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    1. pubemaster_uno on

      Lololol. Streaming the press conference of the de-facto opposition and probable next PM is a hate crime? The BBC will be accused of “dehumanising” viewers soon

    2. Numerous_Act_8087 on

      Don’t agree with Reform but they are the highest polling party in many national polls. The BBC refusing to air press conferences of parties some people don’t agree with, especially when they’re the country’s highest polling party, is a slippery slope and a recipe for disaster. Article is paywalled so can’t see the full opinion.

    3. BBC were doing this before Brexit.

      Honestly, BBC really have contributed to the mess we are in.

    4. XenorVernix on

      Did they stream the Labour and Tory conferences too or just Reform?

      BBC’s job is to be impartial.

    5. I do love this new democratic approach to politics where covering what a party is saying (especially one that is a) currently looking like they will win the next election and b) proposing very radical changes) is considered anti-democratic and a problem.

      It’s as if the political establishment has given up trying to counter the Reform movement and is now focused on controlling the narrative on the grounds that „press coverage is bad for us“.

    6. HotMachine9 on

      Do I think reform is getting a lot of coverage? Yeah. Is it because they no doubt have wealthy backers? I mean maybe

      But its more likely that its because they are actually proposing radical change.

      Kemi has barely said anything of note nor has Davey

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