Is the BBC biased?

This morning's Sunday with Edward Stourton did mostly what you would expect  Sunday  with Edward Stourton to do. There were segments ...

On a more positive note (and to change the subject), there was a lovely programme on Radio 4 this morning hosted by pianist and academi...

I feel a bit like the BBC at the moment: All I can talk about is Nelson Mandela. So here's another post on the same subject. Tomor...

Both this afternoon's Feedback on Radio 4 and tonight's Newswatch on the News Channel led with the 2000+ complaints about the BB...

<----Sisters and Brothers----> “ Gender segregation would be outlawed by labour ” says Chuka Umunna , still aboard the bandwago...

Interesting feature on Today with Justin and a defender of the London university ‘gender apartheid’ debacle. I’ve boiled down the it...

Leading free school advocate and Telegraph blogger Toby Young is not happy with the BBC: The BBC's anti-free schools bias is becomi...

Charismatic figures notoriously neglect personal relationships and benevolent, child-focused professional persons have a habit of ignoring ...

I do love big, sweeping historical series. The Story of the Jews with Simon Schama, for instance, was fabulous.  It was most unusual, ...

Does it seem to you that there's been much more BBC coverage of Nelson Mandela in the last five days than there was of Margaret Thatch...

There have been some odd reactions to the announcement that the world renowned pianist Evgeny Kissin has a dopted Israeli citizenship ,...

Hmm, an article has just (i.e. about thirty minutes ago) sneaked its way onto the BBC News website. (I only spotted it because it popped u...

Slowing working through this morning's Broadcasting House and, with just two items down, there's already been a Bushtucker Tri...

It's a peculiar thing, but whilst listening to certain BBC programmes I find it hard not to think that BBC employees are even more...

Naturally, this morning's  Broadcasting House began with Nelson Mandela.  If it hadn't started with Nelson I'd have died...

Back to this week's Sunday on Radio 4, hosted by Edward Stourton. What else was there besides happy memories from all concerned o...

This is why it's good to have a small (but growing) cottage industry of BBC-biased related blogs out there... This morning I clic...

Do you remember when Greg Dyke resigned as Director General of the BBC and huge throngs of BBC staff lined his way, cheering and clapping,...

This morning's Sunday on Radio 4 did seem like a Nelson Mandela special, but first impressions (and, perhaps, my own biases) misled m...

You may recall when the BBC went mad for 'The Burka Avenger' - a burka-wearing Pakistani cartoon super-heroine and 'role ...

You really should check out this morning's BBC News and Sky News website home pages. They are strikingly different, and have to be ...