BBC have produced a program lauding themselves for 100 years of unbiased fantastic news reporting.

100 years is true, unbiased- maybe the first seventy years.

A waste of licence fee payers money to produce their own PR

Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

I would love to put the boot into the BBC but as I haven't watched the news on any channel for around 20 odd years in all fairness I can't.

I gave up because it was no longer the news but a 30 minute opinion programme. I suspect that when people talk about bias this is what they refer to.

You could probably do an actual news programme in 5 minutes on most days.

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let me guess......

- climate change
- atonement for the Black Slavery industry ( do not mention other slavery trades involving white slaves )

- the outrageous state of differential pay for different genders
- climate change

- Cheddar Man ate Saltfish & Ackee

- LGBTQ
- Brexit is bad

- Thatcher was the same as Hitler, ( do not mention Stalin )
- The city on the river Foyle is called LondonDerry

- Everything in Russia or China is bad, despotic, criminal
- people who follow Christianity need re-education & therapy. Other religions ? tumbleweed.

- Queen Boudicca had an all female senior military team, the white men were responsible for cleaning out the toilets. The demographic of the Iceni tribe was like a Premier League team.

- climate change
- Julius Caesar's bisexuality is more important than any of his political or military achievements. Something similar with Alexander the Great. Trans ? do not mention Nero who chopped the knackers off a bloke he fancied.

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Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

Agreed 100%!

Nah. They just ignore things like this and carry on regardless.
Nothing will change.

For once I have been watching a BBC show, University Challenge.

This season is about former alumni rather than students.

I recognised quite a few well known faces so I was not surprised when the media pointed out that a huge number of them were connected to the BBC either working for them now or in the past.

Nice work if you can get it.

It's the equivalent of game show and talk show hosts inviting their mates onto the show.

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