BBC

Stories

• Almost £100m written off by BBC as digital archive project is scrapped.
• Distributed Al Qaeda propaganda to youngsters.
• You do not need a climate change denier to balance the debate.
• Funded paintballing trip for Islamic terrorists and didn't pass information to UK services about the 21/7 bombers.
• Cited a statement from Hamas claiming an Israeli air strike was to blame for the atrocity that killed hundreds at a hospital. Later reports discovered it was a Hamas rocket.
• A lady several hours late for her flight is required to purchase another ticket to travel to her destination.
• Inbreeding between cousins is not a cause of congenital anomalies.
• The greatest effect of governments borrowing and spending recklessly is not inflation.
• Automatic weapons, bombs and underground tunnel networks in a hospital are not substantial evidence of a major operation.
• Purchasing items is described as being "torn" from their previous owner.
• Someone that refuses to purchase within their means, budget sensibly or retain a partner while having a child is worthy of an article.
• Took 8 weeks to confirm Hamas raped and mutilated women in the October 7th attacks in Israel.
• Described the COVID-19 lab leak theory as "conspiracy theory", "false claim", "baseless claim" and had been pushed by conspiracy groups while pushing Chinese propaganda that it originated in the US.
• Claimed Jussie Smollet needed hospital treatment after two men punched him in the face and police were treating it as a hate crime. Claimed the offenders wrapped a rope around his neck, poured bleach on him in Wintertime Chicago at 2am.
• Considers a lady failing to complete required paperwork being threatened with deportation as newsworthy.
• Plagiarism by Claudine Gay is a conservative talking point and only "alleged" despite overwhelming evidence and admissions.
• Asylum seekers describing their government provided accommodation as having nearby trees being too loud in the wind and that the bathroom was cold in the Winter is worthy of an article.
• Scheduling coordinator, Dawn Queva, said on social media "Nazi apartheid parasites" funded a "holohoax" and described white people as "melanin-recessive parasites".

Lies by Omission, Hearsay and Passive Language

• Reporting Palestinian hearsay about Israeli military strategy.
• A lorry killed 84 people, not the driver and his beliefs.
• Newmarket man is charged with murder. Police found a body in Taiwo Abodunde's home.
• Man charged after pregnant woman stabbed. Mihai Popescu charged with stabbing a heavily pregnant women.
• Man denies seaside park rape charge. Saad Gomaa, an Egyptian asylum seeker, having spent 40 days in the UK allegedly raped a woman in a park.

Journalists

• Nihal Arthanayake

Former Journalists

• Andrew Marr