Newsnight used to watch it .........
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Thursday evening at the same time BBC1 is showing Question Time and BBC2 showing Newsnight. Both were discussing the same topical subjects: US riots and Corvid19 - Both asked the same questions to a similar balanced studio panelists which predictably raised the same answers and studio discussion.
What's the point of this expensive duplication in effort??
What's the point of this expensive duplication in effort??
If you can't tell that the video posted is biased and incorrect even in the intro people need there heads looking at. She broke the reporting rules true but not in the way he said. Then comes more crap. Murdoch likes Boris. In fact he mentioned that he would make a good prime minister a long time ago following not getting his own way with previous UK politicians. He's bad news and has been known to interfere with 2 UK elections in much the same way as Cummins with his late Brexit adds.
No party is generally keen on the bloke what's in now may be.
No party is generally keen on the bloke what's in now may be.
Shocking last night, the conservative mp couldn't get a word in for being attacked by Fiona Bruce, very unseemly, wouldn't have happened in Dimblebys day.
I did notice Fiona Bruce permitted those panelists who were critising the government to talk at length, but when the Tory MP tried to raise any positive points, she kept interrupting saying 'But what about this and what about that.......".
Totally biased, but I do feel Boris sometimes doesn't help himself. Why set targets of introducing a new system within a set deadline eg testing by the end of the month etc, when he is having to start from scratch.
He would have a more sympathetic hearing if he just admitted that they are doing their best, and the system would be up and running as soon as it is practically possible.
You can't argue with that.
If it was a labour MP she would do the same and you would think great.
Anyway usually goes that way when one doesn't answer the question asked - happens a lot in politics.
You're wrong. This was bias pure and simple, there's a fine line and the BBC are overstepping it. I'm actually quite happy about it because I would dearly like to see them cut off from licence fee funding which is the way they are headed.
She's one of the Liberal chattering classes, more suited to the Antiques Roadshow.
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No she would not!
You will not hear a conservative voice on the BBC, or on most of British mainstream media. We are the silent majority; the majority who want an end to immigration, but that is a view you will never hear on the BBC unless it's quoted from a "racist" and distanced from as if handling something wiped from the bottom of a shoe.
And, being conservative and accustomed to paying our way, we are the ones paying the BBC's wages - the lefties are the licence fee dodgers.
Pointing out that Boris is pants, Brexit is pants and the Tory party is doing a crap job of Covid and that the Tory advisors are pants, is merely telling the truth.
The good old impartial BBC is here to stay boyo.
I don't think you lot realise how bad the Tories are at present. Dumb shmucks.
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The "Tories" are not conservatives. You will not see a real conservative on the BBC.
I think Fiona Bruce is quite simply terrible at the job and constantly interrupts everybody.
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