wulbert
pfm Member
Lots more on this and related matters in Tom Mills' book:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1784784834/?tag=pinkfishmedia-21
BBC News has always been the voice of the establishment, and remains so today.
I suspect the BBC's "left-wing" reputation rests on its drama and comedy output, especially in the 1970s (Play for Today, and the like) but those days are long gone.
So the real, actual problem that Dorries and Johnston have with the BBC is that it (occasionally) asks difficult questions of those in government?
Isn't the ability of our journalists to hold power to account one of the central pillars of our democracy?
Having enjoyed control of most of our print media this entitled bunch now seek full control of the state broadcaster as well. If you need that much control of the narrative in order to stay in power it strongly suggests that you are up to no good.
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