> So why are we surprised the BBC doesn't want to stick its head above the parapet? Well, I'm not surprised by that as I've seen the way that the BBC approache

> So why are we surprised the BBC doesn't want to stick its head above the parapet? Well, I'm not surprised by that as I've seen the way that the BBC approaches "impartiality" (e.g. have experts explaining one side of an issue and then allow non-experts to spout falsehoods which aren't challenged despite them being demonstrably false). As a license-fee payer, I detest the way that the BBC is ignoring its journalistic duty to present the facts in a non-partisan manner or at least attempt to do so. However, they consistently use different language to report on the different sides of the war.