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• Introduced Haitham al-Haddad as a highly respected figure, however he supported the Hamas attacks on Israel.
• Asks pollster, Scarlett Maguire, how she votes before allowing her on air.
• Used paedophile drivers for 30 years.
• BBC journalist, Sangita Myska, calls Nigel Farage a thug in a suit.
• Describes the indigenous population of the United Kingdom as "those who view themselves as the indigenous population".
• Journalist, presenter and newsreader, Huw Edwards, admits to creating 6 category A images of the worst kind of sexual penetrative material involving children as young as 7.
• Reform Party candidate Nigel Farage claimed that the UK was the World's seventh biggest exporter, The BBC said that was only true if you didn't exclude entire categories of goods.
• Opposition to illegal immigration, which is the law of the country, and the manifesto of every major party, is a far right idea.
• Fails to mention that a female boxer retiring after 46seconds in a fight after receiving a suspected broken nose was fighting a male fighter at the Olympics.
• Described Ismail Haniyeh, the leader of a proscribed Islamic terror group Hamas as "moderate and pragmatic".
• Alex Kay-Jelski, director of sport, believes that not allowing men to compete in women's sports is comparable to not allowing Jamaican sprinters and Ethiopian marathon runners to compete in events.
• Took 5months to admit that rapes may have occurred during the October 7th attacks in Israel.
• Produced a documentary which portrayed a young white girl being overly sexually aggressive towards a Muslim man, who later was jailed for 18 years on 5 counts of rape of a 12 year old girl.
• Refers to child victims of rape as prostitutes.
• The camera man of a documentary about Gaza appears to celebrate the October 7th massacre in Israel.
• In a documentary about gaza, the narrator is a member of a family of the proscribed terrorist group Hamas run government.
• Claims to interview three "random" individuals in a city in America, however all three are activists with a history of antisemitism.
• Fails to mention a convicted rapist had multiple convictions for sexual assaults and rape in his native Bulgaria and the Crown Prosecution Service apologised for its inadequacies when the rapist fled and came back to the UK.
• BBC Media Action received $3.23million from USAID.
• Claimed the Pfizer COVID-19 "vaccine" probably protected those around you, despite it not reducing transmission.
• Promoted a drill rapping murderer.
• Wrote an article about a women who thinks the police should do more about a man from India exposing himself on the internet.
• Collaborated with a pro-immigration Saudi extremist who later went on to drive into innocent people at a Christmas event.
• A male wins BBC's women's footballer of the year.
• Removes references to a BBC Verify claim that government figures are "likely" correct, when they were false.
• Outdoor spaces are not welcoming to people with "bigger bodies".
• Deliberately deceived readers with a story about a dog attacking a man with Down's syndrome.
• Stated that riots occurred because of false rumours that the Southport murderer suspect was a Muslim, ignoring that a man of Rwandan origin had stabbed multiple children.
• Scriptwriter is among ten Palestine Action activists who are accused of storming the headquarters of a Israeli-based defence firm in an alleged armed protest.
• Forced to apologise for describing Reform Party as "far right".
• Believes remarks made about individual women represent someones views about all women.
• Glorifying vigilante groups who "protect mosques".
• BBC fought in court to lift the anonymity order of the police officer who shot Chris Kaba, a member of a London gang.
• Says that Kamala Harris being referred to the "border tsar" is a "contested term", despite it being used to describe her position by Congress.
• Refuses to call Hamas a terrorist organisation, despite it being a proscribed terrorist group.
• Believes that women largely bear the brunt of invisible workplace responsibilities which is taxing and uncompensated and considers it to have the value of an extra shift.
• During the Falklands War, the BBC forewarned the Argentinian army on an imminent attack on Goose Green, leading to excessive casualties.
• Upheld complaint against Today presenter Justin Webb for saying trans women are males.
• CBBC actor, Daniel Frogson, downloaded 848 sick child abuse images.
• Almost £100m written off by BBC as digital archive project is scrapped.
• Made a direct comparison between the Nazi occupation of France and Marine Le Pen's National Rally political party.
• Distributed Al Qaeda propaganda to youngsters.
• Describes a gun as "went off", as if it could happen without the operator pulling the trigger.
• You do not need a climate change denier to balance the debate.
• Presenter, David Aaronovitch, calls for the assassination of Donald Trump. A few weeks later someone attempted to assassinate Donald Trump with a firearm.
• Didn't mention the racially motivated murder of Kriss Donald until day 18 of the trial.
• Claims a man is spending £5 a night on energy to charge his wheelchair, which would mean with the price cap his battery is over 300 times the energy capacity average wheelchair battery or 3 Tesla power walls.
• Suggests it is unlikely a DDOS attack would affect a single service or feature on a website.
• Describes direct and immediate threat of slitting someones throat in a riot as a "remark".
• Claimed there were 100 "far-right" riots planned, the source of which was a man from Liverpool who had googled for immigration offices across the UK.
• Describes the video of a man gesticulating and demanding to kill people with opposing viewpoints as "appearing" to show he said that the throats of rioters should be cut.
• 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.
• In a debate where Joe Biden is described as "incoherent", the headline was that a his political competitor was evading questions.
• 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.
• Reported that £1billion in PPE is insufficient for managing COVID-19, yet £1.4billion in COVID-19 PPE is later destroyed.
• 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.
• Claimed uncritically that 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 wore KKK outfits, 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".
• Africa Editor for the World Service, Mary Harper, was an expert witness to help at least 15 Somalian criminals fight deportation, including a vile offender who sexually attacked a deaf teenage girl.
• Staff told not to hire candidates who are "dismissive" of diversity.
• Minimising the dangers and risks of transmission of HIV: "People like to ask me if I was risky or unlucky - everyone with HIV is unlucky.".
• Described Jean-Luc Melenchon, a self described communist, as "centre-left".
• Detailed the weight loss journey of a man later convicted of plotting to kidnap, rape and murder Holly Willoughby.
• Describes the opinion of one man as the "community" who believes black people are traumatised by the death of Chris Kaba.
• Huw Edwards will receive £300,000 a year pension from the BBC despite having a conviction for the creation of sexual images of children.
• 1,400 girls were abused, trafficked and groomed by gangs of men, but failied to mention their origin of mainly Pakistani heritage.
• BBC TV host Jay Blades charged by West Mercia Police for engaging in controlling and coercive behaviour.
• Report lead by Trevor Asserson about the BBC found that it breached guidelines 1500 timers over the Israel Hamas war.
• Presenter Jermaine Jenas sacked by the BBC for "innapropriate behaviour".
• Has a target of 25% representation of "diversity" for its shows.
• Describes Anura Kumara Dissanayake, a marxist leader of Sri Lanka, as "left-leaning".
• A lady misses a bus because it is full.
• Wrote about the death of Yahya Sinar, the leader of Hamas, and failed to mention that he is a terrorist.
• Describes Chris Kaba as "unarmed", despite being in control of a vehicle and using it to risk the lives of officers.
• After helping reveal Martyn Blake's identity, the killer of Chris Kaba, gangsters offered a £10,000 reward to help find him.

