"I'm sick of BBC bias on terror"

Here's part of Katie Hopkins's column in The Sun. (To read the whole of her column - and the rest of this bit on the BBC - you'll have to pay The Sun). It relates to the topic of BBC bias, and may be of interest to you. (Or it may not. In which case, to each their own).

I'm sick of BBC bias on terror

                             by Katie Hopkins 

People keep telling me it's the one thing I am not supposed to write about. And my lawyer says it will be expensive. But to with it all because, frankly, I've had enough. 

I am outraged my country is changing and Great Britain is looking less great. I am also sick of holding my tongue. Enough. 

The simple fact is nearly half of Muslims in the UK think the bearded loons who spout violence against the West are pretty much in line with mainstream Muslim opinion.

According to a BBC poll, almost half - 45 per cent - believe that extremist clerics who preach violence against the West are not "out of touch". 

Do you hear that? Forty-five per cent of Muslims in the UK think that the hooked preacher of hate was dead on the money. They see bearded fanatics ranting in the street encouraging their "brothers" to machete the heads off white boys and nod approvingly as they saunter off to Sainsbury's.

When I heard the BBC celebrating that the majority of British Muslims are opposed to those who want to fight against British interests I wanted to yank my radio from the wall and hurl it through the window of the nearest halal-only Subway.

Even Baroness Warsi thinks that it's all a bit dodge. And she is basically Ken Livingstone in drag.

This is not journalism. This is not responsible reporting. This is the reason we should stop paying the licence fee. 

We must stop funding left-wingers to ingest The Guardian and make biased programmes. 

Just because you ride a bike to work, doesn't make you right, you pompous, soft-shoe-wearing fools.

It is time that BBC reporters were accountable for what they write and say.