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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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Programme Date:04/09/2017, BBC Radio 4
Channel: BBC Radio 4Programme Date: 04/09/2017Author: Steve Birmingham.Firstly yet another appearance by Nick Clegg attacking brexit and claiming no progress has been made in negotiations… despite a list of achievements being presented over the weekend. Second…. within half hour a completely unopposed opinion piece by writer Daisy Goodwin telling us how queen Victoria would have been “absolutely horrified by brexit” and would have been a firm supporter of the eu. Thank you. There is so much every day as I listen to radio 4 which is blatantly biased propagabda Now I have found this complaint facility I shall be more proactive in trying to do something about it.
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Author:Steve Birmingham.
BBC One o’Clock News

Programme Date:30/08/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 30/08/2017Author: CurmudgeonStatements that the Japanese government is ‘deeply concerned’ and do not want Britain to have a ‘hard Brexit’ as this will endanger Japanese jobs and make trade talks with UK difficult. Quote from Rupert Wingfield-Hayes; ‘If Britain is heading for a hard Brexit, the UK -Japanese ties are going to be put under severe strain’. Is this really the view of the Japanese government or is it the opinion of the BBC?
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Author:Curmudgeon
BBC news

Programme Date:20/08/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 20/08/2017Author: BBC Brexit BiasThe Brexit debates on ‘What the Papers Say’ and ‘Dateline London’ were not balanced. All the guests clearly held the view of remaining in the EU. Such continued bias has changed my viewing habits and Sky News is now my preferred news programme.
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Author:BBC Brexit Bias
Dateline London

Programme Date:19/08/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 19/08/2017Author: Pat4 guests entirely anti Brexit. Jane Hill reminded them 52% voters , voted to Leave but the only message from the discussion was that Brexit will be a disaster, people didn’t know what they were voting for and the comparison between Britain’s withdrawal from India being equated to Brexit was total nonsense. For heavens sake get a balanced panel (pro and anti Brexit opinions) on this programme or admit the BBC is biased and anti-Brexit.
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Author:Pat
Dateline

Programme Date:19/08/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 19/08/2017Author: SueDateline All guests we anti Brexit so only their views were put across …. another example of BBC’s bias against Brexit.
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Author:Sue
Text Pages for ‘News’, sub page ‘Politics’

Programme Date:07/08/2017, BBC1
Channel: BBC1Programme Date: 07/08/2017Author: BBC against democracy over BrexitTotal of five ‘Anti-Brexit’ news items and ZERO Pro-Brexit. This is a record for the BBC as there are only ten news items in total, and thus ‘Ant-Brexit’ was 50% of the items displayed.
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Author:BBC against democracy over Brexit

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