It’s an effort to cast the Reform UK leader as far right when he and his party are mainstream. He should be judged on his actions today, not on schoolboy insults from half a century ago
By Stephen Pollard
Michael Prescott’s memo was meant to be ‘call to action,’ but former standards committee member suggests corporation’s reforms do not go far enough
By Jane Prinsley
Analysis of 2,500 BBC News stories about the Israeli-Gaza war suggests ‘blatant bias’ against Jewish state, says watchdog
It's painful to watch how the Labour MP manages to turn reality on its head. It seems, the only acceptable political views to hold are those which she holds
By Aharon Cohen-Mohliver
Years of flawed, emotive reporting – especially from “high-reliability” outlets – have been baked into training data for large language models and the damage may be impossible to undo
By David Grom
The deeply flawed broadcasting service which its senior executive praises for being ‘almost as trusted as Al-Jazeera’ is beyond repair
By The JC
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The blanket rejection has sparked outrage across the political spectrum and calls for a reform of the complaints system
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By Suella Braverman
The corporation’s reckoning with anti-Israel bias has been a slow-burning crisis for more than 20 years
The Culture Secretary addressed the House of Commons in the wake of Tim Davie’s and Deborah Turness’s resignations
By Lorin Bell-Cross
BBC ‘quietly encouraging’ people to follow restaurant bombing terrorist, father of killed daughter says
Even as its two most senior employees resign, the corporation seems as unwilling as ever to tackle the root cause of the scandal
The director general stepped down following a series of scandals, including the corporation’s failure to deal with accusations of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias
By Siam Goorwich
The Hamas gunman ‘cut through border fence’ during October 7 massacre
By Jonathan Sacerdoti
As with the estranged royals, we’re all bored of hearing of every new self-inflicted embarrassment, but somehow they keep on coming
The Jewish Leadership Council called claims of institutional anti-Israel bias, which emerged in a leaked internal report, ‘deeply alarming’