Does the BBC have a Pro-EU Bias?

[999tigger]

Today's update:

 

 

Monday 22/2/16 (lunchtime): "EU exit is a 'security risk'"

Monday 22/2/16 (evening): "EU exit is a 'leap in the dark'"

Tuesday 23/2/16 (lunchtime): "EU exit would 'risk jobs'"

Wednesday 24/2/16 (lunchtime): Gove says EU deal 'not legally binding'

Wednesday 24/2/16 (evening): Tusk: EU reforms cannot be reversed

 

 

That's Pro 4-1 Anti.

 

This is a really awesome service. Hope you keep it up till the actual vote.

[Gamston]

They seem pretty fair to me . The scaremongering stories make the headlines and suit the agenda of those who want Britain to stay in . On the local news tonight there was an EU MP on, who said all the major decisions were made by unelected bureaucrats and all the elected members just wasted their time .

[whiteowl]

The right say the BBC has a left wing bias, the left says it has a right wing bias. The anti-EU people say it is pro-EU, the pro-EU people say it is anti-EU.

 

Sounds to me like it's doing a fair job of staying in the middle.

[ECCOnoob]

^^^^^^^ Absolutely spot on.

 

The fact they are seemingly upsetting both sides from all opinions must mean they are at the right levels.

[Magilla]

The right say the BBC has a left wing bias, the left says it has a right wing bias. The anti-EU people say it is pro-EU, the pro-EU people say it is anti-EU.

 

Sounds to me like it's doing a fair job of staying in the middle.

 

Spot on.......

 

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It's competitors had to spend their own money developing their HD channels.

 

Nope, they use systems based in part on the type of research you're moaning about.

 

Of course they are not going to admit that taking millions of quid a year from the EU gives them a bias towards it, but who but the utterly credulous would believe them?

 

Nah, you're just seeing things that aren't there.

[WiseOwl182]

Today's update:

 

 

Monday 22/2/16 (lunchtime): "EU exit is a 'security risk'"

Monday 22/2/16 (evening): "EU exit is a 'leap in the dark'"

Tuesday 23/2/16 (lunchtime): "EU exit would 'risk jobs'"

Wednesday 24/2/16 (lunchtime): Gove says EU deal 'not legally binding'

Wednesday 24/2/16 (evening): Tusk: EU reforms cannot be reversed

Thursday 25/2/16 (lunchtime): EU in crisis talks over migrant limits

 

 

That's Pro 4-2 Anti.

[Car Boot]

The BBC has proved itself to be fanatically committed to prosecuting hundreds of thousands of disadvantaged people each year for not paying it's regressive and punitive TV tax. Yet it has shown no enthusiasm at all for the prosecution of its child abuser 'talent', which BBC staff, including management, were certainly aware of going back decades.

 

The BBC not only has a pro-EU bias. It has a pro-paedophile bias too.

[tzijlstra]

Quite bemused that the BBC is not reporting that the EU parliament has voted to boycott arms-trade with Saudi. Almost like they are very pro-Cameron, who on the same day announced he was proud of the 3 billion pounds a year arms deal with Saudi... He didn't mention that Saudi and Iran, in their proxy war in Yemen have killed at least 3000 innocent civilians, using toys supplied by Britain/France/US and Russia respectively.

[chalga]

Quite bemused that the BBC is not reporting that the EU parliament has voted to boycott arms-trade with Saudi. Almost like they are very pro-Cameron, who on the same day announced he was proud of the 3 billion pounds a year arms deal with Saudi... He didn't mention that Saudi and Iran, in their proxy war in Yemen have killed at least 3000 innocent civilians, using toys supplied by Britain/France/US and Russia respectively.

 

 

0-1 to anti EU

[Eater Sundae]

^^^^^^^ Absolutely spot on.

 

The fact they are seemingly upsetting both sides from all opinions must mean they are at the right levels.

 

Unless one side is correct in their claim, and the other knows its not true but claim all the same so that people will think the BBC is being objective. How would we know???