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> especially its partisan news reporting on the current government Is that pro-government or anti-government in your view?
by iso1210 5y ago
> especially its partisan news reporting on the current government
Is that pro-government or anti-government in your view?
- fiftyacorn 5y agoThey are pro-government, pro-union - but the point is BBC news should be non-partisan
- Proven 5y ago
- midasuni 5y agoThe government doesn’t appear to have noticed this bias
- Freskis 5y agoI would say most UK people consider the BBC to be impartial and neutral, except perhaps for people with more extreme political opinions.
- pessimizer 5y ago> except perhaps for people with more extreme political opinions. Like the people who supported Corbyn, or Scottish independence? You're characterizing people who were a few points from winning as extremists.
- iso1210 5y agoDon't fall for the mistake that everyone voting for X is as polarised or 'extreme' as the activists campaigning for X.
- iso1210 5y agoBBC is certainly the most trusted news outlet https://yougov.co.uk/topics/media/articles-reports/2020/04/29/no-trust-media-has-not-collapsed-because-coronavir https://yougov.co.uk/topics/media/articles-reports/2020/04/2... Although it's only about half
- thinkingemote 5y agoSome comedian said that the left think the BBC is right wing and the right think the BBC is left wing and that means it's doing the right thing.
- dfawcus 5y agoGenerally pro government, as in wanting more of it, but anti government of the day.