I have to wonder why the BBC would release this. What is the motivation? Obviously whoever is "jamming" them is not going to read this, say, "My bad" and jus

I have to wonder why the BBC would release this. What is the motivation? Obviously whoever is "jamming" them is not going to read this, say, "My bad" and just stop. I am really wondering who their real audience, in this case, is. Is this an attempt to influence government actions in the U.K. or the EU itself? Is this part of a public opinion swaying operation to sway the British people so that more of them will support the idea of military action in Syria? It's all speculation at this point, but I do wonder.