Is the BBC biased?

Melanie Phillips has written a penetrating essay in the Jerusalem Post. Do read it through . The gist of it is that bloggers like me are ...

What’s the point of Hardtalk? The blurb says: In-depth interviews with hard-hitting questions and sensitive topics being covered as famou...

Does anyone watch HARDtalk? It’s usually on TV at unsocial hours. I watched Stephen Sackur's disappointingly lacklustre interrogation o...

The BBC’s HARDtalk covers a vast breadth of issues. Stephen Sacker sweeps in on all sorts of scenarios and situations, tasked with confront...

I read a piece about Facebook in last week’s Sunday Times(£) titled:   “Behind our happy snaps is a sea of Facebook filth” by Sarah Baxte...

The BBC put out two interviews, one  with Israeli opposition politician Tzipi Livni, the other with deputy foreign minister Tzipi Hotovely ...

Katty Kay's anti-Brexit aside there might remind viewers of Hardtalk of this recent exchange between a BBC presenter and the lea...

Over the years a number of BBC related blogs have featured HARDtalk. Some have written about it many times .   It presents itself as th...

I woke up in the middle of the night and switched on the radio, just in time to catch a familiar voice saying “Suha Arafat”. It was, ...

We get caught up in semantics, such as 'what should we call Islamic State if we don’t want to look as if we’re legitimising the aspirat...

I happened to see HardTalk yesterday - the episode with  Holocaust survivor  Susan Pollack,  a Hungarian born Jew who now lives in Lon...

Should you take the sincerity of the spoken word for granted when you see or hear it on the media? Some might think, cynically, that what w...