Is the BBC biased?

The  BBC Election Train  rolled across various BBC platforms last week. It travelled the northern United States and pulled in at variou...

Today's From Our Own Correspondent began with Lyse Doucet recounting a story you've probably heard about before, especially ...

Don Corbeone  On the subject of the all-conquering Mr Corbyn... This week's Newswatch followed last week's Feedback in ...

Zeno's Paradox: Illustrating the Labour leadership contest, and why Owen Smith (left) could never beat Jeremy Corbyn (right) In b...

Historic events today call for a classic Corbyn joke  (which the BBC's Laura K is free to make use of on Twitter should she so cho...

Nowadays, whenever I listen to  Poetry Please  on Radio 4 I can't help thinking of the (recently-much-maligned) comedian Jake Yapp...

Still catching up.... Here's something I partly 'grabbed' while on holiday (whilst obviously not being on holiday enough...

(h/t Andrew) Can you spot Theresa May in this old grammar school photo? There's a new BBC News website report by Hannah Ri...

Talking about the Spectator , there's also a piece by Freddy Gray on "being a media Catholic", which ends with a reveali...

Newsnight  editor Ian Katz has a Brexit-related piece in this week's Spectator .  In it he speculates that the language used t...

'Repetition!', as they cry on Just a Minute... Well, if Gyles Brandreth is going to accuse me of 'Repetition!' for pos...

Forgive me for thinking the latest Bake-off resignation and non-resignation were predictable. I could have told you that Paul Hollywood wou...

The Today Programme featured a report from Orla Geurin speaking to troops in Iraq - some of them English - fighting Daesh alongside Kurdish...

The 8.10 spot on this morning's Toda y was given over to a Nick Robinson report from a pro-Jeremy Corbyn rally at the weekend.  ...

Chatting with an acquaintance the other day about a bunch of rogues known vaguely to both of us, he suddenly described one dubious characte...

I seem to recall (though I can't find it now) once writing something about a Twitter feed which regularly posts spoof Jeremy Cor...

Jnr Listeners to the BBC World Service - and overnight Radio 4 - might have heard a World Questions  discussion on Brexit a couple ...