COVID-19

• 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.
• Misrepresented COVID-19 risk to boost lockdown support.
• We are all at risk of COVID-19 and that the virus does not discriminate, despite the risk to over 75's being 10,000 times higher than under 15s.
• Gave the impression that hospitals were being overwhelmed during the first wave, despite hospital bed occupancy being at an all time low.
• Routinely reported COVID-19 deaths of healthy young adults, giving the impression that these were common despite them being extremely rare.

Lies by Omission, Hearsay, Incompetence and Passive Language

• Fails to mention Islamic extremism to be the motivation of the death of a police officer.
• Described an assassination attempt with a firearm on Donald Trump as "loud bangs".
• Fails to mention the full nature of the anti-white and antisemitic letter Diane Abbott wrote.
• Described critics as "claiming" a woman got a job because she is a woman, when the only reason she was successful was because of inclusivity rules where a man would have won otherwise.
• Girl dies after boat capsizes, after a group of illegal traffickers possibly deliberately sabotage their raft.
• 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.
• Young girls being brought from UK to Pakistan to marry their cousin in false pretences "should not be considered an issue just within Muslim communities".
• Stated that the Chinese economy grew 4.7% in a 3month period, when it was reporting on the annualised growth rate.
• Describes illegal immigration as "irregular migration".

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