Is the BBC biased?

Sopes, Maitlis and The Zurch gathered again for Americast this week to review the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict, absolute oozing disapproval of...

The mini-drama that’s being acted out in the Spectator has a parallel relevance to this blog (my position here)  Stephen Daisley is a d...

Part One: Jeremy   Corbyn “Under his dull, dismal leadership, Labour has become a byword for animus against Jews and every strain of ...

No 36 “Bias by uneven standards” - (is this the same as bias by false equivalence?) I contend that claims of equivalence between com...

One of the first tweets I saw after getting home from work today was this : Stephen Daisley : Labour’s candidate in West Dunbartonshire,...

Labour worries Regular readers will know that I often indulge myself by addressing matters only tangentially related to the BBC ,  but...

This isn’t about the ‘generalection’, but I’m stealing the phrase in this title from Brenda from Bristol as a nod to people who are tru...

fretting Before I throw in the towel, (I haven’t quite made up my mind yet) I have to relieve myself of some of the things I’ve been ...

This is another belated point I wanted to make back along, away from Brexit - (I wonder how many Tourettes sufferers have “Brexit” as a tic...

I’ve been out of the country, and have missed most of the last couple of week’s domestic news. However, one morning on internet radio I cau...

Dear Prime Minister , It is with great regret that I am resigning as home secretary. I feel it is necessary to do so because I in...

Several people have drawn my attention to an article by Stephen Daisley on (of all places)  STV news.  I was surprised to find it there ...