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Channel: BBC Radio 4
Programme Date: 14/06/2016
Author: Roger Smith

The last item of today’s show had two people exposing remain views, with no opposing view. This happens time after time, how do they get away with it?

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BBC News at Six and News at Ten

Programme Date:22/06/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 22/06/2017Author: WolfieOne line on the announcement of the biggest population explosion in 70 years and no report whatsoever. Probably biggest single issue in the referendum and this news almost totally buried. Why not interviewing of people up and down the country as it affects our daily lives. Reports on shortage of foreign labour to man fruit picking farms but no mention of this huge increase and the social impacts caused. Disgusting but typical of the way the BBC is becoming increasingly politicised
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Author:Wolfie
Who Should We Let In

Programme Date:22/06/2017, BBC2
Channel: BBC2Programme Date: 22/06/2017Author: JoThe programme was biased towards pro immigration ideas with the presenter putting forward pro immigration quotes and ideas in a positive manner but any anti immigration ideas in a negative manner. The show was blatantly an extension of the presenters own ideas and beliefs. In this current climate there needs to be a balanced discussion, if the presenter is unwilling to do this than a second presenter should be used to bring balance to the conversation.
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Author:Jo
News at Six

Programme Date:22/06/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 22/06/2017Author: F phillipsAngry tone and Raised volume plus aggressive negative reporting about brexit negotiations by Laura political reporter. This approach has been ongoing since the referendum and it is depressing that reporting is biased in this way and cannot be delivered as news using impartiality. It is highlighting doom and gloom unnecessarily instead of a positive accurate approach, hence this complaint of your reporters being allowed to show consistent negative opionated tones
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Author:F phillips
Brexit Means Brexit

Programme Date:21/06/2017, BBC2
Channel: BBC2Programme Date: 21/06/2017Author: JessNwyumbaUtterly flabbergasted to watch the BBC’s ‘Brexit Means Brexit’ programme. I voted Remain but this is appalling – incredibly biased, this non impartial reporting makes a mockery of the BBC. Just embarrassing to watch. Really saddened and ashamed of the BBC for broadcasting this.
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Author:JessNwyumba
Newsnight

Programme Date:19/06/2017, BBC2
Channel: BBC2Programme Date: 19/06/2017Author: spuckoEvan Davis clearly biased towards a, so called, soft brexit. Pushing a pro EU stance on Kier Starmer. Disgraceful.
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Author:spucko
1.00 news

Programme Date:19/06/2017, BBC Radio Five Live
Channel: BBC Radio Five LiveProgramme Date: 19/06/2017Author: DGDuring Adrian Chiles program he had a discussion between Dan Hannan (Leave) & another (remain) about the forth coming Brexit discussions during which each of the two guests put their points across, then come the news bulletin after the programme you chose to only play an exert from another (remain) spouting his pessimistic outlook, why wasn’t there also a clip of Dan Hannan’s more positive outlook played?
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