Thread: Cancel culture at the BBC
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Old 11-03-2023, 09:10   #22
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Re: Cancel culture at the BBC
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Originally Posted by Paul View Post
MOTD will air with no presenters at all.

That'll make a nice change, more action, less hot air.
I’m not sure it’ll have more action it might just be shorter. Agree on the hot air.

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Originally Posted by Dave42 View Post
free speech is only allowed if you saying right wing things Andrew sadly BBC right wing bias is beyond a joke now
The state broadcaster is worthy of its counterparts in Iran, Russia or North Korea.

As Alan Sugar demonstrates so successfully, its impartiality rules clearly depend on who you are and what issue of the day you feel like mouthing off about.
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