the BBC', and they try to stay neutral, I think they are more left leaning, maybe wrong. Problem is if they attack the government, either Tory or Labour, their funding will be cut. Perhaps they should split from the licence fee and advertise like other networks, I doubt in the short term it would save them from collapse. They could start slowly Radio ads, and a few hours on BBC 1. They are stuck with the licence fee, when it was introduced, they were the only broadcaster on TV, and the radio and BBC World Service was listened to across the planet.I'd happily keep the license fee purely for the frozen planet documentaries and some of the dramas they produce. But I won't defend them against attacks when it comes to their news/political coverage, it's utterly disgraceful at times.
The difficulty is today, the government won't allow them to say anything derogatory against them, and the threats are real, shut up, or you are finished. .
Don't forget Mortimer and Whitehouse, and Detectorists. It's the news channels that are being abused.I'd happily keep the license fee purely for the frozen planet documentaries and some of the dramas they produce. But I won't defend them against attacks when it comes to their news/political coverage, it's utterly disgraceful at times.
Just watched episode 3 of 'Frozen Planet 2', when David Attenborough is no more, it will be a massive loss to the world of documentaries, can't see anyone ever coming close.I'd happily keep the license fee purely for the frozen planet documentaries and some of the dramas they produce. But I won't defend them against attacks when it comes to their news/political coverage, it's utterly disgraceful at times.
Just watched episode 3 of 'Frozen Planet 2', when David Attenborough is no more, it will be a massive loss to the world of documentaries, can't see anyone ever coming close.