"Views here my own and do not reflect BBC"

At least some BBC journalists appear to take notice of blogs (though they may pretend otherwise).

Senior BBC producer (BBC Business Unit) Louise Greenwood featured in a post here one week ago.

She was the one who tweeted, "Hopefully that's the last we've heard of this lot", following UKIP's election results. 

She reappeared in a post from yesterday denouncing "spineless public servants locally & Whitehall". 

Overnight, she's deleted all of the tweets featured here at Is the BBC biased? and changed her profile from: 

to:

As you'll have noticed, the flippant "etc" has been now replaced by "and do not reflect BBC".

Her deleted tweets show that she knows she crossed BBC editorial guidelines - and that she's been caught out.


Update (17:26): Oh my, and now Louise has just changed her profile again...just to make things clear!

Smile, you are beautiful, Louise! 

Senior BBC producer, of UKIP: "Hopefully it's the last we've heard of this lot"

Louise Greenwood, senior producer for BBC News, is another BBC journalist who likes to tweet:

Her views on the BBC licence fee and on the free market aren't exactly surprising for a senior producer at the BBC Business Unit:

If the BBC licence fee is top sliced to pay for rural broadband isn't that an admission of free market failure in another key industry?

— Louise Greenwood (@LouiseGreenwoo1) May 12, 2015

And neither for that matter is her utter contempt for UKIP:

BBC News - Farage "Happier than he's been in years" - so are we ! Hopefully it's the last we've heard of this lot. http://t.co/G7ZL9Lql31

— Louise Greenwood (@LouiseGreenwoo1) May 8, 2015

The challenge to find BBC Tweeters who tweet from the Right (other than Andrew Neil) goes on.

I'm not holding my breath.