You’re completely missing the point and I don’t think you actually know what “bias” means. > a British broadcaster, paid for by British people, to address stor

You’re completely missing the point and I don’t think you actually know what “bias” means. > a British broadcaster, paid for by British people, to address stories of interest of British interest from a British perspective This is exactly my point. You’re going to get news from maybe 1% of the full ideological spectrum and nowhere near “all sides” of any story. The BBC has a strong bias towards status quo opinions (“ of British interest from a British perspective”). The news they don’t report on is equally as important as what they do publish.