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    1. Cynical_Classicist on

      Well yes, the BBC is ridiculously biased, moving the goalposts to give more coverage to Reform, and excluding the Greens and Lib Dems. They also portrayed Corbyn as Voldemort and Sunak as Superman.

    2. BobMonkhaus on

      Have they tried actually commenting on things that are happening? I don’t think they even publicly commented on the OSA for example.

      You can’t cover what isn’t there.

    3. Although I hate the fact that Farage gets to walk into studios, there are reasons how this happens –

      1) He and his press office pick up their phones

      2) There’s no negotiation, 16:15 at Millbank? Sure.

      3) There’s no „I’ll get back to you.“

      4) Thre isn’t a check with the press office to see if it can happen.

      5) There isn’t a check with the press office on the subject of the interview.

      Farage has made himself a very easy guest to get, the media (like every profession) love an easy ride and that is Farage. Maybe if every other party made it a *tad* easier for MPs to turn up, then they would be on any programme any time to get their message out.

    4. Agreeable_Falcon1044 on

      BBC even lie about it or try to mislead the public. Remember an appearance by farage on QT and they introduced him as “making only his second appearance since September 2019” like he has had no coverage….reality is he was the most featured panellist over a 10 year period.

    5. I agree that the bbc is biased but if the Lib Dem’s did something noteworthy other than going down a fucking waterslide…

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