The BBC: are claims of political bias justified? Part 2.

[Cold_Collation]

It was, on Sunday

Link?

 

[Lardbeast]

It was, on Sunday

Journo/editor has probably had his interview sans tea and biccies by now.

 

[undervalued]

To be fair, if it was a found that the majority of no shows were of the BAME community, would it be reported in today's climate?

If it was an issue it would be spun as the government not doing enough to ensure the BAME community are fully informed and able to attend for a jab. . . . Institutionalised racism etc.

Cynical? Moi?

If they aren't aware there's a pandemic due to "language difficulties", they'll be unlikely to understand a vaccination appointment letter.

 

[Cold_Collation]

Learn to speak English. Integrate. Simple.

 

[TamH70]

Learn to speak English. Integrate. Simple.

Or maybe do a bit of thinking about whether or not living in a country where the majority language is some form of English or other is a good idea?

If I wanted to live among Les Grenouilles, I'd have to learn French. Or leave.

 

[BetwixtandBetween]

BBC falls victim to its own virtue-signalling audience.

BBC apologises for Phil Spector death headline

The convicted murderer and music producer was described as "talented but flawed" in an online story.

www.bbc.co.uk

I wonder what the headline will be when she is jailed.

Labour MP Apsana Begum will appear in court at the end of July, where she will stand trial on three housing fraud charges which she denies. It was revealed in December last year that she has been accused of cheating her way to a £300,000 council home in Tower Hamlets

Guido Fawkes

Parliamentary Plots & Conspiracy

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[Dafty duck]

You may wish to cast your eyes over this:

Covid vaccine: Health minister denies jabs being held back

Earlier the first minister said he did not want vaccinators "standing around with nothing to do".

www.bbc.co.uk

The Head of The Welsh Parochial Council, Mark 'Ugwe' Drakeford, is taking a bit of rough handling in the Comments section of this piece.

His comments on the 'Today' programme this morning have been ridiculed, particularly his reasoning behind the less-than-rapid roll out of vaccination - he doesn't want vaccinators standing idly by if the vaccine runs out.

I commend the Comments section to the House - anyone here owning up to being 'DaveRAMC'?

So, according to that article, Scotland is no better than Wales and lagging well behind England and NI. Where is the criticism towards Scotland's "Mammy" and her cavalcade of town councillors?

 

[Dafty duck]

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I wonder what the headline will be when she is jailed.

Guido Fawkes

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Fraud and corruption in Tower Hamlets? Fraud and corruption from a Labour MP? I'm shocked, shocked I tell you.

 

[re-stilly]

I wonder what the headline will be when she is jailed.

There will be no headline, maybe a foot note but definitely no headline.

 

[vvaannmmaann]

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I wonder what the headline will be when she is jailed.

Guido Fawkes

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Given the backlog in the our legal system, her day in court may still be some long time away.

 

[Themanwho]

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I wonder what the headline will be when she is jailed.

Guido Fawkes

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"Gendered violence"? FFS.

If it had been Philippa Spector who topped a cocktail waitress and made some music that would have been alright then, presumably.

 

[Slime]

So, according to that article, Scotland is no better than Wales and lagging well behind England and NI. Where is the criticism towards Scotland's "Mammy" and her cavalcade of town councillors?

At a meeting yesterday where the SNP lacky responsible for rolling out Scotland’s vaccination programme the SNP lacky said Scotland are doing well and the programme is on target.

 

[Dafty duck]

At a meeting yesterday where the SNP lacky responsible for rolling out Scotland’s vaccination programme the SNP lacky said Scotland are doing well and the programme is on target.

Must have set lower targets than the rest of the UK then.

 

[Cold_Collation]

I wonder what the headline will be when she is jailed.

The irony, given her culture's equal treatment of women.

But, hey, nasty white man.

 

[anglo]

Three weeks is pretty good, the second jabs are at roughly five weeks after for the people I know who have had them.

I'm 78, I'll stay out the way until they call me forward, be awhile yet, there's a
lot of old codgers down here

 

[ancienturion]

Even the BBC agreed tonight that the three weeks is getting booked on first jab

Did it mention that for most the second jab is cancelled?

 

[Themanwho]

Did it mention that for most the second jab is cancelled?

Delayed rather than cancelled, surely?

 

[old_n_fat]

Did it mention that for most the second jab is cancelled

Link?

 

[retread2]

In my area (Suffolk), we have been putting it in peoples arms as quickly as we can.
When it runs out, staff will have a well earned rest. Many are working a 12 hour shift, with an hour for lunch.

Are you in Lowestoft? You may have 'done' my aged Mum (91). She said something about "just a prick with a needle".

 

[retread2]

Blimey! When I do a twelve shift I get about ten minutes to nip down the mess and shove something down my neck.

Linda Lovelace walt.